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:^mmm^&mimmmiiim ?5 FAYORS ALLIANCE, EOT NOT BY FORCE i Continued from First Page. but that Norway enter into a treaty binding both varties'never to build any forts on the boundary Otherwise, we Bhall have a frontier like that between Prance and Germany, which must be guarded at tremendous expense and which would always constitute a threat to peace and a hindrance to com merce. "What other guarantees will Sweden ask of Norway in the negotiations for a treaty?" "Perhaps the most important relates to the new Swedish Norwegian railroad which traverses the northern end of each country and has for its terminus the fine, ice free port of Narvik on the Atlantic coast Heavy exports of Swed ish iron ores to England and other coun tues are sent bv wav of Narvik and" the Offoten fjord. On the_ other hand, this railroad connecting with the Eus sian system that runs up to the Swedish border of Finland gives Norway a val- We Have Established a New Sales Record. Trousers suitable for every or Boys' Clothes Gut Unmercifully Boys' knee pants, sizes 4 to 16 values up to tweeds, Scotches and corduroys taped seams, cable stitched Saturday special Boys' double breasted, 2 piece suits ages 6 to 16 values up td $3.90 Venetian lined strongly taped seams in cheviots, fl* 4 5tf worsted and tweeds special, Saturday "NF Young men's single and double breasted, 3-piece suits sizes from 33 to 36 hand felled collais tailored, reinforced fronts in worsteds, tweeds and Scotches, values up to $10.00 A Saturday ^OBIPU Children's Wash Suits, ages 3 to 8 in Buster Browns, Sailors and Etons made from pique, madras, percale and chambray contrasting colors, pearl buttons values up to $1.25 ^di* Saturday WvU Boys' Wash Suits, in high grade materials duck, pique, chambray, linen and linen crash Russian, Eton and Sailor styles in blues, tans, pinks and ox-bloods with enamel or patent Ci "f 4 belts, values up to $250 special N *F Children's Waists, sizes 4 to 9 in broken lines 50o values with or without collars detachable, elastic 4QA waist bands SKFHday Evening, $1.00 in worsteds, 25c uable outlet for her fishery products. Each country must guarantee to the I other the free use of this line. Life or Death to Lapps. "A question of life or death to the Lapps in my district is that of free pasturage for their reindeer and cattle the uplands of northern Norway. For hundreds of years our Lapps have had the right to drive their caitle into these pastures when their own were poor. You must understand that these lands are quite unoccupied and are of no use ex cept for such pasturage The Lapps know nothing of agriculture and are entirely dependent on their cattle. Tf their pasturage is taken from them, it means their extinction. Nevertheless, of late years, since friction has arisen* between the two countries, the Norwe gian authorities have sought to abrogate the old custom and have threatened legislation to that end. To insist on such a step would be to pass sentence of death on the Swedish Lapps." As to the Guarantied. I asked Judge Kronlund if he thought Norway would be willing to give these guaranties at this time. His reply threw a strong light on the dissension that now reigns among the members of the riksdag. "My own belief," he replied, "is There is a Certain Delicious Tang to ondondcrry ^P* B.ITH1A. WATER. r, that nVVthlr table water can supply.r* FOB BALE BX tbe Lyman-Elisl Drug Co.. Wholesale. The 0. B. Bracket*, Cfc, Sttaftr? Regula Twenty, Eighteen, Sixteen-Fifty, Fif- teen, Thirteen-Fifty and Twelve Dolla High Grad Custo Mad Two or Three-Piece Suits for Me nor Young Me at. Suits at Less than the Cost of Materials Used in the Making 50o values w, $4, $3.75, $3.50, $3, $2.75, $2.50 Tronsrs Cat to $1.95 trousers of any design, trousers of any style, trousers of any shape, trousers of any size, trousersrweave for summer or fall, unrestricted choice at A Radical Hat Reductions ALL BROKEN LOTS FROM THE HEAVY SPRING AND SUMMER BUSINESS. About 500 hats, ranging from $2 50 to $3.50 in new spring blocks of soft hats, in mashie or negligee shapes all makes and styles to close 500 dozen men's yacht caps black mohair braid enamel leather visor, values to 50c Saturday.. Men's crispine, duck and linen hats reinforced, taped seams, leather sweats stitched edges *m O A clean-up of Gordon's best straw hats in yacht and negligee shapes. They are not floor samples or travelers' samples we bought them in solid cases that had never been opened consequently, you will find them unsoiled andt 4 A perfectly fresh values to $3.50, Saturday 9 100 dozen of Gordon's $1.50 hats in yachts and soft rolls, corerct, new goods, Saturday Men's $5.00 suit cases patent hinges leather fQ 7 protected corners, heavy brass fasteners ..v0i that this is the very moment to settle all these things. It may now be done in a permanent and amicable manner, but if the dissolution is accepted, as the government proposes, without set tling these questions, they will be handed down to those who iollow us as a heritage of trouble and disaster. There will be dissension, jealousy and un quiet and sooner or later there will be a bloody war between the brother folk, ending, no doubt, in the intervention of some stronger power seeking to gob ble all or a part of the peninsula. The conditions desired by Sweden are such as Norway, if only half sensible, must see are as much for her benefit as ours. Yet I fear she is in too excited a state of mind to see this. Party Lines Vanish. "Party lines in the riksdag have al most disappeared and there is as yet no unity of sentiment whatever. I belong to that element which desires to settle these matters now for all time. The socialists say: 'Let the dissolution be accepted without comment or demand of any kind. After Norway has gone her own way for some time and has found herself, negotiations can be entered into in exactly the same manner as any two nations of the world pursue. Norway will not then feel so much preiudice against Sweden and negotiations will be far easier. Norway now looks on our demands as an attempt at dicta- tion.' This is about the idea of the liberals, too, and it is typical of the national propensity of the Swedes to 'let things go.' We are indifferent, slovenly and slacktwisted in our ways. And if you are slacktwisted, you will be treated in that way. The Nor wegians are different. They must be met by firmness, since they axe them selves firm. Charles XV, brother of our present King Oscar, treated them in that way and by his iron will forced them to submit. If a Norwegian finds he has a determined man to deal with, he will show him due respect. If Swe den is slacktwisted, Norway will heap tip impossible demands one on another. We must mend the little hole in the dam, before the whole mass of water breaks out. As our Swedish proverb has it: 'Stop the pig in the gate.' i "Norway is now so excited that we THE MrltNEAPOLlS JcWrM,. DOUBLE AMOUNT S. If. GREEN TRADING STAMPS SATURDAY THIRD AND NIOOLLET. J. LYNCH, Yresldesi. MOR0X X. CRUX, TIM feresUeai X. L. SXCgnriO*, li#iiil 7. r. inaKoxaov. ftwww. A. K. xoBsemoat, streeto*. Enthusiasm abounds on all sides! No abatement of interest. The news of this great sale has spread like wildfire. The men who have attended this sale have told their friends and neighbors, ajtd it is the common topic of the town. We doubt if any store in Minneapolis ever reaped such enormous returns from one week's selling. The Greatest Trouser Values Ever Offered to the Men of Minneapolis any ocsasion trousers of an^ shade, trousers of any $1.9new 0 10c A I Of? 48c must expect insane actions from her, such as the mobilization of her mili tary and naval forces. There has been talk of, mobilization here, but, as a matter of fact, Sweden has not paid out a penny to threaten Norway. Pre cautions have been takeSthat is all." Waiting on Norway. When questioned about the work of the joint committee of the houses of the riksdag. Judge Kronlund natur ally declined to say what it was do ing. He intimated, however that it would probably delay agreeing on a report until Norway's intentions be came evident. Sweden had never dreamed there was a possibility of war, and Norway's rapid mobilization had been a great surprise He thought it likely that the riksdag would give a mandate to the king to enter into ne gotiations with the Norwegian stor thing, which will remain continuous session until everythng is settled, When the mandate is given, which will cer tainly not be before July 10,* the riks dag will take a recess of a month or six weeks, awaiting the result of the negotiations, which, of course, it must approve or reject. The present party in the lower house, Judge Kronlund explained, now repre sents more faithfully than any other the real sentiments of Sweden. Tho not a peasant bonde by birth, he represents a peasant district attd is in sympathy with the peasant leaders. The Swedish peasants from the most ancient times have had a large share and voice in the government. They are intelligent and independent. He estimates the strength of the parties in the lower house as follows: Total membership, 230 conservatives, including the peas ants, 112j liberals. 104 sociahsts: 4. The upper house is also conservative, but the leaders there favor more violent measures than their party colleagues of the lower house. Asked what was the political complexion of the minis try. Judge Kronlund answered: "We have now no government in reality. The ministry is made up of high public officials who are mere bureaucrats and So statesmen. Their 1 *No mandate of this, kind has, been given up to July 21* Defective Page ale Has Taken the Town Storm! Shoes at Cut Prices Men's pearl and white canvas shoes and oxfords solid leather soles, heels and counters values, $2.00 sad $2.50 all at, t4 A S choice, for Men's and young men's tennis shoes, black or white, sail cloth uppers extra, wear f4 A proof rubber soles, 49c to 9 I O Men's and young men's shoes oxford, velour calf, patent corono colt and tan Russian calf bal, but ton or blucher style all our $5.00 t^Q A glove-fitting makes, now yOiOV Men's kid shoes and oxfords, made in all styles of fine, soft vici kid, that stands every known test of wear by far the most comfortable shoe on ac count of its pliability all agency ti*Q E A $5j00 and $6.00 shoes, Saturday .^pOa9U Men's satin calf shoes, double sole, McKay welt solid leather counters 1 A $2.50 values, Saturday 9 I lUV ideas are bureaucratic and their policy colorless and weak. Both houses are against the ministry's policv. Thus far the two houses agree. What vou call in America a deadlock is impossi ble. We must agree somehow. We shall keep at it until common ground is reached and a solution is arrived at." July?i, 1905. inrw BY UNWRITTEN LAW, MURDER CHARGE FALLS Chicago, July 21.The grand jury has released Welcome Jerome^ who claims to be a cousin of William T. Jerome, district attorney of New York, from the charge of murdering Charles Faure. The death of Faure occurred last Sunday. Jerome hid at the top of the stairs leading from the street to the apartments occupied by Mrs. Jerome, and after a struggle with the man whom he charged with ruining his home, threw him down the stairs to the pavement below. Faure's head struck the sidewalk, and he died from his in juries within a few hours. 20 DEATHS FROM HEAT Chicago's Boll of Mortalities Increased* Tho Wave Is Past. Chicago, July 21.Twenty deaths have been added to the list of Chicago mortalities duo to the blighting heat of the first three da^s of this week. Of this number seven were adults, and the others were infattts. The cool weather which came with northerly breezes on Wednesday continues. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of *3" Eclipsing Anything Ever Before Attempted in This City. special Saturday special Saturday Clean-up Prices on Furnishings Immense clean up of high grade underwear no soiled or old "clean-- up" goods all this spring and summer makes in regular, extra and stout sizes double seat drawers satin-faced shirts in balbnggan, mesh goods and fancy ribs values up to $1.00 A E Choice of our immense assortment of men's belts, ranging in size from 30 to 48 in pig-skin, ooze leather, Russian tan, mor- A O-^ occo and porpoise skin values up to $1.50, choice tfOC An immense assortment of men's fine negligee shirts, dress shirts and golf shirts, attached or detached collars oxford, madras and per- cale all sizes and all styles worth up to $1.23 EA Men's linen collars the leading summer styles JPZg% worth 15c Saturday *vO Men's glove fitting, high grade union suits in regular or stout cuts ecru, pink or blue colors ribbed, elastic fitting sleeve AA^ and ankle bands values up to $1.75 special UiPU Closing of our immense line of high grade shirts in madras, oxford and percale plaited or plain fronts stripes, dots or i4 A A solids values up to $2.00 special Saturday S I I W Men's butterfly and shield bow ties made from summer Rf% fancies in imported and domestic silks JAPS GOING AFTER A NEW BATTLESHIP Victoria, B. C, July 21.The steamer Iyo, which has airived from Japan, brought among her passengers Captain O. Kamimura, Captain H. Ougra, Fleet Are You Staying Up Nights with tho Baby? Hat It some distressing skin affection? No need of it. HoBts ot happy mothers daily tie Harfina Soap In baby'a batb. KUla disease parasites. Speedily allays irritation of scalp and akin. Induces restful sleep Keeps baby sweet and healthy. For rashes, chafing, ecsema, scrofula. Itching, all skin soreness, HARFINA SOAP 18 truly -wonderful. What it does for baby It will do for yon It's the most soothing and satisfying of toilet, bath and nursery soaps. No animal fats Medicated. Antiseptic. De odorizing, Refreshing, Healing, Fragrant. *A Breath of Pine Balsam in Every Cake.** Try it. YouTl be conyinced. Large 26c cakes. Box, 8 cakes, 66c Druggists'. Manufactured by PHILO HAT SPECIAL TIES CO NEWARK. N. Befnie anything offered without this signature! Sizes to fit any shape man. Engineer H. Yamada an*d Lieutenant Commander Sato, Japanese officers de tached from Togo's fleet since the bat tle of Tsushima and sent to England to take over the battleship Katori, re cently launched, which they will take to Japan at the close of the war. A crew will be sent to England by tho Suez route. Halt* Falling, Turning Gray of 2 Faded, Restored by Hay's HAIRHEALTH Assisted by HARFINA SOAP to cleanse scalp, instantly arrests dandruff, kUls germs, stops hall falling, promotes growth, of thick, lustrous hall ot the Tlch color and beauty of youth. Css Halrhealth Hrith Harfina Soap. It Koopw You looking Young Large COe. bottle, druggists'. Take nothing without PhUo Hay Specialties Go. signature. Free Soap Offer Sledicated r H\ A 4aUU A QUO WN%J& Sign this, take to any of following druggists and et 50c bottle Halrhealth and 25c, cake Harfln* Soap, both for 60c regular price 75c.} or sent by Phllo Hay Co, Newark, pre paid, for 60c. and this adv. Free soap not siren by druggist without tuy entire adr. and 60c for Halrhealth. ..i? Name ry 0 onoutslde *Jr tflO'Ct'CeX' V0. wranper. 'Address. Following druggists supply Hay's Halrhealth and Harfina Soap in their shops only: VOEGELI BROTHERS, four stores. WEINHOLD'S (two stores). Sixth street and NlcoUet avenue and West Hotel, THOMPSON, Fourth street and Nicollet, Third at and 1st ar, GAMBLE k, LUDWXG, 801 Hennepin, LARRABEB, 2300 Hennepin, WASHBURN. 8001 Hennepin HERMANN. *W 2d av S CIBKLER, 602 NicoUet, BUSH. 1229 Nicollet, TOP- PER ft CHAMBERLAIN, 800 10th st, SWEET, 18th and Chicago av, KRUCKEBEBG, 25th and 27th ar, PETERSON, 1501 Washington ST S, GRAY, 108 Bridge Square, CHURCHILL, 15 Washington av S, HORN 2885 Chicago av. GUIWITZ & JONES 2451 Bloomington, WITTICH, 1519 Franklin ST BINGENHEJMEB, 642 and 1320 6th ar N, WILSON, 1500 20th ar N. DDBB. 280 20th ar N, DANEK, 1223 Washington ar N, NAGLE, 1105 26th ay N COFFIN, 928 Plynv uth HUHN, 98 Western at, BREEDE ft BBKEL, 13th and Main NE.