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KAISER BUYING ESTATE
v IN NORWAY, IS CLAIM
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^UaoDallyRcmk Ow^fkt, 1*11.
CHRISTIANI, Norway, November 1.
??It is reported that Emperor William
In buying an estate at Mo hie, on the
west coast.
Norwegian sailors. In view of their
experience with German submarines,
Are not likely to be pleased at the
flews.
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Tea wUl set iU of
_ that headache now by
cetttas ailssees ww
and here.
Edwin H. ETZ Optometrist
11003 "G" St Northwest
KAISER TOLD FIRST
OF AUSTRIA'S PLAN
Dual Nation's Premier Says
' It Was Not Unfaithful
to Germany.
ANIMATED BY DEMOCRACY
By fh? Aaaoriated Fm
BERN, October 31.?Austria-Hun
gary waa not unfaithful to her agre?
meota with Germany when she sent
the recent notes to the United States,
Prof. Tammwrh, the new Austrian
premier, declared to the party leaders
in Vienna Wednesday, according to
the official Vienna Correspondence
Bureau. He said that all nations de
sire to bring an end to the war by the
most honorable means possible.
The German government, he ex
plained. had been informed twenty
five hoars beforehand of the measures
which Austria-Hungary had been
compelled to take. He added that the
German government was aware one
year tf? that Austria-Hungary waa
unable to continue the itmnle ber
yond a certain time.
Representatives of the German gw<
eminent and the German emperor had
been warned on several occasions, the
premier continued, that Austria-Hun
gary would hold out as ions as the
military, financial ana economic sit
uation permitted.
Troops to Go Home Quietly.
Prof. Lammasch said he believed the
troops ,at the front would remain
faithful to discipline. The govern
ment had taken all measures to bring
back the troops to their homes in the
most rapid and most orderly manner
possible. If the soldiers quit the front
prematurely and in disorder the sup
ply system would be endangered.
The Austrian government is ani
mated by democratic convictions, but
believes that definite decisions can
only be taken when the soldiers re
turn from the front. Meanwhile,
measures can be discussed provision
ally and will be submitted later to a
free and general vote.
The frontiers of the different na
tional domains in the monarchy, the
premier added, will be fixed by agree
ment between the nations.
Charles Wired Kaiser.
LONDON, October 31.?The German
papers, commenting on the Austrian
peace note, according to a German
wireless message, say that Emperor
Charles on September 2S sent a
friendly telegram to Emperor Wil
liam announcing that Austria-Hun
gary was obliged to take a decisive
step and that the peace offer was ir
revocable.
AMSTERDAM, October 31.?Dis
patches quoting Austrian and German
papers tend to show that while the
[Austrian >m> aota wti submitted to
tli? Ocrau smlis?dill >1 IIiii tim It
iwas forwarded to Washington, Ger
many w*e not actually consulted, tout
merely Informed that the step waa
j "Irrevocable."
I The president of the German Raichs
hank, addressing a meeting of the com
mittee. referred to what he described
as unfounded rumors o< a moratorium
and of the inability of the savings
hanks to meet their liabilities, which
[had led to public hoarding of money.
As a result of this, ha added, the
, Reichsbank had been obliged since
July 1 to issue nearly 6,500,000,000 marks
in new paper currency. The Reichsbank,
he declared, would by drastic measures
get the better of this difficult situa
tion. ,
Telephone Men to Berame Jobs.
NORFOLK. Va_, November 1.?Fol
lowing the receipt of an order from
Postmaster General Burleson last'
night that striking employes of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone j
Company in Norfolk who went out
yesterday, return to work in twenty
four hours, leaders announced at mid
night that all men and women af
fected would return to thetr Jobs as
soon as they could be notified of the
order.
Eoland Garros, Aviator, Killed.
GENEVA, Switzerland. October 31.?
The American Red Cross announces
that Roland Garros, the famous
French aviator and one of the pio
neers in flying in a heavler-than-alr
machine, was killed October 6 and
burled at Vousiers. Previously it had
been reported that Garros was
wounded.
| When the Boy Goes Back to School He
Will Need Plenty of Serviceable
Clothes
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Boys' Mackinaws
$10.00 to $15.00
Good-looking models built for warmth and service. Two
styles, one with belt back and two pockets and the other
belted all around with three pockets. Gray and brown plaids
and mixtures and red and gray mixtures, also blue and brown.
Your boy will feel well dressed in one of these coats. 8 to
18 years.
Boys' School Suits
A Special Lot at
$7.98
This is a suit of small price, but large
service, and that is what the schoolboy
wants. Stout Corduroy Suits in the best
colors, well made, with belted coat and
plenty of pockets.
Suits of the most popular mixtures in
the military style that is so popular with
boys. All sizes, 7 to 18 years.
We also carry a splendid line of Shirts
and Blouses, with and without collars, and
Hats and Caps in the best styles and mate
rials?in fact, everything to supply a boy's
wants.
Store Honrs: 10 to 6
Satisfaction First
8I0H6 SEVENTH ST.
A Special Purchase of 25 Dozen
CHILDREN'S HATS
Worth Up to $2.00
Special at $1.00 Each
Velvet, ?ilk, corduroy and velvet combinations, pretty trimmings
of velvet, ribbon and fur. Almost every desirable color is repre
sented?brown, black, red, castor, green, copen and white.
CHILDREN'S COATS
2 to 6 Yean
$4.50 to $25.00
Smart models in Velvet, Imported and Domestic
Corduroy, flne imported Broadcloth, Zlbellne and Chin
chilla. The styles are Quite as attractive as those for
grown-ups with their pretty trimmings of nutria, kit
coney, velvet and beaver plush.
WHITE COATS
For Tiny Tots
$2.98 to $5.98
Imported and Domestic Corduroy, lined and unllned;
also serge and chinchilla, in styles suited to wee folk.
HAND-CROCHETED TAMS,
$1.50 to $2.50
In sizes for big and little folk, plain and fancy
stitches, in copen, rose, coral, turquoise and white.
They are quite pretty with sweaters and for cold days.
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Handsome
Waists* $5.98
Georgette and crepe de chine
make these most charming
styles. Roll, sailor and round
collars and pretty vest effects,
dainty embroidery designs in
self and contrasting colors and
beaded designs. The most
wanted suit shades of navy,
plum, brown, gray and combi
nations of navy and gray or
tan; also flesh and white.
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Women's Blanket
Bath Robes
$2.98
Warm, cozy Bath Robes in
pretty color effects, of tan
and navy, brown and sand
and other combinations. The
round collar, cuffs and pock
ets are bound in solid color.
Notwithstanding the ad
vancing prices of material
we are offering this splendid
Bath Robe at this remark
ably low price.
Women's Hose
in Lisle and Silk
Women's Lisle, 59c a Pair
Uock seam hose, in regular and
extra sixes, in white, black,
several shades of brown and tan.
navy and balbriggan; fall weight.
Women's Foil-Fashioned
Lisle Hose, 75c Pair
Garter top and double sola, la
lisle and mercerised hose; regu
lar and extra sizes in fall weight;
black, white and other shades.
Women's Silk Hose
95c Pair
iGarter top. In black, white and
assorted shades, in fiber silk.
-Boot allk hose, full fashioned,
ill white and colors.
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Silk Hose, $1.35 Pair
Qarter-top Hose, seamed, la
Maok. white, gray and brown.
t Woman's Pore Thread .
Silk Hose, $1.39
Irregular weave of $2.00 Hose.
All Sises In blade. These are a
; unusual value.
Women's FaD-Fashioned
Thread Silk Hose, 98c
la Irregular wsavs of $1.76
Hfeaa. darter-top style, in black
ul white; la many the defects
a^s very slight.
| Women's Foil-Fa
5 ? Clocked Silk Hose
I ; $1.95 Pair
?? X beautiful quality of Silk Hose
% la black with whits oioaks, white
with blsok clocks aad other
*?, clocked In self and whits.
Women's Fine
Silk Hose, $2.00 Pair
farfeot wsava flne quality SQk
A Special Purchase of
HANDSOME GOATS
That Offers a Wonderful Opportunity to Purchase a Winter
Coat at Almost Unheard-of Prices
$24.90 Coats
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Kersey, Velour, Army Goth and Imitation Pompom in striking models^
made in a variety of styles. Belted and semi-belted models, high-waist ef-E
fects and straight-line models. All new and up-to-the-minute styles in the*
most desirable shades. 5
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Of fine chiffon velour, broadcloth and many other handsome materials. %
Silk stitching in braid effect makes a very effective trimming and the ?
pockets are mostly cut in one with the coat. Heavy cording gives a pretty $
finish when used on collar and the body of the coat. Inlaid plush collars of f
collars of self or kit coney. All are full silk lined with beautiful fancy or j
seco silk. Navy, brown, Burgundy, taupe, castor, copen and gold. $
$29.90 Coats
Our Line of
Corsets
Is Unusually Good
The best types of Corsets
are represented in our stocks
in all the new Fall styles.
Warner's Rustproof Corsets,
in white and flesh, $1.00 to $4.00.
Nemo Corsets, in white; $4.00
to $6.50 each.
R. & G. Corsets, in flesh and
white; $U0 to $4JM each.
American Lady Corsets, in
flesh and white; $150 to $5.00.
Kayser Silk
Undergarments
In Attractive Styles
Flesh-oolored Kayser Silk
Vest*
$Z2S Each
Flesh-colored Kayser Silk
Bloomers,
$3.00 and $330 Each
Envelope Chemise, la bodies
effect and camisole tops,
SXS0 Each
Corset Cover* with tops and
straps of laoe or with dainty tops
of plaited nst and laoe; flesh
color only.
$1.25 and *1.50 Each
Women's Forest Mills
UNION SUITS
Regular Sizes, $1.50
Extra Sizes, $1.59
Heavy fleece lined; high neck
and long sleeves, Dutch neck
and elbow sleeves and low neck
and no sleeves; ankle length.
Toilet Goods
Attractively Priced
Sanitol Tooth Powder... 18c
Woodbury's Facial Soap.l8c
Swansdown Face Pow
der 15c
Colgate's Toilet Water..J*c
Stylish Trimmed Hats
$8.95
Hats Worth Up to $12X0
Beautiful Dress Hats, made
of a fine quality of Panne
Velvet and silk Lyons Vel
vet. All the wanted shapes
in blacks and colors. Many
are trimmed with fur that is
so popular for winter and also
feathers and wings are used.
These are especially attract
ive Hats, copied from models
that sold from $25.00 to
$30.00.
Tailored Hats of Beaver
and Velour
In black and all the popular
colors.
Children's Hats
in All Colors
In a great variety of styles and
materials.
$2.95, $3.95, $4.95, $7.95 $1.49, $2.95, $3.95
Men's Warm Underwear
Ait Tempting Prices
Now is the time to supply the winter underwear needs be
fore the really cold weather sets in, and while the prices are
low.
Men's Heavy Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, sateen faced. in ecru snly.
Every garment Is perfect, aad they
are worth $1^0 each. ? OA
Very speoial at, j)l tlV
e&oh.
Men's Heavy Union Salt, sanitary
fleece; all sixes. In aa
cream color: Closed j) /./j
crotch. Very special at ^
Ilea's three-quarter Wool Shirts
gray; soft aad warm; modi am weight. Special at.
Men's Union 8uits, Reece's make.
In natural gray, closed croteh and
heavy ribbed; all sites ah .a
t? <?? A *3.00 garment $2.50
Men's Part Wool Shirts aad Draw
era, in natural gray,
correct weight. In all ba
else*. 34 to 4?. Special * 1 50
at, each... "
Drawers, in natural
$2.25
Men's Famous fa-twiHwy Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers \
Excellent garments, that will give the best of wear. The 1 AA ?
shirts are made in pull'ever style without buttons, a 31.50 1 ?
garment tor vv,vv $
Cooper's Union Suits, mads on spring needels; closed wa S
croteh. These garments are noted for .their splendid fit. I
White aaS sen; worth St.M. Bpeetel at * v*sWW g
Men's Funnel Work Shirts, Viadsx mak*. In olive diss =*
sad dark gray. Made wUkeouat' aaS two bellows poekcts;. S1 All. ?
w to lis ^S#?4*SSSSS*M?*M?M? f
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SAYS HUNGARIAN
Budapest Revolutions Suc
cessful, Count Karolyi Wires
Berlin Tageblatt.
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YIELD, EMPEROR ADVISES!
By the Anoctatad Fma.
COPENHAGEN, November 1.?A
successful revolution has taken place
in Budapest and the Hungarian na
tional council has taken over the
government, according to a message
sent by Count Michael Karolyi to the
Berlin Tageblatt.
The message from Count Karolyi, |
who is head of the Hungarian inde
pendent party, reads:
"Revolution in Budapest and na
tional council took over government,
llllitary and police acknowledge na
tional council completely. Inhabitants
rejoicing. KAROLYI.
"President national council."
Archduke Joseph I/eaves Budapest.
LONDON, November 1.?After the I
proclamation in Budapest Archduke |
Joseph, the representative of the em
peror, left the city, according to an I
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Zurich.
Emperor Charles, the dispatch adds,
before leaving Vienna personally gave
orders that all conflict with the pop
ulation be avoided. He Instructed the
authorities to yield without resist
ance to the new power.
Outbreaks Are Spreading.
IjONDON, October 81.?Disorders |
prevail throughout Austria-Hungary
in addition to immense confusion.
Serious outbreaks have occurred at
Budapest and agitations are spread
ing everywhere, according to dis
patches from neutral papers.
The Berlin correspondent of the
Copenhagen National Tldende says
that on the Hungarian Croatian fron
tier thousands of deserters are com
mitting outrages; railway trains are
being attacked and robbed. In
Slavonla several castles are afire and
towns are burning. Another dispatch
says that Austro-Hungarlan soldiers
are deserting Into Serbia.
During demonstrations at Prague
American flags were unfurled and
diminutive reproductions of the Statue
of Liberty were displayed. President
Wilson was repeatedly cheered. ,
Blame Archduke Joseph.
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luda
BERN, Switzerland. October 81.?
The troubles in Budapest seem to
have been caused by an attempt of
Archduke Joseph to impose a military
dictatorship. It would be premature,
however, to try to form an opinion on
the events whloh have transpired,
which are obsoure and regarding
which explicit information is not
available.
It is pointed out in high quarters
here that in addition to the Berlin
newspapers taking energetic meas
ures to Inform the German public of
the revolutionary troubles in Hun
gary, care was taken by the Wolff
bureau, the semi-official German news
gathering organisation, to transmit
the news abroad.
The Berlin Voesische Zeltung prints
a dispatch from Budapest saying that
a cro-wd stormed the military prison
and released political and military
prisoners. Revolutionary troops
seized the eastern railroad terminus
and two troop trains, which were
about to start for the front. The sol
diers in these trains joined the In
surgents, who had machine guns and;
enormous quantities of arms and am
munition, and plundsrad the arsenals.
Show Hatred of Government.
The Berlin Tageblatt's Vienna cor
respondent says the movement began
In Vienna Thursday morning with
manifestations by students and work
men. The president of the national
assembly, Dingshofer, announced from
the steps of the diet that the assem
bly would take over the administra
tion at once. Many officers tore the
imperial cockade from their hats and
the imperial standard was hauled
down from parliament house.
Afterward It was announced that
the assembly had adopted a note to
President Wilson and also a constitu
tion.
"No one," says this newspaper, "pays
any attention to the government or <o
the Laimnasch ministry. The retire
ment of Count Andrassy, the foreign
minister, is expected momentarily.
"Emperor Charles Is reported to be
at the royal palace In Godollo, fifteen
miles northeast of Budapest. It is
stated that he was followed by eigh
teen wagons, conveying furniture and
the keys to the palace strong room,"
REVENUE BILL CHANGE
MADE BY COMMITTEE
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Provides That Excise Take* Under
Title 9 Shall Not Apply to
Export Articles.
The Senate finance committee today
I adopted an amendment to the war
revenue bill providing1 that the excise
taxes under title 9 of the bill shall
not apply to articles in the export
trade.
Tax on Films Bentals.
The committee yesterday adopted a
new tax of 10 per cent of the monthly
rentals of films leased or licensed, the
tax to be paid by the persons Or firms
?leasing or lioenslng them. The tax
will become effective thirty days after
enactment of the revenue bllL
Revision of the measure will be sus
pended this evening until after the
elections Tuesday, aad the committee
hopes to report the bill to the Senate
late next week or early the folloWlhg
week. . .
Be Prepared for
Grippe-Influenza
Adiiwi Cdfinc a Physician,
bat Take Precnttioas
While Waiting.
If you ever suspect that you
have Influenza set In touch with
your doctor and do what jrM can
for yourself before he arrives.
Take something for your
bowels at once and be sore aad
rah Mustsrine on your throat
and chest This treatment wards
off inflammation, which often re
in pneumonia, and is
by many of our ablest physicians*
Mustarine is hotter than any
mustard plaster, it will not
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A Wonderful Saving la in Store for Men Who Take Advantage of Thi?
Special Sete of New UpJo-Date Garmenta We Are Featuring Tomorrow at
By far the best offering of fFiekind in our Clothing
Department thus far this season.. If you have a Fall
or Winter Suit or Overcoat need we can supply it?
and wonderf ol stocks are here to choose f rom. The
values in these two great lots are extraordinary; Here
are descriptions; * ' % l> h ?
The Overcoats are of excel
lent wearing cheviots. and
meltons, made in -single and
double breasted models, with
patch or flap pockets. Patr
terns are neat gray and brown mixtures, both with
cloth and velvet collars. Mostly small and medium
sizes, "33 to=40.
The Suits comprise about ISO garments, broken
lots from our regular stock. Mostly young men's
models, also some conservative styles. Materials in
clude cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds; all are splen
didly tailored. Extraordinary values at .. $17.50
A remarkable collection of good quality
Suits and Overcoats, all new this season;
mostly all-wool materials. The suits in
clude the new military and waist-line
models.for young men; also stmi-conservativfi and
conservative styles. Fabrics conjprise cassimeres,
tweeds, homespuns, all-wool flannels and staple smooth
worsteds. All sizes for men of regular or stout build:
Extraordinary values at $25.00
The Overcoats include all the wanted patterns
and models of the season. All are hand tailored; mod
els comprise staple Chesterfields,. Double-breasted
Overcoats, Single-breasted Overcoats, Box Overcoats,
Form-fitting Overcoats, lined with good quality serge,
Venetian, silk or satin; full, half or quarter lined. Dress
Overcoats, Business Overcoats, Ulsters and Ulster
ettes; sizes 33 to 44. Wonderful values at $25.00
Men's and Young Men's Finest Suits,
Overcoats, Ulsters, $35, $40 to $50
Designed by Schloss Bros. & Co. and Rochester Premier clothes makers, comprising
the best products from the leading American and foreign mills. All-wool worsteds, cheviots,
cassimeres, velours, unfinished worsteds, kerseys, meltons, vicunas. Elegant garments that
will please the most exacting. None better tailored at any price. ,
Ob Sale MUala k?ral Hen's Skep?Street Floor.
UiUl^T iauui CI
$25
School reopens on Monday and the youngsters will be trooping back with renewed
enCrjjy after their prolonged vacation. See to it that YOUR boy looks highest In the long
run it pays to have him well dressed. It teaches him to take a pride in "himself, it makes
YOU proud of him and it causes others to be impressed favorably with him. And first im
pressions are lasting.
A Good Warm Suit
A Good Overcoat
A Good Mackinaw
For $10 You Can Bay Him Either of die Three. A Moderate
Price Indeed, Considering Wartime Conditions
The Salts are NeweatNorfolk Models, lined w}th fine quality alpaca
or serge; splendidly tailored, of durable materials in a variety of neat
mixtures. All-wool Blue Serges are also included at this pfice. Some
of the suits .hare extra trousers.,
wonderful values at $1<U?.
The Mackinaw* are fashion
ed of heary, warm woolenS ill
rich plaid color combinations,
with big, convertible or shawt
Collars, deep pockets, belt alt
ardund, with btickles; for bpy#
8 to 18 years. Exceptional vaty
tie at this price?VMM.
The sizes are 7 to 18. And they are
The Overcoat*'are for little
boys, 2 to 10 ye#rs^' and com
prise a splendid assortment of
.heaVy-weigrht woolen cheviot*
and' velours. OVqrcoats that. ?>
will keep the boys Warm. Made
w^th,convertible cottars, in fray,
oxford, blue and brown.. Models
include the latest military and
:.naval'styles. 'Unusual values at
Boys' Good Suits arid Mackinaws >
Special at $7.95
For Boys7tol8 years.
The suits are tailored of durable cheviot and oatssfrneres and have
full cut- and- lined trousers. Over ten-'different pattern*-, ST.SS. .
The Mackinaws are of handtoibe plsildp with convertible or.shawl
collars, belt all around; coats that ari worth fuUy 110 to $12.50. Only
a.limited Quantity at this special.price, 97M.
Uttile Boys' Novelty Suits, 3 to 10 years,
in all the newest fabrics and models; $3.95
to $12M.
Boys' Highest
coats, including
Grade Suits
the famous
and Over
Sampeck
standard of America; $12.50, $15 to $22.50.
Boys' Sweaters; sizes 24 to 36, in all the wanted colors; $2^45 to $7.45.
Palais n
Piltla B071I?Tklrl Floor.
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Warm, Comfortable Undergarments
and House Robes, Etc., for Men
The Furnishing-Goods Department of the Men's Shop offers one of the largest stocks
of furnishings that we've ever, assembled here for selling at any previous season. Values
are extraordinary in spite .of conditions.
1,200 Men's Winter-Weight
Shirts and Drawers* $1719
- A Most Uftusual Opportunity to Buy it a
??.? ico-j c*ts. -Saying "
Gray arid ecru color Shirts and'Driwel-s of
sc. splehdid .-soality. These goOds, though . bought
several months ago, and consequently below the
- present market, have -just arrived.-They are worth
on today's market $1.50. Our price Saturday, $149.
Mtt'i HeavyWcifbt
Pajamas at $2.50
?These' are; |r'(Ulltlea
Full cut, garments, made
with standing oollar. Spe
cially jftlc.ed' tPT Saturday.
Mea'sHeatyWoot
" Sweaters, $7.50
?ThelML kind, specially
priced for Saturday. In
Mnki. Blip-over, .style. V
nick and long sleeves; rib
bed bottom.
Men's Haavy Wool
Undarwaar, $2.25
?-Shirts aild drawers?-the
wall . known WINBTED
male. All vises. All perfect,
>?w (Dote Qualities usually
$s ?ach..
Men's 0?yx Cotton
- Socks, 30c Pair
Or *. FMn car $1.75.
?In black and colors:' reg
ularly 40c the pair. Special
ly priced for Saturday's
selling. Black and colors.
Men's Heavy-Weight Blanket Bath Robes.
J: Specially Priced for Saturday at $5.95
These are regular $7M Qualities. "The assorUMnt includes a wide range of designs and colors.
? Made with shawl collar, Silk corded edges aadpocVtW; Cvdlc ta match. Woaderfnl values.. Saturday
.special at $SJ& .. ?>?>_
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