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A trial that convicted Robert H.
Terry of bootlegging and demon-)
Itrated the methods employed by the
Thtel detectives in procuring evi
dence, cams to an end yesterday
whea the Jury returned its verdict.
The foreman of the jury, J. L.
Gaol, In handing the verdict to the
rlerk, stated that If it were proper,
a plea for mercy from the Jury went
Wltu the verdict. Judge Stanford
replied that it would be considered
When sentence was passed.
Berry, who is the driver of a for
liire car in front of the Majestic
pool hall, was engaged by Hugh
Waiker, head of the Tlilcl detectives
cprrating in this city at the present
lime, to cliivo his party to "Bill'
Jensen's. He was give n $. accord- i
rg to Walker's testimony, for w His-
key. When the. party was enroute.
Cor the road house, Kerry Is alleged
to have turned Walker's attention to
a pocket in the car where liquor
ran stored.
The courtroom was rather taken
by storm when Katherine Patilla,
known about town as "Tess," was
called to the stand. The young
woman who had been Walker's com
panion, caused more than one man
a moment's uneasiness when she was
asked to look over the court room
ad so if she could recognize any
en4 with whom Hhe had ever had an
ngagement such as that with
Walker. Slowly her eyes searched
the Jury and she nodded a "no."
Kvery face in the courtroom was
ararched, not making an exception
Of the Judge, and still fhe said "no."
Reva Stevens then took the. stand
r.nd afterwards the detectives in
whose company the young women
were that night were recalled, the
irdss examination of the Thiel meti
hrkiz out the fact that their night
BIU Jensen had ha not pleaded guilty
to the charge of conducting a dis
orderly house.
Walker was asked If It were not
true that he was a married man.
He answered yes. He also said
he had five children and tha hir
wife knew all the circumstr nces
brought out in the trial.
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WINNERS
Schedules for the big two-day ten
nis tournament today and tomorrow
at the Phoenix country club were
announced yesterday. A ppeclal re
quest is made to have all entrants
ready to play by 10:30 o'clock.
Men's singles include Baker vs.
Worner, Judson vs. Home, Elliott
vs. Bright, Andrews vs. Lawton, Law
hnn vs. Leppla, Hammons vs. Wil
liams, Goldberg vs. Orth, Kebell bye.
Men's doubles Goldberg and Jud
non bye; Elliott and Baker vs.
Horne and Hammons; Orth and part
ner vs. Williams r.nd partner;
Marshall and Cowell bye.
Women's doubles Behn and Par-
ons bye; V. Edwards and Burton
V. Chesney and At wood; E. Edwards
and Oloen vs. Butler and Bent; Wit
beck and McArthur bye.
Women's singles Behn vs. Olsen,
Butler vs. Bent, Chesney vs. Burton,
V, Edwards vs. Atwood, E. Edwaras
vs. Kedewill, Pierce bye.
Matches, Courts, Time
: Court No. 1 8:G0 a. m. Saturday
0Hdberg vs. Orth; 9:30 a. m, Ham
jvitris vs. Williams.
'Court No. 2 8:30 a. m., I-ieppla vs.
I.awhon; 9:30 a, m., Judson vs.
Home.
Court No. 2 8:30 a. m Lawton vs. j
Andrews; women's singles, 9:30 a. m., j
Atwood vs. V. Edwards. j
Court No. 48:30 a. m.. Elliott vf.:
Brirht: 9:30 a. m., E. Edwards vs. j
Jtcdewill. J
BIGiiMIEfil
IS DIVERTING SHOW
Having much of the same appeal
which has made the daily cartoon the
reatest of trip successes, "Bringing
l Father." which opened its engage
ment at the Elks" last evening, bids
fair to do a good business during its
three days stay here. The house last
night was a good sized one and the
Jokea seemed to piease while the antics
of "father" Jiggs undoubtedly did.
.Tiggs is played by Walter Vernon
who is made ud as close to the cartoon
phanKtp net it ia nndihla tit Ha ITia I
wife, Louise Karl, has also studied the
cartoon "mother" to perfection and in
make-up and expression is quite ade
quate. The third active character part
falls to Brownin Carroll as the daugh
ter whi)c our old pal, Dinty .Moore, he
of the, great service flag with hun
dreds of stars In honor of his salooa
"customers" gone to war, is the foil.
The sketch, - comedy, cartoon or
whatever It is; designated is full of
musical numbers, has an adequate
r.horus , presentation and not enough
plot to bother those who do not want
thought but who seek entertainment.
Percy Walling and Louise Wolfe
carry off the solo stunts In music for
the principals and the chorus livens up
things with well drilled dances.
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50 DOZEN Women's Silk Hose, all colors,
plain colors and fancies. Reinforced
heels and toe, seamless and full-fashioned,
50c quality, limit 4 pairs, per 25
100 DOZEN Women's black and white
lisle Hose, seamless, fast dyc,'"Oif
all sizes, per pair . . . .
75 DOZEN Women's White Hose, full
fashioned and black, seamless; 1 Qf
all sizes, per pair C
CHILDREN'S HOSE in black, white and
colors; fine lxl rib, double-heel IQ
and toe, all sizes, pair . . . . . . J-JC
100 DOZEN Men's Half Hose, fast black,
white and colors1 all sizes1 extra
special, 2 pairs til
MEN'S HOSE, of extra good quality lisle,
seamless, in blacks, whites, and "fl
colors ; per pair
MEN S CARTERS, all fancy col- 1A
ors. Paris garter style XUL
IIANDKERCHIEFS Men's full size,
hemstitched hems, good quality
cambric, extra; each
MEN'S Wash Ties, big lot, each 5c
MEN'S Silk Ties, all colors "Cc
THE STORE WITHIN
THE GREATEST:
The Policy of KORRICE
Will always be one of service and Courtesy Prompt and careful attention to every-cust;
Korricks' marking all merchandise at the lowest possible prices consistent with god
comfortable and spacious salesroom, one' in which we take great pleasure in inviting
PHOENIX, SATURDAY. APRIL 1
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Ifl FINAL CUTEST
Mrs. R. C. Sloan and Joe Xygren
were declared winners of the loving
cup at the final dancing contest held
at Patrick's hall last evening tinder
th auspices of the Woodmen pf the
World. . Last evening's was the third
and last contest of a series which the
Wopdmen have held in the past month.
Mrs. McGrath and R. C. Sloan were
lose contestants and were given sec
nf place, tvhile Mrs. Morrell and C.
f Bprnett secured third place and
Miw; t'uber and ('. IX (ircgory fourth,
M;. Wlcker.ham and Mr. Ilavden.
both dancing W'hcrs ot this city, act- B
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Women9 s
Ready -to Wea
Not one item mentioned here but what is cheap
than plain materials alone would cost you.
Street and Afternoon Dresses
Made of Foulards, Plain Chiffon Taffeta, Pongees, Fancy Silk Plaids, in semi-tailored and Sport
Models Many with Georgette Crepe sleeves, others daintily trimmed all the pretty 4.
spring shades all sizes. Actual values up to $22.50. Choice pl.lVO
$8.95
Made in semi-tailored and Sport models. xll colors, all sizes.
Choice
Regular values to $15.00.
DANCING FRCCKS One of the biggest purchases of the GINGHAM DRESSES for street wear, of good quality
season. Made of dainty Chiffon Taffeta in pretty pastel zephyr, in stripes and plaids; all this season's models; $5.00
shades; silver lace and maline trimmed; $20 CQ Qk and $7.50 values $0 and CO QC
values
SfS;SPXlEoSSES fiC0tt?n 1;ulards' iu Vf fjP VOILE STREET DRESSES at $2.95 and $3.95
and Jboulard designs;, all good colors, -well made A tiu
and tailored; values to $8.00. Choice JO an colors. Easily worth 50 per cent more.
All sizes,
Separate Skirts
TUB SKIRTS of heavy quality fancy sport stripe Gaberdines; values to $1.50. Now 95c
SKIRTS of pretty mercerized Rajah, in tan, blue and gray; easily worth $3.00 each. Now . ; $1.98
SILK .POPLIN SKIRTS in all the new spring 1918 colors; all correctly tailored. Special .$3.95
150 SKIRTS, made of Covert Cloth, all wool cream and navy serges; shep
herd checks, satins, taffetas, mohairs, in plain colors, sport stripes and tartan
plaids; regular and extra sizes; values up to $8.00. Choice, extra (SfA
special IVJ
CREPE KIMONOS Made of fast colored serpentine crepes in plain QQp
colors and fancies. All colors. An extra special. Choice OL
HOUSE DRESSES AND BUNGALOW APRONS Made of ginghams and
percales, of;)extra quality, darks and lights; full cut and well made; full QO
run of sizes ; extra special. Choice , tOv
.BUNGALOW APRONS Made of staple checked ginghams and percales;
dark, medium and light colors. Easily worth" 25 per cent KQp to 'TQp
' more. Two qualities OuK, iuL
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Economy Basement
DRESS LAWNS 12y2c
Also figured Voiles, white grounds, printed in M
pink, blue, lavender and black. 1
GINGHAMS AND PERCALES, 15c. j
2 1 to 32 inches wide. Think of it, actually less
than mill cost today! Light, medium and dark
colors; full 25c values. Now 15c.
TISSUE GINGHAMS, 25c
27 and 30-inch, assorted stripes and checks, in
medium and light colors; 35c values.
MANCHESTER PERCALES, 25c
The best Dress Percale made ; worth 40c yard
today; full range of colors and patterns; colors
positively fast.
DRESS GINGHAMS, 29e
Large assortment of fancy Highland Plaids,
in every color combination; positively fast
colors.
DRESS VOILES, 25c
Regular 35c to 50c values; big range of pat
terns and. colors, .stripes, woven stripes, fig
ures and plaids. All now, your choice, rard
25c.
50c BEACH SUITINGS, 25c
All tub-proof materials in fancy sport stripes
and assorted designs; all the good colorings;
an 1JC " WUS,
JAP CREPES, 35c
Genuine imported Jap Crepes absolutely
non-fade. AH new designs in every popular
color.
FANCY POPLINS, 39c
Actual 50c values. Fancy and Novelty stripes
in all the staple and popular colors.
WHITE POPLIN, 25c
Special- Mercer finish, snow white, for child
ren's wear,. aprons and dresses a wonderf id
value.
FANCY WHITE GOODS, 15c
Fine striped and checked lawns and dimities
white goods, worth up to 25c yard; buv what
you want, 15c yard.
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ECCJJMY BARGAIN BASEMENT
CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES
50 DOZEN extra special, sizes 2 to 6 years, tub OKf
proof gingnams, limit 4 to a customer '.
JXTRA QUALITY Gingham Dresses, Zephyr quality,
plain colors and plaids, 2 to 6 years 59c; 8 to 1-1
yesrs .......................
CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES of nice quality lawn,
embroidery trimmed, 2 to 6 years size, limit 4 to a O K p
customer ..i
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Boys' Tub Clothes,
WASH PANTS, sizes 2 to 6, in white, stripes and solid col
ors; straight pants and knickers;, extra special;
limit 4 to a customer, pair mO
EXTRA QUALITY tub crash and cotton suiting, JQp
sizes to 15, knicker style, pair ... ;.. rrtl
SPECIAL QUALITY khaki Knickerbockers,"well H(
and strongly made, sizes to 16; pair. ... . . I
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