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: Gardner 8r Mdttern Go.
BEFORE MOVING
. . r -. See Our Prices and Qualities
. WOMEN'S HOSIERY AT COST
•Very tLat gride Silk. Lisle Hose, high spliced -2*eel_ doable sole.
. neszTlir 3£c .. ; ..1 Oa sale, 3 pairs for 9U29
Choicest Lisle iftad Eai oroide red. sood patterns: also LAce Lisles.
preity iesi^Tis." R»yilar ittc .. .....Oa sale. Z pairs for fl-SO
/Pice <;sailry .£iik U.sls- very s^ood to wear: *dacbl# sole. - , v
R*^iilar Tsc ? :. .Oa sale, per pair SSe, cr » for S3JS
AU -Tsc <ruality HyJ E=brot<iered Uaie.
ttw <£*£isa t^ ...Oa sale. 55e
Preach Hard Entrcidered Lisle Ttread, exclusive pattern's.
: - -Reg-star $L 25 aj;d SI.S9 values -On sale •. 95c
?c*e Thread Silk, extra leagrfc, sorter top. double sole.
. • Regrilar $i.<>© •, ...Ob sale «i.«
Pare Ttyread SUk. haasi erairotdered. litest desl^a*. seU and colors. ~- .
."Bigilir Ji^j I: ..'..-.. On sale tL9S
/ WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR AT COST
ilerc-ce Vests ar.a Pants, always stindardL Resrilar 53c Quality.
:. .=edic=: 'ir^igtt. On sale. J tor $1.15
. Pii-(?st Haeo Cotton, extra- va!ne Regular 75c .Oa sale 5Se
G. & at Fcrsi Fitting Egyptian' Mesh. Icrar seci. sleeveless.
"• . Regular JIIT3" -.. i ...On sale SUSS
55i*n neck. -k>nr rleevea. p^rnlar $i.59 On sale SU3S
• Prayeia.; Re^-^laf *$*.»•-.. ..;..-. r. On sale >?35
•Silk Lisle.' crcciated yokes. Hand made. Rejr^lar $1.59 On sale 95«
T's-iitiest " bxni crocheted yokes.
• . P.egr^ar S*c. iSc.' tic \ . ., - On sale. 3 for $1.25
.Pt:re-£ilX £nest- croctetel yCkes. ' ; -\u25a0.-\u25a0 ; -. J ' ;> .
RcccCar. J2-SS And H.SO I On sale $155
"Ei;?i ne^k. longr sle«ve Shirts, rx-fss rii&ed. »Hi lisle^ Tneiiiutn
• w*ig-t. .R/»-^.iir $1.50 1 On sale *tj«
Cbotcejrr Cast.=sere irocl yam. nanshrtnkab>
Rea^ilar $1.5*- f. On sale |US
;'fljk and "Wool Shirrs and Draweri. £r*. soft. Trtit* yam.
• ReS^iarly Si.'-? .-...-....-• On sale $I^3
rr^cn Sui^s. BesnXsr $:.<f«. $X«>. $0.54 valtsesL Less 1-3 «JZ
Italian Silk Shirts, embroideries; santples to close oct.
Res^i^r 53. TC and $4.5?. vaines at fZS+Z and $3^SS
\u25a0..=£[ ;; WOMEN'S KNITTED COATS
Ladies' Kerf oiks, fanry an 3 pUin stitches. Reirslar $5.»3 at S&S3
-*T**es' ?s«rf oiks" fancy- an<S pJaia ititctcs. Re^niar }Ua at r?Tr
PM ace. -Chap Coats." very sr^art in style and cot. . . -
Resfnlar $<.5« On sale 54.*3
>nre -«P9o; Box Coats. Regular $4.39 ..• On" sale. . %ZJSr.
.JLjsd rtary other sivles. correct and noliby. Regclar $T. 50. $5.a«. -
• $3 .03 and $':*.*•» values • Less 1-4 off
S.3A"OT«S— TVooI ir_d SILk. Regular $Lis. $1.73. $i_sv. $J. 75. J3.0«.
; r:p to $«.54 Less 1-3 off
MEN'S AND BOYS' UNDERWEAR
Dmuani' Saayle*— - Odd* aid K>4<
2iEX"S — SesTilar $5.3*-. $5.04. $i.»*. $T. 50. $i.39 and Jt3.M per
• suit .- On sale at b^lttr cort. p«r garment. SUIS. $I^SS, f1.6.% »u-S
The*e nrcst b« soid before moving^
SOTS' — Only perfect g»ds, sa=e style, quality aa men's. \~ «ff res. ftrleea
MEN'S HOSIERY AT COST
Cashr:ere> Socks. Tat:rral exfords -and Kack, standard
l*c qsality On sale. 3 pairs for fi.QO
Silk BgSm hand enstrroidered. _
-Remlar 50c «raality r:..^. On saie, S pairs for si.co
Silk ensbrcidere^. $LC-0 and 75c valties On sale 55e
Fancy »»=sbro! i(?red nevelrfes. Regular 55c...-..0a sale, 5 pairs for • $ij»O
Hen's Pcre Silk Socks. Regular $L 25 and -sl.sd. On sale »c
2TELVS AAI> BOT^ SWEATERS A.YD JERSET COATS
- \u25a0 - . At Greatly Reduced Prices'.
Cor. Va» >~e*s At. aad Calif ormla ~ C«r. Grai: Ayr aad Post
DESIGNATES RESERVE
IN OLYMPIC RANGE*
\Yashingt6n .Mountains Home of
[. . the. Roosevelt Elk •
.VTASKTSGTOX.- Feb. £7.— Pr«sl=er.t [
K<>osevelt todiy at* the request of Rep
Antique Reproductions
At Keduced rrices
Price . • . . Reduced to
$120.00 — Mahogany Bookcase, five feet wide, four
•feet. eight inches high, beautiful col-
•,. unins: three doors with crotch raahog- Cflfl fIH
ar.v .treatment : reduced 10 '. \u0084 ]bijU. UU
.$125.00 — Crotch Mahogany Desk, chaste in its CQQ 7C
. siniplicity of design, will be soM at. ..... / J
I -$150.00 — Beautiful French Colonial Davenport,
. with solid ijiahogany sides; very grace- (f 1 10 Cfl
i-,'*;i -,'*;- ' fill in design; is n0w. rt......... ......
$245.00--Sbiid Mahogany Three Piece Bedroom
\u25a0 : * : * Set in the "Adam" design, consisting of fr4 ft ft rft
bureau, chiffonier and dresser ]0 J Q£ m jj[j
' $350:op~Handsonie Three Piece ' Crotch Mahog-
. any Bedroom Set, bureau and chiffonier, fr OQO Cft
. , ' .dawn t0.............. ]^ZuZ.t)U
• $/30.0*!>T-Garved Colonial Mahogany Bedroom
..\u25a0;:' *;• Set of three- pieces, rery dignified' and (fCiT Cfl
. elegant ....... ......... .....
..s9lo.oo— Rich Carved Circassian Walnut Set,
.; •.'•" ' efght pieces, in the Louis XV period, (f CO 1 } Cfl
/':.'-' . ver>- v handsome : greatly reduced ....... OZ, DU
." $52J.*5O— rSolid Mahogany Colonial Dining Room
kSet of three pieces, table, sideboard and & QQ7 Cfl
. serving table., "marked down to ... - - iuw / »0U
-Mahogany Library Table, 2.S inch by 4 & : Mft fr*
feet : richly carved legs ; reduced price .... 1 3
-Fireside Mahogany Arm Chair, uphol- CCfj flfl
stered in tapestry; very tasteful; is now.. jKJU.UU
-Mahogany' Windsor Chair, marked at a &A < ft r
bargain for .................. ..^l|.Z3
$25.00 — Chippendale Mahogany Dining Chairs ; Cl7i Cfl
•marked . down to ..... — . . • - • .'.'. •/.y I / • Oil
O Cr R. Ej £i Nu •
SS.QO —^Threc Panel Burlap Screens in green & r 4 An
and red., are reduced in price t0.. .'.......,
SS.OO— AII Wool Tapestry, 50 inches wide, is
" marked down by the yard : tb>. . ; ..\.V. yv-UU
VAN NESS AT WASHINGTON NORTH END
resezstative Humphrey of Washington.
arid trith the approval of the chief
forester, set aside 45O.C*d acres is the
Olympic pogntaies. Washington, for
scienti£c purposes. In addition to be- <
ing a rich Seld for geological studies,
the area is stcdded -vzth giant trees
and "Ls the hotse of the Roosevelt elk.
It was stated today that the aetioa
\u25bcas preliminary to the establishment
of a national park.
THEf SAy -ERAXOISGQgGAIiU - SII^D^^^^EBRIJA^Y 128^1909.
CLUBMAN JAILED
ON CHARGE OF
EMBEZZLEMENT
Fred B. English Accused, of Ap*
propnatingMucii Govern
ment Money - r
fWUI Again Face Trial for Al*
leged Thefts in Federal
Land Office
I Secures Release on $6,000 Bail
Furnished by Wife and
Mother .
Fred B. English, well known OaSt
"land debszn asd bon" vivant, trho last
I JTcse dischairged by a jary In the
federal court, where he "had been tried
for embeiziing goTemcaent f tinda while
a clerk £n the land ofice, is again la
the, toils. He was arrested yesterday
morning by Deputy United States Mar
shal Panl America on two indictments,
found by the federal grand jury Fri
day, charging emtexxlcment. •
English^ accompanied by his wife and
mother, was brought before Commis
sioner Heacock, but later released on
bonds for $5.00?. He will appear for
arraignmeat before Judge de Havea
March 13. ilrs. Genevieve English, the
mother of Ecgiish. and ilrs. Mary Eng
lish, his wife, each qualified f0r.53.W0.
but it was agreed that another bonds
man would cc f ouad to replace the
wife. * I
The first icdictment charges four
counts against English, the first rep
resenting the emhexzlement of f43.:$
paid into the land ofice "April 15, ISOT.
by C~D. Morgan for a homestead en
try; the iscoatJ. $74.41. paid by G. ilc-
Farlane March 5, 19«S; the third, >«*,
paid by Josie E. Perry • on a home
stead entry in tho .Round ralley-In
dian reservation. February 14; IS6T. aad
the fourth. . J57.50. paid by Walter C
Wilson on a homestead entry. The sec- |
ond Indictment Is of three counts, the j
first charging embexslement of $?«;,
P3i J by James Huggard June 13. ::- }I;
the second. J*ls, paid by Hale M. Mc-
Cowen March It, IS9S, and the third.
Jill, paid by R. Ughtfoot. April. IS3S.
CL.II3IED PAPER* DESTROTITEU> -
In the former trial English took
refuge In the statement that the pa
pers which might have disproved the
alleged embezzlements had -been.de
stroyed, in the disaster of ISO*, which
demolished the land ofSce. The gov
ernment alleged that - the papers fr?,^
been destroyed by English and the
money ' embezzled. The Jury was 'ap
pealed to by Bert Schlesinger, Eng
lish's attorney, on theground that the
government had not proved - that the
applic&tioa for hcinesteads had not
been recorded and the money deposited
In the safe. .
Assistant United States Attorney
Black, who will conduct the , present
cas- againrt English. I has a list of
saoall entries covering a period of
three years and showing an alleged
delinquency , . of more than 515,643
against English. The, defect of the
last case \u25a0will not be present In this
one. as -the entry of all the applica
tions named In * the indictments should
have shown In the present set of books,
as they were supposed to have been
made In the present land cfSce in' Oa
kland after the fire.
FACES MAAY. CHARGES
Out of the score or more of applica
tions of which no record can be found
either in the land office or at Washing
ton, only, seven are covered by the
present Indictments, and even If -Eng
lisb, should escape at this trial the
federal attorneys hare many more
cases againsthim. *
" Black wi£J endeavor to prove that
English's method was, to * select one or
two applications for. land 7 grants :or
homesteads oat, of a batch and, pocket-
Ing the money -which accompanied them,
destroy- the papers entirely and neglect
to ,, make any ,'• record- of them .In the
books.
Steamer: Sbalc Ib CoHNloa I
3IARSErLL£S, Feb. *!.— The steamer
VOle d*Alger, inboond *ronj Algiers,
collided today with the steamer Xlver
r.a;?. oatbonnd for Genoa. .The .Ville
d'Alger sank before .reaching - the
wharf. Two of the crewvwere killed.
The Nlvernais was not seriously dam- r
aged." '•/: - \u25a0 -t :\u25a0 : - •
mm' "Bjl' 'jMF- 6a hk Jar *W*t - wBL vl Wm a 9
Genuine Sorosis! Distinctive'' Footwear!
Goitect Shapes and Leathers
JLace and Button: Boots-^the latest dj-i fp
sSarosis creatidns.. ......:.-. .-^... ; ...I:.Skv»**^
liace ? and Buckle Sorosis Ox- (J» r\ ; g»
; fords. -r.'.v.v'i .... Vv1 : . . .... . . . : . . ; ; ,?^«JW^
WHY PAY 1I0BE?
have the largest stock of Sorosis. V
have^ the newest Sorosis Strles.
.We have Jail sizes and widtHs^'
Sot Odds^and Ends. Xo broken' sizes of, sliort lines;
\ At Botii ; Stores :
ST., AND ; VAJff NESS AT POST:
W&S-. ' \u25a0\u25a0 MairprderajFined . , ; .. ;•. S : i,
RKtnv/ l ISJ/^BS&jj l^^*****Jj33fc?^Bp 3T ""^KBKmt W^^33^lW\^H^^L^B*^lABK^St"^"******'S""" p ****"L
Van Ness at Post and 738 MarketlStreet
Fred B^En^isfi^Facmg
Trial on Felony Charge
POWDER TRUST FOE
IS INCORPORATED
California Company Capitalizes |
* for $1,500,000 and WHI
Locate on Bay
The California powder works, the \
new coaspany organized to fight ;. the I
trnst. filed Its articles of iacorporat f
tion yesterday la Costra CosU cocaty. !
The plant will be located on the bay is!
that county, probably Boy Point. Th» I
directors named ia the articles are:|
Charles iL Belshaw of Antloch, former- 1 '
ly a member of the state senate; : John!
Berminshaßs, for some time manager of I
the extensive plants ofthe Etapont de|
Neiaocrs poitrder company in this state; :
J. E. Rodgers. an attorney and former \
clerk of Contra Costa county; Leo' Tor- 1
ney, an attorney and -^capitalist, son of °
the late Patrick Torney, on© of Call- 1
fornla's big land owners, and ELJ. Cur- t
ry. formerly coroner o" Contra Costa |
connty. The company Is lacorporated !
for J1,5C0.00-> and will begin operations |
as aoon as its factory can be con- 1
structed. ;
"\3Thile neither former United . States t
Senator "W. A. Clark nor jj his brother f
appear Sln . the list of '.directors, It ; Is I
understood that they' are ilnterestedfi lnterested f
financially la the project. The name of f t
J. A. Folger has also been* mentioned |
In connection with the undertaking." J
It -has been reported' that Bermlng
haxs, together with the Clarks, »^^< se
cured control of a .ntw. and :.. secret
process for mannfactariag an explosive
that* has never bee a placed oa the
market. _ -'^gn. -
F. W. Bergmann. -srha Is cannected I
with the Del Monte hotel, arrived In [
this city yesterday and Is staying at t
the Fairmont. , . I
It Will Pay You
when in' need of a medicine to
tone the system, aid digestion,
promote "sound sleep, keep the
appetite normal and the bowels
open to try a bottle of
HOSTHMft
CELEBRATED
STOMACH B^»
BITTERW
Youll agree that it is the finest
medicine you ever took. "Then
don't delay." It is for Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion, Bloating, Bil-
iousness,; Kidney His, Insbm-
nia, Colds, Grippe, and Malaria,
Fever and Ague.*
MANY GREWSOME
SCENES ENACTED
AssassinatioQ ,of Portugal's
.Royalty r Enacted at ;
Police -for -Time Unable to Quell
Rioters and Their Sym*
. patnizers
'XJSBOX, " Feb.* ?S fvla" tha- froniier
Feb. § f I).— The % carniTal celebrations
held !n Lisbon tois./weefc-. resulted -;to
serious rloti3g\ and a number _ o*-. ,es- :
connters withUhe police,^ dnriEg.walcii
, ncineroas people \u25a0- were ' injured - and
I aboat . ;eo ;\u25a0 arrests '.were made. , ' ';; , .-';
". '.The .-.precautions",- taiea /by theraa
| thorftles Vere sticcessf al in' pre veiitiJi?
I any densottstratSons- early in the nutstlx
|on the Srst anniversary.- of the assassi
| nation "of Kins Carlos and thecrown
| pricee^ bat the - popnlatior»^ toofc\ ad
i vantage of the carniTal ticre toicdolge
f ia the manifestations they Ranted *o
bold three weeks ago.; The; assassizsa.;
tlocs of , February • li !S^S. ; were repeat
edly enacted aX Tariocs points throcs'h
out-the city by persons made trp\ to
renresent the late King Carlos and. th»
crown prince. Qceen "Acsclie, : Prince
llancel and regicides Costa'and Bnlssa.
as they were attired on the day of the
tragedy, -while other j." groups \u25a0 carrying
coSSns contaJntag; skeletons to repre
sent King;Carlos and the cro"am p'riace
gave ."- representations iof the funeral
* procession' to Van* accompanicient 'of
I blasphemous ' songs.*', . \u25a0 ,
" The police .were completely take^ by
surprise, and- when, they/ attenspted to
stop the proceedings, the 'lower classes
sided with the masqeeraders and - re
celv»d them with* Trolleys .of - stones.
Women, aided the rioters by : throwing
nilssiles from . windows. , The ,. police.
finally ; had to. make free use *of "their
I revolvers and swords. • "They • charged
f right aad left an«i-a panic followed.
£ The s:ttxation was such that, the jj police
I could not. .coßtroi. it. and troops had to
|be sxsisirsoned. The streets Caally- were
I cleared . by. . the military, who cade
t irhal esale arrests. :V \u25a0--: ;. -..."*" \u25a0\u25a0•»/l.- .
Combination Costume and Street Suit
/ JfJ^^i' k^^^^^*\ \u25a0^ 3e exact reproduction of this daring
f S%&*&?j&f\F ®^P'3 conception, as illustraied. is made of
fe^Hg^^^f li imported serge, and silk cord trimmed
.^y cc^PJß^ hfv^^^tfSsh I bodice and coat and elaborately embel-
v -.^^^Hli Ff 'I'wkm lished with heavy silk braid trrnTnings.
*^^^v^^^^ combination or* an evening- costume
a^ d street sllir * possessing all the style
S& " features of the original high priced
model. We show thes?. in blue, black,
vlmfi&m fi^*S^Sfy| K^ mode, tan and catawba, with all altera-
! '^!m'%M'bW ons ree * tomorrow a^ T^irtr Dollars.
fli m& f Ulllcr DcdUllllil jllliS
ISwiJe^*'' H^lw 1 street suits in both plain and fancy
My& models. Hand tailored dresses of man-
Bta^S^il* 1m I nish textures, worsteds and broadelot*hs
IS^M^M^ ffi'S and messalines. Ranging in price from
J^fll W<- W^- S « Twenty to Sixty-nve Dollars. Shown
IftlSSiif-W^ for the fi^t time tomorrow at our three
Kfe» Tailored Street Bats
s^^s J^^^^fe^v^ 1 Styles from Gage. Burgesser. Phipps
\u25a0 .ute-^^ ===T " anc^ s^ e - D aggregation of tailored
:^^^^^;-^^ 'jm!(£y\ JSftr^r^^ 7 " street hats that is worthy of your in-
Uptown Store D 4+U Oakland Store
rraimor^ari^ Ellis Dig p^lUrC if laiKcl 311(1 4 ill Washington aad I lth
MISSIONARIES NOT
ENCOURAGING REBELS
\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0- -.;.\u25a0 .: :\u25a0•: ". .. — ~ \u25a0 . |
Prince: Ito Says Home Minister j
- • :^ Was Misinformed ;
TOKYO. Feb. 27.— Princ* Ito. th- j
resfdeat^ g*aeral of ; Korea. \u25a0 has writtea |
a'lecgtSiy. letter to Ambassador O'Briea. }
explaining"! the., published Isteryiews*
with' the Koreaa fcosse nsialster. aceus- |
iag .- the forel^a siis«iocaries of later- » '
fering- ia KoreaV affairs/ The latervi»Tr «
la question.- whlcls •- was ' givea out in |
Tokyo several days as*>. charged that!
Use rcrelsn I missionaries -arere enconr- |-
aglag-' t&e rebeUSoas eieaseat* aasots^ !
Use Koreaas to persist ia the revohs-i
tiosrary csovessest.
- la ," the letter >to the- Aiaericaa am- J
feasaador the resided gcaeral . asserts |
that Viseooat Soae. the - bone ee iais- |
ter. was igrcoraat of the true sStta* l - J
tios.; Pri=ce Ito further states that {
dsrfe-? the - receat ' tour of laspectioa \
of'the cocctry which he.nsade with the j
emperor; of Korea he f oa^d the Arseri- j
C"*a saionaries eatireiy ia syzapatty |
with the present adsinistraxioa a=d.
co-operating: with the residency, in its s
e^oris, to enlighten the Koreans.
'- In coisclasioa the priace -aid that the ?
Chrfstians of- Korea shall coatiace to j
r»<reiTe equal treatment and eaconrage- 3
Eient. -\u25a0\u25a0 : . •. . \u25a0.v j .
'.'\u25a0 *• "^ : \u25a0 ; •
vicrsr caijtossia Pt^niAsrES— -srssija^- f
tee. i'-X :r. — 't-Irt;:* A. GUI: v« *ts rciij *!- -
p.xr:*:J -pisxssuutFr i: SaZs^c Hr^i .vlu csezrr, ' '
Hranphreys' Scventy-SeTen
breaks np Colds and
.-*.-\u25a0\u25a0 '-~r* \u25a0 * " \u25a0 \u25a0 - .- t
-The carious tricks of the Grip j
are met by "Seventy-seven." J I
.If yoa are subject to Influenza!
it" attacks the head.' * ~J
Zli your lungs.* are weak, the I
Chest is Erst affected. '
i U the Kidneys, then the pain!
seeks the back. :
"If bad Digestion, the stomach :
and bowels are involved.
\u25a0•' AU Drug Stores. 25c or mailed. I
: Ha=r^*r»* Eaa*». JitOletsm Ce^. Ccr. WE- j
Isa aaJ Asa str?*ta. S«w Xcrt. . «
\u25a0 - . - \u25a0 \u25a0
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION
OVERNIGHT
I*l3B>lc*. Kuk, Ernflni, Etcw Q«ie*«
ly Eradicated h? Xew *!Oa Rm-
Sl=£« Its discovery cse yur * ?\u25a0>.
p; six—. \u25a0 the' seir skl3 re =:•: • 17, tAS. f3
Its cxtraordJTMijry aecoiapllsltrsests. ' ex-
eeedeij tta'' cost sa= — -i=^ exs*cta£lo23
of tte esiaest specialist wj:© ?s.t» 1"
to th* world. ly luj cor«! t^ocsa^s
cZ 'eases cf «c%s& i-i eradl£a.:ed fa-
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