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She Fought
For Russia
Clßt is MALE ATTIRE FOI)ND
RUSSIAN PRISONERS
TAKSN AT PORT ARTHUR
*•• " •
TOKIO. J»n |<; -Amiiun HutsUn
I|OOf ri bixtuiihi to Nlatilnitt U»«
j»r»r.«*' dl»*i'»*nHl • woman atH>ut
•o7<«rl of a*i' <IIsk»ImhI tut a, mil
*t*r s !1' » ' "'•"' iiuVmiras*!'.! at
for <■ «P«*'» 1 «!"«'•"»■
n* *'•'' ! ■■ "Mt<*'° ■■■'* for'"'
w ,lf other than that aha «v In
tjiltrJ to !*»• »• a man In enter to
tar* fc»r '•t'lrr fl""m lwJn« furootl
to to to war. ll.r father. It iwwi,
, v usfil Ibf atrrlctk HU nam«
«v drawn wtth oihi«r mnacrlpt*.
IT.' t'.'l tbrn •I"l"! mate attlrv
jaj auKt-rr-l ll>r mini mom »i-n( to
j>»r iianat- Sh<» *a« aivt>jitcd and
•Ml to >■■'■ fr»mt at thi> Ix-Klnnlng
Of the •»■" unii'T her fathrr'a nimr
Sh* f»!n«vl the tTpjiutatlon of tw
l«j cot of th# BH*>»t >!i .ipi-rat* flsht-
|a fctr i-<imjmny and »unr<-<l(sl
Cash "°~'7;:;.:^- ~- Credit
•On» dmllmr mr far* •<«* -..* mill *•"
January Clearance
Prices
Lower Than Ever
Before
Better and M«>-r are the opportunities prtvtntnd at th. N«w
Star* for *atUf»ctory buying. i:wry In. d of available <•;•.<■■.• U
nee.l.-! for the carpenter*—every plMt of •nri»!u» »to>k Bull go—
J»n:»rr •*)• ; r. ■- arr reduction*— big reductions —that make Im
■itHU buying braMHl Buch values as thru* offer an Incentive
lota***"**. th« New Store* method*—-
Domestic Rugs for Nearly Half
Too *aye about one-half at this .-Varan«- «*!... and choose fmtn
a *t.- V laat Is ». n■!. t f ;lly complete,
|4i.M A«alß*ler Itug», »ill. , 115.00 Smyrna Rug*. Ml:' rarh
•««» $27.50 HSO4J
HAM Axmlti*ter and Wlltoti *" '
Ru«. *xIJ. each $30.00 $12.00 »r\i»»«-U Ru(i. »»t2. **rh
tt&OO Wlitoa Hue*. $Xl 2. .-4-ri 110.7S
• , $80.00 $17.M |iniM*U ■■«•. »»i:. raoh
U».«oS»*ir.:-t.« Air.;:.•'• r It «« 113
till, tarh .....SS*.BO
HAM Aitntnrtar Rags. :mi: Small Ruga at asaie HTWtwf
■ «arh 117.50 ; tloaatc dlwount.
All Tapestry and Silk Portieres at Just Half Price
Th» fntlrr »'.■■•» of Silk and Tftpastry Portlrr» ar- in-I•„.!■■■ 1 -
irleaa from i 4 oo to I < • (Hi —at Juti ob» half,
100 Curtain* for $20.0n [ f:>) oo Ourtalni for $10.00
IM.OO Curtain* fur $!0.00 $16 00 Curtain* for $K.OO
MAO) Curtain* for »1(Ml $12 00 Curtain* for MM
l!S00 Curtain* for $14.00 j J- >•« Curtalci (.ir « I (HI
l.< 00 Curtain* for 112.00 $A.OO Cunaln* for Iliin
12.00 Curtains for $11.00 t $(.00 Curtain* for $3.00
Handsome Lace Curtains at January Sale Prices
Jolt a bint of the talum jou'll find -• saving of Ju»t on»-balf.
$7 50 l*«, per pair $3.73 $15 00 LgtMß, per pair... »12 5O
!^ 5t 4 1f f'*- "•' lt~ *lOrw IjM*". l"r P«tr...5i5.00
110.00 I-arM. pur pair tS.OO ...... ...»„
112.M iZZ. p«r p!1r....50.25 »3SOO V*cn «* P»Jr. ..$ l 7*°
$15 « !.are«. per pair $7.50 l«0.00 Ijic«i, per pair... »tOOO
$30.00 Laces. per pair...s 10.00 $».OO t^re.. v - r pair »2»
—
M>/ an tUlMll*** cor- -shCONI) A\> - v
B/> > <^-*^sC~ UNION 51 X BE I
- ■ ■- _
■***""? r,, I, i i i in iiiim n-- i y*^i
Druggists' Sundries At
Cut Prices
Douche Para (with outlet) I I M
Hot Water Dottles, I-quart Vir
Fountain ->>rln«*« 7.V
Tr»;«.-, r-iriUr II.M $I.SO
Crutrh»» *nd nubb»r« .... . • 1.2.1
Ab»orb»r.t <"-otton, H-pound . . 2r»e
AJicork'n piMtara ]Or
Lron'i Tnoth Powder 15«
Jlublfoarn 170
L» W»rh<- Powder 30«
Camm^lln* H5«
Cr«n« d# I.yi 35«
Shoulder Braces 75c to $2.50
5^.? MAIN corner
Second and Pike Street FREE DELIVERY
Phones: Main 787, Independent 708.
■ ■"•Him 1,.r »» x thnmihou!
01 «!••«.> Mtd until tlir |.i.«.-ut
INDOOR MEET
Thi> iii.> <m whlrh tho Indoor
athli'tlc mrp|. to tie . . .11 l>y 111.
atmlfnta .>! the Inlvrrnlly of Waah-
Inßtoii, Ini'i tiwm get for tho muond
wn-k In April. The «>»#nt will be
bold in !!-.■ nrmnaalan Mid will In
the flrnt of Ita kind to he Rlvrn In
till- .It V by thi> Hlil.lrnlß of the
ttnlvarmlty, Dr. RoUm ha»i bMi np
lioliited ' ill mini of an pxm-utlve
oniuiiiittci' hi. li Uto have . li.m »
€if the iiuuM-.'ia.ni. lln will be
..- ■ : .i.-.l by l'rof. U M. Uiigsy and
urn M. |i..n.il.|
ro v\.m»k
■
■ • i '\\ nipl i
i
1
Onr** (Vnklln. an employe of a
trunk tutor? In thi> Bpter I'll UK
frll 4i) fpfl down an elevator (haft
Saturday ntitht. In,l how the arrl
<lrnt ocrurred la not known. Uut the
uoronaclmi* man im dlarovired at
I!..- f.'.-i of th* nlmft with hi* right
arm broken, wrlut -:> .m.-i.-.i. foot
1111 •: i «■, 1 and (haki>n up Int. : v il!v
Me wait t.tkrn tv In. h<itni>, ut 14M
Summit aYrnu*. It la tx>ltf>v<<«t that
Ihe h>» a t-h«n for WOOTTT.
SENATOR MITCHELL
CHANGED HIS NAME
WHEN HE CAME WEST
OREGON STATESMAN WHO IS NOW UNOIH INDM IMINI MAS
HAD A STRANGE CAREER, IN WHICH WOMI N HAVF »'l AY
EO NO SMALL PART -HE It ACCUSED Of HAVING DESERT
ED WIFE AND FAMILY TO COME WEST WITH A SCHOOL
TEACHER
(•ptclal «o TK. Slur)
PORTLAND <>. Jan IB—On
thi> day whim Kriiatur John M. Mil
ihrll hit* i-l.mm .1 In go l>raji*nly
I>' f■ ■ 1 •• till) I nil. -I Stall* »i-ll»lr .111.1
cli ii.union »■ Ilia th« atorlca Which
has brought about hU ludtrlinmf.
U publmhrd a Him* of hi* lift*,
whlt-ti. without ilimbt. tin* no t-qiml
In Aturrtran hlntnry.
Tho ,llt(. h 1.l Ktnrlr* nil' li (v to
make up thi> wlkilo liuvb !>«>ru pub
lulu-it at iiiff.i. iii tlmra year* ago,
uii'l havn nevirr U^ii rrfutnl by thU
man who now ti-<nt» tin clga* of hi*
lifl*. rnnal f ii-.' i!i.. i^-u of justlrr.
I- it rnnnnrt • thi* "lory of a
::. >iiir .>l.l youth. »ho
DESERTED A WITH
amt two > hllilren. at Dollar, l'« . In
I*">. wvnt to '' illf..i in i with Maria
J. Mr Ink- r a achonl trarher: qulttnl
tn r at Han l.ut* Ul>Upo nhnrtly if
t«*r arrival thrr«". ami wont to Orr
gon. whrr* ht> rrnouncnl hU IVnn
■rWanta name lllpplp, and .i.-i'im-.I
that of Mltrbt.ll; v -..m1. I Martha
I'll. •■ tr.«-i •-, and whllr unltH to hrr
'!■■• Un 1 hi* Iktc for l.'-i aider Car
rli-. waa ruofrnntrtl with rhargva
that he took mnnry rorruptly an a
filltlW for work done In rtjnniv-
tlnn with wimi of public lands In
Orrgon, and never aoiwi Ihpm:
and now, whrn lriflrm!M>» of ag«
rrrrp upon him In in.ii. !■-I by a
feilrral grand Jury?
I* It ronianr*—'lhl« ta'e of a man
who h.ix conquered mor» »ic|»»l
--t\u\<-» than »ny <ith>-r p«T».'ii In
weatern politic* and .!•■?■ .i'« 1 ruur*
rni*rulv*: who ban a*x.K'lalrd with
the greatest pnlltlrlati* of th" rnun
try In th* pa*( niwutlim and haa
outlived thrra nearly all?
W»>h!i:»" rounty. IVnn»yl
vanla. waa Mltrh"!!'* blrthplarr;
time. June, I! IMS. He wax born
under the name of Hippie; that waa
bla father* name, hl« tnothrr'a
maiden- name bring m-.i. 1.--I1 A
brother of the »«li»!..r a <lenli>t
dwell* In Ohio, by name Hippie,
The aenntor'it given name In t»>y
ho«Ml waa John M. lie gri-w to man-
—-! at nutter, I* . and *>• edu
cated at Wtthervponn ln*tltute At
the tii:..- of hi* majority be wa» a
•cbool t««rh'r.
While In thai vocation he m»rrl«1
a pupil, Hadle Moon. With her he
lived until they had three children.
On» of them, a lawyer. llvr« at Bt.
Paul: another, a daughter, at Ta
tom» the third, a daughter at Can
ton. Ohio.
In !'"-7 till Qnd*r th« n.T of
Jubo M Illppl*. I" i ',r.i!i th« Rtudr
of law In lh' offlw of Han. A.
PurtUnr^, and a Ittllx l»tcr ent'r'4
Info a t»rtn»rmhlp. whkh »v prob
ably only nominal, with I'urvtanr*
II it In !»•''•. I i,lln« b|i Urotly r«
latlnna nntiillifactorjr. and Ix^-nrn-
In* [mui>niM| of ■urn* m"d" hr
quit t'rnnnylranla In company with
Maria J. llrlnlmr. .in ! th* two went
to California. For a whll» they
•tar»«l at Han lon otit«|x. but hr
left ■':«• woman thero anil went to
Oregon. Th« woman return**! to
Penmylranla.
All the»«« far«« were prored with-
Oat doubt over 10 y«.»r« «ie c and
Mltrhell ne»er denleO them. And
II la a fart of Interest that the chief
ln*»«tlKa'i>r of th» f i.'« W. I^Ur
Hill, who SO yeani ago wan a nrw»
p«p*r man at Portland. Ore., and
printed them with all the rigor he
could command I* now a lawyer
and a defender of Renalor Mltrhell'i
In th« latter* land fraud dlfflrtil
li.» I hi)* evidencing the marvelou*
wlnnlnK power of the senator.
Arriving at Portland In IMO, he
ASS! Mi:i> THK NAMi:
of John 11. Mltrhell. and began the
remarkable career which, for rapid
CANNED
CORN
25c
For 3 Cans
Bprlal prlrm for tomorrow,
TuMKl.ir
This cum In worth 1.".. • in
tlrlne your bucket*. We don't
dfilTpr.
II
TEA AND COFFEE CO.
■21 SECOND AVENUE,
N..r Pvi.di.or, 81r..t.
THIt RKATTI.K ITAR MONDAY. |AN K>. i<j»».s.
iinil p««r*l«ti<tit mrrt— him no paral
let In ttm niuiiilii of Atnrrli-nn poli
tic*, (iiif y.-nr aftir going; to I'oM-
Imil h* tH rliHtr.l tlt y attormy.
' ''"' yrar imiro nnil ho won «ml tO
• •"• mull' m<nnto. Anuthfir i«. yarn
ami hn wu» president of th* nut*
MBJkl*. Altaili n year, In IhSti, «'■■!
li» i.iiii-.i i,> imt OB vnta of win-
IllllK Hie rrpitlillran MUCttl fiomlna
lion for I'nltril Klnti-n •• imtiir. \>i
■ urh «.!•• lila ,11, II,«l !,« ,| r
fl'Utl'll !Im- < .hi. ii', Domini' A. C.
Clblm. mid Ilinry W. Corli>-tl »»»
flwrlril. HU yi'itm latpr. In 1»73. h«
WIW llr,t,',| I'lllll-.l Sl.il. .. h. !..!(.ii .
all.l In Manh. IST3. brican Itla dutlM
at V, .in).ii.^i,.it
All thin inn.. he wan known by
hla UHiunit.i ii.i::..- I'mler th»t
name he nut only entered th» I'nlt
«<l m.i'., ■. 1. 11.. lint n 1 m:. \ Mli«
M.1M11.. I'rlre. of .1 «• it known 1 'i.
(on f.miih. by whom In had three
• liilin n . ip- .> |. i whom ho
11.in . I Hiram, which. 1,.- Mid, »■■
hi* own mlditiP 11 .• ■;•■ and nnt Hip
pie, nml who la mam a raptaln of
..in,!, is In !'■■■ army, '!.■■ lon I.Mi
• i ■! o! ( .!.'. 1•. I.ii.' u( whom •!i> I
at WanliltiKliin l.i-t winter, •',.
other of »li I.m la 11 111 in. lo the
Krrmh duke of !•,„!,.'.111...111.1
In thr summer unit fail at 1573
aftrr Mid tirlT* ■■;■ ■ in 1. to the l.'nlt
r.| siii.n ..i:i'i- the details (if hi*
life »ml hi* siuiinisd name b<-gan
lo Irak out. The «• ii'..i!i.'ii tv 11:1
me nse.
■ 1111 -.ir. urn nan airraiiy ar
raii(n) with l.i» law imrlnrr. I'ur
tlaiii*. In IViirnli.inl.i. tu Iniiuro
III* wifi» Ihrrp to i>l,lain a dlv»rrf>,
and Ma marrl«Kn hrrr am !• ni«lli-.|
amrftly dv mran* if hi* Inflilfß'*
with Jtid(« I lit 1111 of (i..- «i.ii. i-lr
run court. Iljr UMU Of I ■'. . Inftu-
MN with IllV' Hanilltim of Hi.'
..iiitt it.nit If lta<l hail hla nam*
s<H-rptlr rha,nc»l from John M Hip
t>l« to John II Mk- '..-I!
After hln ■: 11 • !.!»'•■ In Oregon
Mlt.hrll
IIKCAMr: INKATI'ATKn
with a *l»trr of hi* <■*■n wife
N. • • ri-arhetl MltrhKll la N-w
York that »h>- »t«l«-r waa ah<m( 111
marry a man namnl I'ottrr. and he
wrote to b*r many *rry Impaa
«|i-ii — ! and nritrnt Irilrrn. .!<-. l.nii.«
hla ..ffr. ti. D and i'l«fl]ii« imalni'
the marrla««» ll*l |irotMia«l, thoitKh
•■ -t. "1, to atiaixinn th« Orrirnn
wlfo and to marry tba slater. Th«
lrttrra dlarlualnc this parpns"" ■ mi-
Into I*ott»r'« handa. an." wuro
tlshnl fa. «■•■;']• at r -n.ti.i 20
r*«ra at», a. niimlH-r of i.'«t afttT
they m<>n> written. Th«y raad" •
hIK iwnMtlon but \f!l> !«•• 1 •!■ n l' !
ih»lr authenticity, thought la fart
thrr* waa no (totlbt of It.
A political «torm *n»u«i. Th«
galr wan lnrrra*r<l In (Mf) by
rhargra (bat hr had lak«»n money
eotTuptlf m* a senator, for work
don* by him In runne^tlon with «ur
*eys of oobllr 4n<l« In Oregon. That
story was tntirh tfcd lame .a the
on* on whlrh the (nvernment now
haa had Hrnator Mltrn*ll ir.'JU »■■■!
and will »H(l»«»"r to s*nd him to
th» penllentlarr The proan-qtlon
ni'...« that Ml. h»H arreptnt a
brlb« of |:.ii'-i In Marrh. I*o2. to
h»vi> Ulrica- claims to land etpedlted
throtish th* «*neral land ofTlre.
Th« arruaer la I. A. D. F Its* a . on
»lrte<l and ronfr*s«l land thief, who
says that he paid Benator Mltrhrll
the, money and who hopes to ewape
the penalties of hi* own misdeed*
and to KM eren with tlii'«« permtna
who have repudiated hln. by Klvlna:
the. prosecution evidence;.
Thn Immena" pmsertitlnK ma
chinery of the itorernment I* in mo
tion. It Is sparing no npMM and
no 1.i1.-.r. Thln«* war* different SO
year* a«o. when rharj;e« of corrup
tion were then made agaln«t Mit
chell; th« lan<l otftM paid no at
tention to the matter Ibi thniich
streniiou* effort* wrre put forth to
«et It to do M The 1 li.<ric>- wer*
publUhed, and
MITCHCI.I- WAS CHALLENOBD
to mil- for UtMl, but he Unored
them. thou«h they wore au|it>oiied
by moat r«'«i>iin»ll>li- ptftOM In Ore
gon. .
In IR7S Mltrhrll came up fur re-
'Win. but democrat* eontrollml
the bo«!jr. and choie lubhM Blntrr
fur tin- •<•»' In the senate. Kour
year* latrr Mltrhrll araln tried for
election, but a n>termloi >d b<idy of
m republican* refused to vote for
him. and he »»« compelled to k!t*>
way to J. N. Dolpn In i-. h«
tried "in •• more, and auccreded
throtiich the alii Of 17 demorrats,
who hoped to widen the breach be
twern the two repulillcan fuctloiiN
hr that procedure. When •>■ 1. hi II
came, for* for a third term In
IH9I he wn« elected with little oppo
sition, but In 1H97, In--finisi' he had
been .1 ullver rtpnnent. the U-tclnla
<■ r«- i<fi;K<t| to send him bark to
Washington. ■'"" h WM tl,.- In
tensity of fi-i-lliiK 1' that time that
tip- liKlnlntiira did not even rffect
oriconlzatlon.
During the next four year* Mit
chell's
KOHTfNKH WKnR AT A LOW
808.
ill* clothe* were shabby, and lila
friends fell away from him. It waa
ill that he wax seen to eat even at
l.v<-i-i.t lunch cfiuntrr*. lint hi* In
flu" 11. though curtailed, was not
nil (One. Illtt n iih-'i Htlll hi II
office. I .i. id.hml hli iii'.kl>'>i mini' In
bi-i n-n.iii.. anil when, on tln> I < i
night of the I. > -i. l.tinn- of m no
aenator h.'nl been elrrlrd, bin parti
iin. imiiiil tln> clock I'.n I. and
elri'tej him p. BBtol for a fmii ili
li'rni
An.l BOW U 11. af-
I vai IfaU
U I Will
I. I 11,. *!.>'
l.f Will I n|l\ |l '
■
»
/ I'llll Of m mi, U H*nator Mltrhrll
; 11. Uin ii lii« cuil .it >■■ »t Ho I* mi
I "II man; older than many nun ot
1 hla )•«!», for lii» lif"' baa !■• • n
Imurloua ami hl> |>ai« ». -;. •- I ii.
I ill.ikon liln i,.ni hi* fu.>-•■.« «r«
thin, hi* 'i. <• la wratonnl, Hi rutia
hi* >■ iii-• .■ . lln y .in- dim. n,i' ■ hln
ononili-* rim'il nut ploy hla brow
■Ilk furrowa; now tl.i-v dv. Anil
thn Itiflrmltlrn of m*< I.hi no mat
tor, for Iho Kfiinlor w. n',..t:.i IliPtn
not, nor ilo hi* fili-ti<l*.
END OF STRIKE
IN SIGHT
ail' !i iij'i • Ntwi Ah'hl
BOSTON, Mann. Jan, U,—Oor
1/--..1..* -..I lodajri "Thr Kail
Hlvr »ii tin- I brllvv*. la prsiUrally
wiiii'i an 1 I apart 10 i .-.<■ great |
ul"«i»r.» i-i'iif 1 We nr« tv have
aniithej" conference Wednesday.
m.Mi i'» rl|Tfl la !■» final, as both
q|dea nr< sniluus fnr i •-.'■ •■
nil l«?avml.officially ►!.'.! that the ;
•flly r<«ii>lnli,a point at lasu* la
whether tli» mills will « .!■■ i.t.i to
fit.... . ■ 1 aiblUatlon.
MARINE NOTES
The »<• .11: • • Khanta, I. 11. liray *
I*o., » •'.■ I fnr Hail rranrlnn and
San I'e.lro today with T&0.000 fret Of
1 .V !" 1 !•■: it, . ..... i.». 1 > Hirim
-•* Nt" -. I am] Kubrrt Imllar, of
th# a.-im# •* i. 1 .1 >. a>itl trxi)«irrt>w.
Ilia ».... i» will tarry 1 . ■ ■ '■ ■ '
'■f luiiibrr I til about 49 j »••< ' rr<*
11. Hi vraacla will call at Han frdtu.
».ii;.: « ■'.:'• t fur that i'i< from
I >.»:■ i • . 11. I
m- .ii.-i. l«i « and ..i» Clara,
of th« N"i't.n • ••> 111 mahlp
> ■•<-..1 ai.: aall for o•■ north an thrlr
flt-»t ttl|. frum H^ittlf undrr lb*-lr I
i.»» r. .1. .». 11 ■ I.:, th* formrr \. •-. I
« ''i;- '.: '-•:'»•'' ait<l '!. . lattrr to
morrow, Itolh will take ... ritr
it - 1 of flrlaht and •• good Hat uf
;
CASTOR IA
For Infant* ami Children
[hi Kind You Have Always Bought
Dear» th« -^ .
BOSTON DENTAL
PARLORS
Twelvt-jrur guarantee,
I-« >!!•; lull
Iluura— -■ M lo «. Hi!i,i].i)». )
In 11 I'•■i!i |■ ■ n»e
14'« RK<*<iN|i AVKNITR
wwammammmmmmmmmimm
I Saturday Ends the $15
3 Clothing Sale at
W.B. HUTCHINSONCO
•■■ Cornor 8«-f>n<I unit I'nlnn.
II \ WM. 8. TARRANT *CO (
[ [the reliable jewelers. S
f 108 Ch.rry Bt. S
Chicago Loan Office
1 9l \llin If] \ ! i: rrop.
.<# <j 117 Tnltr w«r.
|A'*»lt"l jilm* |n borrow m»n»r on
lAiaiM'iJa "'"' '•" klnda of jvwetrr.
rg ,\A Htrlctly i <mn 'Irtiilnl.
lAl*lnV^ <*fy , /SCATTU.
Uf NON TdUIT
PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
School of Photofrtphy
free It Amateurs
New York Liquor Co
For Bast Wines and Liquors
2317 FIRST AYE. NORTH.
i Kir DKI.IVKHV.
I'honra— Main 1*72. Ind. HIS
If. any •Toniiu, your ropy of Th«
1 fur baa not atilvo.i .11 I 00 • slock.
telephone fun»»l Main ISM, or In.
I tf«f>*nd*nt Mi* nny 'tm* ti«t**ti
I 00 and T 00 ••■ ' i •■"!■! will I . «»ni
1 Juu a,( «o<*. i., .«cui iutwii|«.
COTTAGE CITY
DAMAGED
i in' l'Ki-i(lc Conat Rtcamihlp com
pany* *titainrr *'oltai?r> (Mty ran
lUlu Hi.' m>w . o*l ImnUi-r dock,
whlla putting Into lh« I.Tini i-ii for
000,1, Hi 7 8D o'rloi It InHt HHtunlnv
Dlgbl An ii ti-.iili of tin- «■ rlilrlit
tlm vi-mil* iiiihi' wan liiflly lii'li-nt
•d, ami trim «aa tjmtlil" to mill fur
■Mm i- ■ 1 on hi*r a|i|i<iliii<il tlm" to
ilny. I'lin ilitmitK" to thn vrMftl wvi*
Kll«ht nn.l will not, ii' '"i 'IIMK lii
. I.l', n . 11l . Of 111. ' '.Illi . i- i.lll
rial* ilii'i niiirnliiK. • »"'''l ' ■'"■
An InvuMtlKutlon miih IhIM thin
afternoon li>* t'utilulii I'uttfrßon.
port . .i|.liiiii of tlm I'm I fit: < "•■.!■ i
.it.-in. Mii lotiipany, to a-mfitaln
who. If anyone, w.i pti|Hin*lhli* fur
til.' 11. . I'll Ml to till- \l-fn«l Ttlß
ii i'., K , city wait In nminini of
Captain l.loyil at I In- linn- alia ram
irn-il 11m- dock. Cuiituln I . 1,.t .1 »in
i ml. .ii'UlliK to !•■ I ;ili.i.» . I' 1 '- till*
ronl Imnlipm to ri-plrliUh X)f !<ani
•>r's i oul mipply lufon* drpkTtlll( fur
Hi.- north.
A ■trong til. ■> bl< h
II In iialil. via lo a in hi m.
■ ;l ting
. '
ill./ I li.
aalllmi
until im
WmtLtll AT HIGH SCHOOL
Tlip permanent »lr<-|i«« ti-l'iri n|li
Station m 111. ii la being Install at
the hU:h *c ln«<l !■■ tii-nily i-i.ini 1.-Ir,]
Ttie M.ik In intr done by John
p*wßun one of Hie entrrprlalng
atudents, under the fiti|n-i vlalim of
Prof. Bowtra, hMd of the phjratei
depitrlniftit. In»ti-ud of n rohvrsr,
it *ini|iie mlcrophona consisting "'
two 1 !'-.•-. of titrlton Hllß-htly toufh
li.i- I* u*«"1. Thf duta nnd d.iahen
ate reielTrd thrmiKh a teleiihrine re
lilvrr. Although Ihta n.-!i..| of re
rrlvlng Is Bel as ilelli-a(i> na a IK-r
--frrl coheirr It la far more prm-tli-nl,
■ n It die« not t!«-i"l de-cohering
Standard CZ^f/H^a z/ztl/J ~) February
Patterns /Mf w<v i.«M"..^u«r Designer
ABLE GOODS ONLY. I —
mid air^c2 SM,ir4
E We have cut trie in our Suit De-
We have cut the prices in our Suit De
<ttth ' S *tQ.^Lr partment to tte core. Every garment re
duced at least .'5 per cent and many of them
A f V v f more. This is a Clearance Sale and we are
1 fc \'k I bound to shorten our Suit stock on this plan
/ 1 yj^Jj f if k takes all winter.
/ fmf Ladies' Suits of serge, cheviot and fancy
/^/pT*- .' suitings, priced regularly at $15.00, $17.50
vmT and $20.00 each; on sale at $10.00
AWI t SL Ladies' Suit! of high grade cheviots, serges
/j\ [^ \ and fine mannish suitings, finely tailored
and worth SiS.no, $jo.tw, $.'2.50 and $25.00
A a \ » \\. • *^>«. rath; now priced at $13.50
//' \\\ A;•' Ladies Dress and Walking Skirts of high
>- i* 1* &'> v> grade stylish materials, very skillfully tail
ored and worth $8.50, $1000, $12.50 and as
£''i —' high as $15.00 each—this -•■'■ i.ii lot—to
f I *\ morrow at, each $5.00
JLi<£T"**^* ot'icr B*nnenti in the section at 25 per
■ **«r^2L—— -J cent discount.
DressGoodsßeduced
Here are clearing sale prices that are sure to interest you. Hundreds of
yards of fine dress fabrics, many of them at a small fraction of their real val
ue, and every piece of goods in the section reduced. Just read—
iMI ■ Black Artnures, 42 inches wide Fancy Velour Cloth, 50 inches wide,
ami all wool, a quality not sold all wool and regular $1.75 value;
anywhere at lest than a dollar a clearing sale price, a yard... .!)S<*
van!; clearing sale price tomorrow. Fine Scotch Suitings, all wool, 58 in.
a .vart' «IJ)<* wide and the same quality priced
All Wool Cravenette, in all shades, regularly at $2.00 a yard; clearing
58 inches wide and worth $2.00 a tale price $1.25
yard; clearing sale price .. .§1 .50 Mannish Suitings, 56 inches wide,
Black Cheviot, 42 inches wide, all all wool an sold regularly at $1.75 1
wool, and regular 75c quality; a yard; clearing sale price. sl.2s
clearing sale price, a yard .|9<* Fancy Melton Suiting, all wool and
All Wool Homespun, 50 inches wide 58 inches wide, quality usually sold
and $1.00 quality; clearing sale at $2.25 a yard ; special clearing sale
price, a yard 7."><- price .'. .'. 91.47
Boys' Clothing'
Note these clearing sale prices. We have divided our Boys' Suit stock into
four lots and priced them this way—
LOT 1 — Boys' Suits in two-piece and LOT 3 — Boys' Suits of fine all wool
Norfolk styles, regular $1.50 values; cloth suitings, finely tailored, good ,
on sale tomorrow at ........»S<* WC. al™* «"'»««». rc Kular *.y2
and $3.50 values; on sale at.52. 79
LOT 2—Hoys' Suits in Norfolk and J.( >T 4 — Boys' Suits in Norfolk, Bus
two piece styles, very fine mate- tei Brown and Russian blouse
rials, values that have sold all this styles, the very highest grades,
season at $2.40. and $2.<>S; on' sale regular $0.50 values; on sale at..
Bt 91.96 " $1..19
McCarthy Dry Goods Co.
Second Aye. and Madison St. .
Tho ■ohoiil la handti nej.fcl l,y not
having; hi,'. In •«ijfrliri'-nt wllh,
but will baeonUnt*d for ih« prtarnt
with Intarcplinji ttn- rimmuim wnl
l<y Dip I'm Iflo -.% n. I, •• KtatloM. T(l«
ThcUIIIII li'vJi (> liMOl I* ■■ ■ • i r . ' .
II ■!■( of lnatrum*nti and »vi ioon
I■■ ti'tuiy f,,r the flrat Itliilx. The
*'ho'ii i.,- tn ken v !•'■"' Internl in
tin Work nfi'l liua creitcil mail on
Mi* butldlnf, the IhlkM Of which la
I.T) fi'p( fmiii !!»■ Kiuiiml, uh well tin
pfovMlng a ,i.nl. room for the Oth
it nrfrmanry InatFlimcnta.
V.I.- >r th» ItatlOti la i nrji|,|i Nil tha
• .«! Of I) . ItinliutririitH In uw will
lie iilmut |2.00f». Tlila luraja iimmini
t.f minify Him nut iiiiri.li •! • nt Im I y
fur tlii« wlrrliaa, tiul la ■ paH «>f tin
■•«< *lii'iit aqulpmant of tht nchool,
Tha trinl limli iimii lit, whh h tin*
h**n In u«p for aoma Urn*, provtd
highly antlrf;u I'uy. MMMin wire
r<i rl\f,i from tho T'iilt»-i| Htnlif
rivi-iiuu • ultir Ilitnt wtiil* ajha was
lylnK lii tin. barbor, t>»i none «v"
a< nt from tho ai Ihxil. Tli»-tn? arc the
only two I tli «' liixila nn lh«- coaal
tlinl huv« Inkiri thla nti|. ,in.) U rr
Itcjl/nlily nlmiv In thla Hili-i I<| Int. In
thi United rlluU-a.
BURTON GETS
A NEW TRIAL
(Bi Hcrl|if.i» .Ntwii Ann )
WABHINQTON, D C Jan. 16 —
Thn tapntnt eOttrt today ri-vfrm-i!
the i»li.ii of th« dlati court of
St. Lenta mill grantrd K<n.i!i»r Ilur
ton, of Khiihiis a new trial. Thn
rourt was divi'i. .1 la favor of the
new trial.
LONDON LOAN OFFICE
I"., gscond Ay. h.
•.-. .1 m riu> a I if .if Htnre
Money to I<n*n on Watrhea, Dla
ni'.ii'i" and Jewelry.
I'" not buy 11 Matin or diamond
before you t •■ our 'ii-; i iv In our
window in, 1 our iii.'". 11..iik' .1 In
plain fl*ruif«.
lanai* I.urle, Prop.
BACK TO THE
CLASSICS
AMERICAN STARTLES PARIS
BY APPEARING IN OLD
GMEEK COSTUME
illy fcrtl N'twi Axa'n.)
PARIS, Jan. 16.—lUjrmond JJtm
riin, of California, brother of ii.m
fniiioijH <laiiif-r, laador* f "im an, I. i.»
< ' ■■■'■• •! C.ir! . by paradlnK a bOliltH
viml attired In a clurmlc (ircrk nm
tiltnn with .i tunic naclilriK in Ma
kniiM, Imro I<ki?''<l nij>l w"nrln)c m
wreath rrownlnic lilh Vmy. flowlna;
hair. rUveral time* ha narrowly
Mcapad nrrent, th« police objeetioc
to thn cosUim* iim ImmodaaL Dun
eau refiiitly married a QrMk Klrl.
Ut Ballard
Tin- W*-«t Coast Tannin* coin*
(ittny, which him JiiKt Incorporated,
wax liwiii-il permit* Oil* morning top
two building! »n U>< rear Mini Ik ant
corner of Railroad and C «trr-etv.
(Hi-- building in to be a thr«-«-»tory
tannery and thn other will 1,.- u»ed
for a *tor«" hotino. Tli» ixTfultn call
for buildings to coat 13,000.
Wltliln one hour of 'In opening
of thn < i.,'.Ki'• i'r '.ff. • thla iii'itn
inß tln-re wore five building per*
mliN i ■ im -i fur i!.'- erwilon of flr«
bull'llriKH itia • of 94.960. tmj
wad probably the largiit number of
1" i mi 1 : «;vcr f.;i< -I lii that office la
ohp hour.
Prof KlnraM, of th« tiologiraV
(I'-partmcnt of the state unitrenltf,
will .v: :i. •* tbs I.!!• Kit'i t<- <"i:ih« of
IlallHril at thn Carn<-Kl<; 1.1 lira hall
of lt»lliircl tomorrow > . • n I in? at 8
o'clock, on the lubject, "Darwin,
lluxliy an'l Bppnr»-r."
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