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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
Packing
Department.

W i: Il: f., !: +; ; ::: ::;:: 81; q;
packers and ship
pers are men of long experience
and careful workers. and are
qualified to pack all kinds of art
goods. bric-a-brac. pictures,
chinaware. etc. entire satisfaction
being guaranteed.
Those contemplating moving or
leaving the city and have goods
of any character. to pack or crate
will do we'll to consult US. No
orders too large or too small to re-
ceive prompt and careful consid-
Grafton. Estimates .cheerfully
furnished upon request.
Packing Boxes. Casks, Hogs
heads. Barrels. Excelsior, Wrap
ping Paper and other packing
requisites at reasonable rates in
any quantity desired.
Basement.
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$500. Was $4,000.

A TWO-PIECE NATURAL
SHANTUNG COSTUME-BY
CALLOT. A princess gown with
long coat. The princess is made
wonderfully simple. but the de-
gree of simple elegance that the
French artist gives. The princess
is draped high. giving the Gre
clan effect. and is finished with
touches of black and pottery blue
and gold buttons. The coat is ex-
quisite-a butterfly effect. hand
somely embroidered in self tones
and white and copper. The most
original and exclusive model we
have shown this season.
$500. Was Sf25.OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
Dainty French Lingerie
At Special Prices.

- He present collection of French Handmade Cndergar-
and Negliges is the impressive have yet
~ shown The dainty pretty, fine, beautiful
and appeal who prefer this class of imported
wearables.
The attention of prospective spring brides especially called
the of superb TtousseaN Bridal Sets
of three pieces and embodying the latest examples Of
French handwork.
We offer several lots of French Handmade Gowns, spe
cialy low prices, as follows:
French Handmade Nansook Gowns slip-over style low
neck front pretty
floral sprays neck finished with buonole scalop
and eyelets with pink blue ribbon
$3.50 each. Were $3.50.
French Handmade Nainsook Gowns low round neck three
sleeves front neatly embroidered neck and
finished with lace edgng, beading and ribbon
$500 each. Were $3.50.
small lot of French Handmade the
sook richly dembroideed and trimmed with fine
tucks.
S1O.5O, $1a.50 and $500 each.
~. Were $500, $500 and $500.
dfoo,E venthst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
Deep Apple Pie.

Invert in the center of a deep granite
or earthenware dish a teacup, then fill
the remaining space with tart apples
peeled. co-ed and quartered Sprinkle
with a half cup of sugar mixed with a
teaspoonful cinnamon or a saltspoon al
of allspice and nutmeg. or in place of the
ordinary sugar use maple sugar or ,mo-
lasses and sugar. half and half Roll
a strip of paste half an inch wide. wet
the edge of the dish. put the paste ON
the edge. then cover With crust a little
larger than the dish. with the fullness
thrown back in the center. Press the
cover to the rim and bake until the, APP
piles are tender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
Apple Eritters.

Pare and core tart apples and cut them
in slices about one-third of an inch thick.
leaving the round opening in the center.
Dip the slices In fritter batter made OF
one pint o. milk. three eggs. little salt
and a pint Of -four. A teaspoonful of bak-
ing powder is sometimes mixed with the
flour. Beat the eggs well. adding first
part of the milk and salt. then the flour
and the rest of the milk alternately Beat
the batter together quickly and add the
apples Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20

WV . '' very ' le~ % p9;ss' t~ s'
lots of Women 5
Colonial Pumps. and offer them
at the manufacturers price. They
are fresh. perfect goods. made OH
the very latest models, and are
very special values.
Lot I-Women's Patent Kid
skin Colonial Pumps, with promi-
nent tongue and neat brass
buckle: made on the new short
vamp last. with Goodyear welt
sole and Cuban heel.
S2.5o a pair. Value. $3.50.
Lot 2-Women's Gun Metal
Galfskin Colonial Pumps. with
tongue and neat gun metal buckle.
made on the new short vamp last.
with Goodyear : welt sole and
Cuban heel.
$3.50 pair. Value, $3.50.
Third floor. Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
FOR RED HANDS.
Soothing External Applications Re-
lieve Roughness.

What a comfort it would be If there
were only one remedy for making hands
white. but. unfortunately, as that ugly
redness may have many causes, various
cures are required. For instance. inGi-
gestion and sluggish circulation bring
this condition quite as often as exposure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
for Spring Brides.
Wedding Gifts
for Spring Brides.

NNERY rich things expensive inexpensive you wish
iii Many unique. without duplicates. Brca-brac
W. Marble PedeStas Bu Figures: Bronze Figures and
E1ecroe: Cosonne. Royal Nippon. Itzun1a and Sevres
Hampshire Vases: Hand
painted Miniatures: Cabinet Ornaments Clocks French Gilt
Iron Vienna Bronze and Mission Sumptuous Leather Goods Sill
for the table toilet sterling silver and quad
ripple plate Rich Cut Glass Dainty Chinaware Artistic Lamps and
multitude of other beautiful things practical and ornamental for
wedding gifts aodng possibilities for the establishment
of the home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
IN THE KITCHEN.
Nut Bars.

Chop walnQts fine. Make the French
cream and Before adding all the sugar.
while the cream is quite soft, stir in the
nuts, then form into bars.
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to Wear With Blouses.

NN&1 E offer a lot of Wom-
N|NIU ems Lightweight Rib
V% bed Vests or Corset
Covers, especially
suitable for wear with blouses or
shirt waists. Three styles-high
neck. no sleeves; high neck. short
sleeves; high neck, long sleeves.
All sizes.
Special value, soc, each.
Main door, Ut.
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Girls Percale Dresses. - with
high neck, ~" sleeves and full
plated or gathered skirt; sizes s
to ID.
Special price, SIPS each.
Girls Percale Dresses, made
Russian style, in black-and-white
checks and red, white, black and
blue polka dots: some are made
with low neck and short sleeves:
some with high neck and long
sleeves, and others are in the
popular jumper style with full
plated skirt; sizes 6 to IL years.
Special price, Sl.45 each.
Girls White Lawn and India
Linon Dresses, some with low
neck and short sleeves, and others
with high neck and three-quarter
sleeves. trimmed with embroid-
cry; skirt made very full and
neatly finished; sizes E to ID.
Special prices, S1.45 to
$1.@O each.
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10000. Was 500. 90.

A COMBINATION SUIT,
with plated skirt of blue and
green plaid wolfe. trimmed with
a blue band of taffeta: Directoire
coat of blue taffeta. with collar and
cuffs of Russian hand embroid-
cry finished with jade and old sill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
Woodward & LOthrOD
Mems Shirt=Making Dept.
TlHY11 are pleased to announce that
WV Foreign Fabrics for Shirts to Order

Are exhibition and ready for your inspection.
We would advise early selection cloths
direct than they will be later
the by of the variety excsveness
of the which be duplicated
$500 each.
Attention is called special line of Foreign Fabrics at
tracve from which will make Shirts order with
tached or detached cuffs. in lots of the
Special price, $3.50 each
White Dress Shirts made to order from ST. up.
In connection with Shirt-makng Department. do all
of Shirt Repairing such renewing the neckbands
bands and bosoms and mendng rents caused by laundering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20

Misses Linen Jumper Dresses,
in white, pink and blue; waist
trimmed with bands of white
linen, neatly finished with pearl
buttons: full plated skirt: sizes
ID, 10 and IS.
Special price, SS.75 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
Special Sale of
Girls Washable Dresses.

7f have just secured several lots of Girls Misses
HIU III Dresses which offer less PRICES than gar
\NNA usually sell for There percales Persian
- lawns India inons linens and other wash
All the models represented and they particularly
being trimmed with embroidery laces uck bands
We ask your inspection of these practical servceable ock
assured that will quickly them being
n,l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
French COrsets.

@M%1 E offer the ones.
N1U Ill twos and threes of
WV several lines of our
French Corsets at
reduced prices. They are ele-
giant, high-class models. consist
ing of coutils, silk broche. figured
batiste, etc. Some are embroid-
cred in dainty colors and embel-
lished with laces and ribbons. All
are boned with real whalebone.
These corsets are perfect. and
there are all sizes in the combined
lots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20

Girls Percale' Dresses, in the
new plaids and checks; made
with high and low neck and full
plated skirt; sizes 6 to ID.
Special price, S1.@5 each.
Girls White Persian Lawn and
India Linon Dresses. some made
French style and trimmed with
fine embroidery and valenciennes
lace: others with low. neck and
short sleeves trimmed with fine
lace and embroidery; skirt trim
med with several rows of dainty
insertion; sizes 6 to ID.
Special prices, S2.95 to
$500 each.
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Elegant Model Gowns
At Reduced Prices.

T1o7T11 have less than dozen Womens Very Handsome
HIN IL Imported Model Gowns. which offer
N0\1N great reductions from the original prices They
~ perfect condition. having been secured for
Opening and having been displayed with the utmost
One Pastel Blue Chiffon Wolfe by WORTH Three
Suit of Cafe lite Fae Silk by Dreco another of Maize
Wolfe and Taeta Combination Suit by Paqun; another
French Combination Suit OF Apple Green and Cinnamon Brown
Wolfe and Silk by Bschof David another Natural Shantung
Princess Twopece Costume by Cabot all of them of
famous Partisan modses and their latest productions.
These elegant suitable for Easter We'd
dng Luncheon Bridge Parties and the social functions
which Immediately follow Lent when of fashion vie with
another in the wearing of charming spring gowns.
We of these eofakind exclusive gar
the.-h a1:en plicateS
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mcntS-they nave no duplicates.
A THREE-PIECE SUIT OF
CAFE AU LITE FAILLE SILK
A DRECOLL MODEL. The
skirt is a draped classic style;
waist of filet net. hand-embroid-
cred in silk: the lingerie touches
given by fine swiss embroidery.
Over this is slipped a graceful
coat of the silk. finished with
handsome ornaments made of the
silk.
S125.0O. Was 100000.
\ COMBINATION SUIT,
BY PAQUIN. has skirt of maize
coloredvoile over matched taffeta,
finished off at the bottom with a
broad satin band. hand-embroid-
cred in self color. Coat La En-
pire style. made of the maize
satin, handsomely braided in self
color and finished with vest of
Japanese hand embroidery in bril-
liant colors.
S05.M. Was S125.OO.
A ROCHE RIBBON
STRIPED WOLFE. black and
white background. satin striped
and embroidered in pottery blue.
Skirt is French kilt model over
white taffeta drop skirt: coat long
semi-htting. with pointed fronts
finished with black satin buttons
collar and cuffs and lingerie jabot
in coat of sheer lawn.
S6S.OO. Was S05.OO.
\ FRENCH COMBINATION
SUIT "A BISCHOFF-DAVID
MODEL. Skirt of big plaid vole
in apple green and cinnamon
brown; plated skirt trimmed
with a broad band of cinnamon
brown faille silk. The pointed
cut semi-htting coat is made of
the silk and trimmed with plaid
wolfe and silk-covered buttons.
$1,000. Was $1,000.
Third floor G st
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Paris Pattern No. 2345.
All Seams Allowed.
A dainty little frock for everyday wear
during warm summer days Is developed in
bright coral-pink chambray. The 'V'
neck, cuffs of the three-quarter-length
sleeves and shaped bretelles are scalloped
and embroidered in heavy mercerized cot
ton, and further Ornamented with French
knots. The plated skirt is attached to
the waist under a belt of the material,
and the princess panel is particularly be-
coming to the growing GIRL giving long
and graceful lines to the figure. The pat
tern Is in four sizes-siX to twelve years.
For girl OF eight years the dress re-
quires yards of material % inches wide
3as yards 36 inches wide. or yards AZ
inches wide.
Price of pattern. 10 cents.
PATTERN ORDER BLANK.
Fashion Dept, The Star, Wash., ID. C..
For 10 cents inclosed please send pat
tern to the following address:
Size. Pattern No. 2345
AQoreSS................
It takes four or. hvc days to get this pattern,
Oders are hiled from New York.
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Special Values i'm
Women's Pumps.

%I~Y7 E have just closed out
NIUII from the maker. at
NN a very low price, two
lots of Woo,ep'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20
Special Sale of

Third floor, G ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20

A BLUE AND WHITE
STRIPED CHICHINETTE-A
BISCHOFF-DAVID MODEL:
full plated skirt with broad bias
fold: long pointed coat self
strapped and trimmed with blue
braid and large white Irish
crochet buttons.
S6M nm Wna &nM nm
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
LONDON HOTELS.
THECARLTON
Hotel, Restaurant,
and Grill Room,
LONDON.
STATE FARM COLONY DISCUSSED.
Commissioner Hebberd Thinks Plan Would
Make Dependents Independent.

The n-onosed state farm colony, dealt with IN a
b,11 NOW before the Legislature al Albany, was
-. s,,T5ac+ Of the monthly conference yesterday
morning at the United Charities Building. under
The auspices of the Charity Organization Society
t,dr,,,rd Kelly. author Of The Elimination OF the
--rar7n 81 who drew up the present bill, descrlbed
euch colonies abroad and urged their institution
re-a Commissioner Robert ". Hebberd OF the
r,ars-+n,en- Of Public Charities also spoke IN
favor OF the bill, while Homer Folks, secretary
op the State Charities Aid Association suggested
several changes IN il
commissioner Hebberd declared that the farm
coIony plan provides independence and self-sup-
mort for the dependent and unemployed A local
crusade against vagrants simply shifted them 10
another CITY and such individual work was not
sufficient ne said If state took up the queS-
-ion he thought that not only would self-support
he provjded for the unemployed and dependent
but that large part Of this class OF men "ouId
he driven permanently out Of the state
Nr Folks thought that the farm colony "ould
,o- meet irs own cost and expenditures. and pro-
,,c-a economy in the care Of state dependents
He said he knew no public institution winch
comes anywhere near meeting its own cost fe-
forrna-ories for adults. ne said reduce their eX-
r,enses hut do not support themselves The plan
for state colony should include, he thought, IN
dustriaI as well as agricultural labor On the
whole he was inclined to think the development
of the present district penitentiares in the state
into industrial and agricultural training schoois
should be the next step taken by the state
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
HELD rs Il DESERTER.
Strange "Customs" Found IN Brook
lun NaCy Yard.

Il --z- e-e admitted be the customs OF the
P-ook-v7 navy ward are really true. any civilian
Is liable = be thrown The receiving ship Han
cock and forced 70 do anything he is directed TO
C. l--ff he proves that he il not deserter from
t1e tinted States navy
AZ fnves-. .Eation was made yesterday OF the case
Of Fox z Ieauster. Of No. 90 Graham ave
me 4 week ago he was seized By two men who
reurese-red themselves as deputy sherifs A re-
ward C. So Is paid for the capture or a deser1er
FOX vas hauGcured and bundled of 70 the navy
.sr6 Lieutenant Bennett listened TO the stories
C the alleged deputy sherifs and then put Fox
Eboar6 the Hancock For several days he was
forced 70 v-k as Z ne was deserter; then II vas
learned he had never been in the navy. Fox was
discharged.
Is rae prisoner entitled 70 2 hearing before q
1C5Ee-' Lieutenant Bennett was asked yesterday
We" BE- replied
Els --e entitled baL?''
81 never heard - one receiving bail
no decides whether or not 10 take the word OF
t. Ei6narpe-s-"
= do
DIG sou know anything about Fon's kidnap-
.ers--
They were deputy she-ifs and seemed response
bic
Ian any supposedly responsible person kidnap
Sao-Hsr and have you lock him up as q deserter
O. lie r.ere chance that he may be-:
Lieutenant Bennett did not deny this was the
Il" 1Y IS responsible for these rules
-Aey ale Re customs OF tie yard
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
SMALLPOX ON THE BROOKLYN

i---ace-21a. March 1---As ? result Of the clscoF-
= pf case o. smallpox On the cruiser Brooklyn n
= ne League Island Navy Yard all employees al
F safo and tie officers and men % the cruise,
-H'oerilg IN all about Two thousand persons, VIII
aFe % O. vaecinated. and the cruiser was fuTnl-
50 ard placed II quarantine to-day.
--1C-g1 az Inspector sent 70 League Island L
eafned that men who came in contact with
=. injected had visited siEty-seven houses IN
Ig. Today medical inspectors were sent 20
- hoase % disintect Il and &c vaccinate the oc-
e2pea-s
sns-!pox victim is Joseph William karoon.
''oiaary seaman. nineteen years old. whose
'-1e Is IL Fort Madison. Iowa
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
MO SEPARATE TRIAL FOR HUSTON

Harrisburg Penn, March 17.-At the request OF
counsel FOR Joseph NJ. Huston, architect or the
State Capitol, the trial or the conspiracy case
against Huston Congressman Cassel and w +.
cS-aa- " Nathues and James NJ Shumaker
former state officials. postponed to-day from
March % until May II.
F5ustcn's counsel asked this action because the
state had refused 70 agree 10 give Huston sep
a-ate trial The prosecution would have agreed to
= .svsrance on condition that Huston tell all he
knew Of the alleged Capitol frauds but Huston IN
sisted that he could not enter such an agreement
h.cauSe ne was innocent OF any wrongcong.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
SENTENCED OFFENDER TO THE NAvY7

-cNso, March E.-Judge Pichard s Tuthill, Of
= juvenile Court, is involved in a controversy
- United States naval officials through the Al
- sentencing q juvenile 10 service in the
s- Local officials OF the navy declare they have
por1ea the action of Judge Tuthiu to the depart
1-l a. Washington and recommended that he be
= co 10 make public apology Judge TuthilFs 8
-7s7o reply when Informed Of tie assertion of the
- officers They'll have a dickens Of a
~ile making ne do it"
is trouble followed d report that Judge Tuthill
. agreed 10 release Samuel Goldstein sixteen
S oio arrested for stealing a small quantity Of
s. On condition that he enlist in the United
-'~ navy. Young Gclcstean enlisted.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
TEST LAKE SUBMARINE.
Dires Thirty Feet IN Trco Minutes
and Eight Seconds.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribun. J

Bridgeport Conn. March IA board Of naval
officers consisting Of Captain Adolph Mark, Cap
-u4- = " Taylor. Commander C c Marsh. Lieu
tenant GUY II Caste1 and Ensign Prentiss P Bas-
set made exhaustive tests Of the Lake submarine
hos- II Black Rock Harbor. near this city, to-day,
Simon ! Lake and Lieutenant Scoheid. the com
rra-5a- Of the vessel were also board during
the
The Lake made dives Of thirty feet in minutes
and seconds and was under perfect control and
~ Al even keeI while running beneath the sur
face At the conclusion Of the tests Captain MARK
IRE chairman, OF the board, expressed himself as
being much pIeased with the work Of the vessel
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
opeeA BOXES AS BRIDGE PRIZES.

The women Of Auxiliary No II or the stony
u,at1 sanatorium, aided by Mr.. ElwelI, have ar
-. . nriage tournament 10 take place at the
tIor.l ST Regis next Tuesday afternoon Inc
nrizes include opera boxes and theatre oo1.
Few tickets may still be obtained from Mrs beh-
ismin Stern, No. West SD street. MIS- beniio
Ne,,b.rper No 55 East 74th street; Mrs julius
r. KugeInen No Is West SID street. and at the
Hotel St Regis
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
1HpEE KILLED IN MILL EXPLOSION

Linton Ind. March lI-Three worknen were
,f,1ed and six injured fatally, to-day by the
xioeion of the press mill OF the United States
t,o.-5ar COMPANY at Coalmont, fourteen miles
.-or, here The cause is not known.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
SPECIAL E u r O EAN COL N S.
Foreign Resorts.

CLOSE TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE. WESTMINSTER
ABBEY AND CONVENIENT FOR EVERYWHERE.
TARIFF FREE FROM UPTOWN OFFICE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE" 1854 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21
Crawford's Confession
Crawford's Explanation Is a Sub
stantial Confession Of Guilt.

The plea of guilty interposei by Re
gent Ericsson to the Indictment of the
Roosevelt Taft State League against
Coe I. Crawford recalls like plea en-
tered by Mr.. Crawford himself to the
charge Of land graft, which he made
shortly after entering upon his com
paign for governor. In that state
ment Mr.. Crawford is seeking to just
ify thoroughly convicts.
Let us see if he does not. The read
er is asked to apply his reason in an
analysis of the same. On March a.
1907, in an elaborate "defense" pub
lished in the Pierre Dakotian Ca de-
tense, by the way. which has since
been withdrawn and another substitute
Ell therefor, called the Miserable
Plot''), Mr.. Crawford said:
1T filed homestead claim upon a
quarter section of land in Walwortf
county In 1901. 1t was situated neal
some land which / owned. : - 1t was
rough tract of pasture land, but al
the time I made the fling I intended
in good faith, to make settlement upor
and improve 1t. - and one day 8
couple Of years afterwards called the
attention of single man. named
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21
Story IF Attempted Land Grating by Coe. l.
Crawford is Laid Bare.
Evidence Indicates That Crawford Is Also Guilty
Of Subornation of Perjury
HI Induced Young Men to Violate the Homestead
Laws Of the United States

when made proof. He said that Har-
~. LAmpe and Floyd Valentine had
taken claim under the same condi-
4 teid him had not used my right
fnd that ! would 80. We, Valentine.
Lampe and Biount. started for the land
zone t tins q The early pert q Noyem-
Hiount and myself .hled on land. We
drovo out to Crawford's ranch before
fling on the lond and looked II over.
Mr.. Coo 4 CrAwf0rd's brother met us
~ lava, think, and drove Us out to
the land. We then went TO Bangor
20 The courthouse and made the Ming.
! &c not know before whom We Med
the land, Couple Of months later we
land and stayed over night. valentine.
Lamp0 and Blount, and mye1f went on
this second trip. Mr. Coe I. Crawford
accompanied ua from Huron to the
ranch and paid out expenses and rail-
road fare on this trip.
On ccnsisted 81 = shack BY. feet,
feet high I do not know who built
The next trip made was in the fall
0l 1904. The three young men named
above went with me on this trip, or
rather the three young men went the
0ay ncloro did, was sick and did
when | rot. to Aberdeen. Julian Biount
met me and said there was nothing 10
dld not nee Mr.. Crawford on this trip.
q Crawford paid my expenses On
Several months after / Med Julian
Blunt came 70 my house and gave me