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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
Il. !. Done NAMED
!. CHIEF Of BUREAU
in THE u. S. navy
.S(RS Associated Pgess.)

r. s 8 ..S|s
Fl Washington. May 14.-Secretary
Meyer today announced the appoint
ment OF Lieut.. Commander H. I.
Cone to be, chief of the bureau OF
steam engineering and engineer IN
chief OF the. navy, to fill the place
made vacant by the retirement OF
Rear Admiral J. K: Barton, which
has been temporarily filled by Chief
Constructor w. L. Capp, chief of the
Bureau Of construction and repair.
Commander Cone was formerly Of
the engineer corps which was merged
into the line Of the navy years ago
BY the operation Of the personnel
law. His appointment IS gratifying
! to the line, which looked with dis
favor on the designation Of Admiral
Capp's stan officer, as the acting head
81 the ubreau. ss g5 u. a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
AMENDMENT By SENATOR CUM
MINIS OF IOWA WAS VOTED
DOWN.
|0oUSE RATE Was UPHELD
SENATOR ROOT Is TOLD THAT HE
RESEMBLES A PARROT IN
TALKING.
Bsverldge Proposed Amendment In
: ereasing Tax on Tobacco and Its
Produets-size Of Tobacco Pack.
ages is Again Called to Attention
Of Lawmakers.
(Br .SSSocidted PyeSs.l


Washington, May 14.-Again the
committee on finance was upheld
when the senate today voted down
an amendment by Senator Cummins
to lower the duty on round iron, ETC.,
by vote Of IS to ~ and upheld the
house rate which was recommended
by the senate committee.
Almost the entire session was CIV
en- up to debate on the profits of
the United States steel corporation
and toward the end of the day per-
sonalities were freely INDUCED in by
senator's. Thi occurred after Sena-
tor Root had spoken in defense of
the finance committee and criticism
of senators who complained of >the
failure of that committee to provide
more ample information concerning
various schedules. Mr.. Money, ad-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
CHI]RCH UNITY IS
SUBJECT DISCUSSED
BY EPlSC0PALIANS
(Bv Associated Press.)

(6v ASSoct0eco F1eSS.I -
Boston, Mass, May 1.-THE out
look for Visible Church Unity was
the topic which greatly interested a
large audience today at the Episcopal
church congress, which concluded its
sessions after a number of eminent
men had spoken. The conclusion
reached was that there can be no
visible church unity without full rec
ognition OF validity of priesthood and
the sacramental system.
z One of the speakers expressed the
opinion that no help toward the de-
sired end can be expected from the
Roman Catholic church until the idea
OF the primacy ct Rome supplants
that OF papacy. .& y sr.. ....xss5.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
REPRESENTATIVE OF BRITISH
ARMY WILL VISIT AvlAToRs
At DAYTON.
NOsIlTEl lElVT FORTHCOMING
suBJEcT OF. AVIATION REcE'v-
ING CONSIDERATION ABROAD
.... sNtoNk.x
Enellshman Says Wright Brothers
Are Greatest ia tire World-Ballooni
and Asroplans; to Play Prominent
Part in Wars In the Futurt Says
Enqjishr,an.
(BY ASsQciafed PresSl

fBv Assocj0ted Prsss.)
New York, May 14.-Reports that
Great Britain was about to take up
experiments with the Wright aero
plane met with partial confirmation
today with the arrival here of Col.
James Templer Of the British army,
who came to America to visit the
Wright brothers at Dayton, Ohio.
While no statement was forthcom-
ing as to the exact nature of his visit
he expressed an opinion that the
army will purchase one or more of
the Wright machines.
The Wright brothers," he added,
''are head and shoulders above all
other aeroplanists." Col. Templer
said that the subject of aviation was
occupiedshrdlu gds WnanksdW c
occupying the attention of military
men abroad to far greater degree,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
GlAN FOR LEADERS.
(Rv Ass0cfared Press.)

(Bv Associated PressJ
Paris, May 14.-Striking postal en-
ployes this afternoon adopted reso-
lutions appealing to workmens Or
ganizations to make common cause
with them. The meeting was attend
ed by M. Pataud, secretary of the
electricians; M. Guerard, of railroad
organization, and other representa-
tives of workingmen, wao delivered
inflamatory speeches, promised post
al employees immediate support and
themselves under declaration of a
revolution by the general federation
of labor. These threats produced a
big scare, but there is strong suspi-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15

cion here that eladers in the move
ment are bluffing. The strike of the
postmen itself apparently has lost
ground. The rank and file of the
men are seemingly convinced that
tae agitators are acting for their per-
sonal end and as tools of revolution
ary proletar1situations and pensions.
At CHARTERS and Dijon today the
strikers in view of the attitude taken
by parliament voted to return to
work. Government officials continue
to express confidence that the entire
movement is collapsing. 1t is point
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
fBv Associated Press.j

!By Associated PressJ
Savannah, Ca, May 14.-Overrul-
ing the motion in arrest of judg-
ment offered by the defense, Judge
William B. Sheppard this afternoon
sentenced the five men found guilty
of violating the Sherman antitrust
law, and in two cases Jail sentences
were imposed.
Spencer P. Shotter, chairman OF
the board of directors of the Ameri-
can Naval Stores company, was sen
fenced to serve three months in Jail
and to pay a fine of $4,000.
Edmund S. Nash, president Of the
company, was fined $4,000.
]. F. Cooper Myers, vice president
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
fBv Associated Prsss.)

Dr.. (By Associated PretsJ -.
New York, May 14.-Canadian men
Of sanairs, Canadian diplomatists and
many .''just Canadians". but loyal
Canadians, nevertheless, numbering
il al about 600 met at the Hotel
Astor tonight at the annual dinner OF
the Canadian club Of New York.
. Among those on the speakers pro-
gram were DR.. ,Neill Macphatter. the
president Of the club, who acted as
postmaster, Representative Francis
u. Cushman Of Washington; Frank
Oliver, Canadian minister of the IN
terror, and Rev. DR.. Donald c. Mac
Leod Of washington, D. G.
Mr.. Oliver declared that Canadians
mean to equip the St. Lawrence ship
ping route so as to excel that via New
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
/Br Leenciatcd Press }

(Br !:snridtcd PfeSs.)
Kansas City, Mo-, May 14.-A SER
les of tornadoes in Kansas, Missouri
and Oklahoma late today killed at
least five, injured IS, devastated one
town, wrecked a train and did great
damage to property. twenty-five
were injured by the storm that swept
over Mount Washington and Fair
mount park, suburbs of Kansas City.
At least two of these are thought to
be fatally injured and others serious
ly.
The town of Hollis, Kansas, near
Concordia, was swept away. Here
three were killed and ten seriously
injured.
The dead
FRED JEARDOE.
JOHN eyre.
GEORGE ECKERL.
The Eckstrom family, consisting Of
five persons, is missing. Their home
is in ruins and it Is though they are
dead.
Near Great Bend a tornado killed
two and injured twenty. All wires
are down in that vicinity and it is
feared the death list may be greater.
William Ackerly, a Santa Fe engfn-
eer, was killed, as was Frank Nichol-
son, a conductor. The tornado wreck
ed the work train. of which Ackerly
was the engineer and blew it into a
ditch. Several members of the crew
were blown from their feet. The
pile driver topp1ed over, rcraslsing
*,ckerly to death in his cab.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
CANADIAN Club WOULD ::
open THE ST. LAWRENCE
Prominent Men Claim 1t is Salvation
of Wheat Industry
Called Most Important Economic
Development in World

York and to regain for the former
way the supremacy it had before the
Erie canal was opened.
= "The records prove that the occu-
patton OF the Canadian wheat fields
ID BY far: the most important econ
omic development now in progress,
not only In America. but in the
world he said, "But because, as in
dividtals, we are glad to use the
New York route in competition with
that Of St. Lawrence In the export OF
our wheat, We are no less determined
az canadians to equipt the st. Lawr-
ence route, not only to compete WITH
but to excel that by New York, not
only for the carriage Of Canadian
wheat, but for the carriage of the
United States wheat as we'll"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
COMPLETE LIST OF
:. FARMERS INSTITUTES
ruis YEAR'9 SEASON IN WEST
WILL LAST ONLY FROM NAY
- 70 JUNE 20.
supsrlntendsnt Hoverstad Has Issued
List Of Towns and Dates-orsae m
!. tsrsst ssins Taken.

T. .AkHoyerstad. Superintendent r t;'' q
the North Dakota Farmers institute
has. issued list for the institutes
tli1f are to be held In the western
nit Of the stae. There has been Z
great growth of the interest shown
in these Institutes in this part of the
country and he attendance last year
was greater than ever before aSd II
promises this year to even eclipse
that of the past season. Following
Is the list sent out:
Wishek, May 18.
Ashley, May 10.
Napoleon, May 20 AID 21.
New England, May %.
Marmarth, May "a.
Bowman, May rs.
Reeder, May 26.
Hettinger, May 27.
= Haynes, May %.
New Salem, June 1.
Flasher, June 2.
Galchutt, June 4.
Kindred, June s.
DeLamere, June Z.
stirum, June 8.
Fullerton, June 9.
Sykeston, June II. -.
Denhoff, June IL.
Underwood, June II.
Coal Harbor, June Is.
Plaza, June II.
Douglas, June 1S. -,
Conway, June 21.
Milton, June %.
Fairdale, June %.
St. John, June rs.
Rolla, June 26.
Dunseith, June 20.
! Overly. June 20.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15

of the American company and presl-
dent of the National Transportation
and Terminal company, was sentenc-
ed to three months in jail and to apy
a fine of s2,ov0.
George Mead Boardman Of New
York, treasurer of the American COM
pany. was fined $4,000.
Carl Moller of Jacksonville, Fla. -
agent of tle American company and
general manager of the National
TRANSFORMATION and terminal COM
pany in Jacksonville. was fined in
the sum of $1,000.
Mr.. Shotter and Myers were SEN
(Continued on mage 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
.TRI-sTATE WEATHER.
fBy .4saveiissed P,sss.)

lBy !4EsOeSotfdE F11ss1 - ~
washington, May 14.-North Dako-
ta, partly cloudy Saturday, cooler IN
southeast portion: Sunday fair.
south Dakota Aftly cloudy Sat
urday, cooler IN east portion; Sunday
fair Miths risinE temperature.
Minnesota-Fair AZ northwest and q
showers In south and est portion
saturday; Sunday fair, except show
srs Id northeast portions, moderate
Is brisk ncrt heasIt and north winds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
MICHIGAN HOUSE PASSED
PRIMARY AMENDh'1 BILL
fBy A,so,e,ated P,ess.)

Lansing, Mich, May 1.-THE lower
house Of the Michigan legislature to-
day by vote Of 81 to 4 passed the
conference bill to extend the primary
nomination system to United tSates
senator's. y = ~ 5 ,!ss -, ~. =,
Nominations Of governor and lieu
tenant governor are continued under
the primary system and In counties
and cvircuit court districts that have
not adopted the primary election
system the question of adopting II is
required to sbe sumbitted TO the vot-
,ers Ii 1910. The senate u expected
70 concur IN the conferences Monday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15

School boards over the state should
.bear Ia mind there II now I law II
force that requires that school build
ing of more than one story must
have nre escapes of the staircase var
5iety.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
SOUTHERN LUMbEAMEN
GIVEN JAIL SENTENCES
Appeal Will Be Taken to the United
States Court

SENTENCES WERE YESTERDAY AFTERNooN-LEAoeRs
IN LUMBER INDUSTRY SOUTH WILL PROBABLY GET
THE l,m,r-soNp GIVEN IN $4,000 EACH
AWAITING
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
EAMES is SUED
FOR ALIENATION OF
HUSBANDS affection
fBy .issor.cfrc !nress.)

fOf 7SSofSSteG .TeSSJ
Philadelphia, Pa, May IA. - Suit
was begun here today against Emma
Eames, who is charged with alienat-
ing affections of Emilio DeGogorza,
the baritone in her company Tne
complainant is Elsa ,$DeGogorza of
New York. the baritone's wife. The
prima donna was served at the hotel
where she is stopping here prior to
her departure for Europe. No state
ment has been fled b. s =
Otto gLenen. who established the
Benedict Banner about a year ago,
says he will soon start the second
paper at Ryder. \. s1s5 .i5s i.S.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-15
POSTAL STRIKE INPARIS
PROBABLY WILL: BE .flzzLE
Small Percentage of Railroad Men
Belong to Union

YESTERDAY AFTER NooNRALDoAo LEADERS DE-
INFLAMMAToRY SPEC cHEs-eELiEF GAINING GROUND
THAT STRIKE is PURPOSES OF PERSONAL
cIAN LEADERS.
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CONTINUED on page 81
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Blankets,

pldNketS, basement,
"Rcd Star California Scotch
Plaid Blankets, strictly Atwood
both as to filling and warp; for full
sized beds; regular price 1924 a
pair; special, A,9o,
White Berkshire Wool Blankets, part
cotton and part wool, medium weight,
with pink or blte border; for single
beds 4 pair. Sail.
California Lamb, Wool Blankets,
with very soft filing and durable
warp, silk binding; extra size 1880,
pair, se.le.
Columbia Fleece Blankets, light tan
coloqed, with light shaded borders
and neatly finished at the ends; 7oSSo,
pair, sl.5e.
Figured California Robe Blankets, In
large variety of serviceable designs
with corresponding borders; excellent
for making bathrohes; size 72xS6;
regularly sold for $500 each; special,
$3.50.
Extra Heavy Atwood Blankets, 7-lb.
weight; white, with narrow black
border, like 4 navy blanket; the most
durable blanket made; size SKIS,
usually $3.50 a pair; sale, s4.eo.
Finer qualities relatively cheap.
The evening world., 1909-02-03
BOY PUNISHED FOR
STABb|NC TEACHER
Meyer Becker, Convicted in
Children'S Court, Sent to
House Of Refuge.

Never Becker, the rourteen-year-o,d
schoolboy who stabbed his teacher,
Nomer Gray, IN Dec 2s because ne
had not been promoted and allowed to
graduate. was to-day found guilty OF
felon'ous assault by Justice Wyatt in
tho Children's Court.
Young Becker lived With his parents
st No. rs EliTdse street Ard had for
the last six yehrs been attending Pub
lie School No, 50, at Essex and Hester
streets. During that time he has been
IN trouble number OF TINES, and has
shown a vicious temper upon different
occasions when chastlsed by teachers.
He mad expected to graduate with
hts class last month. When he learned
Of his failure he borrowed a penknife
from another boy, went up to the side
OF Mr.. Gray and plunged a two-inch
blade Of the knife into the teachers
neck. Gray has not been able to leave
Gouverneur Hospital since, and was
not at the trial to-day.
Miss Julia RIchmsn, District Super
The evening world., 1909-02-03
DIED TOGETHER IN HOTEL
CLASPED IN EMBRACE.
Gas Victims Fully Dressed, and
Police Look for Evidence Of
a Suicide Pact.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb S. Lyins
across a bed. fully dressed and with
their arms about each other, man
believed to be Maurice p. Patterson. OF
this city and woman whose name Is
said TO be Margaret Lomaa. were found
early to-day asphySiated in room OF
hotel In the central part OF the city.
Tho couple went TO the hotel on Mon
day and registered as man and wife
under assumed names, giving their resi-,
dence as I.ewistown, Pa. Tho police
are unable to say whether they had
agreed to die together or were acct
dentally asphyxiated They. however,
nrs looking for evidence OF a suicide
pact,
Patterson. who wa, about nifty years
old, occupied apartments In West Phlla-
delphia until Monday, when he gave
them up. He said he had a brother, W.
+ Patterson, In Pittsburg This woman
was about forty years old, and Is said
10 have been separated from her hus-
band. who lives In this city
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Anniversary Sale
Househ old Linens


We've never before such good Linens at such low
prices Don't think you ever have either The Judgment Of
trained experts in flax ponounccs these values maves Of
cheapnesS. Come and see them.
FulBeacned Damask Plate Dolles dawnwork centres frngd
all around and II inches in diameter reduced from Sc e.
Same above with plain centres; IS inches in diameter q
reduced from i2c w
Oval FlIBleached Frnged Satin Danask Plate Doies with
plain others with irawnwork cenes AXIS inches reduced e.
from &C. ana 9c w
FulBeached Satin Damk Plate Doe trnged all around pretty
centres and inches diameter; usual price Sc each n
special three AOS
Pure Round Thread Irish Linen Sclopd Cenrepece hnsthed
around edge IS and 20 inches in diameter reduced from
DC and u.s. AoS
"a inches in diameter; reduced from 4ic- to Ice
80 inches in diameter; reduced from SO. to soc
Extra Heavy Fu.Beced Pure Linen Double Damak Napkins
finished with deep spoke hen,stchng; handsome patterns
29c for 45c quality; 2oS2o inches
33c for Soc quality; 22x22 inches
49c for &c quality; 24x24 inches
Pure Linen Danask Tray Cloths deep spoke herstcing 90
around edge 2oy2o inches; usual Soc quality at..... A0C
Heavy FulBeahei Satin Dmask Tea Cloths deep spoke IA
hen1stchng 36x36 inches; usual 81 90 quality, at,. nc
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Mid.Week
Candy Special ss.;;: ~ e

Macys Assortment Strings; crisp
hard, brittle delicious; assorted fla.
vors; sold by others at Soc, a
pound; our usual price 24c,; dur.
ing the Mid-Week Special 10.
Sale or price is, ..,....., l0C
Favors for Lincoln's Birthday
and St, Valentines Day are ready
The evening world., 1909-02-03
TRAIN CONDUCTORS ACCUSED
Arrested, Charged with Defraud.
ing Grand Trunk Road.

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 3-Arter five
weeks Investigation and shadowlng OF
the suspected men b. detective
agency, two Grand Trunk railway con.
ductors wers arrested last night.
charged with detraud!ng the company.
The men arrested are Daniel Corr!gan
Of Toronto, and Frank McCallum, Of
Montreal.
Jacob Woods, Fl. Rosenberg and 10
seph Woods were also taken into Gust
tody on charge Of selling bogus tick
cts II is alleged these men sold the
tickets and the conductors honored
them
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Mems Hats Reduced nh F.

Mems Hats Reduced oh Fl
Mems Hats are getting scare.
Caused by obstruction in the sup
ply channel. Strike That makes
this offering all the more Strpris
ing:
About six hundred Derbies from
well-knovn maker that would he
sold at $500 TO $500 but for one
defect. The bodies are a trihe
heavier or lighter than the standard.
Spring blocks, nicely trimmed, all
sizes ..,... ........$1.74
S4.96 for Silk and Opera Hats tina, ".
formerly sold up to 1924.
$ll 49 for finest S.alskIr Caps, for.
merry 1860 to $3.50
Other grades as low as $500,
Clothing ~ sss. 81
Our Anniversary Sale of Mems
and Boys Clothing affords values
that you can't match anywhere.
The Suits and Oyeroats and their
prices will Interest YOU.
The evening world., 1909-02-03
St amped Patterns


Stamped Dimity and Batiste
Waist Patterns; sheer materials n
fancy striped and crosbar designs,
stamped in various effective pat
tens, ooc,
Stamped Linen rundown Collars
In designs for solid and eyelet en-
byoIdery, 7c.
Stamped Linen Jsbots sheer quality
stamped In designs to match above
collars, 12c.
Stamped Crepe Cotton Waist Pattern,
In d variety Of desirable designs; reg.
ularly Si24; special, 800.
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Misses Dresses and Coats "a,

Full-Length Winter Coats in fine
fancy mixtures and chevlots,
trimmed with fancy braids and vel.
vet; red, blue or brown; 4 to IA
year sizes; regularly sold
FOR $3.50; special. ....... $3.49
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Specials in
Underprice Basement

~ , al" ayS WYNN
keep in touch with that Under.
price Basement. The bargains
don't get into the papers often, but
they are on the counters just the
same.
&c for i5c, Yelling Voiles, II
inches wide, the finish Stimulates
wool; two-tone stripes, plahs,
checks, dots and figures
Tic for t5c, Tissue Batiste 50
inches wide. Over one hundred
designs in all colors; checks,
stripes, dots, rings floral.
lOc for Fancy Striped Flannel
Suitlngs, Eden" Cloth; %
inches wide. Just right for
waists, shirts, children's dresSS
and pajamas.
lOc for Unhleached Canton
Flannel, % inches wide, the
fleecy nap is thick and heavy;
extra value.
1910 for finest quality Fancy
Teazledovn Outing Flannel, very
heavy and comfortably warmth
full; large assortment patterns.
Grocery Specials 9th Fl.
California Apricots, peeled, In tall
cans; HoneYuckle brand; packed to
sell at i5c. can; our price lOc can;
1ozen cans. .............Sl.lo
Newark Brand Tomatoes, red, ripe
solid pack, No. z can,
Scota Brand Cream Sugar Corn, No.
4 can.
Monticello Brand Red kidney Beans,
No, 4 can.
Booshs Oval Brand Stringles, Bean,i
No. 2 can,
Special, &c. eni doz, &c.
Bucket Brand Pett Po!s, No. z cam
elsewhere zoe. can.
Arena Lima Beans, No, ! can, d,e-
where 14c, can.
Js,amln. Brand ca. String Beans,
No. 2 can
Okra and Tomatoes; No 4 en-.
Special, Zoe. cant doz, Sl.lA
Smoked Sardlnes In oil; our own im-
portatIon, in y can, same quality sold
elsewhere at 7Sc. can; our regular
price, 1oc, can, this sale, 1ec.
California Royal Anne White Cherries,
Je,samlne Brand, IN extra heavy syrupI
No. AZ csn, sold elsewhere Al Sc,
cam for this sale, FAC, CAM dozen,
California Jesssmine Brand Sliced
Lemon Cling Peaches, extra heavy
syrugy No. AZ can, 2Ae'' do1en'
Jesam,n. Brand Red Raspberries, IN
extra heavy syrupi No, q can, 2ac,s
dozen, s2.77.
Malay Brand Singapore Pineapple
Chunks, large cant our regular price,
&c. can, this sale, l2c; doz., sl.39.
Grandras Powdered Bora1 Soap, reg
ulay large size carton. sold elsewhere
At nom i5c, to, 1885,; our price for this
sale, carton, lie.
hMMO-Dry Ammona, used the san,s
IS liquid Ammonia; one can equals
three bottles liquid ammonia; adver-
tstd everywhere At Toe can; our price
for this sale, t. each.
The evening world., 1909-02-03

bingham and Chambray Dresses,
effectively trimmed with fancy
braids in a variety of styles; colors
blue and pink; q to IA year
sizes. ,$l.e6
The evening world., 1909-02-03

Women's Tailored Suits Reduced M
1914 for $500 Suits R! s3 s3; and s,n T Or
red styles or trimmed effects all lined with n good assortment
Of coors as we'll as black
$29.74 for $500 Suits An i ;xy st6<t ,3 Pred
ance Of our fine tailored garments all handsomely made in broken
$500. % ~ ' 0' ~ "
Misses Dresses and Coats ,sr.
Sheer White Lawn Dresses, in high neck and guimpe
Styles prety trimmed with fine lace and embroidery insertions
and cks; skirts trimmed and finished with deep he TO
ID year sizes, $l96
The evening world., 1909-02-03

intendent Of Schools, asked Justice
Wyatt to send the boy away for an In.
Discriminate period. This was done,
and the boy was taken to the House Of
Refuge.