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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE MEETS TONIGHT
TO WORK FOR COMMISSION GOVERNMENT

time will probably be taken up with
q discussion of some of the import
ant features of the proposed new
charter, while attention will also be
given to the completion of the or
ganzation and to extending the in
fluence of the same.
The Progressive league as now
composed is made up of several
score of local citizens, banded to-
gether irrespective ~ politics or 9th.
er previous condition of servitude.'
The membership includes republicans
and democrats, merchants and work.
men, property owners and tenants
churchmen and saloonmen. rich mer
and poor men, BARRIERS, lawyers, doc.
tors and journalists. The only test
Is that those who, join favor the com.
mission plan of government for Pen.
dleton and subscribe to the platform
of the league.
The meeting this evening will b,
held in the large room on the secont
floor of the city hall
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
MEXICO TOHAVE.
A 3RD REVOLT
One to Start Sunday to
Overthrow Madero and
Seat General Reyes.
DIAZ TACTICS IN USE
Reports of Indian Uprising, Show
Redskins to be Unable to Cope
With Federal Forces-Routed by
Small Government Army.

San Antonio, Oct. 12.-Another rev.
olution, in Mexico, to follow the re-
cent one, in which former President
Diaz was overthrown, it is expected
here today will break out Sunday for
the overthrow of President Madero
and with the object of elevating Cen
eral Reyes, the army's idol, in his
place.
It is expected that President Ma
dero will give cause for revolt sun
day when the electoral college meets.
His opponents say he viii use "Diaz
tactics" to force the election of Pine
suarez, as vice president.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
OREGON" TO BE PUT
IN FIGHTING TRIM

Washington.-Aside from the his
torical interest of the old battleship,
the oregon will hold the center of at
tent!on in naval circles in connection
with the mobilization Of the Pacific
fleet at Los Angeles harbor. InClud-
ing the oregon, there are now five
battleships in only partial commits
sion. and the navy department is ca
gerly watching the progress being
made to put the vessels on a war foot
ing.
1t is up to the Bremerton navy yard
to send the oregon to Los Angeles by
October 81 in complete fighting trim,
and at the Mare Island yard the ar
mored cruisers Raleigh and Cincin-
natl must be equipped with a full
complement of men,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12

At the city hall this evening the
Progressive Non-partisan Municipal
League will hold its first session since
its organization a week ago tonight
The session is to begin at 1880 and
all members of the league are re-
quested by the chairman to be pres
ent Parties who have not yet join
ed the organization hut are in SYM
pathy with the move for the adop-
ton of the commission plan of gov
ernment in Pendleton are invited to
attend and join.
The Progressive league, as 1t Is gen.
orally called by its members, owes its
origin to the general desire on the
part of local citizens for better mu-
nicipal government. A committe eof
10, appointed by the chairman of the
league, is now at work upon the task
of drafting commission charter
which 1t Is proposed to submit to the
voters at the election In December.
At the meeting this evening some
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
Italy Keeps Mum.

Rome. OCT. 12.-Reports received
here today from Berlin state that the
armistice between Italy and Turkey
will be officially announced by the
two affected governments within a
short time. Although the report is
generally accepted here as authentic,
the Italian government will neither
deny nor confirm the report.
The only official statement that the
government will give out at this time
is that Italy will not cede to German,
Lobruck. as a naval base, which Ger
many was negotiating for with Tur-
key before war was declared on the
later by Italy.
Lobruck, as a naval base, practi-
cally governs the Mediterranean sea.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
COLUMBUS IS
HONORED TODAY
For First Time With a
Legal Holiday in tine
State of Oregon.
ALL OFFICES CLOSED
Thirty four Other States Legalizc OBJ
servance of Day and Others VIII
FolIow-New York City Spends
100000 Oh Street Parade.

Today Is Columbus Day, the ami
versary of the day upon which Chris
topher Columbus discovered the new
world, and it is being observed for
the first time by the people of the
state of Oregon as a holiday by vir-
ture of an act passed by the last leg
islature. Locally, the business pen
with the exception Of those employed
in the two banks are not recogniz-
ing the occasion by closing their
doors, but all public officials are TAX
ing a vacation and the public schools
not only are enjoying a holiday but
yesterday manifested their patriot
ism by appropriate programs.
1t was October -. 1892, just 419
years ago today, that Columbus
sighted the island of San Salvador,
after perilous journey across the
Atlantic in search or a western pas
sage to India, and thereby opened up
new continent to the forces of CIV
ilization. Although Mark Twain once
remarked irrevently that, while 1t
was a wonderful thing to find Am
erica it would have been more Won
derful If Columbus had missed it.
the fact remains that the fame OF
the intrepid Genoese has remained
undimmed through four centuries and
will undoubtedly live forever. 1t was
in recognition of the great faith and
courage which made the explorer
persevere in the face of colossal OBJ.
stacles until he had achieved the
greatest geographical discovery of al
ages and thus made possible the
greatest nation on the globe that the
oregon legislature decreed that Oc'
tober 12 should be observed as a hol
iday in commemoration of the name
and fame of Christopher Columbus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12

dertake the duties of the mayoralty.
Many of the business men of the city
have been urging me to come out for
the position ever since last June and
/ have finally decided to do So"
When asked whether or not he IA
vored the commission form of gov-
ernment the first candidate said. IT
do not think Pendleton is ready for
the commission form yet. I do not
believe We can add three salaries to
the present expenses of the city. but
am open to argument on this mat
ter"
The news of Mr. Quinlans candi-
dacy will not come as 4 surprise to
many of the business men for it has
been known for some time that he
has been considering making the race
for Mayor Murphy's toga. II has been
currently rumored of late that the sa-
loonmen at a caucus held recently
espoused the candidacy of Mr.. Quin-
Ian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
WIRELESS PROMOTER
SECURED S1.315.OO

Seattle. Oct. 12.-That George Par
ker, convicted promoter of the Unit
ed Wireless Telegraph company, ap-
propriated $1,315,O0O of the proceeds
of the sale of wireless stock to his
! own self, is the allegation made in a
supplemental complaint filed today by
Sheldon Bacon, trustee in bankrupt
cy of the company. Parker invested
most of his coin. He now is serving
penitentiary sentence for his part
In the international swindle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
TAFT FINDS OREGON
TRULY REBELLIOUS
Politically, Reception Was
Not Warm
Makes Plea for More Consideration
for Railroads and Supreme Court in
Speech.

Salem, Ore, Oct 16.-Concluding Il
brief stay-of less than a day-in in
surgent Oregon, President Taft left
this city today for San Francisco,
Calf, where he will be the guest Of
honor of several days festivities.
The president boarded his train
here at II o'clock this morning and
will not make stop until the same
time tomorrow morning.
Politically.speaking, the presidents
reception in Oregon was anything but
warm, although he was shown every
courtesy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
LESS GOLD Is MINED.
Also the Production of Copper Was
Under That of 1910.

Washington.-A decline in the pro-
duction of gold in many western
states and a drop in the copper pro-
duction in Montana and Michigan
are shown by final reports now being
made to the geological survey. In
Idaho the mine output of gold. silver,
copper, lead and zinc shows an in
crease of S655,S47 Montanas cop
per production is $4,000. 900 pounds
less than the previous year. Michi-
gan's copper production declined to
the extent of nearly So 900. 600. South
Dakota's production declined to the
extent of nearly 50 100000. South
Dakota's production of gold declined
from s6.57I00O in 1909 to s5,4OO,-
90 in 1910.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
Holiday I'm Thirty-Four states

Washington, Oct. 12.-Knights of
Columbus of this city made plans to-
day to push the pending bill making
October 12 a legal holiday in the
District of Columbia and are conf
dent that the measure will be passed
at the next session. Thirty-four
states have enacted laws making the
day a lega, holiday and several others
will be dded to the list at the next
sessions of their legislatures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
GUARDIAN DOGS SPECIALIZE.
One Watches Master. Others Prem
iScs and Third Delivery WAGON

Mauch Chunk, Pa.-Former court
House janntior, owen Sheridan, now
kerosene vendor of East Mauch
Chunk, has three remarkable dogs,
each having a certain duty to per-
form in connection with the business.
One a medium sized bull dog. does
nothing but guard his master, whom
h follows wherever he goes. The
other, a bird dog, watches the house,
the stable and the storehouse. The
third, a black and tan, watches the
wagon wherever it goes and does the
work SO well that Sheridan is never
afraid to leave his team for any
length of time when delivering oil.
When Sheridan tells them to get
on their jobs the dogs do so like so
many human beings
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
CHINESE REBELS
CONTROL PROVINCE

Hankow, China, Oct. 12.-Almost
the entire province of Nuphe is to-
day in the hands of the victorious
rebels who have proclaimed their in
tention of overthrov'ing the Man
churia dynasty. An attack on Han
chow is now considered imminent.
The rebels are refusing to allow any
foreigners or missionaries to leave
Wu Chang, but have guaranteed
them ample protection from all harm.
The rebellion is unique inasmuch
as for the first time in the history of
| Chinese rebellionS or disturbances,
the rebels are not molesting the for
eigners.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
New library Board Named.

At the meeting of the council last
night, Mayor Murphy appointed the
following to serve on the library
board: Il. NJ. Sawtelle for three
years, Mrs Helen Robinson for three
years, Mrs. Lima H. Sturgis for three
years, Mrs. Florence L. Berkeley for
two years and Mrs. J. S. Landers for
two years The council Immediately
confirmed the appointments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
Mcnamara Trial Rests

Los Angeles, Oct 12.-Satisfied with
Judge Bordwelrs ruling, that venire-
men can be questioned regarding their
prejudice either for or against labor
unions. attorneys for the defense spent
the day framing questions that will
safeguard the Mcnamara brothers
from enemies of labor. without the
use of preemptory challenges. The
court is taking a legal holiday today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
Renorts ON Strike

San Francisco. Oct. 12.-Strike con-
ditions, on the Hartman lines in the
west, constituted a basis of Secretary
Scott's report today to a meeting of
the shipments federation. Reports
from Wyoming and Nebraska were
received, showing that the engines are
breaking down, the shops are deplet-
ed of sufficient working force, and the
company officials are doing the strik-
ers' work to keep things going.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
Observed in New York.

New York, n. Y oct. 12.-For
the first time in the history of this
city, the discovery of America, more
than four hundred years ago by
Christopher Columbus, is today be-
ing officially com momorated in this
city which Is observing a holiday The
city had appropriated 100000 as it's
share toward celebrating with pa
rades, etc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
Fireman Killed.

Bellingham, Oct. 12.-Great North
ern freight train Number I'll was
wrecked at Chuckanut, by striking
rocks on the tracks. Fireman John
Bowles was killed and Brakeman
Smart had both legs broken. The
engine and two cars were dumped in
to the bay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
MANY DIE IN MEXICAN
STORM AND EIDAL WAVE

Mexico City Oct IA hurricane,
tidal wave and cloudburst all occur
ring simultaneously, has devastated
the port of Guaymas. Fifty bodies,
mostly laborers. have been recovered.
Many Americans lived in the district
and it is unknown whether all are
safe. Twenty-seven vessels from
launches to large ships. were wreck
ed. The damage is pobably one mil
lion dollars. The storm began Octo-
ber and lasted four days.
This Mornings Games.
Vernon, >; Oakland, 4.
Sacramento, -: san Francisco s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
SuffragetteS Lose.

San FRANCISCO, Cal. oct. 12.-Suf-
frage advocates got a Jolt this after
noon when it was learned that mis-
take Of a thousand votes had been
mde> in the returns from Santa Bar
bara. At l p. IN. today the vote
stood: For suffrage, 1140S6,
against. 114.S17.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
Italy Lands More Troops.

Tripoi, oct. 12.-Nineteen trans
ports loaded with the second division
of the Italian army. have reached this
port and the landing of the troops is
progressing today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
Texas Celebrating

Austin, Tex, Oct. 1.-THE entire
state of Texas today is observing a
holiday in commemorating the discov-
cry of America by Christopher CO.
lumbus
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12
Rebels Take Hanyang.

Picking, oct. 12.-Revolutionists to-
day gained complete control of Han
yang, native quarter of Hankow, and
are gaining recruits in large numbers
Gunboats are transporting the whites
across the river. Among them are
the American warships Helena and
Villabos.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-12

w. r. Frerichs of Hilgard, is reg
istered at the Bowman.
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Boys NeU Spring Wear
Al FRIDAY Prices

BOYS Reefers-plain and fancy Eovorts,
Navy Ser2es and shepherd Chocks-
self or velvet coilars-somc with
sleeve emhlcms-2L TO 10 yrs
regularly $500 .............. o.SS
Boys Norfolk and Double Breast
Suits-ChcviOts and Twoeds-Stripcs,
Mixtures and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana
two pair knickerS-S to IL yrs
value 81. 90. ....,.. o'oS
Russian me sailor Suits-Military
or sailor Collar IT, les-Scrses.
Cheviots and Cassimeres-plaiu coiors
and fnuCieS-3 to 10 yrs
value 81. -. 6'6o
Boys Bloomors and hnickers-fancy
thcyiots-mcdium and dark
to ~ yrs.-yalue 30. ..,...... .oS
Boys Ncgligee Shirts-Blue Chamhray.
also white aud fancy Madras and
pcrCalr-ncw spring colorings-
~ to ~ mech -NaIuc 90. ....,... .4S
Boys striped Madras PaIamas-also
Flannclette-with and without
frog trimming to 10 yrs
Chiltrcn's Rompcrs Checked and
striped oinghams--nlsp Rlue
ChGmbrays-2 to s yrs valued 80
Bo,, Blousos-NA ItU aud fancy
Madras and PcrCalc--stripcs and
figures Numbered and unlaundered-
y To 10 ellsworth b9.......... 40
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NeW Spring
Laces and Embroidered. ETC.,
at Friday Prices

German and French Val. Laces-
II y~ds.-various widths-rcg. 40. 80
Lace Dress Ncts-Oricntal,
Cordellia, Point Veniso and Toxic
white. cream and ocru-valuc sl.AO .98
All over Embroidcrios-22 inch
variety Of now dosigns-rog. 40. 80
90 inch Embroidery FlOuncings-
swiss and batistc--boautiful new
designs Ia combinations Of - olst.
blind and baby Irish special .,. 1876
wide millinery ribbons-satin plain and
moirc Iaifctas-nuw spring shades,
including black and whito--rog. 20 .1S
New Lot of Ribbon Remnants
all kinds, ali lengths and Widths
at Friday : spectral PRICES.
40 inch Chiffon Cloth-newest spring
shades, black and whitc-reg 10. st
Mems Pure Linen handkerchief
one-Quartor Inch hem-rcs v........ z
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New Spring UnderWeaT
at Friday's Prices

Nainsook Combinations-lacc or emb'y
trlm'd yokos and skirts-emb,
beading and r~ibbon--reg Sl.2o... w
Women's Niaht Drosses-cambric
main sock mu-lin-ovcr 20 now
models -daintily trim'd-special. .06
Women's Drawors-circuiar OF regular
width-rufae Of hand cmo'y-
reg. o.. ......., ..'...... az
Cambric Skirts-elaborate lounces.
with lace or omb'y-value s2.69.. LIB
Nainsook Corset Covers
fancy yokes-value 90. ......... .4S
Women Belted House sacques-
lawn or pcrcale-spccial ........ 40
Extra Size Muslin Night Dresses
inserts and emb'y rufnc-value.79 .60
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and skill which have made the part one
Of her best, Nine. Rappold completing
the classic couple as Eurldice. Mines.
Sparkes as Amore ana Gluck as I'm
umbre Falice rounded out the cast.
Mines. Homer and Rappold received
many curtain calls, which also included
Marcella MYRTLE, who led the panto-
mimic dances which form so import
ant ard charming n part OF the opera.
The beautiful setting OF the Elysiin
Fields again contributed in no small
degree to the pleasure Of the audience.
Toscanlnl conducted.
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NeU Spring
Silk and Lingerie Waists
at Fridau Prices

Fine and Lawn BatNte Waists
dainty omb'y. with Val. or all over
omb'd fronts. with cluster pin tucks-
or fun slcoVos-rcg. sos. 49,. 2.l0
Waists OF Lawn. Batistc. Madras,
Linon and CrOssbar, fancy trimmed
or tailored stylcs-all siEcs....,.. 80
Bordcrcd silk Foulard Waists
black and white or blue and white
polka dot-sailor collar chomisctto
and bow to match-kimono sleeve
value 81 90. 2.o7
Navy BLU or Black Mcssalinc Waists
fancy braid yokcs-soutschc braid
and button trim-long sloe YES
value SIS. JS. ABB
The evening world., 1911-03-09
MARSHALL wilder Cut orr by Father

The will Of Louis de V. Wld.r
father Of Marshall l.. wilder, humor.s.
was nIed for probate to-day. Marshal,
l.. Wilder jr. and Grace q Wilder, the
testator's grandchildren. are left s
each, ana the rest of the estate goes
10 MS daughter. Jennie G. wilder. o.
No. 800 West one Hundred and So,
tccnth street. MARSHALL +. Wilder T.,
left nothing. The value Of the esta;l
is given as about $4,000.
The evening world., 1911-03-09
Dress Innings
from tho
Warner Godfrey Purchase

We cleaned up their entire stock. there
fore oticr
Fine More Percalincs-
bl ok and white-rcg. 10 ........ III
Thriftisilk Pcrcalincs-doublo
moircd. light wciyht-black,
white and all colors reg 30. ..... "a
Fin Satocns-soft, satin finish
black, white and colors-rey 10 .19M
In white and colors usually r.. liz
Extra fine Pcrcalincs -mOirod 10Th
s~idos-black and whlto-rcg "a. IT
More VcIours-3l inch-light
welght-black md colors-rcg. 20. az
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NeW Spring
White Goods e. Art Linens
at FridaU Prices

Fancy white Emb'd Sw lsscs-
80 inch-rcg. 10 .,......,....... o.
4O-inch White Lawn. 36-inch Cambria.
also dotted Swiss.s. crossbars.
striped lawns, madras, &c.-
ysluo II yd .......,............, z q.
Fine White India Linons-
80 iHCh-Valuc. 10 ia
Scarf, squares and C~cutropicccs-
all linen. with omb'y or urawnwOrk-
some haad embroidered alsu
Renaissance. with linen centres
instead of b. 40 90
SIX Iambroquins Persian and
liorGl bordor,-Leavy hand not
Hngo-Nalu 81 D.. ............ aga
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Table Linens, TOWels, Tore
Hngs at Friday Prices

Pure Linen Table Damasks-G2 inch
bloachcd and unblcached-rog 81. a
IL. ). Linen Table ClUths-B2x7S inch
silver ~bloach-now patterns
special 1.S8
All Linen II. :. Table Scts-7OxSS-
cloth aud dozen 2O-lnch napkins
excellent pattcrns-worth SO.3S SOB
Heavy lluCk Towels -lgxiO-
hommcd-rcg. 10 a..,,..,,,.,. Il
Ex-Sixo Turkish Bath Towels
32N6i-hcmmcd-vaiu 40 ...... .39
Barnsloy TOwcilings-wOrth .lO...... o..
Pure Linen Towellings-l9 inch
eX-hcayy-yaiue .l6-spocial. .l9L
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NeW Spring Wear
for Misses and Babies
al FridaY Prices

Misses New spring Dress skirts
Hack Panama and Serge
new Tailored moduls-
reg. sos and S7.9S.,.. 2.98 to 500
Mis,v, Rain Coats-moiro. poplin.
silA- and colurs-
were s.. OS GO sl2,9h 3.9S to sos
Girls MILDLY and Sailor Suits-Navy
srrge-ncw spring mOdels-brald
trim'a sailor culltr-emblem on
yoke and slrcyc-Spccial ....,.... 500
children Waite Lawn Dresses
newest rlodel--llCt, emb'y and
HpurtitCAIus -,umc trim
shirts-rcg. Sl.bo .........,... loo
BahIc- Nrappors-W hifc Daisy cloth
some with Nimuno siecVes--
crochet eugc-yUluO o .,.,..... .SG
Bualcs Hall Wool Silirts-sizes 20 5 yrs.
spring WeigEt-rcg 50 aud o.. 10
Bahics' SUr.uH CoatH-light and dark
clnfhs-alSu shepherd checkS-plain
and ~trim'd-Hfp 3 yrs.--reg s2,os. 2.2b
Babies SilE Caps-ymb'd aud plain
turn OlCN tlslut-glbhou and
pompon trim-to 3 yrs.-yalue,o 90
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New Spring Silks
at Frid0u Prices

All SILK NIcSsalincS-fu assortment
~ light and dark colors-rcg. ~. .33
Black Mcssallucs-26 iuch-
specially lustrous quality-vnluc 40 90
IS inch Striped Tafctas-black
and white and avy and white
mcssalinc nnish-rcg, 81 100. ...... ~
satin Foulards-full assortment
Of polka dots and tlvurcs-
black II navy grounds-rcg %. ID
3b-inch satin FOulards--navy, black ond
coiors-spots, dots and fgurcs-
with OF without bordcrs-yal 81 20 .S8
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NeU Spring
Notions and Stamped Linens
at Friday Prices

Largo Roll white Taps inch
~ yds. value ............ o
Heavy Tubular shoe Lacos-
asst sizos-rcg = to .l2 doI,...,. Z
Light Weight Dress Shields sizes 2 4.
also shirt waist sile-reg. $ y 10.
r................,...... g..
liairpin Cablnets--large size
value 10 Observation-Disclosures. 81.
Tinted Crntrcpicccs -nnishcd edges
reg. ~ ........ ..'.t... ...'., ~
Satin licadrost,-w with rufle and silk
cord loop value 57-........... 80
Large ~iSc Hop PuluwS-good for
sivUplcssncss reg. 500. .....,. 1.25
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on,en's NeT Spring Weas
Al Frid1y Pricpa


Women's French ScsIc ~suits-Black.
Navy and White. also Black and White
tn"ck or MinniSh Nursteds-strictly
tallprai or fanCy-cont lined with
Iraud 10 'ygnc-rcgularly
V''"'' s.ts. ts.. .....-... 6o.bS
Tailored spring Sults-bIack and navy
French and storm Scrgcs-also gray
NOrstcds-valu s2J. 90. ...... 1898
Womcn's New satin Foullrd Dresses
black aud colors-fancy styles
worth l'9S. 1898
Womon's Dresses Of Bingham.
C~hambTAy, Linen and Batiste. new
models white and color0d-emb'y lace
u pipings-vnluo 81 ps ....... 4.pS
Women's short Tailored Co~ats-blacs
Serge, Panama and Broadcloth-
satin lined Instead OF ss.9s..... sos
Womcn's C~osts-black and navy Serge
and Mannish MiNturcs-5t Inch
plain or with contrast collars
Rrcnt value AT, ............. S.0S
Black Panama Skirt new models
regular and extra Size special. 2.20
Women's Cambria House Dresses
high or Dutch neck lined and
unllned-iisht and dark-spocial. .o6
Womon's Cambric Wrappers and Lawn
kimOnos-cmpire or loose
light. medium and dark-special.. .08
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"Oypheo" Sung
Again at The
Metropolitan

sN hpllEo ED E%uRiDtcE" was
~ repeated before a large audi
once a. tho Metropolitan last
night. Nine. Louise Homcr's portrayal Of
Orpheo was marked by the same dignity
The evening world., 1911-03-09
Neu Spring Fianncis
at Eridau Prices

silk Emb'd Flannols-newesC patterns
in humstitch and scallops-worth
Now Novelty Uauncll light md
dark. for dresses. waists ana SKIRTS
value -. ....,. Id
Fine White SaNuny Wool Baby
Flanncls value 2y..,......... .2l