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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
TakIno the RaIn Cure.

The complexion cure of the Irish so-
ciety belle is the rain cure, according
to the Pail Mall Gazette. The Irish
woman puts on her raincoat, and a
small hat, without veil, and saunters
out for brisk walk in the hardest
downpour, letting the fresh drops play
on her face as they will. When she
returns to her homo she changes her
wet clothes. rubs her face with soft,
warm towel and rests all her facial
musclea
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
TeIcphones in Church.

Moriah church of Utica has in
stalled a telephone system for the
benefit of members of the church who
may be afflicted with deafness. Six
telephones have been placed in vari-
Gus parts of the auditorium, the trans
mitter being located on the pulpit
directly in front OF the speaker
Telephone Pev'ow
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
MOHATR Send .S,ta;aa for prices fes. and
THEO BERNIE NJ co.
247 Ash ST., Portland. Ore.
GNTR@NT%@ If 50 send today for
SSAN1A z book How to get well
S@Dr "a NJ H' Es and keep we'll" DR. H.
W. FREEZE NeuroOgs 3O8 Merchants Trust Bldg Portland o.
Bismarck Was superstltlous,

The great Prince Bismarck was
not without superstition and this al
ways was noticeable on the eve Of
the new year. From nine o'clock that
night until after midnight he would
not take water in any circumstances
from glass. 1t was an ancient tradi-
tion in the chancellor's family that any
one who set the legend at defiance
would pass through serious illness.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
Prisoners po vaIuabIe Work.

In England at Dartmoor, the pris-
oners have been engaged in reclaim
ing the moorland, working even in win
ter. Agricultural prisons have been
established in England, New South
Wales, Prussia, Austria, Hungary,
Switzerland, France, Russia and Bel
giun.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
ART CREATION

Panama-Paeifc international Exposition.
Everybody buys Transfer Emblem in twelve
soors, three beautiful maidens representing Com
merce, Manufacturing and Agriculture. size ten
inches biggest sellers on Earth. transfers on any
thing Agents wanted Sample by mail 60c.
Don't delay. Address 1915 Exposition Ad Co..
1872 Market St. San Francisco
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

This cigar tastes like it was made
of cabbage" growls the customer.
"Huh!" replies the clerk. IF YOU
knew the wholesale price of cabbage
this year you wouldn't insinuate that
it could be put in a fve-cent cigar"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY

for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't
Smart-Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists
Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, Csc.
50c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in
Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $100. Eye Books
and Eye Advice Free by Mail.
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

It is not half as hard to do what
one wants to do most Of all. as it is
to do that which some one else wants
one to do above al else
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

Blood poisoning is ten caused by slight
cuts or walmds Death may result. Ham
Inns Wizard Oil will draw out the poison,
heal the wound and prevent ser Gus trou-
i.la
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
On Wrona scenr.

Half the world is one the wrong
scent in the pursuit of happiness
They think it consists in having and
getting and in being served by others.
1t consists in giving and in serving
others.-Henry Drummond.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

Mothers WIN find Mrs. Winslov's Soothing
syrup tine bestremedy 10 use foE their children
Turing he teething period.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation Constipation is the cause
Of many diseases. Cure the cause and
you cure the disease. Easy to take.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
NATIONS NOTABLES
GATHER TO HONOR
CARDINAL GIBBONS
President Taft and Col. Rooss-
welt Among Those Who
Pay Jubilee Tribute.

BALTIMORE. June 6.--Dlstinguished
men OF this and other nations gath
cred here to-day to pay tribute to
Cardinal Gibbons as a man and a
citizen At a popular civic demonsrs-
ton in honor OF the t~wenty-ffth ami
versary Of his elevation to the cardi-
nalate and his golden jubilee as a priest.
The affair a entirely n~on-sectarian
in character n was IN rscogn.-
ton of the influence which the Cardinal
has exercised for high deals in citizen
ship and patriotism.
Addresses were made by President
Taft. vice-President Sherman, OK.
President Roosevelt. Chief Justice
White Of the United States Supreme
Court. James Bryre. the Ambassador
of Great Britain: Speaker Champ
Clark. Senator Root of New York.
former Speaker Cannon. Mayor Preston
and the Cardinal.
Members of the Presidents Cabinet
United States Senators, Congressmer
n diplomatic representatives Of for.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

~o mh,: Is cam am is siis,s 70 'f lsa1 no sA' %s TN .: q
ss won %sfsi d'@.coy srs tfTSs,pr Eh .lp. s digest Go N.
s sSod n.5 ySs s sso nrs ,gBSi,' . SC0d l0s s.ils ns ss,
no matter what the cause may. be; That
Ias1@ brain nn IN &. tlvs ~. 9o@ scrn and bleed 9 ,b I.
blood which every thin man or woman. 50
,ad'y ne s H sc,soo sab We 90 snis' we
markable soncentrated treatment, which in;
creases cell growth. the very substance Of
that makes Indigestion and other stomach
m 1rsSs.es an d aid .pep ~ 81 ey f mas'S rom a,sa
,wo.year-oid This new treatment, which
s sss srG ssSxS 8 boon pd to sv Forge. sA'p pns eer nsmon !.
"s-A-R-d.-O-L." Nothing like II has eyer
to Womsa Who have never been able. to
appear STYLISH IN ANYTHING they wore be-,
every man who is under weight or is lack
ms, In nerve force or sneryy " VOW want
symmeiricSai pIroportions' OF which. You can
feel tuetly proud-lf YOU want a body full
e. ars sSIToOSS, ompa my "7a fT'eFhEy Herald ET''f nld Gse
ni 5s Snn III, ~ ttS.d"y fGS We WI
one with every meal and In five minutes
Of this precious product, y. will commence
g unfold ~ virtues lnd II has by actual
dsmGnSirHiion oneq Increased the weigh;
shy you want proof Well. here YOU are,
,"rHle'd-Swh1a1' have bee" cooinyIinSsSN w"S WHO
will swear 10 the virtues OF this marvellous
preparation.
REV. GEORGE W. DAVIS says:
u have made a faithful trial of the Ssrgol
treatment ana must say II has brought TO
me new lie ana vigor. l have gained
twouty pounds and nov weigh no pounds,
ana what " bette, ! nave gained the days
uf my buNhood. 1t has been the turning
point Of my lie. Ny health Is now fine
! don't haVr to talo any medicine at ali
and never want TO arain."
Mis-. a L HnIIlrA tIISE u.,ls...
= have gnlnci Immensely since | took
Sargol, for l. only weighed about 100
pounds when ! began using IL ana now |
welsh 1870 pounds. 80 really this makes
twenty-four pounds j feel stronger and
The evening world., 1911-06-06
JOHNSON WARNS f1REMEN
AGAINST USING LIQUOR.
Appoints a Eigible to Depart.
ment and Urges Them to Avoid
l~nto11c2nts.

F1rs Commissions Johnson appointed
twenty-five probationary firemen to-day
In the order of their o~ertiHcat1on by the
Civil Service Commission. In making
the appointments the Commissioner said
You have . life tob. All o have to
do Ia TO do your duty. A certain physi-
cal tandard IL required. You have
passed that test now. The thing TO do
IN TO keep yoirselver up TO the stand
ard. the physical standard OF a fireman.
You can not do that by dissipa ton: you
oan not do II by drinking. NY deter
mfDation as Fire Commissioner IL to he
specially severe upon those brought be-
fore me on a charge OF usii x intoxi-
eating liquors do not belize We a fire.
man has any business drinking. do
not believe he car remain a first GLASS
mar and indulge 10 that habit to ex-
cess"
1--WE Following are the mon appointed.
Albert klecka, Michael A. T. O'Sulli-
van Otto Schwarx. Thomas ]. Bren-
nan, Henry ~Dodenlofs, John c. Com
nofs. Andrew J. Ludwig, Frank Kass
III, George T. Dolan. Edward J. Fox.
Charles J. Perini. Edward T. Lenehan,
oeorge A. Long. william Bethel. Rich.
Ard 7. Burke. Edward Bender. James
=. Collins, Rudolph J. Hoerr ana Percy
II. A. Nixon.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Wall. STREET

Barring the sharp upturn in the Inter
Met. issues. early price movements In
the stock market this morning were
hardly altered from yesterdays closing
range. Opening irregular, trading at
the outset was inclined 10 follow Steel.
which manifested a sagginx tendency.
Fractional impressions we're made on
prices by n continuation Of yesterdays
p~roflt-taking. hut at lower levels strong
support was encountered and subseQuent
dealings were mostly toward a higher
range, with las. Union Pacific. Ameri-
can Smelling n Atchlson leading.
Moderate buying OF the I'M shares
reflected reports OF good rains in the
crop country.
Afternoon trading was l~ifeless. Stocks
pursued q slow downward course until
the beginning OF the final hour. when
a partial cov was made by some
OF tho leading railroads and local trans
actions. Small losses was the ruls at
the close.
Brooklyn RAPID Transit was the fea-
trre or the late Improvement. moving
up u 10 from below 81 earlier In the
day. Reports that the company would
share with the 1nter-Met In now sub
way construction vas rcgponTble for
he late buying Of the stock.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
SWEEPING REPORT
ON STEEL TRUST
READY FOR TAFT
Prosecution of Corporation
May Follow Three Years In
quiry by Government.

WASHINGTON. June Ga full re-
pore On the United States steel o
poration. which Herbert Knox Smith,
Commissioner OF Corporations. h been
three years in gathering, VIII be laid
before the President within the next
ten days. The President has been n
formed what the general outlines OF
Commissioners Smiths report will be,
Upon this report and the report Cd
special Investigators Of the Department,
Of Justice. PesideDt Taft and Attorney.
General wickersham probably Will de-
eide what action. 81 MY. shall be
brought against the corporation.
Commissions Smiths report 10 found
I'd upon Investigations which were or.
dcred by ex-President Roosevelt. and
which have been continued ny direction
of President Taft. While Government
action might be influenced by the report
II would not be based upon Il. II was
said to-day hat II may be several weeks
before President Taft and Attorney.
General Wickersham go into conference
on the case. II Is understood that So.
fcdtor-General Lehman will participate
In those conferences.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
BUGS" N RIDES
ON TRAIN WITH ENGINEER,

P1TTSBURG, Pa, June s.-when the
Q York National League team ar
rived here to-day from Chicago 1t was
discovered h a Pitcher Raymond had
dissppeered en- route. Greatly mystined,
the members OF the team went to their
hotel. whore they met Manager McGraw
and reported the matter.
While a and means were bling de-
vised to locate Raymond the pitcher
walked late the hotel. A conference
with McGraw followed. and 4. was
learned that for the last two hours OF
the trip from the West Raymond had
ridden In the a with the engineer,
with whom he formerly worked, years
ago. In the railroad business.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
w NV|T E
EVERY THIN MAN AND
WOMAN HERE,
EVERY PERSON IN NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY &c
GIT FAT AT OUR EXPENSE

now i carry. rosy checks. which y s~ne-
thiSf I o ISuld s meyer WAY Say s Ssfcrs beam u..a to
am looking better than they hay: ever
10 pleased to think / have got TO .ioot so
S w, "nS Ss & 90 .n heavy for me-"
Please send me another ten-day treat.
menti ! am wei, pleased With SARGE, i
ling back to my proper weight again.
y M 7. sRea ! sssa bounds % ' snS n sSrE faur ws saIy
later am SoiShiRs io2 hounds ana feel
good al he hmess' ! ssnp TO put %ntsS on about
1--WE pounds OF flesh and that will be AL l
T. GAGNoN writes.
OF 'asSSe and Was All run 1do%wrnH 10 the very
bottom. ! had 20 quit work, as was so
y f new mSS. i Is'aiissetGp - ' Sounds 'S with, ' -
SaSs' tTes,men, I eann9t tell you how
Too piiirhh. My face Ras a GOOD soiss 'aanndi
MIS-. 'S yE Mss + Rmap6pssn ~ .. M. life"
msRt ! ever gsed i has nslPed me
Was not able 10 sii NJ three davs out oi
a week with head and stomach trouble.
snyihins AND y don't hurt me and have
Ter than j have for five years. / am now
a. ileshy as want 10 be and shall ser.
exactly VIVA, YOU say II Will do"
You may know some OF these people or
viii send you their full address IL you
w,sS 10 ihSt YOU fan rnd out al about
Probably YOU are nov. thinking whether
81 G mi. s sS9a Ne NE WIZ wiit. . ls,SGO YOU a. a w.Its "
free q 50c. package OF the most wonderful
tablets YOU have ever seen. No matter
Snrgol makes thin folks fat. hut we don't
ask YOU to take our word for II. Simply
stamps to help cover the distribution ex-
penscs and Uncle Sans mail will bring
received.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

eAgn counsssss were present
Gov Anst1n L. Crothers presided al
the eDercises. which were held In
the Fifth Regiment Armory from 10 6
p. N. Al the conclusion Mayor Preston
sa~e q dinner to about nifty OF the
guests.
President Taft returned to Washington
Immediately after the exercises.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
SCHOOL NO. 2 CENTENNIAL.
Ollest In City Asks AIdrrmrp 10
Pay for celebration.

A. the moftiug Of the BOARD OF Al
dermen to-day money was asked FOR 20
pay the expenses OF the centennial cell
sbratlon of Public school No. 2 at Henry
and PIX streets. the first 10 reach
one hundred years o. existence.
A committee OF former pupils OF the
school, In connection with ;hc Board
Of Education. are arranging the cele-
brafion. The request waH referred 70
tho Committee on Finance TO deter,
mtsss the amount OF money required.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
In Line for Arbitration.

FAHIS. juno 6-The American Cham
per OF Commerce IN Paris which trans
united the resolutions adopted BY the
Now York Chamber Of Commerce ana
the Paris Chamber Of Commerce favor
Ing unrestricted arbitration between the
United States and France to the forty
nve Chambers of Commerce IN this
has already received SIX en-
rhusiastsc replies. The Chambers In
dorsins the project include Bordeaux,
Houen' Dunkerque and Troyes.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Wilson Make. Alexander coion.,

TRENTON. June 6.-Gov. Wilson to-
day rejected as his personal aide former
Assemblyman Archibald s. Alexander o,
hoboken and detailed Leut.-Col. WIFI
am Libbey of Princeton and Capt. Ralph
w. z. Donses of Camden Z o serve on
ME personal stan. Mr.. Alexander Will
receive the rank OF Colonel.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Crippled Autoist Held ~ Jur,

Crippled Autoist Held ~ Jury.
TRENTON. N. j.. June 0-Herbert
Rodmap, who. while driving an auto
mobile Memorial Day. killed Mrs. Mary
AsAY Of Yardville while she was on her
nay to tho cemetery laden with flowers.
iYel to-day heid responsible by the Coro-
NERDS jury. Te Il q cripple and tho Jury
held ne was not physically able TO con
troll the machine. He was held In 5000
bail.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Man wAe shot Gaynor Appeals.

TRENTON. June 8.-By agreement
OF counsel IN the Supreme Court to-
day. tho appeal Of James J. Gallagher
from his conviction for assaulting
street Commissioners Edwards Of New
York at tho time Gallagher shot Mayor
Gaynor, vii not be argued orally before
that court, but printed briefs win be
submitted. Gallagher IL now serving
twelve years in state Prison.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
ARE YOUR
NOSTRILS'
CLOSED?

Have you palms the right eye,
pains over the left eye, pains across the
front Of the headi Do you take cold
easily, sneeze . great deal Do you
sneee untfl you become dizzy, Does
first one nostrfl, then the other, closet
Have you q discharge from your nos
trfhf Are you losing your sense Of
smali Do crusts form In your nos
trilsi Do you sleep with your mouth
open' Does your throat feel dry, IS II
sand was busted { ~ Does your
throat tickle, as II . horsehair had
lodged in N Have you q dropping In
the throati Do you have to be con-
family clearing the throat Is your
hearing failingi Have you unnatural
sounds In the earsi Are these sounds
like steam escaping or like water fall
ingi Do your ears feel like they were
stopped up? Does the wax harden in
your earsl Do your ears discharged
Have you pains in the chestl Have
you soreness behind the breast bone?
Have you stitches in your S Have
you a dull ache under the shoulder
bladesl Have you an irritating coughi
Do you spit up q tough, grayish ma
terial? Do you spit up yellowish
materiali Do you spit up Q dark brown.
rusty looking materiali
rheo sS important questions for you. TO
answer. In one they indicate disease Of Wogk In
the nos1s and throat. In othep they indicate
disease that 10 SPREADING from the nostnh and
Of your hearing. In others It indicates disene that
bsgAn IKE . cold In the nostrils, and throat. but
lung tabsa. Dssse in the lower air Passages
MAXI. Ore places, This Causes the chest pains
.Sd !, ths nc cough a5. tn1s bring. up the m.tsaal thrown
that ths ssrmn Il tuberculosis and pneumonia
Lodge and sntsr u. ians:; CAUSING p1su.noni. and
dissa&r in the nostrils you should ct About set
ting I'D Of them At once. II neglected deafnso
Will come In one. ~nsumptio In othRr.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
INSPECTOR DILLON
NAMED AS DEPUTY
BY MAYOR GAYN0R
WIN Be Fourth Assistant to
Waldo on a Leave
of Absence.
FIVE CAPTAIN SHIFTED.
Tux of Increasing Salaries Of
Police-New System of
Making Raids.
FIVE SHIFTED.

nsUush Inspector james Y. DiI,vu
0Dooaayn was this afternoon ap-
pueBesd Fourth Deputy Potoe Com
missioner b. Mayor Gaynor. 1mme-
disssay following his appointment the
f0uDwfng transfers were announced:
0opG Henry Burfrend. from the East
Tvvnty~second street station TO the
w. F~orty-seventh street station.
GA John ]. McNaiiy. from the wcss
rosty~sevsnth street station 10 tho East
SixY-ssventh street station.
OAU. Frank J. Morris. from High
br1dUs station to tho East Twenty
second street station.
HAEnours avenue station. Brooklyn. to
the Hishbridge station.
o.. Patrick J. Tracey. from wub
ismsburg Bridge station to ths Ham
burg avenue station. Brooklyn.
Dsputy Commissioner In TO h~aveuhsrvo
q ~ discipline of the force In Man.
haeonn. Richmond and the Bronx. Hs
WI preside at all trfsas. He has had
tw0nty-six years experiences a. An
T1a,a n.nr,v couu,- w.,.
-, 40 proo.Ivr - -. ="
-necNor o. nro,n,rn 90, N..--n
msrrow. II IL possible that sorns add
tionai inspectors will aisosDe named from
the ltst Of captains.
WALDO SAID TO Favor MANN
GALAXY INCREASES.
Commissions Waldo y aaso easd 10
hAws comprehensive pasns for Increasing
the . a ths foros. He made some
addsssons to che fremen's pay whiio head
OF mat department and M paas,s with
une ponce foroe are aid 20 inosuds
FANG mo chisn mApeofoe to &.0
nspeOeoss 10 No0. csUtsans %
kssooo' usutenAnts to ECO. Uesvuants 20
49, nrst oseds policeman fsOm
- - uLeo.
M Mayor long ~ Asuaosa that .
men wsh inside know1sdR Of ponce
afasrA p-ossssang hish antsaiigsocs ana
. rseovd Of quality. shouid b IN some
exeouovs position other than . UNI
fusmed omcer. h Questioned for .
eans a. ~ N the subject and finally.
esee eoosuune apehnsss1s@ hecdded
- ~ m me power a chs Comm4s-
- 20 sssect . man from do rsnk
prosoe - deputy. Accord
- de0oed . seiecf Dillon
49, wui % 91~en . leave Cd absence
ue s4p'rauon o. ms term OF
es ospu'y wall Do permitted to 70
90 toroe wam az peesent sal
- oep"ty ne wiu recedve tins
1919 AN" 0i&y q
S~~~
Ahe NOW TO D
HeIO RESPONSIBLE
Oonnoang rAAds n descents upon No
Msso a b excise avn and disordsrly
soDosO ~ not In futurs b made upon
q osoeoSs Of the Second Deputy
on0mnaoneT OF PoeoA Hereafter eise
0QpoOeogs anpommAnd - che sever In
G0oooon da1ertCts VII direct the raida
m1o n THAR d~iOtrdUen. They VAL bo
A1nnne0y a-oootrneaha> h n. ommi..
- y -
~~- ..r.. .SA,. "'
~ ~
ee.se +" oSenAu0n X
SuooW0o w transfer OF Capt. EdwAr
y. 0nGha1 from me East 6ixty~seventh
seaoOt station 10 Hsaduuarosrs a chs
o-enuandins ofnosr OF IN. C.ntr., ~.
-I p-.s,,. 49, s-N -
~ - "S
49," sIo ~~asheo 70
- oVVRih' incIuoinG nfteen ieuten-
m0s sWeu&y sergoAntS and 600 men.
80 n gambling squad, the vice squad.
- excass squad ana Ali of thu other
- -ho on.r.,. IN ,,.,. ,,a,h..-..
~ =. W.
~ Ne'e0a'o ou'oau'
40 OfsnS snc ioroe under the command
- OwnH f{ltRhaA IN tia Fnnl sr.,.th al.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Gang Man Prosecuted Nearly
Six Years After Mysterious
Death in Fight.
HIS LEADER.
Harrington Found Dying After
FuSillade That Finally
Closed Old Resort.


1oseph aims bin bii'son' wro u
Under Indictment for shooting and kin-
Ing William J. Harrington. was placed
on trial to-day before Justice Davis In
the Criminal Branch of the Supreme
c,- o., m.- 4, ,ho ors, a.~r.o
rh. sm,nx ,o,L ,t,rs On pau xe,I.v,.
rl.,. In or.., y,ra. s,roe, an Noy.nns,
1871. ara Ellison was a, ,arre until a
,au, month. aao
Tns ,roes-o,,,on 4. IN charge NJ As.,,-
,ans Dts,r,o, Attorney Ruc,ner. When
tho ,ria, was called. the courtroom
wa, nlles with follower, of Es., side
sartioos and there were extra officers
on duty. Abe Irvv ayp-srs for the
defense.
Acoord,,x 10 Mr.. Buokn>r'u opening
address. after the trry had been Sc.
cured. u~arrsnr,,m w,tn h., vie and
n,or~. y,sv. .s,~,n,., . ,he.,r. an
IN. evening Of Nov. q, 1905. and after
the pcrtumanc. ven, IN n restaurant
eAnep ne cANc hAD
n-.. suo-
After they a lett tho restaurant the
three went 70 Paul Kelley's dance hall,
an, ,,n,,. NJ. ua-rr,prto r.ma,naa
$3.50. 81. -. 49,. ST. -
. '"o " nv" ".a. ~. ~
room TOT a Drink. IN the pace AT the
time WERE "Razor' Reilly ana Jimmy
Kelly.
ELLISON. said MIR. Buckn.r. wa. .
mrrnbe, a thu Jack suracco gang.
o,,,.,- =. ,o,,,h .,o, IN ,,or, =,
WnrS-.. ... -. "a
he"ey" p'hce wv n's"'s oe.o'" .n
SHOOTING was SAID 10 he tho result
o. a gang nght.
While Harrington and wstzel were In
Kelley's, said Mr.. B~uciener, Ellison en-
tsre6 ANA want m Paul Kelley. a.ktnx
st. A. ~. 49, 49, 49,. c....o
The evening world., 1911-06-06
THE CLOSING PRICES.

To-fsys highest. lowest and las, prices aud Of
net changes. a. .conpared with yesterlays final
figures. are ~ follows:
The evening world., 1911-06-06

Ny spe4aty h freeing obstructed noArils, treat.
ing deafness and head noises and healing sore
years studying the best way TO do this. l can
free the nostnls without cutting away the bones
important structures that were created by nature
10 strain dust and germs ont Of the ar.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
SHIRTWAIST DEP"TS. In Both Stores.

5HIKTWAIST DEPTS. In Both Stores.
An extensive assortment of Shirtwaists
in various models and materials, including
Marquisette, French Wolfe, Null, Linen, Swiss
and Net. AT moderate prices.
Variety of Marquisette Waists. ........
$50 and 7.eS
Assortment Of Lingerie Waists. ........
200, 2.25 and $50
The evening world., 1911-06-06

FEATHER NECKWEAR. In Both Stores.
Ostrich and Marabout Capes. Black or
natural. 3.75, SIS and 6.75
value SIS to 9S
Ostrich and Marabout Stoles. Black or
natural. AIS and SIS
values SIS and SIS
Marabout Stoles. ........3.75 and $50
values SIS and $50
The evening world., 1911-06-06
TRUNK DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.

Dress Trunks, exclusive models,-Duck
covered, hard fibre or leather bound, strapped
with best leather, hand -riveted, bronzed steel
trimmings. Fitted with dress and divided
trays. Sizes "a, sc. SO and 40 inches. 9.7s
value ~ IS to i3so
Steamer Trunks,-Duck covered, hard
fibre or leather bound, strapped with best
leather, hand -riveted, bronzed steel trim
mings. Sizes SO, 3S and 40 inches. $50
value 875 to 97S
Overland Cases, English model, light
weight. Especially adapted for European
travel and automobile use. Sizes "a, 26, 28,
80 and 80 inches. SIS to 500
value $50 70 1000
The evening world., 1911-06-06

WOMEN'S GLOVES. In Both Stores.
IS button length Mousquetaire Silk
Gloves, with Paris Point embroidery. Pongee,
Gold, Black or White. 85c per pair
- value las