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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

The Century Art Club met last
week with Mrs. Clinkscale and the
next meeting with Mrs. E. j. Davis OF
1921 Clarkson street yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Morrison
have issued invitations to the silver
anniversary OF their marriage TO be
held in November.
Lawyer Townsend won another diff
fcllr case iu West Side Criminal
court Tuesday Mr. Townsend was
appointed by the court to defend
Portuguese man who was charged
with confidence game" in this, that
he drew three checks on the City
Bank and Trust Company. one for
500. one for $3.50 and one for $4,000.
When the s65 check was cashed on
merchant it Was then discovered that
the man had no money in the bank.
He was put on trial, all the checks
amounting to s7.3l5 We're put in one
bunch The case looked bad for the
defendant. Chas. Costa, but at the
end OF a days efforts by Lawyer
Townsend. the jury said the defend
ant. Chas Costa. was not guilty and
the court discharged him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell gave nice
birthday party in honor OF her daugh-
ter. Katherine Donaldson. last We'd
nesday night. which was her four
reenth birthday. The house was beau
ufuny decorated, colors, pink. yellow
and green. Those present We're:
Thelma Montgomery. Alice Johnson,
Julia Nance. Mary. Seawright, Lottie
williams. Roberta Buckner, Geneva
Carey. Frettie Harris. Miscue Syms,
Edith Halsell. Celester Mitchell.
Mrs. Maud Spates and Mrs. Edna
Carriss entertained nine at supper
last Tuesday night in honor OF Mrs.
Lowe Of Topeka The house was
well decorated The colors were vel
low. brown and black. Those present
were. Mrs Myrtle Spates. Mrs
King. Mr. and Mrs Mitchell, Mr..
Lewis. Mrs Mary Allen. Mr Snow.
Mrs Moore OF Kansas City and Mr..
c. Davis.
FOR RENT-Front room. nicely
furnished in modern house. close In,
2515 Curtis street. Phone Olive 1855.
Mrs, Givens.
Mrs. w. J. Donoho spent a part or
last week in Colorado Springs. where
she was granted a divorce from her
husband. together with alimony of
s25 per month.
Friday of last week Wr. Joseph Mon
tier entertained his sister, Mrs. Brown
of Seattle, She was accompanied by
young daughter and they were enrouae
home from Philadelphia.
For Bethlehem Baptist church there
will be given a chitterling supper and
ohicken-fry at the home of Mrs. j. J.
Brown, 2SO3 Arapahoe street, tonight.
Lloyd Hall is enjoying n weeks VA
cation.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

| have been nominated for state
representative, and am one of the
eleven nominees of the Republican
party for that office from this county.
Being the only race representative on
any of the tickets contending at the
coming election, l am especially
anxious to receive the full race vot-
ing strength, regardless of differences
that may exist on other political mat
ters 1t matters little whether | am
elected or not, so long as | receive
the full support of my people, for
that will be taken as proof of the 10y
atty we have the one for the other.
If, on the other hand, political differ
ences causes US to overlook the ties
OF race kinship, it will be taken as
from each other Therefore, however
you think the election may end, ! ask
your vote, and your influence with
your friends in my behalf. Having
lived in the public eye ever since l
undertook the management of this
paper. mere promises will not change
the opinion you already have of me,
or of my position on public questions.
| trust that you are assured that I
will do my best for my race. for my
party, and my state.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26
COMING EVENTS

COMING EVENTS.
Nov. military Ball at Eureka
Han. given by Aetna Company No !,
u. X. X. z.
NOV -s-rIayIet at Central church.
Mrs. Mary roweA lis uaca again IL
the ,.,y .,ou rauner INhe-
MIS-. Mary uaoA q. .oueha Is 'ne
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spt4nss sryh, tath.'ai ",en "l'h
nrr. d. a. ..uuei sOL Ca -'r-'Si
sueet. Iea,.us lOr uome aunda! wen
iugasru wItu Hor u1p.
Mrs l.. l.. Duncan and children o'
,o,orauu spIIugs were the guests OF
ttyys and hrs. over last week.
The INT is perfect, SO say ali the
ladies VINO cali upon Miss Beatrice
Lewis, the corseuere. fhohe heT'
York bGl6, or call on her at 1888 pii-
pin street All prices aud styles 10
SUIT the nBure
The Cosmopolitan Tailoring Com
many will do your cleaning, pressing
ana repairing as II should De done
Call Main 1873. 1916 Arapnhoe street
Grimes ana Mccain.
Remember that The Statesman OF
nce is now at 926 Nineteenth street
between Curtis and Champa streets
Tho Carnatfon Art club met with
Mrs. Jones last Friday and Will meet
with Mrs. Mary Wade of $50 Emerson
Friday.-Miss Roxie Ocrey, sec y
Mrs. Lillian Jones, Pres.
Mrs Guy stills and Mrs. George
Brooks entertained ut dinner on Tues
day. complimentary to Mrs. Garrett
who has been visiting the former.
The guestss were Mesdames Haley
Thrashley. j. II. jackson. c. E. JACK
son j. w. Carrie, Allison and Kay
mond Clark.
Michael Harris, the miner, suffered
nm injury to his foot by fall OF rock.
The East End Literary Society was
we'll attended on last Tuesday even
ing and good program was render
ed Subject for next Tuesday even
,;,l Snlt,,t '''I'hH
Three Nominated Presidents De-
bated by Mr.. James Collin, Mr.. Joe
Hastings and Mr. clarence Burton.
Also select reading by Mr. Rease;
Dunbar selection by Mr. Hastings
Everybody invited. The Bethlehem
Baptist church. Thirty-second avenue
and Lafayette.
DANIEL REASE, Pres
JOE HASTINGS, Secy.
FOR RENT-Nicc large front room
in modern house. Phone Main zo'o'
Call up Mrs. Watkins.
Let Patrick write your insurance IN
the Union Health and Accident Com
pany Phone York 65l4.
MISS BEATRICE LEWIS.
coRSETiERE.
Corsets made to measure. two Mt
tings. 1899 Gilpin street. Phone
York 6616.
Big Moose Skating Rink will
open at Manhattan Beach. Mon
day Sept. 9, and will continue
until further notice Mondays and
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

Mrs l.. j.. Duncan and children O,
lolorauu SpTIugs were the guests o'
i,,syF and Mrs. over last week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

MIS-. Mary ulaon %. .oyeha Is '"e
Eu,st ut .,4a. ~. -. EIo'..
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

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spIbss sryh, taih.'ai We" VIA
.nrs. d. a.uueiaOn o" 'S''
sJroct. IeaN aug iOr nome aunaa! Ne"
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26
MISS BEATRICE LEWIS,
CORSETlERE.

Corsets made to measure. two Mt
tings. 1889 Gilpin street. Phone
York 6616.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

Mrs. Mary ro~e. lis uacA again IL
tnv cay .,Om rauner LAM
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

The nt is perfect, SO say ali the
ladies VINO call upon Miss Beatrice
Lewis, the corseuere. Phone hef'
York bCl6, or call on her at 1893 pli-
pin street All prices aud styles 10
suit the ngure.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

Nov military Ball at Eureka
Hail. given by Aetna Company No. !,
u. X. X. z.
NOV. -s-rayIet AT Central church.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

Big Moose Skating Rink will
open at Manhattan Beach. Mon
day Sept. 9, and will continue
until further notice Mondays and
Fridays during the season.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

The Cosmopolitan Tailoring Com
pany will do your cleaning, pressing
ana repairing as II should De oohe'
Call Main 1873. 1916 Arapnhoe street
GRIMES and Mccain.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

Remember that The Statesman OF
Ace is now at 926 Nineteenth street,
between Curtis and Champa streets.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

The Carnation Art club met with
Mrs Jones last Friday and will meet
With Mrs. Mary Wade of $50 Emerson
Friday.-Miss Roxie Ocrey, Sec'y;
Mrs. Lillian Jones, Pres.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

Tuskogee Institute, Ala
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

The Century Art Club met last
week with Mrs. Clinkscale and the
next meeting with Mrs E. J. Davis OF
-52i Clarksou street yesterday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

For Bethlehem Baptist church there
will be given chitterling supper and
ohicken-fry at the home of Mrs. ]. j
Brown, 2S03 Arapahoe street, tonight
Lloyd Hall is enjoying weeks va
cation.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

Mrs. Guy Stills and Mrs, George
Brooks entertained at dinner on Tues-
day. complimentary to Mrs. Garrett
who has been visiting the former
The guestss were Mesdames Haley
Thrashley. j. r. Jackson. c. +. Jack
son ]. w. Carrie, Allison and Kay
mond Clark.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-26

Friday of last week Wr. Joseph Mon
tier entertained his sister, Mrs. Brown
of Seattle, She was accompanied b,
young daughter and they were enroua,
home from Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Boys'N New Spring Suits
smart, snappy garments for boys

at the most reasonable prices
9 You will find US even better prepared than ever
before to equip your boy with smart clothes this
Spring, for we have broadened out considerably,
increasing our assortrnents and varieties, and still
keeping prices to the straight and narrow path.
There are new fabrics, colorin&s and models, and such
snap and style in the cut Of these little garments as you
will never find outside the sphere Of a Saks label.
Boys Hand Tailored Suits, in a fine selection Of the newest
patterns and eolorinss for the Spring season. $50 to 1875
Boys' Suits, with extra lknicksrbocksrs made Of Gray and
tan mixtures, in Norfolk aid double breasted models. Mehair
lined. Sizes 9 to ls years. Saturday special At $50
Boys Suits, with extra lrnickerbocksrs, Of fancy mixture
eassimeres, strictly all-wool. In Norfolk and double breasted
models. 8 to ~ years. Saturday special 1t SIS
Boys Blue Serge Suits, In Norfolk and double breasted
models. Made Of all wool serge, thoroughly lined and excel
lently made. Exceptional value. Sizes 8 to II years.
Value 7.95 Saturday special At 500
Childrsn's Refers, made Of blue serge and fancy mixtures,
In a large assortment Of the newest Spring colorinss. Sizes
3 to 10 years. Saturday special at 3.S5
Boys Russian Sailor Blouse Suits, made Of blue serge
and fancy mixtures, in ali the new styles. Sizes 2I to 10
years. Saturday special at $50 to s.sS
The evening world., 1912-03-15

Ne chsssSeards ysstssday ana ~ the
w~allopins Of their lives
II took the beArdiess p. Robertson 1ust
nineteen moves to put It all over the bio
boss Of Yale. n. Beach needed Just that
number 70 dispose Of Dean Brown.
Tough on the dean, too. for he 10 head
Of the sky pilots n barred from forci.
bic expression. Only Prof. Z. W. Brown
Of the mathematical department was
able to hold his own. lie got . draw
The evening world., 1912-03-15

with n. o. Meoaar. but Il q only FAIR
TO cay that rumor has II Mookar 70 not
strong on csic.
On other boards q. .. Stsarns de-
feated Prof. Hawiey. A. 8. Terry beat
Prof. Palmer. T. A. Lishtner conquered
Prof. Bakeweil and L. A. Norton made
Prof. Petruntkwitch realise he'd caught
. Tartar.
The faculty then foresathered to test
the value Of Prof. Bakewsn's course In
philosophy.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
New Spring Straw Hats
for Misses, Girls and Children

g Millinery for the budding debutante, for sweet
sixteen and for the little girls who are still in the
flaxen-haired fairyland Of dolls and dolls houses.
a wonderful collection Of shapes and colorings.
Misses' and Girls Straw Hats, in an assortment which
includes both imported hats and clever creations from our
own workrooms, the latter embracing many adaptations
from foreign models. SuitabIs for 6 to Ie years. 2.sst to 1880
Children's Straw Hats, in all the new models, made Of fine
Milan braids. English hats with round crowns, Tyrolean
effects, Jack Tars, Rah-Rah hats and the Dublin Daisy
hat. $50 to $50
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Newest Styles of Head Dress
IN the Sale Hair Coods Shon

9 Skilled attendants, expert in matching the shade
and texture Of hair and ingenious in devisn& new
and becoming arrangements Of the c~oiffure, and q
stock Of hair goods which is not surpassed anywhere
in the city-these are the two main features Of the
new Saks Hair Goods Shop.
g But beyond these features, what will be most
noticeable to you in this inviting little replica Of a
Paris shop is the charm Of personal service. Not
service which seeks merely to sell merchandise, but
service which seeks also to give satisfaction. The
attendants in charge s.re women Of experience in
their business, and they have a keen appreciation Of
what it means to a WON an to have her requirements
listened to with a sympathetic interest. Third floor
The evening world., 1912-03-15

Broadway at saith Street
English Doe-Skin and Chamois
Gloves for Women
values 100 and 1.5O. at s.

values 100 and $50. :. at 85c
g White EaGlish doe-skin gloves for women are a
very popular choice for smart wear this Spring, but
It has remained for u.s. to offer doe-skin gloves Of
soft velvet finish, and being washable, will give a
long period Of service. In fact, with the exercise
Of just a little care, these doe-skin gloves will wash
like a piece Of fabric. Prix seams or pique sewn,
spear point or Paris point back.
9 For those who prefer them, we have a quantity
Of canarycolored channels gloves, regular $50 quail
ity, which will also be offered tomorrow at s5c. Made
Of a splendid washable channels. Main door
The evening world., 1912-03-15

Tailored Suits, Of imported ma.
t~erials, in copies Of elaborate foreign
models. Beautifully trimmed with
taffeta, heavy laces, embroideries,
velvet, ratine and braids. All colors.
Value $780,. special at $500
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Special for Saturday
Misses Chiffon Taffeta Suits

value 49. so. :. at 1880
g Five dressy models, made 81 the finest quality plain
and ~chanseable chiffon ~tafeta, handsomely trimmed with
Russian and Macrame laces. Black and all colors.
Sizes IL to Is years
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Spring Furnishings for Boys
and 0rea<ar va1,,As than AvAr

Boys' Shirts, Numbered or soft ne6liaees. =. 100 to $50
Boys' Blouses, laundered OF soft ~neSliSees. =. Soc to 2.95
Boys Underwear, In combiii ations. .......... Soc to l.05
Boys' underwear, In tvo.rSece suits. ........ Csc to i LIS
The evening world., 1912-03-15
TOMORROW. Saturday, March 18th
New Spring Apparel

A collection Of smart outer garments, in an
infinite variety Of fabrics. models and ~colorings
g With tie opening Of the Spring season we may once again empha-
size that this is a Misses Department exclusively, devoted to
Misses and Girls sizes in tailored apparel, and not laborins under the
handicap Of teins an abridged edition Of q women's department.
1t is freely commented among those who know, that a small woman
can be fitted letter and more satisfactorily in this department than
in any other department in town. The success Of this department
is lar Sey attributable to these considerations no less than to Its
reasonable prices and its perennial name for exclusive ideas.
Second Aer
Misses Coats, In full length models Of navy, tan, Gray and white whpcords
and mems wear serses. Tailored and dressy models. Sizes ID to 10 years
special values at lass, 1850 and 1880
Misses Serge Dresses, In tailored or dressy models. Navy, white or black
serge, with heavy lace collar and cuffs, Of bensahne, In effective CON-.
bnadons.
special values at 1895, l6s and 1880
Tailored Suits, tn IN attractive assortment Of models and fabrics, including
whfpcord, diagonal strSes and wool eponse. All fancy tailored models,
handsomely trimmed with heavy laces, which ire * popular this season.
White and the seasonable colonns. Sizes IL to 10 years.
special values at $500, 20 50 and $500
The evening world., 1912-03-15

Street Coats, made Of wide vale
rough cloths, serges and whipcords,
in black, navy and white. Beauti.
fully trimmed. Long revers and
large set-in sleeves.
Value $3.50. special at $500
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Sale of Youthc' and Boys Shirts

values 100 and Las. .....~... Saturday special at Csc
9 Sample line Of coat model shirts, for youths and boys.
Laandered neahSee effects, light grounds with neat stripes.
Some that are pleated in all white. Sizes I2H TO- I419.
The evening world., 1912-03-15

Taffeta Silk Suits, in plain black,
navy and brown, or chanSeable eff
fects. Cut in at waist line. Long and
fancy revers, trimmed ithhand.made
ornaments and ratine. All sizes.
Value 5000. special at $3.50
The evening world., 1912-03-15

Apparel for Juniors and Girls
Junior Suits, three piece models, made Of all wool serSe, In navy, tan and
old blue. A complete dresA with setin sleeves. pretdly trimmed with ben
gaine in contrasting shades. Tailored coat with round or square collar,
inlaid With ben&aine. Sizes ~ to I6 years.
value 1880 special at 1880
Girls Coats, made Of whipcords and plain or diagonal serses, In full length
models. Lined throughout. Plain or Norfolk effects, with self or contrasting
collar. SizeA s o Ie years.
values 1895 1900
special at 795 0.75
Girls ChaMis Dresses, in effective one piece models, trimmed with fine
laees and velvet ribbon. Large assortment Of colornss
3.95, SOS and 9.75
The evening world., 1912-03-15
WHITE SLAYER
jF0RFElTS BAIL OF $4,000.

Pasqualo Busco Fails to Appear for
Trial on charge of Shipping
Girls to Hartford.
When Pasquaio rtisco OF Hartford.
Conn.,. indicted by tie Federal authori-
lies as u white ala, or. did not appear
The evening world., 1912-03-15

cry. Il being charged he brought giris
from New York to Hartford.
The evening world., 1912-03-15

Tourist Coats, made Of gray and tan
mixtures. Garments button far to
the side and are made with long re.
vers. Set.in kimono sleeves, and
smartly trimmed.
Value $500. ...... special at $500
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Sale of Petticoats

q Exceptional values in petticoats tomorrow will prove to
timely event for many who are now busily ENGAGED buyir I
apparel for Spring. One may always find worthwhile Ms
petticoats at Saks, but this in nowise satisfies a departsoos
is continually on the alert for an opportunity to off .
are extraordinary. Such are the petticoats VIII. ,,,, q, sos
remarkable Offering tomorrow.
Chiffon TaHeta Petticoats, Of Superior quality. in I M special at 3Oo
solid effects. Tailored model, with all silk undene
Two-Tone Messaiine Petticoats, in q =. blaes a 81 special at 500
eoodnss 8" W.
Black Silk Jersey Petticoats, withde OF cotton ~ special at lNN
white striped messaine, finished with Vai"s y"
Black Cotton Pettcoats, thrstmsnt Of materials '~ special at sc'
and cotton messaline. -
Wash Petticoats, in w.
colorings
The evening world., 1912-03-15
TOMORROW. Saturday, March 10th
Women's Suits, Coats & Dresses

Showing many reproductions of
new and effective Paris models
y AS an illustration Of our ability to duplicate Paris models for
atout cne.haf and sometimes less than half Of what other houses
charge, tire following account Of an experiment and its sequel will
probably be Of interest te you.
y We recently purchased at 5000 each, in this city, three tailored
suits which we're exact counterparts Of three models which we were
then offering at $500; These we're quietly distributed among our
own productions, and two Of cur NEST experienced and reliable
saleswemen we're invited to pick out the three aliens from the
entire number.
Their frs: two attempts failed, and at tie third venture one Of
the saleswcmen selected one Of the 5000 suits, obviously and
cenfessedly by sheer accident. Their failure, however. to detect
the 5000 suits frcm- those at $500 was due, not to their inability
to judge merchandise, but to the fact that the only difference
between these suits began and ended with the prices. Fourth aoor
The evening world., 1912-03-15

Continuing today and tomorrow
the Sale of Mems
Lightweight Overcoats
Formerly 1900 to l7.S0 reduced to 1000
formerly 1000 to $500. ........... reduced to 400
Formerly $500 to $500. ........... reduced to 1900
q We're not ashamed to tell you that this is a sale Of
last seasons overcoats. We would rather tell you
than have you find it out. We never employ the
~expedient Of including in a new seasons offerings any
productions left from a former season.
" A limited number Of regulation topcoats in various
models. sipons and Raglans. at most liberal reductions II
from their former prices. No blacks and no Oxfords.
but a good selection Of fabrics at that. and Saks tailor
ing throughout
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Women's Tailored Serge Dresses

value ~. so. d.. special at $500
Strictly man-tailored dresses, with new-shaped setin
kimono sleeves, Dutch neck and turned collar, trimmed
with braid, satin or ~taffeta. One model has lingerie collar
and cuffs. In either black or navy blue.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Women's Street Coats at 1900
value $500

g Several attractive models, made Of wide and narrow vale
serSes. Long revers, trimmed with ratine, shepherd
checks and pongees. Turned cuffs to match. Semi-fittin&
The evening world., 1912-03-15

Taffeta Silk Dresses, for street and
afternoon wear. In all plain and
changeable colors. Trimmed with
laces and frills. New skirt and sleeves.
Value $500. special at 1880
The evening world., 1912-03-15

Decollete Evening Gowns, Of crepe
meteor, in black and sever colers.
High bodice Of shadow lace, with
rhinestone trimmings. Long train skirt
Value $500. special at $500
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-14
is SUFFERING FROM ASTHMA
Ambassador Reid Confined to His
Home for Some Time.

London, Dec. 14.-Whitelaw Reid,
United States ambassador to Great
Britain, is seriously i'll. He is suffer.
ing from asthma and his condition
has become considerably worse during
the past week. Several specialists
are in attendance.
The ambassador was not well when
he returned from America In October.
Afterward he caught cold, from which
he was recovering when he suffered a
relapse after delivering his speech at
the opening session of the University
OF Wales at Aberyswith on Oct. 81,
which oyertaXed mis- strength. He has
been confined to his room at Dor
chester House most of the time since
that date.
The English winter weather is re.
garded as very ~unfayorable for per.
IONS suffering from the malady with
which the ambassador is afflicted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-14
BIG POWER MERGER
is INCORPORATED
Six Montana Companies Capital
lied at Immense Sum.

Trenton, N. j., Dec. a. Articles OF
consolidation were filed with the sec
rotary of state by the Butte Electric
Power company, the Montana Power
company. Madison River Power com.
pany, Billings and Eastern Montana
Power company and the Missouri
River Electric and Power company,
These companies had a combined
capital of approximately $14, 1000. 900,
The new company, under the name OF
the Montana Power company, has an
authorized capital of S10e, 000, 900 di.
vided into 800 shares.
The stock OF the e company con
sists of 250,O00 shares Of preferred
stock bearing Z per cen cumulative
dividends, and 750,0 900 shares of com.
mon stock. officers for the new com
pany will be elected in Newark In
April, 1913. A fee of SIT 900 was paid
when the arts~r~$ were flied.