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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
ACCUSED MEMBERS SUSPENDED BY
UNANIMOUS VOTE OF COLLEAGUES

ing the outcome Of the Investigation.
On the other hand IL is said that
those instrumental IN having the men
arrested Tor bribery viii turn the case
over "a the state authorities, which
Of course would make Il matter for
action BY the grand jury. The PEN
atty for iho offensc. upon conviction.
Is $1,000 fine or from one 10 five
years ia prison. although attorneys
here today are divided IN opinion as
to lust what particular branch OF the
offense these charges could 0e CLASSIC
fled under
The committee named by Speaker
Baca 10 conduct the investigation
consists OF Marcos c. Def3acR, chair
man; James w Chavez, c. r. Downs.
Hugh n. Gage. Rafael Garcia, w N.
u. Llcwollyn. J. w. Mullen. w. w.
Nichols, Zacharlas Padula, w. r..
Rogers, s.. J. smith, o. r. Toombs.
y, V. Tuiiy, A. u. Vargas and John A.
Young
Beforg a vote was taken to turn the
accused mon over 20 the serEcant-at-
arms, Speaker Baca directed the SER
geant-nt-arms to bring In every mom-
ber Of the house. as several OF them
were not in their seats Mr.. Toombs
called the attention Of the speaker
TO the fact that there was a quorum
present but Speaker Baca said that
ne insisted that the accused men must
be given a square deal. and he asked
Mr.. Toombs II he had any objection
90 having every man present when
this matter WIS taken up.
The roll was called and every rsm.
her except the four accused moo uhs
present. Mr. Toombs told the spenk-
or that he certainly favored giving
the men a fair hearing, and tho mat
ter ended with tho adoption OF the
resolution % turn them over to the
sergeant-at-arms
When the resolution was presented
by Mr.. Tuily TO employ special coun-
rel for the committee Il was opposed
by Mr.. DeBaca. who moved 90 lay the
resolution on the table He declared
that the house was capable Of con-
ducting It's own Investigation and dia
not need an attorney. c. G. Catron
Characterised such procedure as a
,"wiicVt' investigation, and ke was
supported In that position by Messra
fully and ToOmbs. both Of whom de-
ciared that they were for a fair. im-
partial and orderly procedure; and
they called attention 20 the fact that
not only was tho accused mons honor
az stake. but alro that of the house.
The motion 10 table the resolution
was lost by a vote Of 2G 10 ~, and
the resolution was then adopted BY
viva v0ce vote.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
FAVORITE SONS SHOW STRONG
IN INITIAL TEST BEFORE
STATE LEGISLATURE
Surprise Of Vote Is Unexpected Lead of Former Governor
Mills; Progressive Republicans Cast Ballots for Former
Governor Hagerman and Colonel Priehard; Predicted
Struggle for Toga Will BE Long Drawn Out
ANDREWS SUPPORTERS SCATTER
SIREN 9Th TO DECEIVE ENEMIES
IspeeIaI TeIeEram 60 y

Especial Telegram 60 Evening HeraldB
Santa Fe, n. NJ, March iS.-With
q candidates nominated for United
States senator the FIRST yoJe taken at
noon today resulted in deadlock.
The arrest Of four members OF the
house, together with a number OF 9th.
en- sudden and unexpected develop
mcnta, complimentary votes and flrst
lailot pledges, caused the result 20 ho
a Wide scattering OF forces, and the
experienced candidates and legialat-
ors today say that a long drawn out
contest la likely 30 ensue, Il was not
possible 10 tell by the voting today
anything OF the strength of the can.
dldates heretofore considered In the
read.
Ono NJ the surprises was the gain
In strength shown by former Govern
OF Aills, bat men who are ayowed An
urews' supporters declared today that
they had nnrposely scattered theis
vote IN order that the Andrews
strength might not be gaugod. On
the other hand, several members said
10 have been for Andrews voted
against him, and Il Is not believed hy
those who profess 10 know that they
Will longer be Identified with his sup.
port.
As foretold Ia The Herald several
days ago. the Democrats almost with.
out exception threw their solid sup
port TO "A. A. Jones and FELIX Mar.
.tinez. Several of the progressive re.
pubilCaus threw their votes TO Hager-
man and pfItchnrd John Baron
Burg and Tomas Gurule ol Bernailllo
county, members OF the house, voted
Tor HageFman and Speaker naca.
The senate met this morning at IL
O'clock and after taking up the con.
ference resolution OF the house named
its committee on rules, Conslsting of
IL, 81 Holt, chairman; n. G. Cramp.
ton and Isaac Barth, TO meet the COM
mitteo named by Speaker Baca of
ihe house last night
After short conference the senate
yielded to the objection of the house
aud readOpted the senate jolnt rule
after striking out all reference TO the
election "Of other officers" Il then
being the hour Of noon. Lieutenant
Governor n c. De naca announced
that the time had come TO take the
hrst ballot ON United States senators.
The roll was called, each senator
naming two men for whom he voted
Tor for senator The roll call was
las follows;
Aildredge--Jones and Martinez.
Barth-jones and Martinez.
bewman-Fall and Mills.
burns-AAndrews and Fal.
Clark-Mills and Fan.
Champion Mills and Fall
noepp Jones and Martinez
Evans s-Jones and Martinez
9alleEos- Mile and Andrews.
hartt-Catron and Mills.
Hlnkle-jones and Martinez
HOLT Fan and Andrews.
llfeld-Mllls and Jana
Langhren-vAndrews and Cairon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

'coniinued on Paae ?. Column %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

ing hrlbo began on March i6. at
which time they first approached Mr.
isura and others Tor money. The
matter was promptly reported 20 the
Republican Etnte committee, and ~
WAS decided that something should
be done 70 prevent the wholesale use
Of money by any candidate for United
states senator and TO furnish some
means Of demonstrating TO the legis-
lntors who might be seeking money
that they would be dealt with SUM
marlly. The story of the affair is
best told Ia statement OF Mr., Elfego
l3aca made Immediately after the ar
rest. MIR. Baca said:
"On the sixteenth day OF March,
about II o'clock Ia the morning. four
men came 10 the Palace hotel and
asked me if they could sec one Of the
candidates (supposed TO be Judge a.
b. Fam. / introduced them to a
candidate for senator. whose name /
will not mention al this time. because
he was not closely identified with
what followed. After meeting him
the four men. who proved to be the
legislators Just arrested. asked II they
could have talk with him. The
candidate myself and the four legls-
laturs went upstairs 20 room in
the Palace hotel The senatorial
candidate said 90 them: i am a can-
didato for United States senator,
which I presume YOU already know,
! naturally want all the support
can honorably secure. and Il you men
fell that You would like 20 help me
assure you II win be appreciated.
suppose you want 90 vote FOR native,
also. ] have no objection 10 a clean
cut Spanish-Amerlcan as one OF the
candidates. Before you make any
promises. however, would advise
YOU 10 consider the matter thoroughs
49,, discuss n with your SPANISH
American friends WIN else you desire
20 vote for and that YOU come and
see me again.
"Truiilo then said 4 speak for
myself do not know about these
other men. but ! am willing TO help
him who helps me- "
Continuing. MIR Baca said; "The
other three men there Joined la, each
Of them making similar statements 20
that of rrujiio. After advising them
that thoy had better hold another
Spanish American caucus and discuss
among themselves the man they
wanted for senator. the candidate ex-
cused himself ana left the room,
leaving them with me- They then
told me that II / would give them
five hundred each they would vote
for my candidate on the first ballot.
One or them said that they could do
better than that and they finally de-
cided that they would vote twice for
that aum. Finally they said that if
would give them $4,000 10 be di-
vided among the four Of thom, they
would stay with my candidate 90 the
end OF the race or, II he should with
draw. they would support anyone
might name. ] told them / could not
get the money. but that I would Try
10 arrange 90 get IL the next day, and
that ] would see them later.
II reported the matter 10 Mr. Jara-
milo. the state chairman, who called
a meeting of the executive commit-
tee Go consider what should be done.
ON sunday the mon again came 90
mc. but ! told them that aN the banks
we're closed | could not get any
money asked them alsD if they
knew the consequences OF what they
CONTINUED on PAGE ?. Column 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
LAFOLLETTE FOLLOWERS
ARE FIRST AT POLLS
lny IlvsnIaa IIerala a. .. I.eaasa WIfel

lDy Evenina Herald A. =. Leased wireD
Fargo, n. -, March fs.--Heavy
voting marked the opening or the
first state presidential preference prl-
mary today Apparently responding
90 Senator I.aFollette's personal ap-
peal issued during his recent rapid
trip across the state. followers OF the
Wisconsin man were the first az the
polls On many precincts. This par
ticularly was true IA Fargo. Grand
Forks and many other points In the
eastern end OF the state.
Campaign managers for Theodore
Roosevelt said reports received from
Bismarck. Mandan and other points
Boa the western end OF the state
showed tha5 Roosevelt had host moth
ing as "a result of senator LaFOlietto's
spoech makins tour
There has been no effort made by
the national Tart committee 90 bring
out votes for the president In the
primaries today ~ la generally rec
egnlzcd that tho fgh, hes between
the LaFolletto and the Roosevelt men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Especial Telegram sa SevsninE nerald)
santa Fo n. NJ, March ig,--Not In
thirty sohra has the capital el,y been
80 wrought up ss Il Is today because
Of the nrreat last night Of four meme
bers OF the house Of the representa-
tivos OF the first state legislature,
who are charged with having sold
their votes for United States senator
for money.
The men under arrest are Julian
Trujiilo. J. p. Lucero. of Rio ArribR
county; Luis L. M0ntoya and Manuel
Cordoyn. OF Taos county The arrests
were made By a. a. Sena. OF the
mounted police. upon the order OF
Vencoslao Jaramlllo. chairman. and
the mcmhers of the Republican cx-
ecutlvo committee of the state.
The legislators last night signed
resignatlons as members Of the house.
but this morning they stated that
they had signed them nt the point Of
a pistol and they signod u paper witso
drawing the designations, charging
coercion and demanding fun ana
complete investigation at the hands
OF the house.
n. T., Raca, speaker OF the house
this morning openly denounced the
affair as plot and a trap and told
tho Imprisoned men that he intended
10 sec n complete investigation OF the
affair. Chairman Jaramlllo aud Jose
~ Sem, member of the executive
committee from the first district who
personally conducted tho arrests. de-
clared that the evidence was absolute
and that the men could not clear
themselves of the charges.
A peculiar feature Of the affair ~
that the four men arrested are span
ish-Americaus aud that the arrest was
brought about hy spanish-Amerlcan
members Of the Republican state
committee. "rhr race question. said
Chairman Jnramillo, "cannot enter
into this matter, The Republican
state committee will Join hands with
the officers of the law IN putting
down corruption IN connection with
tho election Gf senators, regardless Of
who may suffer"
II Is said hore that the men thought
they were feueielng money To vote
for Judge A. ~ Fail. but the money
which was handed thom was provld-
od By the state committee, and Jrdse
Fall had nothing whatever 20 do with
that part Of the affair
The arrest Wes highly sensational,
and had all the sottlngs of real
yellow back novel. Tho four icglslnt-
ors we're takon a. q room IN the Pal
ace hotel by ElfeEo Baca Of Alhu-
uuefque a short t...e prior, Mount
ed Policeman A. A, sena, Chairman
Jafamlio and Jose d. Sona secrcied
themselves IN the bath room which
opened Into room a., whore tho affair
took place. As tie last man was
handed his money by Elfego Baca, as
was prcarranged by the stnte commlt-
tee. Mr.. Baca clappod his hands to-
Rcther officer sena threw open the
door 90 the bath room and, followed
hy Mr. JarRmillo ana AR. scna.
eprang into the room ana Informed
the men that they were under arrest
one OF the men attempted 90 con-
coal a roll OF bills under the cover
ings az the bed on which ho was
seated. Two OF them tossed their
money onto table in the center of
the room The fourth man hastily
showed hia money into his pocket
When told that thoy would proha-
hly be- sent % prison, Trujilio and
Cordova wept The plan for tho cap-
ture OF the mon ln the aci OF accopt-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
DEADLOCK
elk Martinez Leads in First
Ballot for United States Senator


less than Onethrd of the votes the legislature two Democrats led the totals because
Republicans %
A. Republican
I. L.
LarOl Murray JamlO
Solomon
Republican Pdchard
also a progressive, wo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

McCoy-Andrews and Mills
Miera-Fall and Catron
Nevarro-Mllis and Fan.
PRge-'Mills and Catron.
Pankey and Burns.
A. ROmero--liagerman and Pritch-
ard.
y. Romero--F'all and Catron.
Sulzer--llagerman and Pritchard.
Walton and Martinez.
The result IN tho senate was: Re.
publlcans, Mills, Q; Tall, s; Catron,
g; Andre VS. 8, Burns, / jana, j.
FrOgrossiyes, lIagorman, 2; Prltch-
ard, 2. Democrats; Jones, z; Mar.
tinez, Z.
The president then announced that
there had been no election, and the
senate adjourned until III O'Clock to-
morrow morning
The senate went about the voting
for senators as complacently as
though Il were merely considering
some ordinary matter Of legislation
it was generally reported last night
that an election would not be pos
.sible, and there were very few spec.
tntors in the gallery OF the upper
house
Ia the house, however. every avail
able scat was occupied Dy spectators
and the people were standing In the
lobbics and In the galleries. A tense
situation, which had arisen because
OF the arrest OF The members from
Taos and Rio Arriba counties last
night, together with several clashes
between members during the morning
hours, had brought things TO fever
heat. Consequently, when Speaker
baea announced that the hour had
come for calling the RON 10 vote Tor
United states senator, there was con-
siderable confusion for time
The roll call In The house resulted
as follows;
M c. DeBaca-Catron ana Mar.
tlnez.
Miguel Baca-Fall and Catron.
blanchard Andrews and Fall
BOulware--JOnes aud Martinez
Burg Hagerman and III l.. Baca.
CarteT--Joncs and Martinez.
Campbell and Martinez
CnsadOs -JoRes and Martinoz.
Catron--Catron and Jaramillo
ChaVes-Andrcws and I.arra1OlO.
Chrlsman-~prince and n. l. Baca.
Clancy--Mills and I.afrazolo.
Cooney-Andrews and Murray.
Cordova- Under arrest
Downs-Fall and Mills
EyaNa--lonee and Martinez.
Hago-Joncs and MAJ meg.
Garcla-Jonos and Martinez.
doodeli- Fan ana Murray.
IturIlal- IIuuaftunu ana ~.
Hil7on-Stackhouso and Apodaca.
iiouse-jOnes aud Marllnez.
Labadie-Mills aud LarrazOlo.
AAewellyn Andrews and Fan.
Lobato--iMills and larra20iO.
lopez Martinez aud Mills.
LoYc--jonos and Martinez
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
Luoero Under arrest.

Under arrest.
Manzanares-M Mills and Baca.
Al. C. Martinez and Baca.
McGilliyray-Mllls and Andrews.
Luis Montoya Under arrest.
Moreno Mills and Larrazoio.
Mullen Martinez and Jones
Nlohols-Jones and Martinez.
4. Padllla--Fal and Catron
Quiutaua-Mills and Baca.
Rogers-Joncs and Martinez
Sanchez Mills and u .. senh.
skldmore-Fall and Mills.
Smltli--Jcnos and Martinez,
Toombs- Mills and Luna.
Tnpp- Mills and Fan
Trujillo-under arrest
Tuoker--Jones and Martinez.
Tuily Jana and Fall.
Nargas-laramillo and Andrews.
Young Page and BuEhman.
Mr. Speaker-Catron and Larraz0lO.
Following lhe vote upl senator's,
Speaker iiaca announced that there
had been no election. and the result
OF the balloting was ordered recorded
Ia the journal The house then al,
iourncd until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning
The result Ia the house was as fol-
lows. Cagon 3: Martinez. i0. FALL
o, Andrews. z, Jones. no; Hagerman.
2' haca, g Jaramillo, 2 tarraz0l0. q
Prince. I, Mills, ~; Murray z;
stackhouae Apodnca j. ID SCna.
Luna. Bushman Page, Burns one
each; Jana and Prichard, Two each.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
DEFIANT ATTITUDE
ASSUMED BY MEN
AFTER A NIGHT
IN JAIL
Accused Legislators Declare
That Trap Was Set and
Sprung by Themselves for
Purpose of Catching Higher
Ups

Especial Telegram 90 Evening HernidD
. Santa Re, y. NJ, March l3-- =
. The trap set by the Republican =
. state central COMMITTEES last =
. night in which four members Of .
the house, Jose p. Lucero and ,
o Julian C. TruilliO OF Rlo Arrlba .
. county and Manuel CurdOva and .
9 Luis r. MOntoya Of Taog county, y
. were arrested. charged with ac- =
. copting brlbes TO vote for certain .
. senatorial candidates, today was y
= declared By the accused men to .
. have boen sent by themselves 10 .
. catch the higher ups." .
= After a night IN jail the ae- .
. cuscd men assumed a defiant at .
. titude today. Their designations. .
= prepared last night, were pre- .
. sented TO tho house by State .
. Chairman v Jaramillo, A COM .
= munication from the prisoners, .
= also presented 10 the house. as .
. serted that their designations had .
. been secured through coercion, .
= and they would withdraw them y
y and demand thorough investi. .
= CATION. .
. subsequently the house adopt .
Q ed resolution auihorizlnE the y
= appointment OF a committee OF =
. 10 to investigate the alleged brlb- .
y cry charges.
. District Attorney Read and his .
= assistant h. = Davies. today be- .
. gan collecting evidence for infoF- .
. nation which they planned to =
. file against the four men late .
= today, .
AAA4@AA~~AA4AAAN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
MEN CAUGHT TAKING BRIBE MONEY
DECLARE RESERVATIONS WERE
FORCED FROM THEM At
POINT OF PISTOL

Santa Fe Profoundly Stirred by Arrest of Members House
Of Representatives Which Likely Result in Complete
Realignment Of Strength Of Senatorial Candidates;
Men Thought They Were to Receive Money for Voting
for Judge Fall Who Was Without knowledge of Plans
to Catch Grafters Prepared by Republican State Cen-
tral Committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
ELFEGo BACA GIVES DRAMATIC ACCOUNT
OF CAPTURE OF MEN IN PALACE HOTEL

Says They Him and Offered to Vote He Desired
in Consideration of Five Thousand Dollars But Later
Reduced Price of DishOnor to $4,000 Republican State
Chairman Jaramilo, Committeeman Sena and Mounted
Policeman Sena Concealed in Bathroom Listen to the
Shameless Story Which Resulted in Arrest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
NO LIMIT SET FOR SCOPE OF
INVESTIGATION STARTED
BY HOUSE COMMITTEE

Former Judge Wright Named Special Council to Push
Charges of Bribery; Friends of Accused Threaten to
Involve Prominent Men Scandal and No One Is Dar-
ing Enough Predict Final Outcome When Facts Lead
ing Up to Sensational Arrests Are Brought to Light
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
SPEAKER BACA DECLARES COLLEAGUES ARE
VICTIMS OF DIAB0LICAL CONSPIRACY

Presiding Officer of House Insists That Complete Investga
tion Of Affair Be Made and Promises to Stand by
Imprisoned Men to the Last Disgrsced sOOns All Span
ish Americans as Were Also Men Who Laid and Sprung
Trap Which Landed Them in Cells in Santa Fe Jail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
BUSINESS QUARREL
sNps ~ TRAGEDY

(ny Eyeniug itesaid A, =. Leased Wire)
Waco. Texas, March ia. y. Dun
can. president 0f Waco machinery
company died here today as a result
of a pistol shot iirad Yesterday by
Alexander Johnson. another Waco
merchant
The shooting followed a business
narrcl Johnson b. under arrest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-07
W, J. Roberts Is in Burlington on lie

bdI DuoIIItbb UUuaJ'
F. H Ustick, superintendent of the
Burlington Missouri lines, and w. C.
Weleh, division superintendent at Han
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-07
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the friends for their kind
ness and also for the beautiful floral
rriftr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-07

MR.. JAMES TULLEY.
Mr.. AND MRS. S. H. BRoWNLEE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

wish to announce myself as candi-
date for the office of county superyis-
or for term Of 1913, subject TO de-
cis!on of republican voters.
JOHN DeROSEAR,
Mt. Hamill, Route 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-28
INVENTIONS Of EDISON
Cement SHOW FEATURE
First Opportunity of Public to
Examine Achievements of
Electric Wizard.

NEW YORK, January 2T--Thomas A.
Edison will be the most prominent ex-
hibitor at New Yorks annual cement
night at Madison Square Garden, and
continue for a week.
The cement show will give the general
public it's first opportunity to view the
wonderful results attained by Mr.. Edi-
sons experiments with cements and
molds, of which so much has been print
ed in the last two years. The exhibits
i'm which the electrical wizard takes
the most pride are the music boxes and
music cabinets he has made of cement
that are the exact replicas OF high
priced articles Of polished mahogans.
Covers Wide Field.
Edward Hagar. president Of the ex-
position, predicts that IL will surpass
previous shows in every way. The ex.
hibits will cover a much wider field
than ever before, and will show the
latest successful results of experiments
with the mixture of limestone and Stag
that was once considered useless for
any other purpoe than making side
walks.
A number Of the really big things
that have been done with cement .an
only be illustrated by models and ph'tef-
graphs, but there is one invention that
will be placed on exhibition that is GER
tain to attract a good deal of attention.
1t is called the concrete gun" and Is
a compressed air machine. made in the
form of a small ,aunon, to De useu
in plastering and applying thin coats
of concrete TO walls, floors, sidewalks
and similar other fiat surfaces. The
operator is able TO stand In one SPOT
and spread the raixture over SURFACE
within a fifteen-foot radius.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-28
Albert Weeks Sentenced.

CADILLAC. Mich. January 21.-Albert
Weeks, alias Earl Bliss. formerly or
Westfield. Pa. who pleaded guilty OF
manslaughter. in shooting and killing
Mrs. Fred Cozier in December. was today
sentenced to from two to fifteen years
In Ionia prison. Tho prisoner is twenty
three years old, aud il was claimed in
his behalf that tie gun was accidentally
discharged while he was cleaning IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-28

Kersey Coats sold mp to 312.50-Smal1 lot
of Women's Long Black Kersey Coats, trim
med with silk braids and inlaid n - ~
velvet collars: others plain tai ~ VA
lored Rummage Sale price.
Women's Coats sold mp to &16-Odd lot Of
Coats, consisting Of black and blue broad
cloth. kersey and serge, with
broad revers, satin-faced lapels 81 no
and velvet collars Rummage - /.SN
Sale price ......................
Women's Coats sold mp to $8-Fine Quail
ity Imported Black Broadcloth Coats. full
length. handsomely tailored and trimmed;
some with long shawl collar and cuffs of imi-
tation astrakhan; satin du- n - -
cheese lined. Rummage Sale - I/o
price Observation-Disclosures.
Cloth Dresses sold mp to slb-1.ot Of Wom-
ems and Misses One-piece
Dresses, in plain and fancy mix N - no
lures, neatly trimmed. Rum M w
mage Sale price
Fur Scarfs sold up t. 500 Black Russian
Fox Novelty Scarfs; long. fluffy. silky hair:
head and tail effect; also plain q - -r
shawl style Rummage sale sl4.7S
Fur Scarfs sold mp to $30- Jap Sable
Scarfs, trimmed with natural d -.
heads, tails and paws; newest -
effects Rummage Sale price.