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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
RELEASED AS SANE;
GETS HOUSE BACK

Through "a order of Judge Il. n.
Alhertson. Mrs Emma Jones. re-.
comfy released from Stellacoom
asylum as sane. was given posses.
sion Of her homo Friday. Tho
court also ordered that her son.
who has been guardian. pas her
5000 expense money
Mrs Jones asks Tor am accounting
81 her property. claiming that a
loan OF $500 was made ON securi.
ties that were almost worthless.
A year ago. after the death of
her husband. and after she had
been acquitted ON a charge of hay.
ing murdered him. Mrs Jones Waa
sent % the asylum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
COSTS TOO MUCH TO
KILL WITH JUICE

49, United rress Leased Wire
SALEM or Feb - After IN.
ycstigating and finding that IL would
cost from $40 600 10 $4,000 10 81.
stall ava electric chair 90 dlsplaee
the Kallows for legal executions.
the senate has today indefinitely
postponed action on Senator Ma.
larkcys bill having this change Ia
view
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
OREGON NOW GETS
MOTHERS PENSION

SALEM. Or Feb "a Oregon
viii have Mothers pension bin
for both houses ~ the logislaur,
have passed 10 by an overwhelming
vote and Governor West is ready Ia
approve a.
The bill takes care OF needy moth
eru having children under 10 Year
of axe A mother having one child
w allowed $40 per month For each
additional child INDECENT mothers
are 20 get S. 80 per month out OF
the county funds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

Evangelist Lyon advises the use
OF the oldtashioncd birch rod ny
the way. what has become OF the
old-fashioned birch rod
pid sou ever see an I. b. rod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

Thomas Sterling Of South "a.
kota, who succeeds Senator Gam.
bic N the United States senate. is
a supporter OF T. r.. elected by Bull
Moose votes. nc has been dean
Of the law school IN the state uni.
Versity at Nermillion.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
STOPPED THE MUSIC
10 RESCUE TWO PUPS
/ FROM BURNING HOME
Leader Rhinehardt Ran From
Theatre to Fire With His
H. Baton Still Waving.

Wo0s Louis Rhlnehardt leader Of
- eschsetfs q the Orpheum Theatre
SVooklyn. was welding the baton
- last night an usher whispered To
= mat the house at No. 70 South
sGt place. where he boards. vas on
~ Rhinshardts two pct aoss-s soz
is~ve~. Duo. and . Maltese poodle,
ShAev. he knew to be locked In his
ssso. His baton stopped half way on
. eAord. He deserted the orchestra
en- On the way out was accompanied
~ A'ss May Tway and two women
friends who live at No. u South Euiot,
piaes.
Rhinehardt was 20 excited that hs led
the way up Fulton street to South
1aliott place baton In hand. When h
0ot to the police lines. they wouh no,
- nrst let him pass. But he yelled
'Thsy must be saved-must be savsd!'
and dashed past the police to tiss house
There nremen stopped him.
But finally Fireman Ryan. Sirm IN <hs
bslief that Rhinehardts two ohiadrsr
were locked In the room. fought his va,
- through smoke. battered down th,
1oog and found two dAssd and ehokinl
The evening world., 1913-03-25
The Prize Values of t
Silks and Velvets

I0.inch Satin Charmeuse; regularly
ol.76: In . wide range Of Beautiful
colorinss; Blue Rib ,oe
ben Day. : 10
SS.inch Satin Msssalins; regularly
ol.o0; rich. lustrous quality; closely
woven; an extensive range Of
eolorings for evening and street
shades; Blue Ribbon ~
Day....................0 % G
So-inch Striped Wash SIks; Tor in
expsndvs yet serviceable dresses;
full 30 inches wide: in various
colored striped eifects; reg
ulasly Sc; Blue Ribbon ~
Dsy...... ............ - ~S
S0-inch Striped Messaline for soft.
cool dresses and separate waists;
oil pure silk; shown In . range Of
wanted stripes; various colorinss:
regularly 600: Blue Rib o0
bon Day. 00c
So.inch Brocaded Satin: values 70
el.6o; strictly yarn dyed brocsdes,
not 10 be mistaken for printed
effects: in . beautiful range a
colorings for dress and lining
purposes; Blue Ribbon 90
Day. 90 G
The evening world., 1913-03-25
l.inans

Linens
Splendid Huck Towels: grsss
bleschsd; large sise: union linen
towels: hemmed ends: value $500
dosen; Blue Ribbon q. 40
Day at. dosen. ...... 40
Large sise Turkish Bath Towels:
hemmed ends: soft and absorbent:
value sso; Blue Ribbon = e
Day. ct: ..:..:;.:.....:. LOG
Extra quality Table Damask: . yards
wide; heavy satin damask. hand
some patterns: ol.B0 value;
Blue Ribbon Day oe
10000 Y",d: isiic Crash To~.iias.
soft and absorbent: limit IS yards
10 one customer: Blue Rib a
bon Day. yard. ......... oMC
Hemstitchsd Ssun Dsmask Tea
Cloths; 80 inches squAss; o vslue;
Blue Ribbea Day. no
Handmade Aii.Laos Renaisssncs
Csntrepieees: q inches: 7So value;
Blue Ribbon Day. On
English Long Cloth: yard wide: soft
finish. le-ysrd piece: Blue o.
Ribbon Day. piece. 49,. 00c
~ Msia Hsos.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Enbroiderios

Corset Cover Embroide,iss. In entire
y new designs: high grade 81.
Gall makes; regularly &c. 20
Blue Ribbon Day. yard. loo
l7-inch 81. Gall Embroidered Flounc.
ings. beautiful designs. On fine
mstssials: sec and SOC values;
very desirable for children's white
dresses; Blue Ribbon Day. oA
s7.inch Flouncinss. regularly 7se 70
CSC; in richly em6roidsssd lace
designs Of Irish Point Flst.
shadow and Cluny work; ~
Blue Ribbon Day. yssd. @c
Odd Pieces Of AS-inch NouaainSs a
various kinds that vsss 0ssksd
Up 70 ol.S0 and MOO . yaed;
sons . triils soilsd; Blue On
Ribbon Day. yard. ...... 00C
- 1ala ylsss.
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Wash Goods

5000 yards Of high grade Pekin
Silks; . mixture Of pure Silk and .
small percentage Of highly msr-
cerixed Cotton; one Of the daintiest
Of Spring Fabrics. possessing all
the appearance Of high priced
Silks; excellent for street or even
ing wear; plain colors in shades
Of pink. blue. copen. navy, leather.
brown. tan. rose, maize. red. hello.
coral. royal blue. gray. cream.
white and black; regularly $50
yard; Blue Ribbon Day. -
Striped Madras for Meas ShiVls
and tailored Shirt Wsists; regularly
$50 . yard; Blue Ribbon . a
Day. yard. .............. loo
Woven Crspes IN . great variety
Of Striped Effects; white on solid
coloss, sad pink. blue and hello
ON white grounds. regularly ESQ
.ys,d; Blue Ribbon Day 1o!.
~ Naln y1oes.
The evening world., 1913-03-25

Regular oi.so asd els wids In
ported Lace Bands. 10 rich venise.
filet, Paraguay and novslty e.
lscts. for thinning Rstins. Vsals
ssd SIN materials; Bloc oo>
Nbbon Day. q. 3D.. 0OS
Regular sec sad SOC Shadow Lace
houncings. widths up TO- 10
inches; in great demand ios d!ess
trimmings; several desisns IN white
and Psris scsu; Blue 40
Ribbon Day. yard. 49,. ZSc
Real Linen Cimy Bssds ssd Laess.
including pattsrss imported 70 ~
tail at S6c 10 SOC . yard; 90
Blue Ribbon Day. yard. LOG
ol.O0 Double Width shadow Lac
Allovers. will make up Into besuti.
full lace gowns. drapssiss % sevns.
etc.: one Of this seasons most
wanted lsces; Blue Ribbon 40
Day. yard. 40c
- Man Ylsss.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
$500 FOR n. n. RR. SMOKE.
Special sessions Ftsss Company fss
Coutissisg Nsisa.sss.

The New Haven Railroad was hnsd
$500 in Special Sessions yesterday -.
cause It had failed to abats It's ssnoks
nuisance In this city. In 1919 the rod
pleaded guilty to two violations end
got time to remedy the bad conditions.
This limit has been extended several
times and when II was reported yestG-
day that there had been no Improve.
mont the fine was imposed. The two
points about which compliant WaA
made are at One Hundred and Thirty
second street and Brook avenue and a
the roundhouse In the Bronx yards.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Trimnnin9s

Imported gsrnitures Of various de.
sirabls styles; some for evening wear.
others for afternoon gowns; pearl.
silver jswelled, beaded embroidered
and jet effects; odd pieces. mostly one
Of . kind; in three groups.
Group l.. ol.6O value; Blue -
Ribbon Day 1t. o8C
Group H.. S2.0S value; Blue ~.
Ribbon Day At. DOC
Group ILL.,. eS.o5 value; %
Blue Ribbon Day at. .oS
~ Main Floor.
The evening world., 1913-03-25

S4-inch Mixed An Wool Suitines;
regularly el.OO and ol.a5; . good
range Of mixtures, in gray and tan
effects; for cost suits or separate
skirts; Blue Ribbon Day. az.
yard. ............... o. 6
S0-inch All. Wool Navy Blue Chew
lots; regularly CSC; good shade Of
navy blue; about ten pieces In
the lot; for early spring wess:
Blue Ribbon Day. A.
yoSo.s .s'...'ss. -
S0-inch Mohsir Sicilisps: value SO;
in brown. tan. navy, garnet and
black; excellent width: splendid
quality. that sheds the dust;oe
Blue Ribbon Day. yard. SOC
~ Main Ness.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Gloves

Women's Milaaess silk Gloves.
white, dxteen button length,
ies elbow lsastA sleeves. double
tipped fingers. Paris point en-.
broidered backs; regularly on
ol.SS. Blue Ribbon Day. 90 G
Women's Trieoa SILK Clovss for
elbow length sleeves. blsek and
white moose ustaiss. lebutton
length; reguasiy To; blus e.
Nbbon Day. .......... 0oC
Women white Glaze Gloves. lo-but-
ton length Mousqustsirs, On
Blue Ribbon Day. %
The evening world., 1913-03-25

loS $500 Embroidesed voils Robss;
beautiful designs; will make up
i it,. f R;sSa. p S,:.'.'; $3.50
Rich Bulgarian Enbeoidsrsd voils
Robes, I'll made TO cell up 70 5000:
all the very latest
models; Blue Ribbon "a 2o
Day st.............. ~4so0
$500 and $500 Paris Besdsd
Tunics; some Of net, others Of chit
fon richly beaded In various orig.
inal designs; the lstest French mod
IL; white aad evening sAsdss:
limited qusatity; Blue a. ar
Ribbon bay. ........ SIA0
~ Maln neos.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Wornen's NechVwear

"V1101u = HNVSNwOs
Sample Nsckweos In Ill The newest
Spring stylss, sbost l.eoo samples
al told. in collars. jabots. frills,
collar and cuu sets made Of Lsce.
net and bstiste. il very dainty
stylss; regularly csc 70 500; Blue
Ribbon Rna 12ic .,.1oc
Real lscs Neckiixiass: odd pieces in
handsome collars. jsbetA yohss.
chcmisettes. ETC.; some Of real
Irish. some FsAl Bruges. some
beautiful hand embroldsrsd and
real lace tsianed Elects; regu.
larly $500 TO $1,000: 900
Blue Ribbon Day. ..: 800
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Notions

Clsrk's o. N. r. Cotton: 900 yard
spools; quantity limited; I dos. to
customer: Blue Ribbon On
Day, dosen .............. oSc
Clark's O. N. T. Daring Cotton.
black. white and eoloss: %
Blue Ribbo. D:y, d sc -. 48c
mAds Real Hair Nets; large size;
ell shades: 70 c. o. d. orders.
RiSboa bay. 1850. 4 for 2Sc
csc Adjustable Dreas Shields; guar
anteed odoslsss end impesvious;
sises Z. . and Z; Blue Rib -
bon Day. ct. pair. ....... j &c
Ice Japan elk covered Princess Dress
Shields. guaranteed odorless; rsgu-
las and shirt waist style; sises 2.
. and 4; quantity lin 10lL.
lteos pair. ............ 90 ~
~ Main Floor.
The evening world., 1913-03-25

500 Dosen Fruit Of the Loom. Dwight
Anchor and National Shests: o0xe0
inches before hemmins; o. -
value; Blue Ribbon Day. I4c
500 Dozen Sheets Of good standard
quality muslins; 1890 inches b.
fore hemming; centre seam; SOC
value; Blue Ribbon Day %
Al .,.,,.,,,,.,.. oSC
~ Main Hese.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Handkerchief

5000 Handkerchief Of ell sorts Tor
women. girls ed boys; plain white
hsmstitcked; colorsd border: fancy
embroidered. asd Ice trimmed:
regularly 90 70 71sc; Blue "a.
Ribbon Day. for Z4c
Biz lot Of odds and ends OF oil binds
Of Handkerchief for men and WON.
en-; Irish linen hsmstitchsd: odd
initials; one corner embroidered:
novelty effects; soos . tsi0ls
mussed; regularly 1870 - CSC:
D. Ss : ss. sssl. &c Sc / &c
~ Nala Nsss.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Women's Spring Apparel

Women's smart Spring Suits; elegantly TAILORED; -
smart mixtures: ell luzurously lined with Pesu
De Cygne: regularly oaA7S. Blue Rib q - m
Don Oay......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - Wv
wemea's Jsunty Spring Coats; new S6.inch models 81
Bedford Cord. Serge and Black and White Wossteds;
smartly trimmed With MORE. iaills silks, Etc.;
regularly $3.50. Blue Ribbon >,A1e
Womsns Modsh Serge Dresses; newest shaped collars
and suiis Of Bulsariaa embroidsrsd rstine; high
waist li.s effect: regularly o7.So. Blue - 30
kiboon Day.. OOsOO
- Womens Mtsrnoon Dresses: values 70 ol0.75: odd
ones; the latest models elegantly made and trimmed;
in chssmeuse. tsifsts corduroy. bro o1e
cadsd ilk aad sssp. Bloc Rbboa Day. 20. 20
Womsn's Goes Washable Dresses: dainty yet very
ssrviesable: will launder we'll; many fetching
nodela trimmed with lsces. embroidery 90
touches Of color: na&erials are cotton - 1e
voiIss. hnsns. etc.. .................". 3d.
The evening world., 1913-03-25

loo-pises Decorated Americas Hseeslain Dia.9 81;
spsoy dsden; q pissss tss2lad NH ful ~
lines; regularly olS.So; BlO Ribboa "a a.
Oey......; -: :.;.... $500
0i.Ie; Blus Nbboa Day. 00O
600 dossn XltcAsa Wsess TanSlsss; yes9sey q ~,
tssas: regularly 10 dsssas Dlus 11eAso ~
Day. pr dosss.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
- 0aA ylsm.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Misses Suits and Coats

Misses now Spring Suits: made Of very fine quality
ssses: Balkan Blouses; large cut collar: others
trimmed with the Bulgarian eolosins.; draped
skit stylss: coats richly lined with Psau Dc Cy6ns:
sises u TO 10 years; regularly ele.7S; ,A1e
Bloc Ribbon Dsy.................. 81 40
Misses Spring Coats; Of Eponge lined throughout
viii Pssu Do Cy(ns; Collar drsPsd with charmeuse
and trimmed With self-covered buttons; one 81 the
lssest models; in eli desirable eolors; >-e@
regularly esA7S; Blue Ribbon Day :. ) I.oO
Gisls' Spring Coats, in graceful modes particularly
becoming to the younger srs; in serge and worsted
checks: large cut collar Of benssline or MORE. In
eontsastinS coloss; sisss to IL years; 40.
value. $50; Blue Ribbon Dsy....... $500
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Millinery

TsSoesd Suit Hats-jsunty little pokea nushroons
and the long crown hat trimmed with taiieta bows;
~ good eeJodsss; really worth $3.50; % no
Blue Ribbon Dsy...................S 1870
Wreaths Of assorted French flowers; oil dainty ~
and pretty; Blue Ribbon Day. EACH. 86C
Manufacturer samples Of Paris made
vins in Ill new colorings; Blue Rib 20
Main Floor.
The evening world., 1913-03-25

1000 Feather P1lovs,
covered with extra GOD
tickinFs and veil Md
with fine isstAsss; ~
value; only 3 70 . sus-
toner; Blue Aib-n0
- Day. Of. .ZIc
l,Seo HsstAss Pinsvss
extra good Qsds;
covered vitA Hlain
and Fancy Nekinss
end filled With fine
feathers; values ol.o0;
blue 1ibheo -
Day ct. ...... 6Sc
Wool Nap Blankets;
good sise; so(t and
warm; Asvs every %.
peasancs Il Wool
Blsn ksts: regularly
ol.S0 and el.7S; Dlus
Ribboa Day., -
a. pair. ...8l.l0
Fancy jacquard Dlaaksts
h No. pink. cray.
tan. dark blue; u
fancy design; regu-
larry $500; Blue Wh-
bon Day at. -
pair, 49,. $3.50
Muh Top Csoies<ahlss
viii AscA III beslas
n pish. Me-. lavsDlsA
ysdev. end esssa Anee
ss0slaily N.eS "a
N.Se; Dlus RibSss
s::sx.t2s:ege
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Stationery Department

Weddns Invitations and Announcements also Stationery for social
requirements engraved promptly in the most correct styles
Monograms Csests and Address Dies stamped in
plain eolors, bronze or illuminated
Large Of Imported Writing Papers and Correspondence
Cards in the newest tints and sses. in stock
Also for Wednesday. Specially Prepared Sale Of
Boxes, containing n Sheets Of Paper. n Cards and "a
IS Envelopes Initial Stamped on Paper and Cards. 4Oc
Boxes, containing IS Sheets Of Linen Finish -.
Paper ~ Gilt Edged Cards and 100 EnveopeA At S6c
Boxes, Containing Is Sheets q fine 49,
Black Bordered Paper and IS Envelopea At 45c
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Mems 5000 English HHhsls
Rain Coats

In fancy eassmsrss light and dssk pavUssa 49,
colon; ssgns have ialaid vslvst esoAss: - 80
es0eo - % ~. .......ss.. 49, ~
Meme Full Dross and Tsmed0 Voo1s
Aads Il imported nssssials: eeles. vADls.> 80
sssy; 49, - - -; up-to-tAs-olnUes >Aa
styles. Bius Ribbea Day. 0<Z0
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Furniture
800 Eus.sed Ok Rocl

$8sOO tOg1100 YAK 1G0C006
Fumsd Oak Rocker; AsAsashils 0ls6ag CuAeo ssoA
upAolsausd u Onvias 0ssso opansA -
a,s 81 ~ D.. -: ii ceHi. 81; SsCS -
isst; Assvy psdsSaA asd cswssse. No a an
Rlbbo0 Day. ....-... .Oo~OO
500 Dining Chair
os.eo onasasss1 Csidsa Oh No 60 pen1Ag Clnp
genuine lsoth9: fun ~: keA 6Aeksl He -
No00o Ooy... -
3l2.60 Fumed' Ok Table
Pumsd Oak Tabls; a solid oak. SHE'S 90 A.
inches long BY fsst wids mann. 5000
$500 Candidates Clock
isse hsh: I'll sneleesd; dass dees; sesihss "A an
The hour sad hall: o-Aey qsvsosat.. .30s00
o4ooo S.psee paslos 0siS: lesss Gnk
plush evshion; ssvsrsl eoless; DIus>oA an
rhiss S'' Sss.sS waii:.; D:::.:; ii.:
Ribbon Day Prise. ................ = 1<e.00
The evening world., 1913-03-25

Shsss lsastAs vs,ains issa - 70 sgs.0 yasdhs
easugk 70 csvse ~ svsss0s sssos so10 "a
paee eee; Me- No. psx: sly.se xe.r... ZxSe
NAlRN'S Heavy INLAm nN0k1v4sjaswsV
SssatIsy; 1lss 1ibesaDay. SaAss ~. ~
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Wossson's Knitted
Underwear

Womsn's white lisle
thread Swiss ribbed
Union Suits; low neck
and slssvslsas; tight Of
knee. or lace trimmed;
sizes I. 8 and 9; value
Soc; Blue Ribbon Day;
three i~ eI az.
esch. .........o DOC
Womeu's white extra nns
Cotton Vests; lsv sssk
and slseveless; tic
values; Blue 0bhes
Day !n four for "a.
~ ososo1 ySeos.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Won1en's Shoes

Women's Shoes
Women's White Nubuck. Button Boots Goodyear
welted soles. Cuban leather HEELS II Milo buttons;
e}f inches high. ssss ~ to ~; b. and D widths
olOO values. Blue Ribbon
q second I1oes.
The evening world., 1913-03-25
STERN BROTHERS

direct attention their large poesaons Of the productions a
Tie most noted pemers in Paris including DOay Houbigant
Violet Cety Cabila. Cuedy. Ssues Freres Agne Lsuthie
Nestly. Roger & Galet. Passard. Boujois Caron.
Delettzes. Cuerlain, Pivss and lie Grand
The evening world., 1913-03-25
STERN BROTHERS
Tomorrow. an Important Offering Of
Late Importation Of the most desirable grades Of
Household Linens

Household Linens
At Unusually Low Prices
Satin Damask Table Cloths 'l.7s, 2.40, 3.2s, ATS
Satin Damask Napkins, Doz 1.95, 40, 2.sS, 3.9s
Satin Damask Table Cloths,
Round SeAnopsd. at 2.9S, AS, $50
Satin Damask Napkins,
Sealopsd. 70 maseh Doz 4.95, $50, 6.2S
Linen Shests, henstitched. Pair $50, $50, Gas
,,... p,,,.,. emstitched. Pr CSC, las, $50
Embroidered. :" Las, LIS, l.sS
Huclx Towels, Hemstitched. Doz. ESQ, $50, $50
Show Towels, embroidered Each 4sc, CSC, 7sc
Crochet. CSC, LIS, 1.3s
Bed Spreads Satin Finished. $50. 2.2s. 2.ss
Embroidered. ." 3.95, 5.25, $50
The evening world., 1913-03-25
Waists and Blouses

Bstiste Waists. beautifully embroidered. Robespierre
collar; many lace trimmed; al new
merchandise. Blue Ribbon Day........ SSc
Exquisite Lingerie Blouses. beautifully trimmed with
lsees and dsieats Swiss smbrodefiss;
$500 value. Blue Ribbon Day.. 5 ~
$500 Lingerie Bousss: beautiful new models In eli
white betiste and French voles; white combined
with dainty coloriuss. and eli white 100
effects. Blue Ribbon Dsy....... 81 ~
e4.o8 Wash Flannel Waists. white and grey ground
with Pasisn stripe; silk stock and cuffs.
Blue Ribbon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 .oO
- oecSad Floor.
The evening world., 1913-03-25

0rlcsos0Soc
Royal Bonn. Aophess.
Royal Nplsts aa4 sGAse
high class brio-a-bssc:
$1,000 Piecsa
Blue Blue Ribbon M
5000 Pieces. Blue
Day $1,000
$500. 5000 and
$500 Pieces Blue
6 D:s..'. $500
$500. oAs0 s.d os.oo
Hand-psiAtsd Brie-s-
Bsse, painted By CONS
Of the bsst astluts IN
s sss's;:: s's$:;sslsl,:!s! s
The evening world., 1913-03-25

SWOAtors
Women's Atwood Sweaters; plain weave; Cardigan
stitch; $500 value. Blue Ribbon on
- " = ~ ~
Misses and Chldrens all wool Sweaters fancy weaves
white. red and grey; sls5 value. Blue Rib a.
bon Day. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6SC
III Recend Floor
The evening world., 1913-03-25
House Dresses

el.e5 Lawn Kimonos; pretty patterns in lowered do
signs; loose and empire effects; Blue Ribbon - -
Wy :. y q
ela5 Crepe Kimonos; Persian effects. with horde
trimmed with plain contrasting colors; Blue ~
$500 snd % 90 House Dresses. about 100 In all sise
and styles are broken; but al sizes repre-
ssnted In The lot from - 10 ~; Blue Rib
oVu ~, - wv
e+00 Silk Kimonos; attractive assortment In flow
cred and Persian designer loose and en-
pdse backs; Blue @bboa Dsy.......... $3.50
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-01-24
Death Of Mrs. W. M. LOmax

Mrs. Mary Emeline Lomax, wife
of William M. Lomax, died at the
family home in Laclede Tuesday
morning, Jan. 81, at 5:25 O'Clock,
aged IS years. 8 months and 3 days.
She had suffered several weeks
from complication of diseases
whicn finally terminated in pneu-
monia and caused her death.
Mrs. Lomax was born in Glen
coe, Belmont county, Ohio, May
18, 1847. She was of sturdy
Pennsylvania stock who crossed
the Alleghanies in the early settle
ment of the Western Reserve,
her parents being the late Judge
John Welsh and wife. Left moth
erless at an early age, she was con,
verted at the age Of seven and uni
ted with The Methodist church.
Coming with the family to Laclede
in 1866 at the time of the organiza-
tion of the Methodist Episcopal
church here, she united with that
church and was a faithful and con-
Sisfent member.
July 3, 1867, she was married to
William NJ. Lomax, who, with five
survives her, three sons
having passed on to greet her ION
the other shore. p" Truly her mem
ory is fragrant and her labOrs do
follow her.
The funeral service was held at
The NJ. E. church at two o'clock
Thursday afternoon, conducted by
her pastor, Rev. Thomas j. En-
yeart, and she was laid to rest in
Laclede cemetery, there to await
The resurrection of the just, bat
her spirit has gone back to the
God who gave it.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-01-24
Death Of c. c. MOberIy

Charles G. Moberly, a prominent
and popular young business man OF
Laclede, who had been in poor
health for several months, although
confined to his bed only about
three weeks, died at his home in
Laclede at seven o'clock Tuesday
evening, January 21, aged thirty
six years and twenty days. Funer-
al services were held at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at ten O'Clock
Thursday morning, conducted by
Rev. T. j. Enyeart, and interment
was in haclede cemetery.
Mr., Moberdy was born three
miles northeast of Gait, Mo-, Jan.
/, 1877, and was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. FL. Moberly. In
February, 1910, he came to La
clede and bought the implement
and undertaking business of P. F.
Felt, in which he was later joined
by his brother, j. w. Moberly,
under the firm name of MoberIy
Bros. Since coming to Laclede he
had made a host of friends bv his
accommodating manner and CHEEKY,
friendly disposition, and all who
knew him sincerely mourn his un-
timely death. He leaves widow,
who was formerly Miss Ruth
Shane.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-01-24
Death Of John ShohOneY

John Shohoney, an aged and
well known citizen, died at his
home in Laclede at eleven O'Clock
Wednesday morning of bronchial
pneumonia. He had been in poor
health for about two years, but his
final illness was of short duration.
Funeral services were held at the
home at four O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. conducted BY Rev. M.
S. Boyer. Interment was in La
clede cemetery.
Mr.. Shohoney was born in Pike
county, Missouri in 1910, and was
q years, / month and IA days old
at his death. In 1872 he moved to
Sullivan county and in 1880 TO-
Laclede, where he had since made
his home. He leaves q widow,
three sons. VIM. H.. Ora 7. sud
Roy and one daughter. Floy. Two
Thomas and Marion, and
two sisters. Mrs. J. ". 0'Nsal end
lirs. Mary Chofry. alec surgivs
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-01-24
Won't Push N. W. A. Raise

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, Jan. 21.-
The executive council Of the
Modern Woodmen Of America
decided today not to put into force
the new schedule Of rates authorized
at q head camp meeting held in
Chicago, but viii let the next head
camp which meets in 1914 pass
upon the matter. The councils
decision viii be effective regardless
of what disposition the courts may
make Of the injunction which now
fhssOcisty frOmenfOrcfug
the increase and which is on its
way 70 = hearing before TIE Illinois
Suprsme court.