Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 11

OCTOBER SUNDAY ifORNIKG PRETTY II tore for Values 1 Good Values-Easy Terms GIRL A9A1M IN Not occasionallv. but every day in the year. Our location just I one block from 14th and Broadway gives us a decided advantage, over stores paying higher rent this advantage is yours. Not only do wc carry a big stock of dependable merchandise, but our prices are always the-lowest, whether you buy for cash or take advan LIMELIGHT Newest Styles and Best Makes in Women's and Misses' i' Two Queens Confer Favors On 1 Owner of Tiny Irish Terrier. tage pf our liberal credit terms.

OAtrAND TRIBUNE AMERICA Iff yTTl -r 'r i 3 GRANDEES AT FEET OF MARION DOUGHERTY For the" Kitchen Substantial Table with drawer; -g p-well made and a big, value at 2fl I J. Waists and, Mystery of Woman's Death in Paris Leads toDetermined Search. Chair Kitchen Miffioery Special $1.75 A Good snough: for any kitchen in the land. Well constructed with solid seat 50c Special Special Valines ere is the Stove of Stoves Russian Ponv Coat, brocade Coats COrltS 111 slk am Skinner satin lined, -wv' 50-inch lenrth, with handsome IP tie Universal jeweled buttons, semi-fitted model Special at $50.00. Regular value $62.50.

i ft Street Coats Three quarter lengths, made of rough material and Scotch tweeds also Set up and connected with water coil, complete plain materials Priced $15.00, $17.50 and $20.00. A St i-s for itself in fuel economy. Nickel trimmed and equipped with every modern device. Suits that pa Tailor-made Suits newest models and materials, with the latest cut skirt in newest colors; also black Priced $25.00 We guarantee the Universal to be absolutely the best medium-priced Stove on the market. to rv only the best Our line of Stoves is complete in every respect.

We ca makes, a variety great enough to supply every need, from $17.50 up. Special showing this week of Imported French Pattern Hats. Priced exceptionally low. Millinery (By VANCE THOMPSON.) PARIS, Oct. 8.

Pretty Miss Marlon Dougherty, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Webeter Dougherty of Philadelphia and daughter of the famous Dan Dougherty of the silver tongue, js one more in the limelight. Dougherty was only 16 and a pupil In a Paris convent school when she ran off! with "Baron" Richard Alexander Bohemian, with vast estates near Prague. But In a little time the girl-wife found that the Strobel titl and thelstrobel estates were fairy stories and that her husband was nothing but a wheedling adventurer.

So they were di-vort-ed. That was in 1908, and since then Miss Dougherty has not been largely In the public, eye. Now ehe la with her parents at the Hotel Meurlce, having Just motored up from San Sebastian, and she has: brought with her the congratulations of two queens and one king and a gold medal for her Irish terrier "Patsy" and a strong recollection of fetes, flowers and adulations from the grandees of Spain, such as fall to few American girls. When the Judges of the San Sebastian dog show awarded the gold medal to Miss "Dougherty's "Patsy," the sportsmanlike young King Alfonso and his English Queen Ena wtre the first to offeY their hearty congratulations. Then the queen mother followed the example of the royal pair and added her felicitations.

SIMILARITY Queen Ena seemed to remark a similarity between the prize winner "Patsy" and the Irish terrier that so piteously mourned at the late King Edward's death end it transpired both these terriers are of the same blood and family. King Edward's faithful dog. by the way, is now at Copenhagen with Queen Alexandra and is said te be still grieving for his dead master. Miss Dougherty and her mother were spending the season at' Biarritz when It occurred to them that "Patry" might win a prize over the border. This she did, carrying eff all the first honors and reaping golden laurels for herself and her happy rnlfetrees.

All this of. course was before the revolution in Portugal and the ahakiness in Bpaln. Friends, relations and onlookers are worked up to a high pitch of excitement over an Impending lawsuit by Mrs. Walker Fern, a cousin of the late President Grant, to obtain an accounting of the vast property of her niece, Mrs. Wilkinson, whose mysterious death was the sensation of Paris some months ago.

EXCITEMENT THERE, 1 Excitement now intense because very direct evidence? of poisoning l.as been dis- GET OUR FREE RENT LIST The makes of all garments sold: by us are from the leading manufacturers of New York. Paris and Berlin, consequently the fit, finish and durability bf our garments are to be relied upon. MIIAN 1 MSEY furniture il PRICES THE LOWESTl I VALUES THE BEST I 1 Our Credit Plan Applies on These Specials. Your Good Here. "Use It.

Company LIBERAL CREDIT One Block from 14th and Broadway. 224-226 San Pablo Ave. 511-515 14th St, aster ITER COMPANIES ST HGY CE IS Near Clay AHflESTS TOCillViE WORKING TOGETHER AROUSES WRATH RadroadNews WOMAN NEAR DEATH FROM WHOOPING COUGH Explanation of Deal Between NEGRO RESIDENTS MEET OPPOSITION Children Invited to Party and Sent Home Some Refreshments. Italian Names Leaders of the "Bladk Hand" Gang in Long Letter. Bay Cities and Western Engineering Concern.

MANY GRASS VALLBY. Oct. 8. Mrs. John Koger of Indlaiv Flat, Yiear Nevada City, has been taken to Washington, this county, where sho contracted the whoop Thiri discovery, following so rime '-on the attempt to poison Mme, NEW YOri That the Western Engineering and Water Supply Company, which -as IC.

Oct. 8. The arrest of sev-criminaJs who are believed WILL GO TO TOSEMITE Clai.de the daughter of Dr. John Italian ing cough and is in a serious condition. L.

Phipps of Seattle, has caused peopl era to supposed to be a subsidiary company hare bJen associated In a. "Black I.ONDCN, Oct. 8. Next week there will be a scene of great gayety at the beautiful little town of Arundel, In Surrey, where the Duka of Norfolk, the premier peer of England, reigns supreme as feudal lord of the manor. A tradesman of to begin to wonder if the poison route North Oaklanders! Are Making of elthei- which has operated exten band the Spring Valley Water the Peoples Water Com- rs the usual way ol getting na.oi Ancu can women In Paris.

The high stand Whooping cough, ia very prevalent in jWashington and the school has been palled on account of it. Kvery precaution la being-used to prevent the spread rf tho dlfienpa. Company sively 1 in vkrlous parts of the United Organized Fight Against Threatened Invasion. lne of Mrs. Walker Fearn, who belongs ported by the New Tork po- U-, Is ex pany.

Is 6 be a link In the chain or ft i Jesuit of evidence turned over JlrfJ hm the i the town intends to plve a big tea party to one of the. oldest families, is a pre-sumntion in her favor. to khrm In a u-ner fni irum nar uu ranj a general treat to all the children Rates On Two Roads Excursion Bo as to be near at hand to push the Just receive Ji're. me writer says mat The threatened movement of ne- now- that hp Is sale in Jiaiy ne winnes for Indian Fandango; Notes r. groes from West Oakland to choice ccse to the bitter end, Mrs.

Fearn and her daughter, Miss Barton French, have taken nn acartmant in No. 11 Avenue an organization under wwen to tlfntiunr of Traffic Men. of a mutual benefit society thi dlsgulsd Vlptor Ilueo. It arpears that Maria Hew for: Italians fn America compels his coun-come members under threat. itt Wilkinson's entire tortuno went to the trj tnn to The tndlan to be held In rm.nt le Montsaulnins and his ramuy, sweats tnem to secrecy ami men iun.eu rvTineoterl bv marriage with Mrs.

Wil- th'jun to taWw.pnrt In criminal expeditions Yosemite jalley. October 10 to 12. inclusive, la attracting much attention numplircys' Seventy-Soveii Breaks up Grip and tho leaders. trin.nn throueh the marriage of her ttlnrmed mentions the two leaders, mother with the well known sportsman, 'Chu lft tr all over the state, and it is expected In lives In this city and the L. Boruski.

As a matter of fact the real rno of wh() that manyl small water supply companies that the Bay Cities Water Company plans to acquire' was Indicated by the tat7 ment made yesterday by C. E. Oilman of the latter corporation. The Western Engineering and Water sjujpply Company has a daily water supply of about 69,000 gallons and -is bifpplylng San Leandro and certain sections of Oakland with water. It I was organized by S.

J. Bell, who turned! over his Interests to the company; Wheni asked If the Bay Cities had absorbed! smaller company. Oilman 8aid: "I cannptisay.that we have bought them out. bwt I. vrill say the.twa companies axe working for afthe common good of ftfiei water consumers." The smaller company (has recently bought UR thei Flint ranch, which aliohg; both sides of Alamieda creek, and as the company Is pre- vir are Mrs.

Walker Fearn, the aunt thousands people will celebration. other In Jersey-. He says they are for many of the crimes at- aitend the r. thft deceased, and the Baroness De St. repj-onsibl trMuted.to Both th4 Southern Pacifia: arwT the Lhe "Black Iland." The names residential districts In' the" northern part of the city is to be resisted by the Santa Fe Improvement Club, ilch has passed opposing- the sale or rental of property to both' negro and Asiatic customers.

The tendency of negroes to attempt the gaining of a foothold is most! noticeable In the Santa Fe and Poirlerl tracts in North Oakland. A "speciaf protective committee" of fifty thas; been appointed by the Improvers to) Interview those owning or handling property and Inform them of thej op- position. More than 2000 persona have signed an agreement pledging themselves to not sell. Jease or (rent property to these undesirable people, Bresson, the adopted daughter of the late ompanies are preparing to Santa Fe 0 withheld by the police pend- 1 1 men art Mrs. Wilkinson.

handle the! largo, crowds that are ex rhttaatlon. lnK an inve pected to go over their linesi and are The states mat ne-waa preseni. when one vt the lenders, assisted by his offering round trip tickets for one "The Earlier Stage" "executive committee," murdered an Anrkan lit cold blood, robbing him of o. The name of the victim Is also of the district and behind this apparently tame announcement is a story of almost incredible stinginess or heartlessness which has aroused-the little town to a wild state of indlgation. Some weeks ago the Duchefs of Norfolk celebrated the birthday of her baby son, the Earl of Arundel and Surrey, and requested that all the school children of the district be given half holiday.

The liberated children were then invited to Hjiond the afternoon at Arundel castle. Many of the youngsters came long distances to attend the promised rare treat. After the children had played on tne grounds for two or three hours the duchess appared and is said to have re-maiked: "Now you can all go home and have tea and then come back here and run raeeis." The wretched children, tired, hungry and ti lret), were not offered jjven a glass of water. Of course many never returned, but the few who did ran races. The duchess, who had sent a footman to the bank to change a ten shilling gold piece into toppers, distributed the prizes, the first prize being nix pence.

The affair created sucn, indignation In the tpwn that tha mayor of Arundel, a trsdefciran, lnvitod all the same children to a rarty, which cost horn $50. This rttther deliberate hit appears to have had no effett; hence a second tea party is organized tor next week. The duchess was a daughter of the late Iord Uerries and was raised In such gen PL! BIG BULL TO RAISE withheld. Every one knows they have taken cold' after they begin to roiio-h and snffif. WOULD BUILD CHURCH paring to? increase Its service Is IN FIVE SHORT HOURS probable ithat an Impounding dam will be erected on this property.

The company has already, twenty-jlve miles of pipe line In San Leandro and Oakland, and a thinfc fares. These tiqkets will be sold frorri October 8 to 12, inclusive. 1 i Among the many things of interest at the fandango will be the Digger war dance the flr.e dance, foot races, Indian footjball games and many other Interesting) Indian sports. There will also bo th weaving of grass and willow ware. something that is, always interesting! to those who have never had a chanjee to see such things.

FA jtLERS' MEETING. -The Santa Fe Railroad Company will offer iround trip ticket to San Jose from jN'ovember to 16, rood to return frorn November 5 to 17, for one and one-third fares. This redjic-tlon Is made ft account of-the Farm- ers' Educational and Co-opertiVd L'nion. i Many of the railroad officials frorq the local offices went- to San FJran-f clsco yesterday to attend the baseball game- between the rival railk-oa4 inrAro. Oct.

S. Headed r.y a San Francisco Printers to Give Dance; Oakland Will Also tJave An Affair. w.Jnlan. thU members of the Christian There is an earlier tag-e of las- situde and weakness if "Seventy-5 eeven' is taken at this "first feel-i injrV it will break up the cold, Seventy seven" breaks cp, stubborn colds that hang on. A small vizi of pleasant pellets- fits the vest pocket.

At drug' tores, '25c. i HfairareTS Homn. Msdletns eorne Wit vit Ann Tf. Nw YnrM Clijurcli igrf-Ktlon or loiiemoii, teams. A banquet at the Palace note will follow the game.

CABANISS REVOKES dhlna, tried to make a recora toctay in of church thftinmttf TlK'v expected to erect the building 1 ,1 PAROLE OF KUNZ and to vvor- brkiiiff hours In i five F. M. Bhick, agent for the Sant. Fe company at Berkeley, was In Oakf land yesterday on railroad business, I Chas. Brbwn, law department of the Santa company in San Franv Cisco, wes In town yesterday.

I tomorrow. thlp In It 1 U'he Jlek-. Martha Ptout Trimble, i charge of th cojigrresa- minister 1 teel poverty that her friends say aha can tloti, will pe on hand with a band of not even now realize she Is the wife of 1 heilpers who to build the FREETOTHE 1 o'clock they mptly at ture. Pro m. It will cease.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. of the probation officers. Judge Cabanlss I revoked today the parole of William Kunz, the artist convicted of having stolen Millet's painting, "Shep-perd and Ptocfk" at the Golden date Iark Museum. Kuna was arrested last week for the theft of saw, He wflli be sentenced" next Tuesday for the stealing of the painting. I top.

iv HI otart Until Wkit Thien a dlniner will be served. Why one of the richest peers In England at the present moment. The duke, who Is ne of the simplest of men end very kind hearted, supports several of his wife's relations. It is believed 1-e knew nothing about the arrangements of his wlfe'e famous children's rurty. Mernberi of the Christian church Indiana, will coigregatlbn at Gary, tetid workers to help thfi Tolleston coin rrtra ipn 1 mo A New Hom Cur That Anyone Can "Watch This TT? Ua Without Operation, Pain.

i You. will ultima ely get a GAS RANGE. Stor Danger op Loss of Time. or Exclusive Styles! IT BEGIN THE SAVING NOW: SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8.

The members of the various unions affiliated with the Labor and Building Trades Councils are looking forward with considerable interest to the ball to be given by San Francisco Typographical Union No. 21 a week from next Saturday night at Dreamland Rink. This is the first affair of this kind held under the auspices of the Typographical Union in a good many years, and the committee having the affair in Charge is leaving nothing undone to make it a success. The rink is to be deeorated, and a number of features are to be introduced that will provide much merriment. Schupperfs band will play.

Grant Munson. the "Cupid" of County Clerk Harry Mulcrevy's office and stfll a prominent member of the union, will be the floor manager, and he will be assisted by a committee composed of some of the most popular employes of the various newspaper and Job offices In the city. The object of the ball Is to raise a fund to help defray the expenses of the International Typographical Union convention te be held in this city next August, The committee under whose arrangements the coming ball will be held is, composed of John W. Kelly, Harry Til-" ley, Elmer E. Troxell, Louis O'Brien, Leo Mlchelson, A.

J. Moore end Eugene Donovan. Harry I White is the president of the union. Oakland Union, -No. 88, is preparing for a Bight at the Orpheum November 7, the proceeds to go to entertain the delegates In Oakland.

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and Just unpacked, some Novelty Mixture Coats priced at ID tO We are "till sellinrr American Pony Fur Coats made of eenuine skins! 52 inches en nr long1, handsomely lined, worth $50.00, ''''''T FREE COUPON Mark locatioa of Rapture on Diagram and snail to Off. W. S. RICE I7S Maio Adams, N.V. Ab.

Oakland Gas, Light For one week, if the lot holds out, we will offer a Caracul Coat lined with bro- rV 1 r-C caded satin, 52 inches long, at M. vJ'w I fT I TtmsfcRuprurstf Sild elsewhere at $30.00. i Ca of Aapfvre and Heat Company Thirteenth and Clay Streets, Oaldand WINS DAMAGE SUIT. PANTA ROSA, Oct. 8.

Judge Eeawell this afternoon gave F. A. Wasson a Judgment for H8 against C. E. Lang, whom he sued for 1SS33 or the return of trolley stock.

The ease attracted considerable attention, as It dealt with the disposition tr -l 514 13th Street AARON YEHL.