Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 219, 19 July 1912 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JULT.19, 1912.

STEFFENS IS ANARCHISTIC"

(National News Association) LOS ANGELES, July 19. Stating his social theories in response to a searching cross examination by District Attorney Fredericks, Lincoln Steffens, the magazine writer, on tha fctand today in the trial of Attorney Clarence Darrow, charged with jury bribing, asserted he saw nothing wrong in freeing a man whom he knew was guilty of murder when the motive . was the result of class resentment against Injustice. Steffens, unruffled by the bruskness of the district attorney's manner, went through the long examination, smiling at times and always willing to answer and explain bis views as well as give the facts In the case. Steffens is the most important witness for the defense. Through him the hope to show that the arrangement for bringing in : pleas of guilty .in the McNamara case had been completed before the bribery scandal was sprung. Steffens today told of a conference between Darrow and Bert Franklin at a table in a hotel grill room where the McNamara jury list was openly discussed, and declared he heard no special reference to any particular name. On the cross examination Fredericks himself directed the fire of ques'tions. Fredericks asked Steffens if he were not an anarchist and the latter replied that he was "worse than that." In explanation of this remark Steffens said that after the McNamaras had pleaded guilty and before their sentence an officer of the court called on him at his hotel and asked him if be had not brought money from New , York for the ' Ilarriman campaign in Los Angeles and whether he did not vote the Socialist ticket. Steffens declared that he told the officer that he had brought the money but that since seeing the conduct of the court and the behavior of the people of Los Angeles and the whole country, the anger and violence and hate actual anarchy If there were an anarchist ticket in the field he would give it his support. Steffens acknowledged that he had represented all througn the negotiations that J. J. McNamara would have to go free. In answer to- further questions Steffens admitted that he knew that J. J. McNamara was guilty; that he found it out shortly after arriving in Los Angeles last November when he saw the McNamaras. Steffens said that he saw nothing wrong in trying to free a man guilty of a crime such as J. J. McNamara had committed, which was not an individual crime, but a social crime, the result of resentment of a class against injustice, which, he characterized as a revolutionary crime. Steffens said in his talk with the McNamaras it was evident to him that they represented a great class of American citizens who believe they cannot get justice except by crime. Steffens concluded by admitting that he had tried very hard to set J. J. McNamara free.

Plenty of Turtle Soup all day Saturday, 10c per bowl. Bring your buckets. Ed. F. Cutter, 403 S. 4th. 19 -2t Cnarminfl View. , Citlman (to house Agent) I thought you said there was a charming view from the front, win lows? "Why, there are only houses to be 6eeu. House . Agent So there 1 a charming view. air. In the house opposite lives the most beautiful widow you ever clapped eyes on. and sbe's always at the window. London Tit-Bits.

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You Will Never Dread the Summer Months

if you ask our advice about Summer clothing. There is no need of being uncomfortable when you can attire yourself in light weight clothing such as we carry in our stock.

In Underwear we have different style garments the balbriggan, (the regular and short lengths) and the B. V. D Garments of light weight material in knee lengths, without sleeves this can be furnished in two-piece and union suit.

Straw Hats. Negligee Shirts, Wash Ties.

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. CAUCO BUSY a Saturday,

Kllovoini'ilhi ID)aiy IF tunr CSrosill: aUtwlly (Dfl3a,ir sumo Sail 1tD IEoIlflps. AMI IProoodlnini ID) aye Those having profited by the phenomenal bargains are coming again and again and bringing their neighbors with them. It is contagious. This Merchandise Movement will continue all next week, each day trying to break all previous records. New bargains offered daily to replace those already closed out.

32C 0 pieces Best Calicoes, dark and light colors. From 7:30 to 11 o'clock, Saturday. 15c Worth 2c for new Fal1 styles Reversible Scrim, regular 25 cent goods. PRICE A11 Remnants of piece goods go at Price. For a good heavy Bath Towel; Would be cheap at 15c. JQq Another lot of those 25c and 35c Hand Bags with metal frames; at the price they ought to go in a day. lQPP Every Parasol in the Store goes at one-third off. 3 CARDS FOR 5c Bus that 5c Pearl Button 2 CARDS FOR 5c For that 5c McKee Safety Pin. We have them in all sizes. Buys a Fine Muslin and Cambric Petticoat, lace and embroidery trimmed; as a matter of fact there are some $1.50 skirts In the lot. Only 79c.

YOU WILL BUY IF YOU SEE THEM. Fine Battenberg Covers and Scarfs. ALSO A LOT OF CLUNY AND MEXICAN DRAWN PIECES. $5.00 Pieces for $2.50 $3.00 Pieces for $1.50 $1.00 Pieces for 50c 50c Pieces for ..25c One-half Price for the Lot. See Center tables.

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Children's Straw Hats at V2 Price, Now Just When You Need Them. 23c HATS for 13c 50c HATS for 25c $1.00 HATS for... 50c $1.50 HATS for. . . 75c $2.00 HATS for.. $1.00 and so on. We had . the cheapest Hats in town at the regular price. Now you can buy at one-half price.

Out Second Floor Ready toWeai- Deparimoni Has ' perhaps shown us the greatest loss the first three days of our sale. We expected this and are not surprised. When we cut. we cut deep and the ladies know this.

OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Children's White Dresses SIZES 8 TO 14 YEARS. $1.00 DRESSES for 50c $1.50 DRESSES for 75c $4.00 DRESSES for $2.00 $10.00 DRESSES for $5.00 It's Vt Price

For Norfolk Middy Waists, sizes 14, 16. IS and 34, 36, 38; regular $1.00 values, now only 79c. S4.95 For a lot ' Jun'or Suits; goods in this assortment worth up to $12.50, to close at $4.95. $2 98 Buys Ladies' and Misses' White Lingerie Dresses, worth up to $7.50, To close at $2.98.

White Serge Suits and Long Coats Are As Good Now as Sugar in Grocery Store Note the Reduction. $20.00 Coats and Suits only.... $10.00 $15.00 Coats and Suits, only. .. .$7.50 $10.00 Coats and Suits, only ....$5.00 It's H Price

J9C For that 75c Gingham Shirt Waist; only about 10 dozen left. M QQ One lot or Fine White Lingerle Waists, from $2X0 to $3.98. to close at $1.98. S6.95 For Sllk Dre88e from 115.00 to $17.50. To close, $6.95. CO 95 Buys Silk Dresses worth from : $22.50 to $3.00.

Watch for oixr sale ad every clay; 'twill be profitable reading. Store opens at 7:30

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PRICES THAT SPEAK W0MMIFU1L BABfiAINS

Misses' Black Velvet, Two-

Strap Slippers, $2.50 grade SI. 45 Ladies' Kid Tramp Last Oxfords, $3.50 grade, for ....... $2i45 All $4 Oxfords, Tan, Russia Calf and Gunmetal, this week S2.95 .Ladies' $350 and $4 Oxfords and pumps (not all sizes) $1.00 One lot of ladies' small size Oxfords (not the best style) 50c Ladies' Tan Tramp Last Oxfords, $4 gradev Blucher style .$2.45

Boys' $3.00 and $3.50 Oxfords 98c Ladies' $3.50 Chocolate Kid Oxfords, Grover make, strictly hand turn, gore front style, price during sale $2.25 Foster's Patent Oxfords, $4 grade .$1.95 $4 Black Suede and Gunmetal Pumps on the new Stunner last, this week at S2.95

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Brown Suede grade

Pumps, $4 -..$2.65

Grey Suede Colonials, $4 grade -.$2.65

Champagne High Shoes, $5 grade $2.95 Barefoot Sandals, $1.50 grade $1.25 White Buck Colonials, $4 grade S2.65 Misses' Black Velvet Slippers, $2.50 grade, $ 1 ,49 Boys' Oxfords, $3.00 and $330 grade 98 C $4 Rubber Boots at $2.95; Elephane Head Woonsocket Rubber Boots, guaranteed, this week only $2.95 Men's $4 Oxfords', all leathers, including our Tramp Last $3.25

For Men Hanan's $6 Ox

fords, tan, vici or patent, at $4.95 Men's $5 English Style Oxford, black or tan, $3.95 Feltman's Tramp Last Shoes $3.60 Misses' White Buck Shoes at .-81.98. Misses Oxfords and Slippers 98) Barefoot Sandals, $1.25 grade 9Qc 100 Pairs of $4 Men's Oxfords allel to our $1 a pair list for this week.

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