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VOL. XIV.
ROSI RI RG, OltKGUN',
Tlll'RSDAY EVENING, APRIL , llll.
No. 41.
Review
11)1
ini
Bill
Reported Reapportioning
M01tGAXH,:iMS UNDER FIKK
I ln'oa in force ia Oregon for sum
j Unit anil the qut'stiou of the riinsti-
tiiiiniiali'y of sm-h h-islatiou h.is
bfvii broiiiilil iH'foiv Hit' Supivme
j I'ourt of that 'state more that. onr
! I am not .'uh tin t lit millennium
I to come in puliius, if divert 1 n.s a
I Uun nhouiil bt u u i finally ntloid tl
in this coiintiy. Afier all. aiul in
I the final analysis. th' stability in
I st h 11 1 Uniii must depend uoii the lum-
i-r-ty and patriotism of our people.
I " ('an any Senator surest ti heiier
wav tlian tiiat ot KivtiiK ni-al.r
power to til' people throimb the til
ed primary 41 ml tin initiative, rer
leiuiuin ami recall'.'
"The lviall is singled out as the
one imletetisihie provision in uie n-
iti :n: itoi.iti:i
OX HAII.ItOAO TltACK.
Milluoml Man TnlN in Willi Tramp
11 1 ul Iais.s !Moiii-y ami Watch .
Trio Arrestetl.
TES
S. P. Freight Agent Talks at
Commercial Club
Jliidcn Speech ol StnaM Wuiks
DcfiDse o liiiiu:ivi' and
Special to the Evening Review.
WASHINGTON. April 2n.-T!i,
House census committee today re
polled u bill reapportioning Hi.
House liii'lli Ij.'I sli 1 1 up to a tolal 01
4:111. No slate loses u member. Ida
ho, Oregon ad Montana are a m on k
those gaining one member. W ash
InKtou gains two.
After tin Moigiinlioiuis.
Investigation ol the charge thai
the Morgan-Guggenheim syndicate
has been given puwoi 10 seize a Mini
through the Chugach National fort-si
from Alaskan coal lands to I'oi.i rol
ler Hay was begun this afternoon,
when the Senate adopted the I.;.
Follette resolution instructing tie
Secretary of the Interior to transtnti
to the Senate a list of claims, locu
tions filing and entries made In Clin
each forest. The land was rere,iii
opened to entry by executive nr.ier
This Is the only opening to coal h. ad
it Is alleged, not already controllo.:
hv the Morgan and Guggenheim in
terests. The Senate will determine
whether the syndicate Is seizins lb'
laud.
ONE SHIPPER IS FAVORABLE
1
Charged with assault and robbeiy.
three tramps. (Ill loiviguers, are ill
the county jail in Reselling, uwait
Iub a hearing to be given ibem to
morrow. They were brought here
Ibis morning from Oakland, near
which city they are alleged to have
beaten Sam W. Kukin, who fell in
with them by chance on the railroad
track.
The prisoners ale John Wallace. ui
posed constitution. ..ml the right . ' . ...i .,...i..i ?., 5 li.or an I . - ...
,.- .....u. .. HiKihnrtf no h Kent-Ill ni Lin
Auslrian. rile hooty consisicu o njiuift ulih, iuv -.... .......
$;I.N0 In money and u silver wuicii,
worth about $10. Kaklus Btlllcase
was broken Into by the thugs, but
none of the contents is missing, ex
cept a L'll-cnlibor target pistol. Kakin
positively identities the trio as his
assailants. The prisoners deny that
they are guilt
VP
I
)l)
given to recall judicial olllccrs 1
nounced as particularly obnoxious. I ;
am In entire syiupathiy with the obj
ieciiou to tlie recall of judges. Hill
what has the question whether 1 or"
any oilier senator does not believe m :
the recall of Judges to do Willi tile
right of Arizona to l.e udmilled as a ,
stale? I
"The provision lor the recall Is no'
in violation of the constitution or
enabling act. It is a question that
effects Arizona alone anil one nun
her people have a right to settle tor
themselves.''
Aii.onn Has Champion.
WASHINGTON. April 2tl. Speuk
ins on the admission of Arizona to
the I'lilon. Senator John I). Works.
Republican Insurgent of California,
delivered his maiden speech In the
Senate today. Ho said in part:
"The proposed constitution of Ari
zona provides for the initiative, refer
u.wlni .iiul i-eeall. Obiectioli Is made
to the admission of this territory as by all dealers
a stale on this ground and this alone.
"The referendum has been ill force
for certain purposes in almost if not
nulle everv stale the I'liion from
the beginning and ihat in the most
important ol all questions the ndop
timi nnn a mendments of constitu
tions desires many other things.
The Initiative and referendum
MI'.TIIOIHST MIMSTKIt
RAPS l-ROIIIIIITIONISTS.
I'ORTl.ANK. April ll. "The pre
lilbition party would not endorse
Christ himself ir he were not a mem
ber ol the prohibition parly." said
ltev. Charles T. Mcl'llersoll today
when ho was asked to explain lb"
.allure of the straight prohibitionist"
to get behind bitii as a candidate fo
-oillicilmall-at-large when they held
tbeir mass convention .Monday.
I am a Republican." t'onliniiel
'lel'lierstm. who Is pastor of lie
Kpnortll Methodist Klilseopal elm i el.
I did not ask the prohibitionists t"
ndoise me and I do not expei
ill. -in to. I know their policy. The.
wouid not endorse all angel from
heaven if not a member of Iheh
partv. And they would not endorse
Christ himsell. save on the same ion
diiion."
Mi 1'herson says he will ask fot
voles from his pulpit next Sunday.
B lwtta TtinilDuls, AssciUd
--l'p to Coiumissiuii
Kxisilng freight tariffs will re-
Knroiite from Millwood to iiaKiat u main until the Interstate I oniinerce
to take a train out of the city. Kakin Commission decides that chunges
came noon the three tramps on the; m.(-,.ssar.v. All you can do is to
railroad track, three-quarters of a ,.t nu, st,nitlon alone. The Inler
mile from Oakland, about 9 o'clock ; Hlllll, Coinmisslon is working out the
lust night. lie walked with them ; 1.(,i,(,, nut only for Roseburg. hill
and chatted with them for at least Il)r a uliu,r localities, and no rall-
jmi yards, when
denly
one of the trio Slid-i i l ulled Stales lias tin
stepped behind him and felled ; HVl,.r ,,, eliange u single rate mull
I
tit of this method, because ot Its
proximity to the Porlland tcrmlna!.
The freight luriita between llii- cltv
and San l-'rauclsco are lower than
those w hich apply to any town b. -tween
Reselling and the California
line."
Regarding the collection of a Port-lalld-Hoseburg
rale oil shipments
reaching hero from the Knst en
which charges have been prepaid for
the entire distance. .Mr. Millcliay ot
tered Hie following explanation:
"Aueuls of Eastern railroads ar
quoting erroneous rales. The ship
per Is supposed to examine I he tarilt
schedule at his disposal at the time
of consigning bis goods. If he does
not pay enough at the shipping point j
be must pav the balance here. I'nd- r
,i. law we ... ''peiied ''';';:"'. Madera's U 1 1 1 m dt a ni to CuiBuiandcr Ol
l ne amount
recourse Is to complain to the courts
and the railroad which furnished tic
erroneous rate will be subject lo a
line of 2Uil. The shipper, of course,
cannot recover any money. Such a
pracilce would open the way for re-
"il,"lt'' .... I !Ch,.i,.!..l In II... l.-.li. llvli,.
"We do not accuse ine noilim-in ..j. ...... ... ...v ....... ....... ...
f wiiif.i ilis.rlmination WASHINGTON, April 2.-Slah
...'...i.t-it ii...lmrir " sail) Mr. Jackson. I d War Department otlW-lalu are nil
uu..n h..u..vi that iheiURUK today over the receipt of In for
, "i ' ,. in..,iiiiihi( 1 nialion that the reply of President
imnt.i ....... Iih.v tt Pf.ui1..iil Titfl u nnlit rt.irnii)
I W I I K il l ' " " '"
Diaz Tells Tafl Americans to
Blame For Border Strife
INTERVENTION NOT LIKELY
Juariz Lrads to Truce For
Peace Conference
bo made without thurough deliberation.
Pederuls Secure Truce.
EL I'ASO. Texas. April 20. A
peace conference began lute this
afternoon at tleiieral Mudero's camp.
when mi uutumotille Hying white nags
and hearing olliciuls of the federal
and provisional government left
Juarez for the Flores ranch. Thu
ottlclals. it Is staled, bore concessions
from tho federals.
The overture of the federals for
peace followed tleiieral Madero'a de
mand last nlghl upon General Na
varro for the surrender of Juurez to
the Insiirrecto army within 'it hours.
Previous lu the arrangements for
the peace conference, the insurgent
commanders formally notified the U.
S. troops at 101 Push thai they ex
pected to attack .luurei at 6 o'clock
tonight, when .Mudero's ultimatum to
Navarro to surrender or tight would
have expired. The lusurrectos bIbo
urged Americans to keep away front
the boundary. In Juarez there are
7 all regulars and S00 volunteers all
ready tor battle. Madero haB prac
ticully placed his 2T-U0 men lu posi
tion for mi attack.
The Rest Cough Meilicluo.
"flnr bubV'crlcs for Chauio. r'a'ii
Cough Reined.." wriles Mrs
Kendrlck, Rasaca. Ga. "It is the
i-oiiirh remedy on the market
coughs, colds and croup.
T i:
I'!.-
l-'or :-ui
avenue
look
has
The ladies of the '!i.'. Menial Ca'
lii re Club will hold lle 'r liual meet
ing lor this vear on T.u sday afic'
noon, April 2Mb. Kadi member of
the Club Is privileged lo ask a guesl
anil all are asked to bring llu-'r
iiii v work. Mrs. W. A. Sniiek. Presi
dent.'
The Sworn Statements of All
Regular Life Insurance Com
panies Doing Business in Oregon
(43 in All) Are Now on File With
State Insurance Commissioner S. A. Kozer
They Show That:
During the Year 1910
OregonBfl
Oregonfife
him with a heavy blow on tlie
of ti e head As be lay prostrate he
received two more blows in the fact.
The men then rilled his clothes. tak
ing his money and tlie watch. Kakin
was conscious and fully realized that
lie was being robbed, but fearing
worse piMiisl.ii.ent if he made any re
sistance, he lav still. As soon as the
robbers disappeared III the darkness
Willi his suitcase, he hastened to
Oakland and noiilled the authorities
of what had happened. ;v,,s
Immediately sent to Sheriff Q.ii.c
who left here tor Oakland on he
... ... I,.d train at 1 I :-"'. '"''' K1"""
i..-., -...-ilmis lo guard every
leading from the town.
i-i... nf I lie rooi.ein
i.lace before the arrival of the sheriff
,t Oakland. Intent. doubtlessl. on
heiriig their way out of Oakland on
,1,.'. overland and 111 an effort to pre
vent suspicion from attaching to
them, the throe had made a dotoni
from the scene of the crime to he
psite side of the city and lien
ea.ne nark In the station
,-.,iliond track. The ruse failed o
work. however. Ilepilly
Phillips, who was on
.1- ..l-.eell till'
" a .- bin without hesitation.
......need till-Ill till! IIU-H
The'sloleu watch was found near
,he spot where the tramps were ar
.....! i. iu nn.uutiied one of them
' ',.V.,i this' ,,,.1'iiosdy in aiilicipation
. i..i,.i..ed and searched
ol in-.iiH , .........v IO
,, Mirers a so founu on in -
"n-Vesponden, will, the a.nou.l
stolen The sit II case was recovered
SlOllll. .. .. . ..
near the rauroao n..-.-. -
tenia strewn about, hut. no trace was
found of the pistoi ' ill
i.i..... .lilri felled
ae " ,,i,h
nm in. iii. ......
there being no
issued more policies in Oregon
lhan any other Life Insurance
Company.
collected more money for first
year's premiums than any other
Life Insurance Company.
Qrcgonlifc
ECS?
Qrcgonlifc
made greater net gains from
business written in Oregon than
any other Life Insurance Com
pany. f.nln f niiUlilr iiimi"il' rr Pltn'l-
Im.II rnin rr vain ri-uni of
ltllr -liii!t'f r Irtnn "liter Htt".
led all other companies in 1909,
a well as in 1910, and is in 1911
surpassing all of its previous
wonderful triumphs.
Sheriff
the lookout.
trio under to'-
who had
KXSt.
. .017
. .'.HO
. . :i4u
. .ami
felled
the ground was
. I..L-trmi.Pllt
i-ri'd" ,Vpn
nm, a man's fist could have Inflicted
such an Injury.
c.iuvs STANMNG Oh'
C.WDIKATKS l'OK JH
Senior yuoon.
Mrs. f. II. Giolivold
Mi-s. Will. Hell
Miss Allie Hlack
Miss Addle Sacry
Mrs O. I- McAllister
Miss llarrlel Marker
Miss l'ollv Campbell
Miss Helen Hamilton
Miss Gertrude lllldebiirn
Mrs. J. II- .'.iircl-er
Mrs Fred llaynes
Miss Lizzie Dolan
Miss Lucy Hridges
Chlldl
Maurine liuchanall
Luelle Giluiore
.lean Perry
Norma North
Josephine Mei-.ininny
Dorothea Ahrallis
Mina Campbell
Scattering ' ' ' '
the commission authorizes it.
This was the statement made at
the Roseburg Commercial Club
Wednesday night by J. II. Millcliay.
district freight agent of the South
ern Pacini! lines ill Oregon. Mr. Mill
cliay spoko in response to uu Invl
latlon issued by a committee appoint
ed hv the club recently to look Into
complaints regarding excessive
freight tariffs. This committee will
make Its report at the next regular
meeting of the club. It consists of
It. K. Smith. A. C. Marsters. Dexler
Rice. Joseph Micelli and Geo. P.
Sclllosser.
Citizens wiio spoke on the subject
or rates were S. II. Crouch. C. II.
r-nnnnii. C S. Jackson. John W.
Campbell. F. It. W'alle and It. L
imrhv Out of all these speakers.
only one said anything favorable to
Hie railroad. This was Mr. ( roucii.
who claimed to he the heaviest ship
per hv far In Ibis city. Mr. Crouch
stated Ihat since the railroad com
mission has been In existence ho bus
been paving from $lbn to $l.rli more
on everv car of freight consigned lo
him. lie excused the ineinialliy ne
tween terlninal and Interior rates by
saying that If the railroad coinpa.i
lost nionev or made too llnle ill one
section that it was entitled lo make a
i... i I,,., i. mill In another seel ion.
' "The railroad company Is entitled
in a leiiltlinalu nrollt," said Mr
Crouch, "and we must not expect
,1,,.,.. m iimliilaln a line for our bone-
Ill at a loss to themselves."
Interior and 1 ecinliial nines.
Complaints against the policy of
rate making pursued hy Hie railroads
were based oa the following state
ments: 1. Oil lirst class mailer, the rale
from Porlland to San Fram-lsco is r.l
cents per hundred; from Portland lo
Roseburg It is 7.". cents and from
San Krancisco to Roseburg II Is
$1.17.
2. Payment of a local rate from
Portland to Roseburg is exacted III
the destination on shipments orlgl'i
ating on Eastern roads and for
which the shipper is receipted for
prepayment of charges clear through
at the shipping point.
Freight consigned lo Roseburg
ami unjust us compare
classes of rules grained by oilier rail
roads. This question will have to be
solved by Ihe llllersliile Commerce
Commission."
"Let em solve It.' a voice replied.
OAKLAND. TOO. MA V KLEI T
SOCIALIST 1'Olt MAVOR
lug lighting on tlie border is a sharp
reiort ami unpurltlc lu tone. It is
; reported that Diaz' statement strives
I to create thu impression that the
' rebels ure mostly Americans, that il
I merely repeats old army orders ami
I blames Americans for bordei
troubles. Concluding, the slateinenl
Is said to deplore the border troubles
I but declares that Mexico has done
Split ill Itepilblicull Ital.ks Shows I . , ,. fol.
Ill muni; i ...i...i, ............
Have Cheerless Day.
SAN KRANCISCO, April 111.--Mayor
Krank K. Moll and Thomas
llooth. Socialist, were' nominated lor
mayor of Oakland lu Hie primary
municipal election yesterday. Moll's
pluraltiy over llooth is lliiu."., while
llooih led Dr. K. Jackson by ! I-'-1 American
The Socialists not only I limned
llooth for Mayor, hut succeeded In
placing their candidate lor auditor,
for one of Ihe coniinisslonershlps and
every one ol their six candidales tor
school directors.
The names of Molt mid llooth win
go on Ihe Hanoi in inu eieciiou ..n
May II as the only caniiiuaies mi
mayor, as provided in the new clly
charter in ai rdance wiih tlie law
recently passed by the slate legisla
ture. Molt Is the noiipnrltsan Candida. i
of the large nusiness iineiesis ...
Oakland, while Jackson represented
a disaffected element 111 the Republi
can parly. It Is jlillbull to llnd an
out-and-out Democrat In Oakland.
The feature of the election which
has surprised all pollllchins is the
, i Hlronelh which the Socialist
candidal!' developed. If Ihe Jackson
adherents get beliinu mo miiiiiiis.
candidate, then lloolll may lie eiei-iea
mavor ol Oakland in much the same
manlier as u Soda-llst was elected
mayor recently in Hie college town
id llerkeley.
Si. ul It Dakota Cities "Wet."
SIOI'X FALLS. S. D., April 1
Sioux Kails voted today lor licensed
saloons by aboul 2 lo I. Clear Lake
voted lor sab s alter a hitler liglil
between Hie w-is mid drys. Valley
Springs shifted from wet lo dry and
Pierre, the capital of the stale, voted
wet. hv a small majority. Foil
Pierre mid Rapid Clly wenl wei also.
"Open Town" Man W ins.
HANVILLIC. III., April 111. - Run
ning on a "regulate Ihe saloons" plat
form. Mavor I'lall was defeated for
WuiiIh Americans Protected.
Asserting that Tart should be em
powcrd to use whatever power may
be necessary to prevent, a replllon of
the "Douglas onlrage," now threat -onlng
Kl Paso. Senator Stone. Demo
cral. of .rissourl. discussed the
slluallon 111 the .Senate
DAIIINO ItOIIIIKKS lOOT
PORTLAND J i:VKI.KY STORK.
PORTLAND. Or., April 20. R. A.
Cowle. one of the proprietors of the
Crown Jewelry Company, at 32"
Washington street, was held up with
a revolver at 8:15 IhbI night by a tull
man, while a short innn picked $1000
worth of diamonds from the front
row of the show window. Then the
man with the revolver communded
the short mail to gu to the Bute, while
ho compelled Cowle to present him
with a tray of 10 gold mutches. The
amount of money taken from the
salo was only $i:i. the day'B receipts
being 111 a showcase. The total of
the robbery aniounled lo about $1,
2011. Two women were looking In at
the window at Ihe time ot the rob
bery, but they apparently uiu uoi
know what, was going on Inside, aB
Ihev gave no alarm and showed no
Indication of knowing tliut the Btoro
was being robbed.
This Is the second holdup reported
in ihe down-town district within a
u k A few minutes before o'-
lodav. lie said that the President
should be authorized lo use force.
if necessary, even lr It leads to tile
invasion of Mexico, ill the protection
of Americans. Stone said he did not
believe that Japan was conceril"d
with tho Aniericaii maneuvers.
Members of Ihe House committee
on foreign
against inierveniion in .-i.m.h., ... - ... ... ,. mark
cording lo Congressman Sulzer. Af- Slores' branch at " '"'i,'
ler the comnililee members hud con- streets, and secured $10il In ensn.
ferred with Tuft today on Hie manor,
Sulzer
affairs ..re uilanl.i.oilsly clock Monday "'k','1- l.'l".'.',
lerveiillon In Mexico, ne- held up and robbed the lulled Cigar
said no serious move would llavo Arundel tune It.
via San Francisco Is carried past this re-election today by William i. i.ew-
inall. open town aovoeaio, o a u.ne
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A. C. RAND CONCERTS.
. Th"
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llollSe
DiscriroinatiDg Bayers Give Preference to 0lM3li&
the Best in Life Insurance
If our agents do not reach you, write, phone or call
Home Office, Corbett Bldg., 5th and Mormon. Portland.
A. L. Mills,
President.
L. Samuel,
General Manager.
L.D. WALRATH
DISTRICT MANAtiK.lt
CORVALLIS. or.. April 2(1
annual concert of lie- O. A. C
i, .....i I., the Conallis 'Opera
'will be given Friday night. April 21.
when :!.' vriiing men. under the direc
tion of ('apt. Harry Heard, will be
assisted in the presentation of an
! elaborate program by P. R. Hrossus.
Ifornieriv ilarioiietist with the Victor
IMbert. orchestra: II. N. Stoudeti-
:.,..,..- eoinetist and assistant direc
tor of the Natatorlutn Park Rand.
ml Miss Mabel w omiiiurv. a wo. in
f S.r.ik at rragii Austria.
l,,.s..l,.,rtf has Invited the hand I"
repeat the successful concert of last
v.-ar during Hie Strawberry Fcsmal,
May II. l(ail HI-
Ncor Out f Work.
"" n i st lime things ever made
nr.- Dr.' king's New Life lilts. Kvery
pill i a sugar-coal-d globule or
kiih that changes weakness Into
strength, languor Into etierg
fag Into mental power
city to Portland, then back to Ri
burg to enable Ihe collection of a
local rate. ;
4. The dilTerenlial between car
load lots and lesser qiiantllles Is loo
great.
". If the railroad company can
make a prollt at Ihe M-cent rale be
tween Portland ami Sail Frainisco,
why siidi heavy discrimination lu
rates to Iniermcillale points?
li. Why haul so many empty ca's
from San Francisco to Portland. In-'
sl-ad of reducing the northbound
freight rato so Ihat more goods
"ould be brought here from San
Francisco? The southbound freight
charges lo Intermediate points are
made large enough lo cover the ex
pense of hauling ejnpty cars back to
porlland. I
Mr. Mlllchay Replies. !
"The rales lu and out of Roseburg
at Ihe present lime are lower than
they would he lr made on lln- basis
or a straight distance schedule."
said Mr. Mlllchay. "A normal inf
lict ween Roseburg and San linnc'seo
would be aboul $1.4". A large num
ber or court decisions support our
system or making special teiniin.i1
rates lo meet water conipetiiioii.
lioseliiirg IS reallv getting Hie he.e-
mulorliy.
pboenlv Lone Oasis ill Coiinly.
liHIKNIX. Ariz.. April lll.-OIII-clal
count of yeiterday's el.cllon te
tania show Ihat all of .Maricopa
county with the exception of Phoen x
Is "dry" today. Of Ihe total vole
the prohibitionists polled 7.',u ma
jority. In Phoenix tlie "weis" out
numbered the "ant Is" by HID.
.1.
N
REAL ESTATE 'I'll ANSI'ERS.
II Riddle to II. II. Felkert, $1":
SW "i sec ZK. llh-1'..
,1 11. Riddle to tl. .1. Slslllllll. i :
lols 1 and 2. block In, Riddle.
John II. Kruse lo A. Schlndl-'i'.
$2:,iiii; a lots, block 111, Yoncalla.
Lame SI Ider Due lo 111 mutism.
Lame shoulder Is nearly always
due to rheumatism or the muscles,
and quickly vli-lds lo tlie tree appli
cation of Chamberlain's Liniment.
For sale by all dealers. C
n e
Mr and Mrs. Harry Mabonev re
turned home to Oakland this after
noon. Mr. Mahoiiey having coinpleled
lis work at Ihe sheriff s olllee
BOSEBURO
brain-
curing con
stipation, headache, chills, dyspepsia,
malaria. Only 2'-' at all druggists-
OREGON patroulw Rtvltw advertiser!.
o
Something New
At our reccif? demonstration of Otinkcr (ioods,
it was explained how puffed wheat was made Shot
from f,uns well one curious customer tried it by load
ing up the old musket with wheat and discharging it
he got his zinc wash tub full, not of wheat hut holes.
He says it's cheaper to buy puffed wheat.
Remember, everything new at The North Side Grocery.
x tmw
' WW
I) IIAVK the best counly lu Oregon, tin- nest cu in
Douglas County and the nest cunning suoe .,. .i..B.
e i.. lib., ii is ,-:,t! Hong, vet t is tlie mini, we are
here lo back It up. and can show you. Talking or the best
don't Imply the highest prices, either--we want to Impress you with
that rai l, too. ir you have never worn one of our strictly hund
lallored sails, lilted to your measure, you can't afford to delay; it
means real satisfaction mid pleasure and more, too -economy.
Every suit kept pressed free. You'll llnd our assortment large
enough to make your selecllt asy. Prices ranging from $1.'. to $30.
Hartlis Toggery
HOME OF I$CAL SHOES
CUT THIS OUT AND VISIT THE
pqsRBURQ THEATER
. i.- a. I" good for admission of two children
Tnii TicKGlji i""i,r ihe "rm ,,f 12 ,'ura- 000(1 Bt
' w u times exc.-iit Saturday nights. On-
A M J C C lv theatre In town showing assoclu-
VUvl J I W tlou pictures.