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VOL. XIV.
ROsKIURO, OREGON, WKDXF.SRAV KVKMXti, ItKCKMCEB 0, 1011.
No. 2:H.
ROSEBURG
I 111
TDivrrv
Congress
Urged to Retaliate
For Russia's Injustice
greatest men or the Nation will take to book after a hunt of more than
part tonight in tho monster m?a Beven years, J. Ogden Armour and
meeting to be held in Carnegie Hall nine other Chicago packers were
to demonstrate the American public placed on trial here today before
protest against the refusal of Russia Federal Judge Carpenter on barges
to honor passports from American! of criminal conspiracy in violation of
citizens of the Jewish faith. The the Sherman anti-trust law.
meeting is under the auspices of the I
National Citizens' Committee, which GKXF.RAI, NEWS,
has received the powerful and en- '
tnusiastic support ot distinguish !di rjr. a. V. McDavIt
men inrougnoui me nation.
LEAD IS GROWING
Leading educators, publicists, edi
tors, statesmen and clergymen--
the San Fran
cisco dentist, convicted of a statutory
offense In connection with the hold
ing of Miss Jessie McDonald, a school-
Alexander's Plurality Over
! liarriiuan 35,000
"I do not want to engage In con- warfare. Otis had other enemies than -t -t -t- f l t, t ,t t -1 1 it if ! il..t.i ? t !
troversy, but It Is a fact that Lincoln members of organized labor. 4. V
Stelteus and the men whom he Inter- "The Llewellyn Iron Works crlmo $ M tsoxs TAKE NOTICE. X
ested in what he seems to have re- was plainly the work of a member of 4.
na n t. ........ I .....I a nIV.... .a n .... t - . . . . V
ru,u, " iiiiinaiiiiinn iruun iv utKniii.vu muur. tipectai meeting or Laurel
allay class bitterness, had absolutely "If J. J. should plead guilty to that .$ Lodge No. 13, A. F. & A. M.,
nothing to do with the result so far crime the way would be opened for 4. tonight at 7:u o'clock. Work
as 1 am concerned. breaking up the inner circle of the 4. the K. A. and M. M. degrees.
"1 did not see Steffens In this mat- dynamiters, which had been the worst 4. J. 1). Zl'RCHER,
. tor. I did not see any of the men enemy of organized labor, as well as 4. Worshipful Master.
. wno were converted by nis argu- 01 society In general. 1 4. 4.
intents to the belief that It was ad- "If we took our chances and fought l..l...4..1...4..1..I..l..Ii.I..tiili,l,,t,,i.t..t..l
; vlsable to let the chief conspirator go his trial through on a murder charge, I
scott free. still the doubt would remain whether , . " , . , . .
1 did ttnt recede from the stand tho mmi,. nr nr..niIui it,. ,,.J A honor rarely bestowed upon a
. Ihr ntiK .Iowa nnrt a vnnpt ira aro . i i i l i .m..
. S. JEWS DEN ED EMR ion ,he c'lnlttee' ?ery 400 Co,"- today sentenced to one year In the WOMEN AGAINST SOC UIST ,hat 1 took from ,he "-fm the " dynamite In their conflict with ""'hf p. lh'r"d.? . ZL
JU J uuuu ! gressmen are enrolled in the commit- county jail. This was the extreme " UJ1Ll niirtMJI JUW.iLIJI duy lagt ,uramer wnen it was lug- capital. I", 1 k f ? u ? . t0 h
gested to me that the defense was "Prosecutions now will proceed """"" "" "
: w-i Hnsr that .1 II MpVnmnrn Hhnil II and rnnn h vtin nn .1111 will KA ... cev"" iiiiciiv m wcuidubui
!tee. as are many Governors and may- penalty allowed under the law.
ors or cities. Winifred 8. Stnner. nine nun nl.l
Tall Sidestep;
Vetoed by President lo be
Passed Again
' . I Vass meetings will be held In cities 0f Pittsburg, Pa., is believed by many ! . . .. . . plead guilty provided all the charges ralgned
ISSlie 1 3 ' 1 1 1 DlllS 'throughout the land, but that in -New ,0 be tne greatest girl genius in the U.'leaKl ilJD tiUIDES WDleSSIOIl 01 agalust J. J. McNamara be dls-' "No, I will not direct arrests else
McXamaras Probe R'2dy
Dyoamiic Plot
lor
York this evening will be the largest .orM. She sneaks seven luneunre.
;aud most Important. Resolutions naa wrtten stories and verses, paints,
'urging the abrogation of the treaty I models in clay and plavs the piano,
of 18:52 by this Government will he on Tuesdny John Rogers was de
i adopted and forwarded to President jclared guilty by the coroner's Jury
jTaft and the committees on foreisn!at gan Francisco of the murder of
1 relations In the House and Senate. I Reniamin A. Goodman, a jewelry
California Aids .Movement. salesman, who was robbed of $.ini)0 ' (Special to the Evening Review).
SAlllAWtMU. Dec. t Assetnoi,-, and tilled In the basement of the! LOS ANGELES. Hoc. 6. Coin- tors.
Colonel on the personal staff ot Geu
eral A. R. Blocker, of Ohio, com-
missed." i where. They are outside of my juris- "I?""'" ?e'n t v ,, '.
These facts clinched In the District diction and will be In the Federal - Including the
ttinnmi.'. iitruni .iviii tin. iirnaMiitnr . .entire .North American continent.
disclosed the pressure under whltn "The Bert Franklin bribery ca9
The appointment, while chiefly an
tho contest back of the scenes was will not be pressed now with so much h''r'iT one. s conferred only la
waged for months before Utopian at- speed. The necessity for Immediate recognition of highly meritorious ser
gumenlB and business men's confer- preliminary examination has passed vices In the irateiuiiy. ana tew ot ine
(Special to the Evening Review).
WAIIIVCmV llee I. "CnmrroH
will force abrogation of the treaty ",nn "ctimltt s resolution memorial- San Francisco Produce Company. ! pletely overwhelming Job Hurrlman
lu?'J l.ui ....... ,. tl. I-..W...1 c. ....... iztnu t ongrefls to compel KUSSia to Oinimllp the nrisnner. ftniilini- ntwl tl.n s,,r-l:i liut.l 'iil,it. I nhnr ,.n iidi.l,.m
and Russia, If Russia persists In 'her '' dUcrimlnating against Amerl-cnattcril)gi gat Hazel Smith, his con-' George Alexander has been re-elected of the big men of a powerful IbImii ,snry to cause Franklin to be held for Grand Patriarch nnd
refusal to honor passports issued to J W8 ''' lK"or'"B trei'' passports ' gort lne wonln w),0 betrayed him mayo:- ol Los Angeles by a plurality i organization," said Captain Fredei- trial when the time comes." Grand Representative i or
it'll'"- ; that whl l rloso to the ;.i,00 mark ' ukh. whs ine renter 01 coin mi. i n- 0
oi.eoo u-rn rnhrnlvor1 UO nnstllllla fur. nnA u-a s w 1 II 1 n ikat l.n KttMIl IlHU
: 11. 1 11U VVl IMIIHIO UI lUllllllinoiuu v
Tho fun nf .! t MeVnmarn. the -ii... ih..h.r tll h. np.,.t the otllce was receivea nere tuesaay
hrnins of a crew of dynamiters, one 'We will nut In all the evidence neres-! b'
American Jews who wished to enter 'aR "doi.ted today by tl.e State As- t0 ,hP police, and whom the deter
sembly. nt'tt r a spirited debate
lives declare was Indirectly resiiousi
,ble for the crime. They say it was
Itll.l.S, ti)nr she might wear dliimouds that
Rogers killed Goodman.
that country," declared Congressman
Wllllum Sulzi r. of New otk, at the .. , , ,,
irhti. n i,... ...,.,. u,,v- ,i. IIOI SE TO PASS TAR1EK
sentiment ng:iiiir.t" Russia for her VETKEH ItY TAET.
rnclal discriiiiliiiiiion is vrowiiiE ran-' WASHINGTON. Dec. 6. Reduc
Idlv in this countrv and will soon tlons In the wool, Iron, cotton, steel.
reach such proportions that Congress sugar, agricultural implements
will be forced to act. Sulzer intro- food sc
tiitceii a uni i uiu nisi wmiuii pin- ......... o.., nnnstlieition
vldiiiK f.r Hie abrogation of the of the Democratic ways and means the lltst mm ot constipation
and
Terrible llluniler
bedules of the tariff were! to neglect llyer trouble. Never do It.
lly decided on at a meeting Take Dr. king s New Life h i on
tin
bllioua-
treaty, and he will force it to a vote committee ot tne . ouse . . ":,.-. V," -,-. I " " ' r" '
. will be inn on tne larin iiogiuiu mi , . V- . i
the present session. It is practically "ones. They reKUlate liver, stomach
certain the House will pass the wool and bowels and build up your health,
and cotton schedules lu almost the Only 2..C at all druggists.
f,.i-tn nt till. 1)1 IS laiti "
at the present session if he can.
Taft I'utH it l'p to Congn-ss.
While seeking to preserve courte
ous diplomatic relations with the
I'nited States, officials of the Russian
state department are apparently firm
In their determination to refuse to
i, l. .ml, m1
vetoed at the last session. District Attorney nrown stateu ,.),., j,-,, to
Rivers nail HarlMirs Congress. this afternoon that the grand jury The victorious ticket besides Alex
ti.o ui.ri.th uimiiiil convention of would not be called In special session .,,!..,. ,.,.i,ujtttu of niiw. fonin'llnien
honor passiorts of Jewish citizens of the Nutlollai KjVers and Harbors Con- to expetlile the punishnient of F. l-'os-, Ina( up ,l( bankers, lawyers, store-
gress opened here today, and was ter and Lcl Jiiigins. tne nrain sttiKC keepers and realty brokers. On the
aliened under the direction of Con- robbers, who have expressed a desire ,,!,.,,.., .lt socialist ticket besides lla' -
Joseph IS. nansaeu, oi i to plena guilty aim ucgiu -iwnK rman, lawyer, there were one negro,
a lotik di aler, a former editor of a
loral daily, two iron moulders and
when lb.' o'ti. -in 1 count of veatel iluv s defense was w illing to sacrifice J. H
voii Is completed. At 11 o clo'cK .McNamara. tlie poor pawn. If we
this moinltig complete returns from: would set J. J. free.
27o out of 31S precliictK gave Alex
ander t'.tl.T'i;, and llarriuiau :!7,iltiti.
Alexantli-r's leail Increases ns the can
vass progresses.
1th Alexnntler every other candi
date of the "Good Government" ticket
was carried into ollice. The vote was
the largest ever cast In the city, ul
inost one-half of the population of
:t.'ii).iHiu going to the polls. Women,
voting for the Hist time, were practi
cally unanimous against llarrlman.
Alexnntler carried llarriman's pre-
thls conutrv. President latt, al
though in thorough sympathy with
t. it. .1 ..'r. I,. l...i. ,l..tti:iiw for nr.
llic iirinrno 1,1 i,..., . f.reHIllHn
abrogation of the treaty a demand nlliai,.nB .ho has been its president their sentences as soon as possllil
which will find influential expression BPVeral years. The delegates who The Jury will meet In regular tltn
at a National mass meeting in .w
York tonight prefers to let Congress
deal with the matter.
Lift Your Own Han, Says Russia.
The Russian state department has
notliled lite Atuerlcun Government,
through the embassy at St. Peters
burg, that the I'nited States by Ls
own special Immigration laws has
precluded the raising of such a ques
tion, for It excludes Mongolians and
Tartars, who form n large and law
abiding portion or the population of
the Russian empire. It is therefore
Include representatives from commer
cial bodies, boards of trade, munici
palities and waterway associations
from nearly every state in the union,
will be received by President Tuft.
The slogan of the congress is: "An
annual rivers and harbors bill carry
ing not less than fifty million dollars."
ItXHY EMPEROR Ol- CHINA OH
OFJOIIi Yl'AN WHOLE THING.
PEKIN. Dec. 6. As the first move
Inconsistent for the I'nited States to toward placatitii; the rebels. Premier
raise any iiuestiou about any race yuan Shi Kai today deposed Prince
which Russia may choose to exclude ; hun as regent to the Mnncliu throne,
for hir own luteresis. lt Is sarcasil- The banishment of the child Is ex
cally suggested that when this conn-: pectcd to follow.
try lifts the ban on Asiatic Russians. 1
the empire of the Czar will adiu t .sSEN(.EIt TRAIN" Pl.fNGES IX.
American Jews. i T WRECK; DEAD.
The Russian department of the m- PITTSIU'RG. Pa.. Dec. 6. Six per
terlor has entirely ignored the sons were killed and several Injured
American protest, taking the attitude today, when a Pennsylvania passen
that the communications on this sub- g,.r train ran into a freight wreck at
Ject are not worth answering, nnd Manor.
,f..t.i to pneaire in any contro-
. I PACKERS ON TRIAI
Great Protest Meeting.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6. Some of tho
AFTER
YEARS OF DODGING.
over the itlles come DacK.
The one fine way It be rid nf piles
for gootl is to use Dr. Leonhanli's
HEM-ROID. It cures piles by doing
away with the cause poor circula
tion. $1 for 21 days' treatment ut the
Red Cross Pharmacy and all drug
gists. Satisfaction guaranteed, in.
Leonhardt Co., Station II, llilffalo. N.
Y., Prop. Write for free booklet.
THE ;rs en
CHICAGO. III.. Dec. 6. Drought dtf
will shoot, and so will Clark Sc Clark.
Sit now for your Xmas fotns
CLARK & CLARK.
s
How Automobiles Are Made
On Thursday December 7, 2:30 o'clock, (afternoon only)
The Ftudebaker Corporation, of Detroit, Michigan, makers of the Celebrated
E. M. V. "30" and Flanders "20" Automobiles, will give a free exhibition of how
Automobiles are made in one of the Greatest Automobile Plants in the entire
world.
The exhibit consists of over 6000 feet of moving picture films, covering
almost the entire process of the manufacture of Automobiles, from the raw pig
iron to the finished product.
A complete lecture accompanies the films and explains the big automatic
machines as they appear on the screen.
These Films are educational and are fully as interesting as any pictures you have
ever seen. It takes almost two hours to run the entire 6000 feet, so come early and
get a good seat.
The Exhibition is absolutely Free
And Everybody is Welcome
PALACE THEATRE
2:30 Afternoon Only, Thursday Dec. 7, 1911.
On Thursday Dec. 7th
7:30 P. M., "Dante's Inferno," a delineation of Virgil's
trip through the underworld produced and shown by
five full reels of motion pictures, will open at
THE PALACE THEATER
House open at 6:30 P. M. Two or three shows each night Admission 25c.
however, on January S. which wnl s,,vi,r., labor leaders, lu a statement
keep the prisoners in jail a iiion'h ins,,,) :i,is morning lliirrlninu hlnnies
longer. Distrii t Attorney Drown and ,ll( rontcsslnns of the .McNamara
Court Reporter I. II. Riddle leave Kri- ,Mj.la l)r ,i,.Vat. declaring
day for Coos County to alt I Clr- t,.,,y K.,ri, lr,s,.iy forced before
cuit Court. ! election lo create sentiment against
I the Socialist ticket.
OLI TIMI-: CRI'KI.TV. j The drastic prohibit ion amendment
j was defeated.
One Time When Surgery Is Often ,(l,ia f liimuniic ( 'oii-.iililcy ami
Needless Torture. Itiilniy Next Hilly.
,, , With Judge Hot-dwell explaining
Manv operations for piles are simp- ,..,,,.;,,,, ,,r n,0 M,-vnir.i
ly needless torture, for when it's .ill ... ..', , ,1... exposure of
It he bribery of jurors alone and llis
t rii t Attorney' Fredericks' deiernilna
hiou to push I lie charges nguim-t
1" Itcrt" l-'i;iul:iln. who passed the
: bribe money. Interest today switcltet.
1 from the .McNuiiiHi'na 111 their cells to
;the forthcoming session of the grand
jurv.
I l-'ranklfu will appear in court next
Monday to answer to two charges
of passing bribe money. He was de
tected in 1 he net of giving $.".1111 to
t;. X. l.ockvood. a summoned juror,
and the wile oi Uohcrt Haiti, a per
manent juror, has confessed to tl.f
district Alton,-y that sb- was given
$.iOH as the tirst Installment of a
bribe of $1 1 to hold out for a ver
dict of aciiultlal. Rain is u Civil War
veteran. Ills great-grandlallcei
fought In the war of the Revolution,
and emit tired u llrltlsli ilrum In till-
liubt with the troops of
llingovne. This drum still Is in the
family' and i'-aln heat It in the pa
rades which preceded the election of
district Attorney Fredericks.
When the grand Jury convenes to
luol row. I'eilerti! Attorney dsn:'
Law lei will begin iimuiry lino the
gigantic d.uiamite plot that Is ex
pected to involve a nuniher of promi
nent linn. The first witness will
l lob.ilily be Orlie McM.ittigal. the In
former iiKiiinst the McNntnaras. Offi
cials say his story will electrify th
mire riniitr. Meanwhile, MiO
secret senile men have been placed
at Law ler's disposal.
iiers iK feilils l.alsir I roll! Ollilllll
nf lcNamariis' Acl.
W .-lll.'t:nN. l"-c. . Saniil-1
dumpers, president of the Allieric.-:i
Federation in Labor, today Issued
a cballeii'e to tl;e world to show Hint
oiiiaiiied labor hud any ronnecti. n
tiiib Hie d-minuting plots of the Mi-Nan'-ira
l.rotle-ts. lie declared Ilia'.
I) 1- ei-etnies of unionism cannot pct-n-atietitU
uij.tte the cans.- of union
loth Must Admit (illilt.
" 'We will never consider any offer
unless both are to plead guilty.' was
the stand I took from the first.
"Their answer was:
" 'J. 11. will plead guilty; J. J.
never will.
"Do you see what a miserable 111-
tln Ik.Im Ihuv BOlll.Ilt In Ollt IIS 111
I ih.iv utol 1 lw tiiiui th..v ufterwards
gathered about them?
"They wanted us to accept eonvle
tlon of the wretched tool who for
ISoft would come out here and plat."
the infernal machine they had glen
him w here they told lilm to place It,
and let the plotter, the big criminal.
escape.
"1 was determined that J. J. Mc
Namara should be brought to Justice.
He was the man I was after the man
they were willing to Bave at any sac
llllce. "I thirsted for no man's blood. I
had a duty to perform.
"In addition to bringing to punish
ment the men who had conceived the
crime, lt was part of my duly, as I
conceived It. to help to eliminate
from the ranks of union labor the
dynamiters who were destroying lives
and property III lis name and to drive
home the realization that no element
or organized labor must be permitted
to try to advance Its principles by
resort to crime.
At first they stood out for life
sentence for J. 11. mid freedom for
J. J.
"At the lust nnd this was a week
ago Thursday they agreed to droj:
the consideration of recommendation
of mercy for .1. 11.. to leave lilm to be
hanged, if only 1 would turn .1. J
loose.
"Suppose 1 had done that? Why
Inside or a few weeks the assertion
would have been made all over the
country that some personal enemy of
Otis, or possibly a Mexican revolu
tionist, had sent .11 in to blow up the
Times building, thut J. J. was inno
cent and had to he freed after whai
they have termed un attempt to rail
road him to the gallow-B had failed.
"The Inner circle of dynamiters
would have been uuscotched and en
couraged to go on with Its career of
(ienernl ' crime and terrorizallon
Mr. Wiinberiy, who Is a Past
Patriarch nnd at preseni
the I. O. O
.Sovereign Grar-d
1 .ndire
County Court Is In session In Rose- n
burg today, but no business of county- Th N Va ,,regiant of
wide Importance la scheduled. The... ,. ,,, Teleirraiili Co..
time Is being taken up for the most
part with the auditing of claims, and
it is probable that the session will
Hell Telephone Co.
the
the
and the Amerl-
Telenhone and Telegraph Co..
and K. C. llradley, general manager
not extend over tomorrow. 1", .', t..i;i,.,i Tnlenrauh
P. G. Cornutt, Riddle; H. Rletmun, , tit a party of friends, passed
ikland; E. B. Barber, T. J. Bow- through here thlB morning In two
in. Myrtle Creek: Mrs. O. W. Short,1 ri... rnrs attached to train No. 13.
Wilbur; Prof, and Mrs. O. C. Brown.- o
Dixonville; Fred Jones. Frank Red-
n, ..n.r..Hnn I nhtnined by
Held, Myrtle Point; Jack Meyers. Al- ' , our pian0. Pllon.
hert Abbott, Coo Bay, were among 'A'i'V dtf
the Roseburg visitors today. I Prirtn of Douglas" and "Queen
Jas. H. Ileatlllng was over from .,., ., hrll, r,,uii.. Ask ttas
n..tlu.f n K.t.lnUuu InHuv ILJ - "... . j...
.....,. , nnun in Conntv Mills, onone 10. u
-
Saved His Wife's Life. I
"My wife would have been lu her
grave today," wrtteB O. II. Rrown, of
Muscadine, Ala., "If It had not been
for Dr. King's New Discovery. She
was down in her bed. not-able to get
up without help. She hud a severe
bronchial trouble and a dreadful
cough. I got her a bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery, and Bhe soon
begun to mend, nnd wus well In n
short time." Infallible for coughs
and colds. Its the most reliable reme
dy on earth for desperate lu:ig
trouble, hemorrhages, lagrippe, asth-l
ma, hay fever, croup and whooping
cough. 50c, $1.00. Trial bottle free. I
tiuuranteed by all druggists.
GO TO
CHINA SAM'S
For your Holiday Goods
Fine China Brass Ware
Hand Painted Dishes
China Baskets and Toys
Silk Handkerchiefs
.and other Silk Goods
Large display Prices Lowest
ut 1
how Shi render hum.
Frgi d bv the S V kxaniiner lo t--il
d 'ail the slot, of the In-got inl Ions
betvie- li
uculit I
1 onus'-' . 1
known iit.d
all I ele It IS It I
l-i. k has laid l.-id
:;.i.im1c lii'pr" e '"
., iililll.it. d III Hi" S
', (. Il-e to ti e t.-rr.i
I.
i.n':-!e pre ire. no nrg-t-
mi I- ts. no fads of proiul-
n tit 1 , t ,-. ::.i Ititl'iem d toe or w 11 en
I,,,, from tne p.i-iM-.n I took months
1 go.
ta
at die truni
reilil or blilllie ;
. Captain Ffd- 1
the series ol
. win. h linii'lv I
rrender of the I
he die I
w ne
' tr s
AUTO TRANSFER
, I f ML is. Prop.
I'bone il. or I.
S)kin' gun store.
ve orib rs at J. il
This offer to drop J. II. McNamara s
bead Into the basket came to Captain
Fredericks through L. C. Brand, who
had summoned the District Attorney
to his ollice several times to plure
before him the arguments which
some of the men, hypnotized by the
l iopia held up before them, had
asked him to lay before the District
Attorney.
liranil did not disclose to Fred
ericks who these men were, anil
Brand did not personally Indorse Hie
logic they Induced him to present.
I rederickn' Wratli Is Anmoril.
When Brand told the District At
torney that he had been Inform'"1
I. v telephone that the defense was
willing to !' I l plead guilty with
out condition, but they still held nut
for th release of J. J., Frederic) '
wrath flamed up His reply wus char
acteristic of the blunt, out-spoken
man that he'ls.
You can teil that d d bunch.
Timet er 1 li-y are. that profess lo
l,..e no much human sympathy and
brotherly low." he roar-d. as he
,,, led fie ollice table with his big
llt. tb.it il they want to save a life
I II help them.
"Let them go to J. J. and tell nlm
he can save his brother's life die
lie ol the brother that he se.i out
to do this cr'nie. I.et him plead
imiII'v along with that brother i"d
take his medicine wlih lilm and he
will save tbst brothers life."
Tha' ultimatum stood. When the
defense came Into ramp and lain
down what battered arms It still pos
Isessed. Il surrendered on the terms
! ('a.it.iln Fredericks had announced
from the beginning before the trla.
bud even begun.
Win- was I willing that J. J
iliould plead guilty to the l.nser
,.,:.rv.. of d win III ting the Llewellyn
1 Iron Works Instead of to the charge
'of tii'irder.'" repeated Fredericks.
This was the reason:
j ' There "were two classes of crlin-'
' Intuited The Time ntlht hat
lewn blown un st the Instigation "f
'others than onn embittered by la tint
TERCINSKIJ
Hand Bags
Neck wear
Napkins
Gloves
Mittens
Belt Pins
Hat pin holder
Combs
Barrettes
Side combs
Scarfs
Handkerchiefs
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IN HAIR GOODS
We Show Many Very Suitable Gifts.
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Neckties j
Suspenders S
Socks f
Shirts t
Underwear
Towels
Needle books
Purses
Sweaters
Toques
Umbrellas
Hair Ribbons
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