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Newspaper Page Textt THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL. , PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1CC3. VALUE OF CARGO BREAKS RECORDS . : : t Steamer Will Carrjr Lumber ; to Copenhagen ana, , Hamburg. PORTLAND FIEM : GETS BIG ORDER More Tonng( Headed for Portland to Load Lumber for Foreign Port i Than Ever Before in History of - the City. The most valuable lumber cargo ever ; Shipped from Portland ' will be - set afloat during the latter part of next month on a foreign tramp ateamer for Hamburg and Copenhagen. It win con sist of nearly a.OOO.oee feet of docking, i flooring and masts, valued at an ever agfl of IS per 1.008 feet. This will bring the total, value of the cargo to about 15.000. " "?X 7V ... The cargo will be ahlpped toy tha I P. I.e Lumber company , and has al ready been contracted for with tntlli In this city and along the Columbia. . The steamer baa also been secured but the name has not yet been announced tha owners being undecided aa to which one of their fleet now in Paclflo waters will be beat available by the first ?tj& Two other steamers have been fixed during the paat few aays to load lumber here for foreign porta ao that there are now an even 10 larga tramp steamers Hated to arrive hare within tha neat two months. The two named this week are the Brltiah steamera Cralghall and Karl of Warrick, f.f J.MT and I.SS0 tone t , register, Vfcpecttvely. Besides these the steamers Allantown. Forerlc, Guernsey, etrathfUlan, Inverklp. Teddo and Tabor are on , tha enroute list , Tha cOhiblned Mttonnaga of these car riers la 27,000 tons, and their capacity ie estimated at close to 40,000,000 feet of lumber."' .. --,- With moat of these a teasers arriving about tha sama time there will be buay scenes along the various mill wharves, as the work of loading la usually done jvltb the greatest possiDie aispatcn. it being customary to have lumber car- t.r. tmriAr tfma h&ttr. The flve-mastea acnooner Henry K. Hall la also due to arrive here aoon to load a cargo of lumber fov Kobe, Japan. Kh win earrv anoui l.&ou.uuu reei. There are two tramp eteamera In the harbor loading lumber at present, the Norwegian .steamer .Hornelen for Pana "ma ana th British ateamer Strath gyle for Shanghai. Tha strath gyle la ex pected to complete her cargo by the flrat ' of next week. Tha British bark Kel burn la loading lumber at the Tongue Point Lumber company, for Europe. . i 't : . , ALONG THE WATERFRONT. cleared today for Durban, South Africa, with 113,058 buabela of wheat, valued at $101,852. ; This . Is the flrat cargo of wheat ahlpped from here for tha dark continent for aome time. Tha t German bark Norn la left down thla morning, bound for, Europe, with earn of wheat. J. W. Mat thaa.,; representing'" M C. Harrison & Co. at thla port, has been appointed consul her for the Nether- lands. His ; territory Includes Oregon, Washington and Idaho, Tha ' San Francisco State ' 'of liner PailfnmlA . la jUa.hara'Inar r at Alaska dock. She carried ballast while running between tan Diego and Ban Francisco, but now that aha .will ply between foruana ana tne ay uity, her-szMca will ba needed for freight. On her wav to tha orient last trip tha steamer , Alesia carried 10 tons of fish guano, the smell of which was ao sicaening mat - two or mi ramn cms died from its affects. Tha officers had to sleep- on deck nearly all the way acroaa to Yokohama in order to escape tne oaor. SAILOR HAD SMALLPOX, Tha steamer Breakwater . leaves ; to- ( night for Coos bay. -The French bark Eugene Pergallne QaVaO ::Mntiovf UUT If IVIIIV T 4 Avoid Pain! Teeth, Detracted TREG Waen Plate or Bridges Are Ordered fINETEETH $5 WHY VAT atOBBf Pull Set. that fit ... .... ! rtA Gold Crowns, 22k..,. 4 i.83.50 Bridge Teeth, 22k.:,. M.&O Gsld Fillings gl.OO Silver Fillings . . . , . . . .".Tgoo Ten-Tear Written 'Guarantee We ket buav dolna stood work at these prices. We have the lat est, most modern electrical appar atus for doing painless dental work. ZAdy Attendant Open Srenlags Electro Dental Parlors W3U WASBZVOTOar BT, COm. 6TK Opposite Olds, Wortman & King's Oriental Liner Alesia PaedQuar- , an tine at Japanese Port. Because of having a Chinese sailor on board aiziictea witn amaiipoz, in Portland A Aaiattc liner Aleaia was detained in Quarantine at Japan, the Chinaman was taken ashore, the ship waa thoroughly fumigated and every body on board was vaoolnated. Including captain urnsi ana ma omcers. Tha steamer brings a clean Mil of health, and hence had ho trouble, get ting through the quarantine reguiaiiona at the mouth of the river. Bo far as the smallpox epidemic is concerned in the orient, both Hongkong and Jap anese ports have issued circulars to tne effect that It has been wiped out. The Chinaman on the Aleaia bad the dlaaaaa in a verv mild form, and waa auppoaed to have been an Isolated case. The "Aleaia arrived at Montgomery dock No. 1 about 1 o'clock last night after one of the smartest voyages ever made between Yokohama ana roruana. It took her 18 days of sailing although from date of departure to date of ar rival It figures only 15, one day having been loat in crossing tne meridian. She made tne run in i& days ana iv hours, however, so her last perform ance Is not:;! he very best. ine DUia or tne cargo consists oi runnlea, there being J.018 bales con signed to Portland importers. The du ties on these will amount to about $35, 000.' The overland freight conalsts of ,600 rolls matting, too casks soya, sto heats tea and v. 29 7 cases curloa. Tha Portland cenaignments aside from ,01 bales of gunnies, consists of 16,306 sacks of rice, 100 sacks of tapioca,' BO sacks of pepper. 100 sacks sugar, 100 alabs tin, 881 casks soya, l.soo bags pea nuts and 848 packages curios, I on her way out rrom Portland lost voy- s and delivered i.uo tons or nour. The lee waa just breaking up when tha Aleaia arrived and she was ' tne first steamer to reach the harbor for the winter. She got there April IT, having had to wait outside ona day to fret enough water to enable her to cross the bar to Pechlll aulf. tha ordinary stage of water there being only, about it reel.. Beturning the Aleaia ran Into a strong gale about five days before reaching the Columbia river, or aha would have made tne run about six nours quicker, OFF TO MEET THE FLEET. Roanoke, Alliance and Nome City , to Carry Excnrsions. : The North Pacific Steamship com pany will send tha steamer , Roanoke from Portland to meet the warahlD fleet off the mouth of tha Columbia river, and F. p. Baumgartner jwlll aend the steamers Alliance and Nome City to sea xrora Asioria. i y - It la understood that the fleet will arrive in the vicinity of the Columbia river lightship on May 20, a week from tooay, ana II sucti proves j .the case the Roanoke will leave here Tuesday evening so as to be at the mouth of the river when the fleet puts in its appear ance. The Alliance and Nome City will be held at Astoria and leave from there when word of the fleet's approach is received from aome point down the coast. , , - - , ' The Roanoke has secured permission to carry 700 passengers ' for the trip and the Alliance and Nome City will also be given special permits for larger crowds than they carry on their regular runs. ' The Alliance will be' In the harbor this evening, bttt the excursion scheme will not Interfere with" her - departure Saturday night for Coos bay. The Noma Cltyladua..toarrlva-( the river from San . Francisco about Monday, ao aha A Home Made Com- 1 plexion Beautifier that beautiful complexion Is something very few women- can ooasi oi noaaaaalna. and yet it Is sometning that every v woman who care at all abotit her personal appearance longs to have. ,." -You .may amlls when 1 tell you that it la the fastest thing in the world for every woman'to have a clear, delicately . tinted- skin, yet Wis is possiwiw the aid of any artificial beautlfler, such as powder and rouge. , Below I give you the formula for an Inexpensive wash which can easily be made at home. Apply . ths ,waan nign and morning and you will soon see a marked -, Improvement In "your com plexion. Obtain at your drug store boss water. two ounces; Cologne Spirits, one ounce; Eppotone (skin food), four ounces. Put the Eppotone in a-'plnt of hot water (not boiling) and after dissolved. Strain and let cool. Then add the Rose water and Cologne Spirit v- . ?:.- r ; Thia wash can be used without fear of injury to the most delicate akin, ana the results obtained win baa great sur prise to you. $9.75 Suit Sae L : l . " - - N. L CORNER FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS from San Francisco; arrived at 7:18 a m. ateamer Olympic iroin en s-ir sailed at :40 a. m ffTencn bark , Edouard Detaille, -for oueenatown or rilmnnth: arrived at 10:25 a. m. Steam er Alliance from Coo Bay. a Ban Francisco, May is. Arrivea at v a. m. ateamer Washington, irom ron land: sailed last night steamer Tiver ton for Portland. - , , , terday steamer Asuncion from Portland. Astoria, May IS. Arrived at 6 and left tip at 8:10 P. steamer a. W. Elder from fian Pedro and way ports. RedondO. May IS. Arrivra yesieruiiy schooner W, F. Jewett from Columbia river. - - Hobart. May 1. Arrived prior to date, French bark Eugenie Fautrel from Antwerp for Portland. t Astoria. Mav 18. Condition of the bar at S a. m. smooth: wind southeast, 10 miles; weatner ciouay. TJdes gt Astoria loaay: nign wami 11:11 a. m. 7.8 feet: 11: p, m., 8.6 feet Low water 6:11 a, m., 1 foot; 6 m., 2.1 feet.: marine ijrraLocnKsrcB. wilt come in Just right for the excur sion business. The Roanoke is due to reach here Tuesday morning from San Pedro and way ports and her cargo will be rushed out so that she can leave down in the evening. - - .. i i ji .! .. , .. ' CONCERT TOMORROW. Interesting Program Arranged for Seamen's Institute Affair. Following Is the program of the con cert to be given tomorrow evening, as announced, at the Seamen's institute. Front, and Flanders street tinder the direction of Mr Mary Meserve: , Piano duet, .Misses Frances and May Vail: reading. Miss . Josephine Ay res: Vocal solo. Miss Ellen Fluke: vocal solo. Ola Olson, Norwegian steamship Hornelen; reading. Mrs. E. F. Patterson: har monica solo, Julius Ooyeo, French ship Bretagne; ladles quartet. Misses Vail. Fluke, Fanno and Mrs. Meserve; vocal solo, R. C. Dunbar, British steamship Stratha-vie: nlano solo W. Wud: rid. ing. Mrs. E. F. Patterson; vocal solo, Edward Murphy, American eteamenlp State - of , California, vocal aolo, Bert Paul; vocal solo, B. James, ateamshtp Strathgyle; harmonica aolo. George Har rison, steamship: Strathgyle; pantomlne, Misses Elizabeth and Lilian Buntery; national anthems. Accompanists Miss Fluke and W. OlUlhan. i MARINE NOTES. " Sesalar ZJssrs Dae to Arrtr . Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook May 14 Alliance, Coos Bay. ......... .. .May ij Eureka, Eureka and Coos ......May 15 Breakwater, Coos Bay ......... .May 17 Rose City, San Francisco May 1 Roanoke, San Pedro and way... May 21 State, Ban Francisco ....May yo O. W. Elder, San Pedro, way.,,. May 87 Numantia, orient .June 1 Arabia, orient ......July 1 Nlcomedta, orient ." ..Aug. 1 Aleaia, orient.............. Sept. 1 segolar Zdaenf o Beparl. Breakwater, San Francisco May IS AUlanoe, Cooa Bay .May 18 Geo. W. Elder. Ban Pedro. May 14 Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook ......May 16 Eureka, Eureka and Coos May 1 State. San Francisco..... May 1 Roanoke. San Pedro and way... May 21 Rose City. Sao Francisco .....iMay 2 Ales!, orient May 25 Numantia, orient June IS Arabia, orient July 15 Nlcomedta, orient Aug. IS eeeela ta Tori, Broderlck Castle, Br. ship . . . . . .Stream Largiemore, Br. sh. ....... .0. W. P. dock I d ward Detaille. Fr. bk Irving Moller, Fr, bk. Stream Crown of India. Br. bk. ....... Drydouk Leyland Bros.. Br. ah. ........ O. W.'P. Albvn. Ru bk Eugene Pergallne, Fr. bk Penn Franceses, Br. bk Alsterkamp. Ger. bk. j retains, r. an. ...San Francisco . . . . San Francisco . , . ..San Francisco ....San Francisco i , . .San Francisco Astoria. Mav lS. A rrlva at I iml left up at 9 m. Steamer St. Helen SPECIAL SALE 1847 Rogers Bros. KnivesVnd - , Forks, dozen $3.75 Sterling Silver Thimbles .. . . . ,10f Alarm Clocks .., .75$ Nickel Watches .75 'Birthstone Rings, solid gold.?2.00' Ladies' Watches, gold filled . $4.00 , Gents' Waltham or Elgin Watches, . r 20-year guaranteed case $8.00". "V. No Extra Charge for Engraving. ' , ; DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. - $1.00 A WEEK VILL- DO-SLOp' Standard Jewelry Store 183 THIRD ST., BET, YAMHILL AND TAYLOR Stream . . Stream Astoria . , . . .Astoria ...... ..Stream Strathgyle. Br. sh.. .Eastern & Western Ancalos, Br. ship .Alblna Churchill, Am. sch. .Astoria Echo, Am. bktn. ; .Astoria Mlndoro, Am. sch. ..... .Pacific- bunker Hornelen, Nor. sai Portland L. Co. W. R. Hume, Am. sch. Portland Lbr. Co. Kelburn. Br. bkv. .Astoria Yellowstone, Am. sa. Ooble Shoshone. Am. sa ....Astoria Minnie Keltort, Am. ss. Astoria Westerner, Am. ss. Tongue Point Wellesley, Am. ss. .-. . . ....... . Linn ton Breakwater. Am. sa Oak street Alesta, Ger. bs. . ;i . .Montgomery No, I State of Cal., Am, as. Ainsworth Alliance, Am. ss. ; . i . . . ... .On way up Hi. Helens. Am. as....' Astoria Olympic, Am. ss.. ...... ..Tongue Point O. W. Elder, Am. ss Martin's dock Xa sfcrate to teed Xitunbsr. Melville Dollar. Am. sa. .San Francisco Ravalli, Am. as ..San Vranclsoa Virainia. Am. soh ..Ban Francisco V.J3. Loop. Am. ss. ....San Francisco R. D. Inman, Am. sa ... . San Francisco Irene. Am. sen...... King Cyrus, Am. sch, H. K. Hall. Am. sch. Rainier, Am. ss Tiverton, Am. ss.,., - Xa Boat With Osmeat and Osnsrai. Aberfoyle, Br. sh. Antwerp Edmund Boated. Fr. bk London Bmanuele Accama It. bk, ....Hamburg Asgard, Nor. ship Antwerp Bldart. Fr. bk.. Antwerp Albert Rlckmers, Ger. bk...... Antwerp Claa Oraham, Br. sh. Cardiff Eugenie FautrcL Fr. bk....... Antwerp v incennes, ar. an. ..... Gael. Fr. bk....... Neatsf ields. Br. shin . . . David de Anjera, Fr. sh. Brabloch, r. bk Kllloran, Br. sh Jolnvllle, Fr. bk Carmanian, Br. bk Coal Ships Ha Xoate. La Roche Jacquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A. Tramp Btaaners Xa Xoate. Inverklp. Br. ....... ...San Francisco Taunton, Br. as -Quay mas Forerlc, Br, sa- San Francisco Madura, Br. ss.... ,6an Franolsco Tabor, Nor., ss.. Bremerton Strathflllan, Br. ss........ Batavla Guernsey. Nor. ss ..... . San Francisco Allan ton, Br. ss.........8an Francisco Teddo,, Br. sa. ........... San Francisco Craighkll, Br. ss. ....... .Ban Francisco Earl of Carrich, Br. ss...San Francisco Sa Seats in BaUast to &)ad Oram. Manx King. Br. sh..... Taltral Port Crawford. Br. sh...........Cailao Agnes Oswald, Br. sh. .........Callao River Falloch. Br. bk Callao Norasee, Qer. sU .callao Oregon, Ger. eh. ............Yokohama Gen. Faidherbe, Fr, bk.....,, Yokohama Henrietta, Ger. Sh.. ........ .West coast Aster. Ger. bk ........... , Valparaiso Marechael do Noaillea. Fr. bk,West coast Helena Blum, Fr.bk. ........ ....Bristol - (Ml aUeamsrs Sa Itonte. Geo, Loom la Am. as San saaclsoe : .Antwerp . . . London .Hamburg . .Antwerp , .Antwerp .Antwerp . . Antwern .Hamburg $.75 SiiitSafe i i i aSsae fl mriO fife I am commencing to do things and will continue to do so from now on until I have raised the required amount of cash, namely $109,850, to pay off. the creditors of the Outlet Nothing Company. The public in general have an opportunity , that must not be overlooked, so take advantage of the Grea Slaughter Sale now going on at the Receiver's Sale. These three big specials are for tomorrow-7-Thursdaypnly, v Don't delay; come now arid save money? ; - ...v , , , ,m, ... s J. tS. P. COPLAND, Receiver for the Creditors.- ; s I WILL GIVE YOU THE ABSOLUTE AND UNRESTRICT ED CHOICE OF ANY MAN'S SUIT, OVERCOAT OR CRAY ENETTE IN THE BIG STORE RANGING IN PRICES FROM $15, $16.50 AND $18, IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES, MADE BY THE BEST MANUFACTURERS IN THE UNITED STATES, COMPRISING THE BEST WORSTEDS, BLACK CLAYS, SERGES AND FANCY MIXTURES,' ALL SIZES, 4 AND NO LIMIT FOR THE GREATEST CUT PRICE EVER HEARD OF ....... . . . . .7. ' M I WILL GIVE YOU THE ABSOLUTE AND UNRESTRICTED CHOICE OF ANY PAIR OF MEN'S PANTS RANGING IN PRICE FROM $i75 TO $5.00, INCLUDING SWEET-ORR'S UNION MADE PANTS OF HIGH GRAD E WOR THE GREATEST CUT PRICE THURSDAY ONLY ........ ... . . I WILL GIVE YOU THE ABSOLUTE AND UNRESTRICTED CHOICE OF ANY $2, $2.25, $2.50 MAN'S HAT, IN ALL COLORS, STYLES AND SHAPES FOR THURSDAY ONLY.. 99e Come early, don't wait It is the greatest offer yet. , You will be pleased. Remember, this is for Thursday only $9.75 SUIT SUE RECEIVER'S SALE OUTLET CLOTHiGtO. FIRST AND MORRISON $9.75 SUIT SALE M rs i E3 .ii 11 1! ti It aazsssssuzsassCTXXaxsss:xsKsss . . . 1 . , . . i . . 1 STAHFORD Mil TO SUE FACULTY - : Expelled Student, Accused of Writing Obscene Let ters, Seeks Damages. (tlotted Prtas teased Wlre.t San Francisco, May 13, Following the announcement that be was the student who was expelled from Stanford uni versity last week for writing obscene letters, (laludlua H. Raymond declared today that he win ngbt tne action or will sue the faculty for heavy damages OFFICERS TAIL TO . EXPLAIN MAN'S DEATH 1. S: -' .. ' (trailed PreM teased Wl. Fort ' Bragg. Cai.. May 13. Caspar, a small town near here has a mystery that grew out of tha death of Fred Steln hardt. a wealthy resident. - . . Stelnhardt -was found dead two days ago at the foot of the inside stairs sf his home. The ' first theory was that he had fallen down the stairs and had met death In that way. A coroner's Jury tried to Solve the mystery, but tailed. The best It could do was to return an open verdict, Jessa U Peacock, his wife and three- year-old child room at tha Stelnhardt noma, one report was that Stelnhardt had. insulted Mrs. Peacock " and that her husband had, attacked him. - The Peacocks have been questioned by the police authorities, but they are unable to throw any light on the myatery. , ' : Killg Himself.. ' ' ( . . (I'rIM Pmi iMim Viral San Francisco. May J. Antonio Vega, I years old, waa found dead in his room today, having committed sui cide by shooting himself through the head. -. . 4. Vega balbeen out of .work for aome time. . . - - ' SHporfluoos Hair Iteaaeved by the New Prlaelple arrxMatloa te aeean sotssee. It la the ealy Bln. a aad praotlcai way to dMtray balr. Boat wte ttm .xp.rtw.nUDf itk leKrotjatt, X-ny Mid d Silatoriaa. Than en eff.nd y ra th BAKB WOBO r ttaa openton sa4 mui fatr.rs. D. lilraol Is ot. It la tba only nctliad vbich 1 iadonad bjr BbrSW ctea. sarf mix, aarmMolotUta, auSMsal wiraal and promlnaat saagastDOT. Dt Mlraala malted, stated la pteio wrappar, for S1.4& Taar moaay bask wlihMi aoMtlon (do rd tut) If It SUte to Sa all that la eteiaMdforlt. Booklet fta In alata autee union V. t. tna De atlraela OasBueal iUwJtoTk. . 4 gar at til LIPMAN, WQLFE & CO. j 1 10 u 11 I ! n4 your valaabla Caaeareta and fln lham aarfaci. Conlda't dowlthonl than. 1 bare aaed ttaam for kona Um for ladi(aation aod kll- ionlda'l dowlthonl than. 1 ua.e n ub tor taaifaaMon aod ait bow aonplatoly aarad. Raaom. mend than to a.aryena, uaea triad. Voa Will aerer be without th.ia la tba faoilly." . . g4ard a. Mara, Albasy, M.T. P??X Best for ft VL, ' Tha Bowels ' ' CANDY CATMAinie Plaaaaat. Falstsbia. Potent. TaataOood. DoOnod, U.T.r tilokea. W.akeo orOrlpe. le, Ste,IO. Ka.ar anld Ib balk. Tba a.nnln. tablat ttnnBad OOU. Darantaad to ears or yoar moaoy baak. i Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago orN.T. Cos ::rjAL sjlle, teh r.:iuca boxes CONTAINS NO HARMFUL DRUGS t . Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat Tha Genuine i in tb. Li and Lung Troubles. Prey nts Pneumonia and Consumption yellow packaos TOM SJUaB IT Aiili SSUUUJJIXBk - H3 as soon as he proves hie Innocence. Raymond, whose home is in uenver and who registered from Los Angeles, was one of the best Known iraternity men on - the eampua. He la- so -angry over his expulsion that he has engaged lawyers to compel - Profeasor A. B. Clark, chairman of the students affairs committee, to produce the letters which it la claimed tie wrote, it bo succeeas in getting them, Raymond. ploy handwriting exper that the writing la not hi. mi MUGS Intends to handwriting experts to ahow writing la not hi. At the time the committee expelled the student without announcing his identity, the members declared that they felt certain that they were not mak ing any miatake. OFFICERS" FIIIL TO FIND T (Trotted Press Leased Wire.) Seattle, Wash.,' May 11. "With scores of officers searching and running down all clues, the two pandtts who held up and robbed the Great Northern express car ' yesetrday morning have eluded capture and the police today are abso lutely at sea regarding their where abouts. ' Pinkertona and special agents of the Great Northern are In the same Quan dary as the local officers. : The drag net, which naa been out since noon. yes terday., nae raueo no to this time in bringing in a suspect. The reward of 12,600 has served as a special Incentive deputy sheriff of El Paso county, this morning shot and killed Charles Barber at Van Horn while attempting to place him under arrest ' V Barber, who was wanted for the mur der of Dan Williams, a short time ago, restated arrest and was In the act of drawing a revolver when shot down by the officer. . Hawkins surrendered to tha authori ties. - Mettger sells watches for less. possible PerfectfitHngis with Selz Royal Blue shoes and many officers from the surround g districts have joined in the search. Perrlna, . the , messenger. Is resting easier today and to the officers gave a detailed account of the holdup. The only thing that promised to furnish a claw was the arrest lata last' night of lortner orakeman or the Clraat North ern who waa discharged the first of the month, i -Thla morning he was sweated but rave a rood : account - of himself and. waa released. , , A peculiar incident was that when the brakeman confronted Perrlne in the hosnltal the latter .said that ha Innknd Ilka one of the men that held him up. Perrlne then stated that both bandits were young, possibly about 23 and 2s years of aga v. , MUEDEREE KILLED. , BY DEPUTY-13HEEIFF s y -V - a1saasaarsjBBaBjBaaBSBjr (United Prcas Lnaad Wire.) -El Paso, May 13. W. H. Hawkins, a No man needs .to" "break in" a pair, of shoes now, since we have S e 1 Fpotform Models to put on jrour feet Every Sela shoe we have is r made on the lines md measure-; t; (wfn ments of their Footforrn last; . it's just exactly what ' the name sounds like; it fits the foot per fectly; you can wear it the first day with as much comfort as, when you've worn it a month. Every Selz Royal Elae shoe is satis faction guaranteed $3.50, $4 135 aaad Widths XattfesaJaXlaia 'BmgX&k'' Cor. 7la Ml IVtsh!3!oa Sis. .1