iiEVENING EDITION
Eg
ILY EVENING EDITION
f AlT ...,onnlnthrncr
i w""" mIbk this fact.
EASTERN OREGON WEATHER.
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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1901.
NO. 4910
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The Place
To buy Groceries
H where you can have a big
t,ock to HrflCl rom. Call
,d see n. My stock is
irgeboth in foBC) and staple
grorpri-s
Q, R. Demott
SPRING AND
Fall Clothing. Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Gloves Here
EVERYTHING FOR FALL TRADE
uk wtol ti itaow tvtr nan
and bo) the newest and
nobbiest line of up-to-date
styles and lalirics of Clothing
tor the fall trade. A lower
price for the same goodl or a
better article lor the same
money
OVERCOATS here; Imt will
talk of them later ....
THE
BOSTON STORE, The Money Savers
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND SUPPLIES
VV'l are the uistributora of
Orvjoa'i New School Books.
" prk, thorelor. will bo
wait : ...
a a
""(! imck your old book and we
Wallow part yuur moiiey back.
SCHOOL 3UPPUBS
l?4, uw!JunKBH u'- B1 Mini
'Hi Rider lo. Pen bolder 1,.
NEWSPAPER AOBNCIBS
JUSi9m riptum for any
Wt price. Prompt service.
jjljl Lines at Speeial Prices
"d ki Carte $4.8. to
U .
i Mtl Walking Cane lOe lo
J"' W Booka i KfcateriT
Mych $1U, worth $36.
Ao raper Pattern 6c each
UmU, Toilet Artl-
IOt
r8 box bottl iui
Willi Qjj,.
5 bU jtlWa F ine China.
JKH.LS, TOYS ud (lAflES
i. ur Prtoe aud atoek
0lwi. "Gripped in Fia-teru
(ffj0 prices TO CLOSE
EDERICK NOLFT
A Mighty Clearance
Sale
Gool and Pretty
SHIRT WAISTS
- - At Half Price - -
i
LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' K1KST
COST OF MATERIAL ALONE .
Our Styles Are Better
Our Prices Are Lower
Than Anywhere Else
Alexander
SUMMER GOODS ALL
ftUR Blitirf attention is ten
tered on the FnmifV'tt
Goods line. We have the
most complete line and the
lowest prices. ... .
OUR STYLES are above sits
picion and we give correct in
formation on styles, qualities,
si.e, price, etc, etc
" BAKER
For Combination Folding Cota and
Chairs. Juat the thing to take to the
mountains - -- -- -- -- -- -- -
Next Door to Postoffice
"See Dem Freezers
I have a full line of
The Peerless Ice Cream Freezers
from one pint to ten quarto, will freeze cream
in from three to five minutes; also have a full
line of fishing tackle, hammocks, etc. See my
line before buying
T. C. TAYLOR, the
& Hexter,
SOLD OUT
IS HERE
Till- aeoj Mock for fall. ,
of KNOX is here $5.00
Also the latest ZEPHYR 5.00,
STE1 N $,$? and $
GORDON $ and l&M
OUR BRAND
$1, l.ftO, 2.00. 2.RD
WE have the celebrated Han-
Hen Glove lh.it w ars so well
You know it.
A Lover of (iood Living
demands g;ool bread as the
leading article of his diet.
When he has our bread he
has the best that js made.
We use the best wheat Hour
in this bread, and our every
process is the best result of
experience in bread making
C. ROHRMAM.
&FOLSOM
Pendleton,
..Orogoa..
Hardware Man.
1
GBNBRAL NIWV
A committee ol prominent pro-Boer
ii organiiing petition tor interven
tion in South Africa. The petition
will he presented to the rr mi the or
ration of hi viiit lo France.
Robert La Raudy of France ha anb
scribed 1 10,000 to the building (nnd
for the hoepital the French Benevolent
association it to build in New York.
He ia the non of millionaire sugar
magnate of France.
Crichett, Sibley A Co., boot and
shoe manufacturer ot Boston, operat
ing a large factory at Belfast, Me.,
made an KM ignment Thursday (or the
heneflt of creditors. The liabilities
are helieved to be heavy. Mr. Sibley
of the lirm committed snicide.
Twelve million dollar will eventii'
allv he spent on the buildings, and
$26,000,000 on the whole St I mi i ex
position, it is said, instead of the $16,
000,000 now said to le available. The
general style of architecture will be a
tree treat men 1 of the renaiasnnre
Tlir stage between Camp Verde and
Hewey, Ariiona, was struck by light
ning. One horse was instantly killed
and the driver badlv burned by the
boll, hi shoes and stockings being
torn from his feet. All the passengers
were inure or less shocked, but none
fatallv injured.
That the world 1 about to ee the
inauguration of an age of glass i the
fired let ion Ol Jule Henrivaui, till
Rtelv the director ( t he great glass
manufactory at St. ohain, and one of
the greatest French 1 hernial. Me be
lieves that people will soon he build
ing and living in glass hotiae.
The democrats -! Iowa, in state con
vention, placed in nomination the
following ticket: Governor, Thomas
J. Phillips ol Ottumwa. lieutenant
OfrnOf . G. B Ferguson of Logan,
judge of the MftfOBJM curt, John
Short ley of fiallas; tierintendeni ol
schools, W. P. Johnson of Carroll;
railroad commissioner. A. t Hrvce Of
lte.lfi.rd.
According to a statement given out
by the division oi insular affaira of the
war department . the OMI reei ipts at
the customs house in l-uhn during the
alaadai year imoo were iiti.otw.u-.'a,
againat 1 . 1 lor The re
ceipts from duties mi untMirts wt-ri'
114,176,141 afaioat 18,400,S49 and from
dtllms on eiMirts f I .(MUi.tksi, against
764,10n.
1 a 1
IMCim NORTH WIST NEWS.
Warsbauer Brothers have sold out
their businuss at Maker City, in which
they have been engaged IK yean, to
Mrs. LlHle Hon. I hey will relocate
ill a larger town.
Kev. .1. F. Kherol, formerly nl Ma-
cleay, died at the asylum at Salem
aged Mi years, lb was a preacher ol
the Dunkard church. The funeral was
conducted at Maclenv th.- forenoon.
L. Praybylaki, prieat of the Catholic
church 111 Kugelie, ha resigned bit
charge owing to ill health and will lo
cate elsewhere in the state. Iliareaig
nution war banded in some time ago.
lie will leave Kilgene next month.
C. W. i a I ton ol Astoria baa been
appointed by Misa Ivy Barker the
queen of the Aatoria reagtta to be ber
1. rime minister iluring the -oruuat ion
exer i-e . which will take place Thurs
day eveuing, August '.'. and to act in
that capacity during the regatta.
It is estimated lhat the annual sup
ply ot alt lor Oregon. Washington, 1
Northern Malm and Britiah Columbia
at present prices would cost about
000.0U0. while at the nrlcea that pre
vailed eight months ag" the annual ex-i-emlitiire
would be hut $'.'70,0(10 a
litteron. ' $730,000.
Bellingham hay ia in a fever of x-
citeu.eiit. Oil has been struck u
Fairhaven in a well M0 leet deep. It
was found under J00 leet of cbuiaknu.
aaixlslolie. iheoil ia coming out con
tantly, with a How of arteaian water,
at tnc rate of three barrela pr day. It
is a high grade white oil.
According to a bulletin made public
by the census oliice Portland is iheaec
oncl lieallluest tit) IU the I uiUxi
State, it death rate in ltMJO laiiug hut
u.6 per cent, while that M St. Joaieh,
Mo., the lea.liug City, wa U.l per
cent. 1 he number ol .leath in I'orl-
laud iaat year wa but 866. The
Wasliingti.i. cities do BOt ahow up ao
well. The death rate of Seattle a as
U, per ceut ; laioma, ll.iiper OgBti
ami pikane, 13. W per cent. But litfo
deaths Vaffa reH)rtl in Oregon in 1WJU
ami 4UIU in Washington.
woodsmen
ICiin . ill a iii ayilau4 haul atari lo too
ili. u tonal air tie blood oftM U cornea
iinpi.ir 1 tic h.av hxsl mtv.i! hi 'Ue
In. ids i cam)- U to a great i xti-ui i -iii!.ille
tor th ..oii.lition oi 'he
lii.i. which r.ii.le.- 'In lssl an .y
l.rc In iimiiv iiiilllt ol ! ur
There i no is in i
bloud purtfioi Uuui
jr Pi. i ce'a I iold
en llatiti o Oloi oi -er
. It ciue dilution.-,
pinipU . c
s e in a , aalnia.
rlwiMuotlam and
otlior di ttaiet
t.um.l b ill impure-
cnaditHrti i
the Mixsl. It ettrea
a) mlutoly and ul
togellier by i leaiia
ing the bhsi frwW
the noiaoii which
bleed ami ! ii
easr. A el BO BUb
atituU for ih- " !"
iiin-n." There i
no other medicine
' just us gocsl ' lor
the lilocsl.
s I will furcrri lha.ik
u fur advui.ik '
U ukr l)i Hrc
Gulilcu Mt lKdl Ui.
covarjf " wiiio M"
laiurs Murpli ul
Fonda l'ocalmnl
tu luws "II !.... .ire.l inc ol rhioui. scu.luu.
of tarlvt yean. hU.i.I.uk I sUo lc."l cl.ri.uit
dlairllca lor IweK. ral I am lu ; ... Iic.illl.
uow larltci il.un I rvei wa in li ha ...un
to Oi Fierce iUItu fctcdual Disnovep 1
look aeveral Uailr of Ihr Dtaooverj t Uloir
1 luuurd "
Dr Pierce's Couunoii N ne Medical
Advisci, lonUiinuig lOQft llOg' OHW
lll,,Hiniu, h ., ,,i t i. . on rri-eiot
' IHNSHWW1M. w - .1
of ataiuua to detia . xpcn ol mailing
Only, oelin 21 one-ceui su.uii- .w v
book ill paper cover, or 31 eeuvs mi uir
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CLAIM TRUST
HOLDS MEN
PRISONERS
Shaffer Will Bring Suit for Il
legal Detention.
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IMPORTANT CONFERENCE OP LEADERS
Ekmeol of Pwce to Be Injected by Some
of the Coolerrees it Today s
Blft leetloit.
rittaburg, Aug. 23. -The Amalga
mate! i preparing a suit against tho
ateel trut charging that the mill
manager are forcibly and illegally
keeping men in the mill who deire
to leave. 1 It i reported that the men
are virtually held a prisoners and
that their every action is watched by
guards. So soon as enough competent
witnesses can lie secured the case will
be taken to the courts. I'resnhM
Mitchell of the United Mineworkers
had a conference with Shaffer this
morning.
I iltv machinists employed .it the
Pennsylvania tube work will .put to
night and say they will not return,
until the Rtrike is settled Thia com
l.leteh tie- up the plant. Two in 1 1 Is
are running in the Star tin plate worka
this morning. Otlicials of the Painter
ateel DOOp plant claim the entire plant
will Ih- in operation Bonn.
sinks Confaranr Toaay.
l'itthurg, Aug. H A report wnl
around tins morning that a conference
will lie held thi alteroonn lMte.n
TbaodOfO Sliafler, preaident of the
Auialgainate.1 ; John Mitchell, presi
dent of the United Mine workers,
tirand Master Sargent ol the locomo
tive firemen, Henry White, president
of the garment worker, and Ralph
Kaslev, aecretary of the National
Cimc finleratioli. The obect of the
conference wa unknwoii, hut it was
believed the meet 1 ug was arranged that
tlie unions might know how 11111. fa help
is uecesaarv and to what extent they
can be useful to the striking steel
worker. F)aaley has been a m ..
promoter and Ilia part in the gather
ing, it ia aaid, would indicate that the
union are trying to bring the strike to
an honorable cloae.
The conference between Shatter and
Mitchell lusted until thi afterms.n
Neither Will diacu Its object except
to aay the general sink, situation was
discussed It 11 reported that prior to
the meeting Shafler and Mitchell par
tieipated in a oonaultation with White
of the garment workers, F.asty of the
Civic federation, and Industrial Com.
mfaaioner Jenks. At this consultation
a plan wa mappral out and MIL h II
then called on Shafler. A rumor is in
circulation the eonlerence will probab
ly result in early etabliahiuent of a
boycott on all coal intended for use in
mil la operat,! by Uie truat
Trouble en Tapl In Tampa
lamps, Aug. 23. Kemaiiiing lead
era of the alraing cigar maker who
were ordered to leave town, refuse and
bid defiance. Many strikers are armed
and ate making threats against the
t itv it the leader Ire deported.
Trouble i feared and the militia waa
quickly warned to be ready if needed
Uamuilar Work Man Week.
Mckeeeport, Aug. 23. No alien. ..t
will be made this week to start tire
tin plate works at iH.mmler It Is
thought, however, thai some move of
tliis kind will lie made next week.
C. W. NORDSTROM MAN(ilil)
Paia Penally tor Herder or W Oasen
Ten Yean aso-Mara Legal Belli
Seattle, Aug. 23. -Charles W Nurd
troin waa hanged at W:40 o'clock this
morning ill the garret ol the King
county court house. He killed W.
Meson 10 year ago 11. the Cedar m.iun
tain. The caae has goue to the i
BfOajM court twice and was apialed
five time Nordatroin real bad the
scaffold (topped, kOjIOJod while, fell on
I. is knee, cried l .ave inc " and
became speechless. He rolled or. his
side and was carried up the aeaffold
si r atrapisrsl to the Is.ard, the
mi... .sr waa adjusted ami the fM
sprung by three unknown men The
father and brother ot the murdered
Mason boy were present
Cornwall com lo Canada
Cape Town, Aug. 23. The royal
yacht Ophir with the link, and Dfl Il
ea of Corwall aboard, sailed lor ana
da today. The party expected P r-a. h
(Quebec about September lit.
Mr. Beekbam Belter.
Frankfort, Ky., Aug. 21. Mr IWk
haui wa improving tin morning. It
i now thought (he will recover
World indebtedue.
Aic.ordliig to figure publlbel Hi
the Bankers' Monthly, the total na
tional debt of the world uow amount
to the fabolou sum of $31.201, 76K.OOO.
It ha increaaed steadily during the
Ci hundred year In I7j:S it waa
. 433.260.000. In 1612 it had
grown to $7,2Vtf,760,0UU. Forty-two
year Inter, in 1662, the amount wee
$13,342,676,000. and 20 year later, in
1662, it had practically doubled,
amounting to $26,24U,901 ,000. The es
timate for Iaat year, 1000, showed a
still further increase of $6,000,000,000.
Much of this ia due to wars, but the
debt increase in time of peace a well
aa war.
- a 9
"The United State. haa wore good
homestead to give away iu Oregon
than were given away recently ic Ok
lahoma." Tbia ia the a exert ion ,t
JeBeraou Myera, a balein attorney and
ex slate senator from I. inn county, who
was preeent at tho recent drawing of
claims in the Oklahoma territory
THE NEW YORK MARKET
Reported by I. L. Ray a Co.. Pendleton,
Chteago Beard ot Trade end New Tork
Slaak a.akaaa
moor axsnana nroaeei.
New York, Aug. W. There wa a
dull dragging market in wheat today
and while l.ivrp.l waa 3-N higher
at the close our market rloeed 7-8
under yesterday. Idrerpool cloae.)
ft 7 ti New York opened 7(1 t
7i 3-8, and, after eelling at 70V, de
clined to Tit 7-8. The primary re
ceipts show aotlie increase, but are be
low Iaat year at thi time.
Wheat:
Close yesterday, 7rl4.
tlen today, 7l4
Kange today. 7ft 7-8 hi 7V
Cloae tialay, 7ft 7-.H.
BlOSkll Sugar, IM steel, 43 7-8;
St. Paul, 1117 14) V. P., 43 7-8.
Wheal In San Sranelste.
-aii Francico, Aug. '-'I. -Wheat,
101 per cental.
PENDLETON MAN ROBBED
Held Up at Rlparla C. R. Barnell and
Bud Rlekard Meet Highwaymen.
Blpuna, Wash , Aug. 23. One ot
the boldest holdupR ami rIiimi) ings in
the bialory of Biiiaria ooctirre.1 here
last night when llir.l Itickanl and C.
It ."Harnett, late of Pendleton, were
succesafullv robhe.1. Because Itlokar.l
fiule.l to tfirow up his hands aa ( nck
Iv BR the exigency demanded be waa
sh.d in the leg by one of the rolltans
Kiekard and Harnett were compan
ion harvesters, liirkard had juat left
the service ol W W. Ilillett of Pen
dleton, where he had l.een a month
With Harnett he made hia way to III
parin on a freight with the intention
of going on through to the harvest
fields of the PaloilBP.
When the freight stopped al Orange
Cite junction the two, men started to
ward the engine. A lew car lengtb
on " .or loiiroey two masked men en
countered them with guns and ordered
"hands up." Kickar.l hesitated and
got a bullet in the leg. Harnett com
plied instantly, t'o.dv searching the
harvester, the highwaymen got their
wage-, netting them $22.ftO. In the
hunt (..r more, Itickanl, deanite his
llOBpOHkOlj) wounded condition wa
lorcd t take off his shoe and part ol
his clot he . No more coin waa found
ami Die rnhhera diaappeared piloted D
a tflird man with a lantern who -i I
a abort distance away.
Itickanl waa aaaieted to toe depot .
I .'a l feet dlHtant and taken on a. glue
to Starhtick, where be attll remain.
I'he Lull st rii. k him high up in the
leg, and while aerinualy wounded he
t not in danger He ai.l yesterdav :
"lean give in. description otitic
rohlMTs It was t. si dark . In hn e
citemelit one pulled his mask right
down, hut that did us no good as we
could not see him. "
Sheriff J D Mnilii of Hayton has
sent a posse in imrauit, hut there la no
clue to the desperadoes. The Is. blues
of the attempt can be appreciated from
the nearne to the depot and the fact
lhat the conductor and hrakeman were
but a few yarda away. Both claim to
have known nothing of the affair until
all wa over.
Htarhllek I aaid to lie llilested with
ludd up men just now.
Several other hold ups with varying
eucceaa, no details ol which can lie
obtained, are aaid to have OOMFfOd thi
week, and these events are declared lo
I..- common at the junction in the bail
lands
Cyaleue in Taaaa.
Fort Worth, Taaaa, Aug '.'3. A oy
.i.me dm much damage 111 West Texas
last night. The wind blew sixty miles
an hoar, with no casualties.
Negro Peltiieian Kieeuiaa
Baltimore, Aug. M I. dm Butler, a
negro polllMlaa, aas executed thia
morning for murder of bis wife.
sam whttg will name him
O'Neill or $), I, Lurry.
Captain Sam White, democratic atate
chairman, will ..pp.. m altbof Rwbori
J O'Neill or Oeorge I.. Curry, both of
Cortland, to the itate aecretaryahip,
At leait tliis is. asserted in Hak. r 1 k
Captaiu While's theory all along haa
been that the aecretary ahoubl .. rue
from Port lajfaj I for I wo reaeoilt, lhat
he, White, the ihairmaii, live m
Faster n Oregon and Portland and
Multnomah ouunly will he the center
ul the storm that will rage during the
campaign.
Captian While baa B00)0 the work
of orgauuiug the democrat., party in
' O. yon and propoaes not to wall until
the campaign Is 011 and the couveu
tious al hand Iwlore preparing lor the
nit:, lhat he eaka the deliex rallc Vol
era to make in 1U0.. I'he aecretary
will be auuounced very BUOBi
Speaking of the pOBilloo t'aptaiu
While said:
"I am 111. I mud lo appoiul soma oue
here a aecretary Many names have
la-en nuggeated, and 1 have aeveral un
der coiisiderai mi. It is really difficult
to eelect the right man lor the place,
for g.sal eecretariee are a. arce Some
men while possessing many of the es
sential piahlli alious, are wanting lu
others equally neceaaary, and my hum
now is to try to fiud some oue human
in whom all the requisites are couibin
ed. Within a few days I expo, t to be
able to alum. inii the name of the sec
relarv.
"When the select lou is made, head
quarter are I., be established iu Port
laud a BOOH as isiaslble, awl the pre
liminaries for the uult . ampaign i
tied down to a workiug haais In Bja
opinion we should not wait until the
conventions are held Iwfore devotiug
attentiou i. the party uianhiuery.
The headquarters will be I una tad In
Portland, naturally, tor tbla ia the
t. in. center of ibe state, and caiu
paigus may beat tie directed from
here. "
Where Weketer Wai Bara.
The treea uow growiug on the term
uear Franklin, ti. H., wbern. Oauiel
Webeter waa born are to be cut up iu
lo friction inatcbo, a Uiauulacturiug
company having paid $2800 lor the
ataudiug tiiiibar upon it. The legi.
lature ol Nov Haujpebire refuaed elite
late aeoetoo to pay $3000 lor the entire
faru, though many patriotic citixeua
of the statu petitioned to have It pre
served aa a perpetual memorial to New
HauipaOire'i groat eat auu.
WHAT WANTS
THE RUSSIAN
IN TURKEY?
Czar s Troops Massing on the
Frontier.
AND HIS WARSHIPS ARB ASSdIBLIIG
Freoctj A at tutor Sail i Final NoU II I
Sultan Wtrainn Hlai of Mpirtura
Mm i Sotlldmeoi
BtaMoll, Aug. 23. - A Vienna dia
patch to IVtit Hleii sav "A.. -or.il ng
to advices tr un tialati. twenty Kueaian
BM podo faoOtl and several dispatch
loats have arrive,! at lni.Miter l'elta
and KiiRsta trisrps are (N.inmencing to
BoblllaB along the Tnrkish frontier.
Print Ulvoi Ultimatum,
i onstantinople, Aug. 23. The
French ambassador today aetit a per
son,., letter to th.. sultan notify ing dun
he would leave Constantinople with
In entire emUaay Uff if the .(nay
dispute were not settled immediately.
The letter is looked iiin us an ultima
tum cauii Little Worry.
I'aris Aug H, fk Franco Turk
ih situation wa unchanged thisim rn
Ing. The affair wa mil causing much
l icit. merit lo ottttal alrelaa here a. an
earlv settlement wa expected
Itthtman Revolution Not Troublofome.
Paris, t ig Panatua canal otB
cial BB the revolution on the Islhmue
has not interff rred with their work on
the canal It necessary, huwever,
they mav ask France to protect their
workers.
for South arrlsan sattiameBt.
I'aris, Aug. A St. Petersburg
dispatch asserts that the ciar'i villi to
President LOO DO) in France will reault
in opening negotiations for settlement
of the Smith African war. rkyttlauient,
it ii Mid, will be concluded by au in
terview with King Kdward. Accord
ing 10 the ciar's plans for settle-..,., it,
the dispatch adds, Knglaud will get
mines and heavy Indemnity in return
for recognition ul the independence of
the South African republic!.
Boor Captured.
London, Aug. 23. A Pretoria die-
I al. h tells ol tlie capture of an entire
t ..er convoy near kalkneuidaW after
harp lighting.
A QUINTUPLE TRAOEDY
Anothir Kinlusky Battle With rive
Ntn's Olood Shed.
WllllRiiishurg, ky , tug. 2.1 Mea
gr. reports ol a .puintupln tragedy in
the most isolated rtioii of thia ooun
ty were received here bslay Officiate
are lolornted lhat in a pitched battle
lietween Wei Mavi and Ceo. I ioldeii.oii
oue side aud lllake l.ogan, two euua
and two uien BOOBOd Wilaou, 00 the
other. Five were killed. It la be
I lev.. I the tragedy is the reault of the
trouble over the Wile of Maya.
BUPPALO WANTS DUMONT
xpoiltioa affJOft BI0.UO0 tar Ike Piylea
Maihlne liBerl.
Hurfalo, Aug. great parade of
hreiiicn BOOafTOd here today. leu
thousand lire tighten wera to Hoe.
Santo Domool has been offered $10,
IMIO to give an eihihilmii w ith hia fly
ing machine 0 the Pan toinrieail ei
po it ion on ptember 14.
I'he A. ton-W.sslrufl wrestling match
at the Multnomah club In Portland
waa declared a draw by Kelereo Budd
-mith the boatl were witueaaad by
a laige crowd ol -.pe. talor, who tilled
the MOOrtaOTf in the gymnasiuu. It
000 Bunted ill weight against B0III.
Hr, Wylie (i. W-.alruff towered over
hia BOM poll 101 like the gtaut he la.
He went on the mat welgblug 290
pound t. hia oppoMat! 172.
SCHOOL
...SHOES
Wi- have Juat openMl up
eight large caacs of achJol
ahoea.
I t r, a little uarly, but wa
want to lt you know where
you can get them.
yyi carry the beat
looking, the beat
tittlog, and the loogeat
wearing ahoe made.
livery pair of Shoea
we sell guaranteed
The Peoples Warehouse
TUB FITTKata OF PBI1T.
716 Mam Suoet. foudlatoa, Or.