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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1903)
MR'. NATION FORCIBLY EJECTED Called at White House to See The Pres ident. Leeper divided the honors with hie sons Ralph aud Oscar. They had hardly reaohed borne when the storm . that lias neeu rugiiig for a few day» | set iu. The uew cottage recently * erected by O. M. Leeper was blown several feet from its foundations, bat sfruiige to say with the breakage of only a pane of glase. The last chapter in the Leeper story is that tomorrow Ralph Leeper appears in Eugene to defeud his Laue county homestead , claim in a contest brought by N. E. Dean, a timber locator, in commis sioners’ court. From thia it would appear that the Leepera are carrying their part in the strenuous life. CARRIE ARRESTED. Washington, Nov. 19, 3 p. m.—Mrs. Nation has beeu arrested for disord erly conduct in selling souvenirs in the Seriate gallery. She was taken to the police statiou in a patrol wagon. President Won’t Send Troops. 7 Washington, Nov. 19.—President Roosevelt, after a long conference with Secretary of War Root, today de cid«d not to grant Governor Pea body's request for federal troops in Colorado miuing districts. Under the law the President can only act when violence is beyond oon trol of state troops and police, then can act only on the request of the legislature or upon tho governor’s request if impossible to get the legis iature together. The President and Secretary Root hold there is no insur rection in Colorado. EASY WAY TO Minneapolis, Nov. 19.—A lone masked highwayman entered the Metropolitan Club rooms where eight men were gambling at an early hour this morning. With drawn revolver he compelled the gamblers to line up with faces to the wall, then swept the money Jett on the table by the players into bis pocket, backed out and down the stairs aud escaped. English Derby London, Nov. 19. — The Derby golf cup was won today by Low's Littleton. J. R. Keene’s Surbiton ran second. Twenty one horses ran. Cheat aud vetch seed at Chambers Hardware. Coaching Football. Fred 1). Herbold, of Butte, Mou- tanta, and formerly a member of the U. O. football team, well known through athletic circles in Oregon, is engaged in coaching the Montana School of Mines football team. The teapi has played the leading football teams of Montana without being scored aaginst, and they have an ag gregate of 92 points in their favor. Certainly a good record. It will tie remembered that Herbold coached the Corvallis Argicultural team last year and developed them into a first class team and was en gaged for this year, but on account of financial matters, the deal was called off. Personals. N. J. Wiigiit is in tlie city. Ira D. Hyland is down from Lowell. Flint, the hypouist, has arrived. M. T. city. Crow, of Lowell, Is in the Southern Pacific Bridge Repaired. Wm Brynd of F lorence, is in Eu gene Albauy, Or., Nov. 18.—The damage A. Monteith, of Albany, is in the to the Southern Pacific Railroad bridge across tho South Eantiam rivet city. I*. E. Rice is conflued to his room, ou the Wondburn-Natron branch liai been repaired so that trains wi)1 ib is very ill. cross it after today. Ever since last R. McMurphey ha.-< rt turned hom< Tuesday the Woodburn-Natron train from Portland. have made their trips by couiiuy J. M. Oliver and wife went to Cot through Albany, via the la-liauoi tags Grove today. branch from Tallman and| via* tin Mrs. F. A. Page came down from Corvallis A Eastern Railroad from Saginaw this afternoon. Shelburn. The trains will resume C. F. Mitchell left this afternoon their regular runs tomorrow. for the Bohemia mines. To Stop the Duello. Judge Henry L. Benson, of Klam Dresden, Nov. 19.—The goveri ath Falls, is ill the city. moot of Saxony has adopted striu Hon. C. H. Baker, of Walterville, gent measures to stop duelling. In spent last night in Eugene. the criminal court today one hundred Mrs. A. J. Pickard went to Port and titty students were sentenced tu land this afternoon on a visit. imprisonment for three months each Mrs. H. C. Mation returned this af for participat io'i in their so alls«! ternoon from Junction City. “affaire of honor. ” Miss Clara Edwards left this after noon for Mayville, Eastern Oregon. Bank Closed. Frank Sharkey was a passenger for Washington, Nov. 19—The Farmer»' Portland on this afternoon ’a train. National Bank of Henrietta, Texas, L. L. Lewis went to Cottage Grove w is closed by order of the Comptrol ler of the Treasury today. Examiner thia afternoon where he has employ ment. Weir wus appointed receiver. T. J. Elliott aud R. A. Stephens came down from Camp Creek last Novelist Dead. Loudon, Nov. 19. — llenry Senton night. Merriam. the novelist, died today. J. P. Sweet, of Elmira, writes the Ho waa beat known by his works, Guard from Redding, Cal., that he ■ ilh Edged 1'ools" mid “The will spend the winter at various . iweis.” points in Caiiforula. Mr. Sweet states that hie wife's health is steadily improving. Cuban Reciprocity. Washington, Nov. 19.—The Cuban reciprocity bill iss-t-d the House at 1 o'clock this afternoon by a vote of .135 to 21. Prize Fighters. San Francisco, Nov. 1!»— Betting on Limo row night ’a fight between Britt slid Ci i ol< is two to one in favor of Britt. Archb \hop Assassinated. Berlin Nov. 19.—The Tageblatt re- pert» t at Archbishop Davidi! was aweaaxiuated today by the Armenians in Cancaeue. The murderers escaped. Torpedo Boat Accident. London, Nov. 19.-The torpedo boat I destroyer Falcon collided w.tbafisb- 1 ing smack in the channel this morn- H CHEYENNE EXCITED TODAY found in the Franklin Avenue bridge early Ibis morning. Twenty-one stilleto wounds were counted on hie person. 1 be police believe it waa a case of revenge for some injury as sixty dollars in the pockets were not taken. The wounds were iutlioted from behind. Refuse to Handie Goods Conn Bouse items. DOUBLE KILLING OVER CARDS BLIND COUPLE GET M A RRIED SNOW STOPS WORK IN BOHEMIA Colombidn Protection. ! Funeral Honors for Painter. clAùSlFIEi) C ö L üii For i-XJK BALE._X^C1|—-.1 fruit trees, y p ,. ’*(•» JVashington street, FOR SALE.—A firTw«^ < oltou Surprise steam dryer •«W. Perfectly new, for J <J quire of T. N. segar. SHR/'P.-l have somT^ ebeep tu lease on >ha more years, Inquire oy^ A. C. JeuuingslOB \V«trlft.T* Eugene. *■'** BOR SALE.—50 h eed~»tceti~~'I some registered Hereford J Either sex. Addreu McKe». _^tockFafP>, Spi^eld, FOK sale ZI new. Cheap for cash or will s^ foroats F. A. ArcbmtJ? gene, Oregon. GOATS FOR SALE.-;,;goiu~r condition, for tale at figures. Addreg, or call J. Wood, Eugene, Oregon is duece ten miles soathweg ii gene. FOR SALE.—80 scree timber *. with living water and large also 10,000 capacity sawmill;!» ted two and one-half miles «g Saginaw, Oregon. Address U Joyce, Saginaw. FARM FOR SALE.—A good* farm with plenty of spring» ig running stream, good orc tart, kt garden, well fixed for img* a dwelling house, two god I* enough land in cultivation to * 20 bead of cuws; 2 or 3 horses, 1 goats, and some hogs. Adm* to live, good level road .tol, though hill-side land with loti d timber, but have good meadow, j all 217 acres. Call and wpha 2 miles west of Elmira, on them road. N. Peterson. STRAYED.—From my premia«a Coburg, Wednesday, Sept 911, i small Jersey cow, mole cola,at h than other. StihMi reward for return. H im K i W m STRAYED OR STOLEN.-i twri of 85 for information lejdinjwtii recovery of the following dasik mares, will be given by I. >1 wards, J unction City; One iM n.are about 15)^ bunds high, w! round body and . heavily built 1 every way, foretop cropped ttaH four months ago. Aboot !()• old. Other one a brownisi W n utc, four years old, »tout fi hands high, little darkerib«** heHil than rest of body, bought near Cottage Grow ■ horses have beeu worked, Ka® STRAYED.-A large bay bom* « at knee of left bind leg; M-* front shoes much worn. Guthrie, Eugene. MONEY’ TO LOAN.-0n pk» curity. Enquire of Harris, attorney»-at-l«w. Forced toC1*R “The White” Sewing Mach« Latest improved Models. Call and nvestigate- Schwarzschild IMlEiffl&IUIlRY book store A POOR CRUTCH. Do You? , :.KX.pcltence is t dfar teacher' «« »hose who pin their faith to Mercury find out sooner or later. This power- fui poison combined w>th Potash, is the treatment gen erali v prescribed for Contagious Blood Poison, but failure and disappointment isthe invariable result. These min erals drix e in the sores and eruptions, and apparently the durase k gone and the patient believ* s the cure perma nent. I ,.t soon learns better when the old symptoms return a.m.as s on as the treatment is left off P You ofwre‘ nuHitirPui Ì-atéd^ feels w hen the b leiar * A I'»*0'1**’batf»111 school eh'*» „gt Wear? £ tk* boot» and c-l rith mercury or endure the torture, tlle Mortification that one naturally Jou J-J “>r I \ H nere •. Fails Nov. 19. —The funeral of the —-s?A‘ Courthouse EXONERATED I <>'>. li. Nov. 19.— A stat 4 luncheon » \ed in Guild Hall In honor of u I g ar d Qneeii of Italy Tnsir ua4e.-tie» nriived from Windsor early , ihis ti crnliig and railed on the Italian ee l'K-»y. An ovation trip waa had . snretite to the Guild. The streets* • ete protutxly decorai« d. 1 Soldiers With Cannon MALCOM MOODY a -,. 0B*°» AKBJn Surround Jail and Shipped Over Street Ro ÂÎ.TÏ"» ~-bS Indignant at Governor. Denver, Nov. 18.—Labor leaders are indignant at Governor Peabody's action in calling lor Federal troops at ' ing- Telluride, where a strike has beeu ou The smack sank with all on board. since last July. One of the Falcon’s crew was killed. They assert that not one act of violence has taken place at Telluride snd but one assault at Cripple Creek, growing out of the strike. The labor representatives assert that REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Horn Confident that Friends Will it is Governor Peabody's scheme to involve President Roosevelt iu a Granville M. Bonnett, et al, to Rescue Him Before Hanging labor dispute for political purposes. 500 Policemen Guard a Carload Marcellus P. Bonnett. 100 acreB in To norrow. of Strike Breakers Shipped tp. 17 s, r 3 w, $1125. Wm. T. and Jennie H. Carroll to From St. Louis. Cheyenne. Wyo. Nov. 19.—There is M. L. Somerville, 14.32 acres iu tp. intense excitement here today over 17 s, r 3 west, 12200. Chicago, Nov. 19. —Union teamsters the prospective hanging of Tom Horn, T. D. Liutou to M. L. Somerville, this morning joined bands with the the notorious scout and stock detec strikers, sixty walking out of the Chi I. 28 acres iu tp. 17 s, r 3 w, 81. Milton D. aud Marion 1*'. Mitchell, live, tomorrow forenoon. cago City Railway car barns. Every Soldiers and caunuu surround the Today’s Oregonian: Ex-Represen- member of the organization will re to Olive Read, lot 8, block A, Dor courthouse aud jail where Horn is tativo Malcom A. Moody is acquitted ris ’ ad to Eugene, 81500. fuse to handle supplies for the com Jennie M. ami John M. Williams to confined, with orders to shoot anyone aud exonerated. Before the heariug pany. This action was sanctioned by who fails to halt when commanded. of the cuse was completed, Judge Bel W. W. Calkins, lot 11, block 1, Uni the council of the teamsters’ union Special deputies and militia com linger ordered that a verdict of ac versity ad to Eugene, 810. lint night. panies from nearby towns are coming quittal bi returned. After listening Hamilton aud E. J. Meade to Ed Mayor Harrison this morning re iu to prevent rescue as threatened by t > a brief argument ou the essential newed his efforts to end the trouble. ward G. Kinney, 120 acres in tp. 6 Horn’s friends. Serious trouble is points in the action, the judge ex Aldermanic mediation committeer s, r 7 w, 850. expected tonight as the town is filled pressed the couviction that there was Geore E. and Margaret G. Waggon and the railway officials are ariang with strangers, all greatly excited no evidence to show that Mr. Moody er to Oregon Blue River Mining ing for another conference. The over the expected execution. was gulity of any illegal act in the strikers announce that the wage Company, “The Badger”, mining Horn is so confident of release that transaction through which be was al claim. Blue River district, 85,000. scale will not stand in the way of a U. S. to Henry H. Cox, 80 acres in he refuses to accept the services of a leged to have embezzled and opened settlement, nor do they demand com a letter belonging to Mrs. Margaret priest. plete unionization of the roads. tp. 16 s, r 2 w, patent. L. Conroy. Without permitting the Sadie and George Melson to Georg They do insist, however, that routing case to proceed any further, he took Cheyenne, Nov. 19, 2 p. m.—The cars shall be changed so men will not Midgley certain laud in Eugene, the matter in his own bands, com county jail where Horn is coufined »21 ’ 00 have to put in from ten to twenty C. H. Sewell and Geo. W. Turnbow was given extra guards at noon. Full manded the verdict to be prepared hours each day waiting about the to Julia A. Hestler, lot 7, Union comp i lies of cavalry and infantry immediately, aud ordered a juror to barns in an effort to make ten hours sign it for the jury. cemetery, iu tp. 16 s, 5 w, 850. are r. V held at the courthouse. actual running time. Henry 11. Cox to Geo. Snider, 80 Th cowboys are gathering iu the Sunday’s union mass meeting is ex city id express themselves to the pected to be the greatest demonstra acres iu tp. 16 e, r 2 w, 81. E. P. aud Mary A. Coleman to effect that the hanging shall not take tion of organized labor ever held in Chicago. Every union in the city Sarah Skinner, lot 2, block 2, Cole place. If an attack comes the battle will participate. They will march man’s ad to Coburg, $400. will be bloody as the fight vill take Theresa and Thomae A. Fountain placa at close quarters. from beadquarters beaded by bands, to Tattersalls. The object of this to Warner Nichole, 10 acres in tp. 17 Guards are stationed in the jail monster meeting is to obtain the s, r 5 and 6 w, 81. with instructions to shoot Horn Denver,^Nov. 19.—tatter Lepore J. I. and G. H. Jones to Leeton L. should the attacking party success and Joe Sorici are both dying today voice of the entire labor element on the strike question and municipal Lewis, 578 acres in tp. 20 s, r 3 w, fully storm the jail. the result of the double shooting ownership of the city’s street rail 8125. The hanging is set for seven over a game of cards in the priests’s W. C. and J. M. Tidewell to James o’clock tomorrow morning. ways. apartments in his church Wednesday Late this forenoon it waa announced Densmore, certain land in tp. 18 e, r night. that freight handlers for wholesale 4 w, $3000. The priest says Sorici, they are both Cheyenne. Nov. 19.—Governor grocers would probably agree to Casper and Nora Lea to E. M. West, Italians, came here for the purpose handle goods destined over street certain land in Shield’s donation Chatterton received a letter today, of killing him, having once lost $360 the writer threatening to kill him railways. claim in tp. 20 s, r 3 w, $1000. in a New York bank failure conducted within twenty-four hours after Horn A carload of strike breakers arrived J. M. and Eudora Stephens to Lucy by Lepore. Their enmity may date today from St. Louis. Cars started Withrow, certain land in tp. 17 s, r is hanged. back further us they were heyq to from Halsted street this morning. 6 w, $2900. gether in Italy. Madam Zola Robbed. 50( policemen guarding them. There W. W. aud Anna J. Calkins to was some disorder about the barns. Louis 11. Johnson, lots 10 and 11, Paris, Nov. 19.—On opening her The police feared trouble as the line block 1, Uulversity add to Eugene, residence at McDan this morning, runs through a particularly tough $500. which had been closed for several district. Lottie M. and A. A. Meek to H. months, Madam Zola found the place Linder, lot 5, block 3, Washburn i practically empty. The thieves had carted away furni Milliorn’s ad to Junction City, 81. C. W, Washburne et al, to Lottie ture, bneabrac, and curios, which Miss Sadie Bristow and H. C M. Meek, lots 3, 4 and 5, block 20, her deceased hugsband, the novelist, Smith Unite Their Wasliburne’s ad to Junction City, $1. had spent a lifetime in collection. Fortunes. Lottie M. and A. A. Meek to M. There is no clue to the thieves. E. Speer, lots 3 anil 4, block 18, Love is proverbially blind, but Miners are Coming out From the Wasbburne's ad to Junction (»'.y, $1. Actor Arrested at Cottage Grove. people usually take up matrimony CIRCUIT COURT. District to Cottage Grove. Cottage Grove, Or , Nov. 18. —Frank with both eyes open. Miss Sadie Eugene Loan <t Savings Bank vs. Montrose, in the employe of the Bristow aud H. C. Smith, who were Cottage Grove, Or., Nov. 18.- J. C. and G. G. Anderson, to recover Fischer Dramatic Company, was ar married at Kano, Klamath county, money. L. M. Travis attorney for Miners have been pouring into this rested here on a charge of larceny, last Wednesday, are exceptions to the place for the past three or four days plaintiff. claimed to have been perpretrated Ht rule, for each is totally blind. Both WATER RIGHT LOCATION. from Bohemia at a lively rate, ou ac Independence, Or., He gave $100 bride and groom were at one time count of the storms. There is report The Oregon Securities Co., of Bo bonis to appear before the justice at able to see and enjoy the beauties of ed to be about five feet of snow there hemia, locate water right on High this place for preliminary hearing nature. Miss Bristow, who is now at the present time, aud it was still land ditch. 30 years of age, has been without her snowing at last reports. Should it MARRIAGE LICENSES. eight for fully 20 of those years, and Kidnapping Scheme. quit soon, and mild weather follow for F. R obs Meyers and Daisy L. it was while attending the Salem a few days, the suow will in all prob Rome, Nov. 19.—The police have Slayter, Myrtle A. Slay ter witness. school for the blind that she became ability disappear so that outside discovered the existence of a plot to Charles D. Rossman aud Nettie A. work may lie resumed for a limited kidnap Princess Matgner. dangther acquainted with her preseut husband, White, Frank C. White witness. time only. Little further headway of King Victor Emmanuel. A con through the medium of correspond CIRCUIT COURT. ean tie made this season further than stant guard has since been kept over ence for the blind. Mr. Smith is 40 years of age, and he had perfect sight uddergroui <1 work and|milling which II. Landauer A Company vs. A. the princess, day and night. until he was 21, but hard study, after can be carried on all winter by a P. Petersou, to recover money a severe case of measles, at that time number of companies. Jesse G. Wells attorney for plaintiff. Resumes Work, caused his blindness. He is a man of More supplies aud material for win PROOF OF LABOR. means, owning a ter work have beeu shipped iuto the Pittsburg, Nov. 19.—The entire considerable Charles Destel Hies proof of labor country story and some fine property mint« during the season just closing on Gigan miuing claim, Bohemia plant of the Pittsburg Steel Company in Klamath county. That he has not than at any past time tiuilug the same district. resumes work Monday, after three period. This means that greater ac weeks of idleness, in which 2000 men allowed bis loss uf sight to io pair J. B. Young Hies proof of labor on his usefulness in the world is proved tivity may be looked for in that vi were without employment. by the fact that he conducts his own cinity than ever before. Much val the Eldorado, the White Elephant, business, and aimoat entirely con uable work has lieeu done during the the Gray Eagle, the Bald Eagle, the Klondike Gold. structed the bouse in which he lives past summer iu the camp, both in the King, the Old Man and the Great Western claims. Blue River district. Dawson. Nov. 19.—The total out now. He goes into the timtier and construction of uew roads and in put of Klondike gold for the season cuts bis own wood, felling a tree as the placing of uew machinery. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. of 1903 is $10,137,308 against $11,845,- ably as a man with two good eyes. Rich lodes that have previously been G. W. Long to Benton Wiscarson. 293 last year. The shrinkage is due Miss Bristow is not far behind him reported to the miuing world have 1.346 acres in Georgetown, 84(13.50. to extreme shortage of water supply iu accomplishments, for she is able beeu further developed aud found to Leroy A. Jand Maude ,MUne to lie even greater than waa tirst report Geo.ge 8. Willoughby, lot 5, block 8, caused by tying up water rights in to go about the city alone, and does litagation. housework with perfect eBse.-Ash ed. Among these may lie mentioned University ad to Eugene, $100. the famous Music mine, now owned land Tidings. Carson and lra Comer to C. H. Italian Revenge. and controlled by the Oregon Secur J ones, lots 2 and 3, block 9, Long A Minneapolis, Nov. 19.—The body of ities Company. A family or two of immigror’s ar Landess' ad to Cottage Grove. $1100. Salvator Battalia, an Italian, was rived thia afternoon from the East. MINING LOCATION. L. P. Suapp Hies notice < f location Panama, Nov. 19.—Advices from of Big Buck claim, Blue River dis Bogota state that there will be no triet. demonstration against Americans, *>ut POWER OF ATTORNEY. If It should come the Colombian gov Olaf Engstaru, of San Marcos. Cal., Elmer Yarnell sold 55 bales of hops ernment will give ciliztisof the grauts power of attorney to C. J. Pet today to Horst Brothers, Janies Hays United States ample protection. arson, of Lleywellyn. Or. of Junction City agent, for 18‘7 c«nt« National Bank Failure. I a pound. Elkhart, Ind., Nov. 19 —The First ' Oregon grown clover seed ¡best qual National Batik failed to open for; t usiiK -s this u oroii g. Bank Exam ity. Chambers Hardware. iner l -i »crib ha* been Instructed to Al* next wt < k. except Wi dit twlay 1 tske eh-rc*. and Thur« day, Dr . Lo*a, the opti-1 Tl « • ■ 'ine* i nd list ¡lilies were 1* In I ciati, will is Fi.ge'.e otllt e. • . y a n ill'on di llatr incurving to Cuuanlt hi iu ahout your eye». tlx qimhrif pert. F ARM FC s \|.FL •— Gras* wed of all kinds at bettoli A farm nf CIG •cr- !• n-KWt* prie* a. Chamber» H «rdware. Ulli 1 recti .rt H »1 ere 1 f vr s il». 14’ act«*» >i it 1. et d r « •» «Uli •’re and 16 aerea alle Bail «rwlii hav and nf 1 inil*l Albany Herald: Dr. M. V. Leep stock. Veil entered hr eprinse er. of Spring Hill j»»t l*ck from Two dwelling bon««« on premieea his laine county estate ami re|e>rts as Cali on or addreea, the reeu>la uf the chase seven deer C. H RICHARDSON. and a cougar the latter measuring Pleaaant Hill, Or. o**T nine feet in m tip to tip. Dr, Dr L ep ri Harares. STRIKING TEAMSTERS Railways. BEAT GAMBLERS i Was Turbulent -It Took Two Offi cers, to Eject Her—Accuscs Roosevelt of Smoking Highwayman Lined Gamblers Nasty Cigarettes. Against a Wall and Took Their Money. Washington, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Carrie Nation waa forcibly ejected from the White licu.-u this muinil.g after en deavoring to lorce her way into the presence of the President. She en tered at 10 o’clock and Secretary Loeb explained that the President was very busy. She sat down lor about half an hour, keeping up a muting com went on all other visitors who en tered. Finally she walked into 1, -eti’s office and said she demanded to see the President immediately, that she wanted ¡¡* o ask him why he bi ought a diva into Kansas when he took his Western tour. Loeb after u vain uttempt to pacify her, called on two officers, who were compelled to drag the smasher out, as she re sided to her utmost, She created a sceue in the street afterwards by pray ing for the election of a Prohibition p. esideut who would represent the people and not the brewers. She came here from Baltimore last night where her troup is playing “Ten Nights in a Mar Room.” She incuses Roosevelt of smoking nasty < i arettes on the capital steps at '1 ->peka. CHICAGO’S famous American painter Vocks, who died Monday night, was held in the Amereiau church with highest honors. The French government was offi cially represented. All notal le Americans in Paris were present. . ^Inside each pound package of ■ _ ft ff will be found a FREE game. 60 different game*. All new. * At Yonr Urocer'a. ‘kgiaxaung svmptoms of this vile divas« ' .1. 5 ;a.8?larIante*<l purely vegetable remedy, is the sT o-« dote.f°r C.ontaS'°us Blood Poison. It de- ’• 1 a 'V the deadly virus, overcomes the s™J™eC.U?ltheni!rcury and cl**n*w the blood and orouffhly that never after ar. any signa of the di «ease seen. Nor a »¿° ever transmitted to others. We will send free our book onT (tagious Blood Poison, which is inter *Vlns and «num» full direction treating yourself at home. Medical •dnee or any .peci*i information ed given without charge. ntc twtfr sneme co* <4. « Do Yo«! K yOU dO. ’* ’W' pay Y or an'5 • • • Shoe Sto«-
