THK Kl'OBNB DA1LT GUARD, MOMDArTWAT 4!,
TORNADOES SWEEP ;
OVER OKLAHOMA
Woodward, Okla.., May
11. A succession of torna-
does swent over the dlBtrtct
lying 25 miles to the south-
west, south and south-east
of Woodward last night.
Seven small, Isolated villages,
off the railroad and without
telegraphic communication,
are reported destroyed. Many
are Injured and several are
reported killed.
The tornadoes covered four
counties and traversed 75
miles. '
The towns damaged In-
elude Grand, Arnett, Vlci,
' Mutual, Kstelle, Richmond,
Colley, Little Robe, Cretos,
and Nashville. Some of the
towns mentioned are report-
ed as practically wiped out
and the others greatly dam-
aged.
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STILL ENTERTAINING
SAILORS OF FLEET
Continued from Page 1.)
men of the fleet began this morning
promptly according to the program.
One thousand sailors wore taken for
trolley rides through the city and
given an opportunity to realize the
wonderful rebuilding of the city Blnce
the great Tiro, of two years ago. An
other party of four hundred officers
were taken In automobiles through
the city. Still another large party
of officers went to Mount Tamalpals,
Marin county, up the "crookedeut
railroad In the world."
HOTEL aiumvals.
The Hmeede
It. F. Merrltt, Los Angeles.
W, V. Merrill, Portland.
P. A. Borchert and wife, S. F.
E. L. Dunn, Now York.
K. E. Thomas, Milwaukee.
J. K. Levy, San Francisco.
W. H. Wallace, New York.
I'M RoBenburg, Astoria.
J. C. McCue, Astoria.
W, E. Lewis, Syracuse, N. Y. -rJ.
Monhelmer, Milwaukee,
W. H.TJ; Kent, U. S. Tor. Resorvo
Seymour II, liell, Tacoma.
A. W. Hoavonrlch, New York,
Albert Davtos, New York.
C. E. Hume, Son Francisco.
C. R. Donnells, Portland.
Sam S. OoldBmlth, Portland.
H. A. Albright, Portland.
D. M. Stnnrt, Astoria.
J. A. Donaldson, Roch, N. Y.
Frank C. Conklln, St; Louis.
Mrs. James D. Frazer, N. Yakima.
J. M. Ceaser, Portland.
F. F. Berry, St. Louis.
C.' L. Monson, Portland.
' Thomas Paulson, Portland,
Theo. M. Iarr, Salem.
A ,B. Heolbruna, K. C.
F. A. Rlnchut, K. C.
W. F. Snrgennt, San Francisco.
Robt. Morris, San Francisco.
W L. Whltmore, Chicago.
J, C. Henry, flhloago.
R. H. Oln, Seattle.
A. C. Garland, Baker City. '
Thos. J. Hart, New York.
Miss Emily Uoede, city,
Mrs. W. R. Que. city.
Louis H. Jackson, Berkeley,
Airs. Jackson, Berkeley.
A. C. Miller, Jr., New York.
J. M. Sinclair and wife, S. F.
R. S. Robinson and wife, Medford.
J. M. Shorwood, Cottage Grove.
T. Wandoll, Portland ,
' . 1 ' ,. ;
The Hoffman.
May 10
W. H, Fonton, Doxter.
W. C. Conner, Cottago Grove,
Jvhn A. Hurlburt, Portlaud.
James Jones, S. F,
Mrs. Miriam Hunter, Brownsville.
W. T. Dickinson, Albany.
A. W. Anderson, Albany.
Wm, Runnlngcr and wife, Marcoln.
Maud L. Marsh, Vlilu, Or.
I.llltan L. ttllstrap, city.
Geo. W. Marshall, Tacoma.
H. S. Lowrlo, Portland.
O. B. Ballon, Portland.
H. II. Black. Scnttlo.
Charles Mock, city.
Leo Mork, city.
E. Dewald, city.
M. M. Colllu, city.
May 11
Mattie Piatt. Portland.
M. C. Hurpoln and wlfu, Portland
C. E. Davis, Marinette, Wis.
Arthur Davis, Marinette, Wis.
A, T. Buxtou and fnmily. Forest
urove.
B. O. Leedy, Sherwood.
B. 8. Kolsay, Creswoll.
F, H. Streoter, Creswoll.
P. Hartwlg, Cheswell.
O. C. Ogden anw wife, Portland.
J. E. Yarnall, S. F.
Charlos Mock, Croswell.
George Cornowll. Croswcll."
Lee Mock, Mnrcola.
J. R. lloruin. Chicago.
IeRoy Gesner, Salem.
Fred C. Pell, Junction City.
Fred Iemley, city.
J. W. Bates, Portland.
J. R. McDonlad, Tacoma.
J. W. Wheeler, Antelope,
t. Hartwlg, Creswell.
W. W.Romaoly. Portland.
C. D. Huffman and wife, LaOrande.
E. 3. .Huffman, lAGrande.
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Good grocers like Schil
ling's Best, for it makes
jfood-will and not trouble ;
in case of complaint, the
money is ready.
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DOOMED
The Well's Shoe Store Closing Out
QUITS BUSINESS
The Wells Shoe Store
Corner Willamette and Ninth Street
M
GO-
DOOMED
The room soon to be occupied
by another line of business ,
Sensational Price Reductions
To Move the Remaining Stock
Co'mpletellines of Shoes for Ladies, Misses and Children, Men and Boys
Now to be thrown out,
AT LESS THAN THE COST OF THE LEATHER.
475 Pairs Ladies' and Childrens' Shoes and "
Oxfords, not a pair worthless than $1.50
..most of them sold regularly at $2.50 to :
$3.50 and many higher priced. Take. ',:...
your choice of anything on the tables C A A
Wednesday only, per pair . P"vVJ
Men's Shoes, all styles and most
all sizes,, dress shoes and work
shoes, values to $3.50 qq
our sale price, per pair $ioo
Best Quality Shoes for Ladies and Men at Tremendous Reductions
Closing Out, Prices on Every Pair of Shoes in the Store
Thelfollowing were awarded, shoes last Saturday:- 6528, 449, 7969, 553, 544.
Special Men's Loggers, all sizes, 35 N pairs Great
Gotzian Loggers best French Kip, Corked,
regular price $7.50, while - C C A C
they last ...... . P-.4
Special Men's High Cut, all sizes, 24 pairs Gotzian
15 inch high cut tan sporting shoes, welt,
best stock, regular price $7.00 (K
While they last ipJ.y
Remember Every Pair of Shoes Must Go
Save Money While You Can
The Wells S ode. Store
GEO. C STANLEY in charee
Cor. WillMMtt and Ninth Strt, lnstM Orton.
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