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FJTOTS ETOHT mrwoiffi matt; tbtbut, MEDoim obwion, prtday. NovEMr.rcn 21, inin. IS NEW PREMIER OF SPAIN It n MftMn rum hiiu munii I MM OF II A DIRTY PEOPLE ERI II MADERO BROTHERS MARINES MA - - -' SURES SEEK REFUGE WIH FAMINES N LAND ME 0 N CIS MEXICAN CAPITAL P WD Y 1 1 sHIIIIIhJ v m AT 1 IN'DIAKAT'OMS. Iml., Xnv. 21. "Dirty IVnplo. nml Dirty Towns,' i n subject liiiinllrtl with out irlovox ltv Dr. J. X. Iturty, slnto health oom- missionor, in tin nrticlo prepared to dnv for the United l're. "The rwnn wo have so ninny iliiiy towns Is 1icciium there are so many dirty people," niri Dr. Hnrty Shrill tho dirty people he compelled liy law to ho clean f No. indeed, not unless their dirtiness threatens the hcnlth nml comfort of others. The scripture sn: 'He who ii filthv lei him ho filthy still.' Of 'course, uhnt is the ue to do otherwise. Com pelling l'o "lio '" filthy to he clean in pen-on nml premises will not make him elenn in mind nml soul, lie will ho filthy still. Wo imi-t tenoh olennliness to tho unclean. Then if thov hecomo 'olenn and .tny clean, it in because cleanliness i their na ture. "Tho town i a mirror. It reflects tho people. A ninn who is olenn in mind will ho elonn in porson. He will have a olenn front-yard and n olenn hnokynrd. A littered doorynrd and a dilapidated house rofleets n littered nml dilapidated mind. "Tho roaon we cannot make n silk purse out of n sow's ear is be cause il is n sow's oar. It is not silk A naturally dirty man can not Ik mndc n clean man. Dirty towns will exist ns lonjr as the dirty people ov ist. Wo must start our future citi zens richt I iv giving more time to in structing oung school children of evil results of tha crime of dirt." CRAZE RA MELODES DYING CLEVELAND, Ohio. Xov. 21. .That tho tasto for "ragtime" Is dy ing out was tho belief ot tho mana gers ot tho munclpal popular con cert, following tho record breaking attendance nt tho initial concert of tho Beason somo days ago and at en suing concerts Tho "Pop" con certs nro as distinctly a Cleveland in stitution as they aro an Institution in Doston. Tho city has contracts -with a large orchestra, composed pt Cleveland musicians. The)- played in tho parks this summer and enter tained thousands but no with "rag tlnio." They played mostly classic eelectlons with a few "popular" pieces mixed In. But that was a freo concert. When tho season for Indoor con certs opened this month In tho Hip podrome with scats at 25 cents each and tho announcement was made that no "ragtlmo" and only a little "popular" music would bo on the program, tho success of tho "Pops" was rerarded as doubtful by many. But tho attendance at tho concerts eo far has dispelled all doubts as to tho concerts' futuro popularity and caused Hcrr TJmnier, tho director, to dcclaro his belief that tho craze for "ragtime" was dying and that "real music" was again coming Into it's own. Tho "Pop" concerts arc Sunday Institutions and aro fur nished to tho pcoplo ot Cleveland at cost. DEEP SNOW IN CRAIER LAKE PARK KLAMATH FALLS. Nov. 21. H. E. Moinyer, assistant superintendent uud head ranger lu Crater Lake Na tional Parle, returned to this city yesterday after bolng driven from tho government headquarters by tho sud den appearuueo of winter. He auys the storm of tho past few days hus brought real winter in the park and that, while there was less than a foot of snow at tho head quarters when he left there Tuesday moruiug, it had begun to euow lu earnest, and ho deemed it advisable to get out boforo it got any deeper. Hu thinks there Is at leust two feet nnd a half there now, as It has been threatening in tho valley with mists ot fellow nnd somo rain, indicating that it was snowing hard In tho park. Mr. Momyer Is tho last porson to leave tho heudquarters. Every body elso had loft there soveral wooks ago, although ho' declared It hud beou beautiful with little falling weather most of tho tlmo for tho last mouth and a half, since the general traffic has been closed, winter has now boguu hi earnest. Tho head quarters and camps ara all closed row and will not open again until next spring. MEXICO CITY, Nov. 21 Con firmation wan recolt'd of n story that Daniel and Evaristo Madera, with several ot tholr friends, charged j with political offenses, but out on ball, took refuse In tho American ' consulate nt Vera Crux when sum moned boforo General Mass, tho mili tary commander there, nnd that United States Consul Canada had telegraphed to Washington for In structions. It was not known defi nitely, however, that General Mnat had asked for tholr surrender. Kumors concerning the course General Mnns has been ordered L2L 3EH0R WN eduardo eaio. pursue in the event ot a landing ot ; American marines nt Vera Cm con flicted absolutely. Ono version was that Hticrta had told him to resist ns long as ho could; another had It that he was not to interfere nnd to retreat with his forces toward tho capital If necessary. Deputy lMuardo t'.ito. former Min ister of the Interior and Minister of Justice. Is the now I'reir'orof Siulu. NO NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION FOR WHITE HOUSE CALLERS WASHINGTON. Nov. 1M.-Hy the nnnouncctuenl here today that there ZAIDEE, THE SEERESS, 10 MEXICO CITY, Nov. 21 A fuel famine threatened tho MvMrnn capi tal today. Of coal there were less than 1000 (tons lu tho city, and It was Impossible to got more. Of oil there were but 24.000 barrels. It was all there was to be had, for the rebels control tho Tuxpan roRlou, whence It Is obtained. Three concerns controlled the entire supply on hand mid they were boost ing the price stendil. Hiislness was practically suspended. There was no work Hundreds of business men were bankrupt. Thous ands of persons were starving. The streets swarmed with beggars. Num berless families which had never bo fore known anything but comfort nnd even luxury suffered from cold and hunger I Her name? Ti- X.a.dee. Shout it from the mountain top-;. Who can forget f Her caravan is on the muddy high way. The heavens wocp unceasing teats upon her dainty head. Her lovoliiie-s i veiled in grief. Does the prospect look both sad will he no New Year's reception n the White Houm l'roMilcnt Wil-ou : ami Imielv; the lowering cloud show- broke n precedent which has stood I not one silver shred i See Znidee. for 100 jears. Instead, the pre-i-J Mutely Hcdouiii stalks on lie dent said he would leave Wn-hing'.on J fore; tho camels follow. Hot ween for u ''brief holiday vacation." , the curtains of her palanquin gnxe (eves of Ke.vtitinn dnrkn-. . a a, nniYntt -rri nnv .... .. jut urtiiiun iu uua WITH PACKY M'FARLAHD I LAST OF WEEK MILWAUKEE. No. 21. .lack Britton and Pnckcy MoFnrland wen1 matched today to box ten rounds here on December S. It will he n no-deci-ion content. Who would not know the myster ies of life, the joy the future hold, the time of opportunity Zaidee enn tell. The carpenters' union In Holland has doubled its membership In the past five years. This evening's service nt the Christian church concludes tho week's services and Sunday evening tho meeting will, elexo. There will bo grand services of song, prner and sermon tonight. The meeting last julKht was ono of the host of tho ser jies and the sermon on sinning arnlust tho Holy Ghost was n clear ex planation of wnt th.t means. I There were seven additions Inst night, two of which were business men of the city. Hotter go tonight , nml have some real wholcsouiu on-'Joymont. WASHINGTON, Nov. 21. -He-spending to Lord t'owdray'a appeal for American protection ot tho llrl tlsh Pearson syndicate's Mexican In terests, Admiral l'letcher, command lug tho United States naval force off the Mexican east coast, might laud marines, It was admitted hero today. Hut this would not necessarily be an act of war, It was added. Prece dents wore pointed to, In which Just such u proceeding was not so con strued. If murliicH were lauded, perhaps It would bo for "police duty" It was stilted. It was expected that Fletcher would represent forcibly to General Agullur. co m in u tiding the rebel forces In tlpi Tiixpan region, that foreign property must bo respected, nnd It Agullar defied him, that he would net at once. Coffee a II). dourer Depends on want: u eiip liquid or a pleasure and Is -IIV than 'Mi what, you of brown dose of oomfort. -Milk at lOe a quart, niav be as eltoup us ut o. To grasp the mean ing of quality-economy use Schilling's I 'est coffee in aroma-tight cans. Cleanly granulated; fresh uioneback. ever- MANN'S THANKSGIVING MANN'S dil c CEXTBAL AVE. Every Winter Suit and Buy your Winter SUIT Saturday $18 Winter Spits now $13.9S $20 Winter Suits now S1G.9S $25 Winter Suits now S19.9S $30 Winter Suits now ...'. .$24.48 All New Goods Special Sale of Furs lilack Coney Sets, a set $5.98 Jilack Coney Muffs, each $1.98 Natural Fox Sets, a set $18.00 Blue Fox Sets, a set $9.98 NEAR POSTOFFICK if R H i Big Sale House Dresses lTp to $1.00 val ues, Saturday, lTp to $2.00 val nes, Saturday, $1.19 $148 Coat at Reduced Prices Buy your Winter COAT Saturday i v' ill IP I' $15 Winter Coats now .... $ 9.98 $20 Winter Coats now . .. $1.98 $25 Winter Coats now $19.9S $:J0 Winter Coats now ...$24.48 All New Goods Speeial Sale of WAISTS New Flannel Waists, Balkan styles, now, each, (jj'i C A New Crepe Waists, new styles, now, ea. New Messaline. d QQ Waists, now each ...... P3 J O ..$2.48 Big sale PETTICOATS Messaline Petti coats, all silk, each $2.48 1 Ilnlycon Petti coats, special, each $1.69 TREE-SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS AND GET WM. ROGERS GUARANTEED SILVERWARE FREE. Saturday is Corset Day Warner's Corsets, fitted with two pairs .hose supporters, 75c grade, Sat- AQ in-day, pair TtOL' Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets, new winter n.odels, special at, pair tjj) jL.UU AGENTS FOR "IVY CORSETS" it Clings. Underwear, Hosiery Sale Women's Fleeced Lined Vests and Pants, each 25 Women's $1.00 Wool Pants, pair 48 Women's Union Suits per suit .. 98 Women's Wool Un ion Suits, suit..$1.9S Children's Fleeced Lined Vests and Pants, each 25 Women's Fleeced .. .. Lined Hose, pr..15 Xayser's Silk Hose, per pair $1.00 Women's Lisle Hose, in all colors, pr...48 NOTIONS flood Hair Nets, ea...4 Best Darn ing Cotton, a ball 2 Colgate's Talcum at, a can 12 1). M. C. Emb. Cot ton, skein 2 Slipper Soles at, pair ..25 Best Needles at, paper 4 Good Pins, a paper 2d Wash Kil hon, per bolt 10 Clark's O. N. 'J'. Spool Cot ton, 7 for 25 Big Sale of Gloves Women's Cashmere. Gloves, all O C colors, mv....)j Women's l(5-Hutton White Kid Gloves, very special at, pair $2.48 Women's Washable Doeskin QQ Gloves, pr J OC "Dent" Gloves for women, one-clasp, pair (JJ n e special, J) 1 D Domestic Sale Best Prints, Saturday at, yard 5f Good Cotton Butts, a roll 10 Heavy Outing, yd.8 Good Cotton Crash, a Wl 5 Hest Challies, Satur day, yard 5 Wool Batts, special, a roll $19 15c Linen Towels, at, each 10 72x90 Bleached Sheets, each 39 Good "Dressing" for Thanksgiving The man wlQ likes Good Drsssihg For Thanksgiving knsws that our high-grade, ready-for-srvice clothes tailored by ths tailors who knsws how MICHAELS, STERN & CO. and HIRSH, WICKWIRE & CO. Chicago and Nsw York and ars much hsttcr than Turkc, and the plsasurs of wearing them lasts a long time. I Suits and Overcoats $15 upward. Remember, yeu do not have to wait" until the Holidays ars past to buy your Winter Suit or Ovsrcoat here at the Right price. We don t have Salss, hsnee don t" boost our prices to protect oursclvss later on. Eventually, if hot already, you will learn that the MODEL is whers you cah cQmc any business day 211 the calandcr and buy high grade merchandise for msn or bgys ahd feel sure yours paying ths Right price. We solicit cQmparisQh, and z look. Model Clothing Co. Corner Main and Bartlctt REDUCTION IN GROCERIES Ittsluro jinir lltlhK oirnv( liy irmlliiK 10) Nolo a fmv of tint prices: IS IIiii. IMiru Cnn HiiBiir for . $1.00 :T. Hm. I(i Mnxlniii IIwiiih for tl.00 -Ti lbs Iiuportuil Jap. Itnyo Ili'iiim for I.(M) 20c Hiillnnrn Tolimtoim, tlm enn Iftc :i()c l'niicy 'I'a til it I'rtilt. tliron rmiH for 10c 30c Itnlinnrn Sllri'il l'lnonpplii Ufc ITic Aero WnHhliiK I'otulor, tho plK ,nn 10c Polly Prim Cloiwutor, tlm ikK o 10c Hwlfi'n I'rliln CtvmiHiir. (ho pkK nc 1100 Ilotllo Dolfl's I'onnul OH for .'. le IMiro Whltn Klour, per nuck VI. in fi ImrH of Whllo I'lynr or I'cnrl Whltn Honp for '. U1o STic Itnllatu-o or I.lliby'n CalHiip for -c IT.c Dolo'n Plni'applii Juki) for UOo 20c Cnntiuil Saunr Krntil, por enn , inc 30c .IoIIIch, I'rcncrvrK nml Jnm, two Jnm for lie Doion of alitor ItmiiH nt Klinllnr prlci'H. Comi In nml look tliom ovrr. Ak iih for prlccH on nn thlnic yon want. Yon will find Ilium all priced low. Fouts Grocery HID K. .Mil I n I'Iioiio U7I iul 1272 r Thanksgiving Specials "We are thankful for the share of business wo have enjoyed during the past year. In order to prove this we are k'"K t make a' lew Thanks ,'iviiif,' hai'ains to (in housewives. Seeded Raisins, per pk 10c Currants, per pk. ., . 10c None-Such Mineenieat, per )k .,..,.., 10c Citron, Lemon or Orange Peel, pound.' 20c English Walnuts, per pound 25c Wo carry J I ills JJros.' Teas Oolong, Ceylon, English Breakfast, Gunpowder and Japan. J tills .Bros.' Coffee Bluo and Bed Can, all sizes. Try our HOc Tea you aro paying 75c olso "whore. If, you aro not a customer of ours, that is your misfortune. Some of our regular prices will bo a bargain to you. Davidson & Butterfield PITONE 21ft J