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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
Has no HEART.
High Priestess Pretends to Feel Sorry
FER Bereaved Wife.

FCf LefCoaGu WIG
Chicago. Sept. l3.-Whon shown the As
sociated Press dispatch announcing the
inevicable death OF the president. Emma
Goldman, the anarchist lecturer. now
being held at the Harrison street station,
calefclly adjusted her glasses. read the
bulletin and after a moments pause.
without schaRse Of expression. said.
'sVcry sorry. Absolutely 40 shade Of
resret or pity showed itself upon her
countenance.
~ do not see how that can affect my
case" she added, "f it is carried on law
fully and legally. They have no evidence
ag1inzt me. Chief Bun and Chief O'Nein
have admitted that thcy have none They
are holdins me without evidence. The
death Of Mckinley would only lengthen
my term Of Imprisonment, il they con-
victed ne. feel very bad for the sake
Of Mrs. Mckinney; outside OF that have
no sympathy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
GOLDMAN NOT IMPLICATED.
Cleveland Force FaH to Find any Ev

Cleveland Force Fail to Find any EVi-
dence against Priestess.
sCIeveIsEd, o. Sept. 1s.-The police have
failed absolutely to in amy way connect
Czcleoszs movements with those OF ETna
Goldman. his family deny that he had
any III Iar literature in his possession
and mo onp could he found who ever mad
seen hin at any OF her meetings
Il am stm of the opinion that there
is no anarchists society here and no an
archIst plot TO kin the president was for
mulated in this city, said Chief Corner
today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
FRIEND OF ASSASSIN
Was Popular with Foreign Element,
With Whom He Associated.

- G1 hLtrf Will " lA4ii A-tNilI~ilNf
With Whom He Associated.
WiSesbarre. Pa, Sept. 13 - 1t was
learned mere soday that Leon Czolgosz
n}aie tour OF the anthracite coal region
about six years ago. He was employed
for time hy the Lackawanna Coal COM
parry at Duryea. this county. and while
there is said TO have organized n lodge
of anarchists. lie speaks several Jam
guases and soon became popular Nith
the foreign element. Iie was known there
as Fred Nicman. People who came in
contact with Czolsosz then, say that ne
was after notoriety an the time and
whenever tie anarchists met, Le insisted
on doing al the talking. Ills theory was
that the condition Of the working people
in this country would never be improved
until the a tuines advocated uy the an
nrChists were 0lt into practice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
EVIDENCE AGAINST ANARCHISTS
Cleveland Police Find SO Feet of Dyn-
amite Fuse in Nolczynskis House.

=
smite Fuse in Wolczynskis House.
Cleveland, O., SEPT 15.-kn frame
building on Broadway. the Cleveland de-
teotives have discovered evidence which,
while not tending 70 prove the exist
cnce Of an anarchist plot against Pres
i5eut 1IcNiniey viii at least serve TO hold
one OF ,hem who was arrested IL Chicago.
IS soon AS information was received here
Of ,he arrest II l.Gwa-d AVoIcozynsa. of
this city in Chicago, Sergeant Doran and
Detective SchmunI were detailed 10
search tie house iu which he lived az No.
1870 Broadway. They found stored away
on tor Of a cupboard. afty feet Of fuse,
such as is ordinarily used IN the manu-
factu~e IT dynamite bombs. The intor-
matior WAS at once teiegTaphed TO the
Chicago authorities.
Wolciz-usld vhle in this city was en-
rloyed as writer 90 Q Polish newsnapeg
known as the star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
WORKMAN HAS LOST FRIEND"
Senator Burton Feels Intensely Loss
nE M-Ainr,,- NLier

Senator Burton Feels Intensely Loss
of Nations Chief
Topeka, Sent l3.-Cnited States Senator
Burton was here tonsht. When told Of
the bulletin announcing shat the president
was dying he shook his bead and I'm n
tremulous voice remarked:
"It is TOO bad that the Alm'shtv could
not spare such q precious life. The whole
civilized world wiB mourn the loss. The
American workinsmen have lost their
greatest friend and champion DIcEia-
ley principles VIII live rs long as this
republic stands, while his soul goes
marching on"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

ing police guard, the pacing soldiers, and,
above all, the quietness OF the assembled
multitude, bore witness to the solemnity
nf The nccasinn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
BULLETIN s:s2 p. NJ.

Afnbarn House. Buffalo. sept 1s.-s.g5 p.
m.-Dr- Mynter. who has Just left the
house. gays the president IS slowly dieiag.
The approaching OF death is already evi-
deat, as the body is getting cold Dr.
Mynter says however. that the president
may last until : O'Clock in the morning
although the end may come at any time.
There is hardly any pulse 10 bc felt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
BULLETIN 4:4o a. M.

BOELE I'm 1sGO =. M
Milburn House, 10 a. m.-Secretary
Long has just left Mnburn house. He
said:
There seems to be no particular
change. The president is just alive"
DR.. Janeway was hurried away in an
automobile before the secretary left.
BULLETIN 1880 A. M.
MiIburn House, Buffalo, y. Y. Sept.
14.-At 1:3o a. m an attendant came from
the house and said the presidents pulse
had shown practically 10 activity in four
hours. There was only a slight heart
beat. All Of the doctors were still up
stairs near at hand to the patient
BULLETIN 1897 A. NJ.
MiIburn House, sept. 1.-THE district
attorney ordered the coroner to proceed
10 sIuburn house. because he had heard
a report that the president was dead.
Coroner Wilson'S arrival was followed
Immediately by his departure, his pres
ence being unnecessary. as the president
stll lived.
BULLETIN 1888 A. N.
8lIburn House. Buffalo. y. y. Sept.
1.-THE arrival of Coroner Wilson is ex-
planned 10y the statement that he was
ordered by the district attorney to 60 10
3Iilburn house.
BULLETIN 1890 A. M.
Aulbu-n House. Buffalo. y. y, Sept.
Il 12.g0 a. m.-Frank Baird announced
from Secretary Cortelyou that the presi-
dent is sta lalive and his condition prac-
80 w
BULLETIN 1890 4. NJ.
8u-burn House. sept a. 1889 a. M
Coroner Wilson reached the house few
minutes ago. THIS LED % startling re-
ports.
BULLETIN 1906 a. NJ.
Buna.o. y. T.. SEPT. lt-Secrerary of
the Navy John D. Long arrived ae l--as.
ia unne 10 see the president alive, though
unconscious.
BULLETIN tf:5s ?. n.
sTnbrrn House. Buffalo. y. r. Sept
"a 7r-s r. n.-yVhea DR. Jazevay ar
rived the president was just barely aiIve.
BULLETIN 1f:47 ?. N.
,Frbern Houss. Buffalo. y. 2, sept
Ext T-T. Dr. JsneWay cf &aw YORK.
the heart specialist. arrived and was 4a-
r-itted "a me afIburu house
BULLETIN fi:45 ?. NJ
5fl.bara Hoase. EaEalo X Is sgL
1s-rhe personal colorl5 attsnaaai q tl@
president. ~ u-sz. announced that t-e
president was srll alive
BULLETIN 1i:f2 P. n.
.sft--- Fzeusr. 1I1 = u.-Dr. NaEn
has 5st said
Tre president IS paaslesz and dying
He may Ire en- hour
BULLETIN 1f:o7 p. n.
Hbarn Eorse Buffalo \ r. sFt
e. 1t- g. u-Ir. McBaTasy $50 q H-z
aozs.Hle rat tfe president mfshs ive
t tor-s tse IS ssrrtT Dreaming
Tae -raIatou hzs eeassd in rs sztfeaa-
ttsss. sh aye c1-1-
BULLETS f1:os ? -
sr.-r 1srnr- uZEzfo - = SEPT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

Milburn House. Buffalo. SEPT ls--9-s1
2. m--Ife pulse has left TIE presidents
e'Strenities and he may live until mid
night Consciousness seems TO have n
naAy left IT bis most recent lucid mo-
ments the president comforted Mrs Nc
EinIev
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
RuIIEriN a.Aa , y

Mflburn House. Buffalo. sept. ls.-s.fS
p m--Some CT the members OF Jhe ca5i-
net and other distinguished callers hSvc
begun 10 leave the house. iraioating that
the end IS al but here. Secretary Root
and Senator Depcw were among those
inst denarrin-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
BULLETINS.

mnburn House. 6uHslo.-Presiaent
died at 2:f5 4. M.
Secretary cort=iyoG mace the an
nouncem snt.
BULLETiN f:55 =. rs.
BeElia SEPT r. ri- as-
s.eisns Il s. announced. are noT rerai1-
inz With the president ga fe1 gesI .-
fg.~s fsr thelr sars ices haF.lE r1ssc--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
Eve Exeeilent Co1nbination

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

Guthrie, %. T.. sept l8-Sher.E sidney
schram of Shawnee. MAS ln lhc ci,r lo-
day oalins on the Officers relative 70
ta- escape 81 Geogfe Cetnraa vho IVES
bein stasen Co the penit1nuary az I-ans-
ing. kan, where Dee escaped sheriff
Schgam and Cothron STOPPED az Sfilaa-
sas CITY for supper ana on boarding The
train. Cothson jumped from the platform
on the other side of the track lchram
shot the th5 aee.ne man once. but llG not
hit him. Fiuy dollars reward has beeu
offered for the prisoner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

To enable the people of the weat -
make VISIT 10 their friends ard yeis-
tivos in Ohio end Indiana. the Vandaiia-
Pennsylvania lines viii make low rates
with liberal ticket conditions a. y
Ritchle. Travelling Passenger Agent for
that line 40 Joplin. 80. wiLl fsriiaa a1y
information sou desire.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
BULLETIN 81 3. M.

4ttsitl-l-t tAtlCllt4- A. !" anu s-NhA--- y
idly. Only kept alive by artificial res
piraticn. All hope abandoned. End may
come any moment"
Rev C V Wilson, OF Towaraa. for
mcrly pastor Of the presidents church at
Canton. reached NInburn House shortly
after s o'clock ard demanded admission
BULLETIN 500 P. NJ.
Buffalo. y Y. Sept. Is-'Not twenty
minutes more To live the anncuucemeHt
from the Niibum Hoase at p. m.
BULLETIN 7:57 P. NJ.
NGHburn House. Buffalo. SEPT le--t
messenger from the house M f-55 an
nounced that the president is stLl 1iirc
but there is no hope. The entire staG of
are ~ the bedside.
BULLETIN 7:53 P. NJ.
Miiburr House. Buffalo, Sept i3--.-7a
d. m.-Uadcr ;he effects Of stimlorts.
the president revived at $50 sud eaHed
for Mrs. Mckinley. She is now 9ith
him.
BULLETIN 7:4s p. NJ.
NInburn House. Buffalo Sept l3-Dr.
McBurney arrived at 7.4S Ills carriage
came at a saiiop.
BULLETIN 7:40 p. NJ.
MHburu House. Buffalo. Sept f2-The
president became unconscious at $40 and
now IT 7:40 Is berely alive
BULLETIN 7:3O P. NJ.
NfiIburn House. Buffalo. r. y. sept 13.-
Among those gathered ut the 1iEblrn
House awaiting Tie final aws-.nspiuns
word from the chamber where the life Of
the president quickly ebhs are Secretaries
Root. EIitchcock. and wilson. Senator's
Hanna. Fairbanks. and Burrows. AIRS.
Barber. Mrs. 8fcl-iHia ms Miss Barrier
Miss Duncan. Abner 1Ickiricy Dr and
Mrs Barr. Judge W y. Day. Colonel
1iyron r. Herrick. colonel Brown. ,. g.
AIHburn. Harry HamHn. John Scattered.
Lieutenant Mckinley anG George =. saw
yer
BULLETIN 1928 ?. NJ.
1Inoure House. Buffalo. sept 137
p. rn.-The president is Unc0nscious. The
end is but a short time away
BULLETIN 7:f0 p. NJ.
NIHLurr House. Buffalo. Sept .3--The
relatives OF the DYING president. the
of h.s cabinet and those per
sonal friends Who are in tho house, are
taking their Gnai leave Of him. The
party is assembled ia the main drawing
room and one by one they are ascending
to the sick room. The scene IS "a pain
fuI one and the silence is broken by aobs.
In the street an awe-strlckeu crowd
awaits the coming of death.
The situation has developed into cne OF
mere waiting for the announcement of
the presidents death.
BULLETIN 7:os p. Nj.
Mnburu House. Buffalo. sept d. -7.1s p.
president is unQuestionsbly dy-
ing.
BULLETIN e:56 P. n.
8ulburn House. Buffalo. sept l3-A
messenger FROM tho house ~ s55 an
nounces that the Dresideat .s stan alive.
bur there IS no hope The entlTe stan of
is a. tie bedside.
BULLETIN $50 p. VI.
Mnburn Hcuse. Buffalo sept. f3-6,a0 p.
m. - The presidents physicians report
that his condition is r0st serious Ia spite
NJ vigorous 9tineilt.ca. The aepre 1n
continues end s. profound Ua'esF can (
be relieved the end ls only q ca sion of
time
(sirnedj GEO. r. CoRTELfou
Secretary IL the President
BULLETIN SIS p. ~.
washington. Sept. q F. Montgomery. I
chief operator az tse Whte HOUSE. Says (
TIE rresileat 81 dad. m1etIa came % /
-,ra from tba operator at BafaIo. hat F.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
BULLETIN 1:so A. M.

Milburn House, Buffalo. \. Y, Sept
14.-At 1.3o a m. an attendant came from
the house and said the presidents pulse
had shown practically 10 activity in four
hours. There was only a slight heart
beat. All Of the doctors were still up
stairs near at hand to the patient
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

Guthrie. o. T.. Sept. 1.-THE citzeu.s
bank of McLoud. was chartered today
by Secretary Grimes for tern - ~
years. Tie capital stock 's $4,000 The
directors of Che bank are Msr' lamp
heirner Chss p. B8uugsiey. ,. HODGES
J. j. Nations s. = Williams \ 2. John-
son and j. q. Sullivan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
RuLLETlN - ?. M.

Mnburn House. Sept 13-9,s2 ?. m
Secretary Cortelyou has just sent a mes
sage out 70 the newspaper men stating
that he cannot now leave the house As
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

Guthrie. o T.. sept I3.-Chairman J. N
Clalrk. az the bead 81 the 'reformors
of Oklahoma. has issued eau Zoe q
meetine 81 the forces ia GutlF.e today Co
select delegates ID tho Kansas cfy cone
veauou which is to be held on scptem-
Der i7. lS I9 The meeting VlI De- held
in the probate court room clerk 81 at
The Read Of the "rcformers' ia thc ter-
rltory and resides al Norman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

Guthrie. o o.. sept H. = Secretary
Crimes has ISSUED territorial charter
&c the strougtoa Mining mQany ~
Lawton. Comanche county far ueri3t
~ twenty years. with q capital stock q
SmDJ1 The men interested sre 81 a..
nelson Chls. A. Bumingtan snd G. =.
Markham. q. lof LaWton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
RuLLETIN ~ a. N.

MHburn House, sept 1.-THE district
attorney ordered the coroner to proceed
TO Mnburn house. because he had heard
a report that the president was dead
Coroner wilson arrival was followed
Immediately by his departure, his pres
ence being unnecessary, as the president
stll lived
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

Milburn House, 10 a. m.-secretary
Long has just left Milburn house. He
said:
There seems 10 be no particular
change. The president is just alive
DR.. Janeway was hurried away IN an
automobile before the secretary left.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

Every Comfort for tire Traveller
Is afforded uy the Lchigh Valley Railyos1.
vestIbuled limited trains fsom Buffalo.
also Chcseo and the West yla Nlaear
FFaHs % New York. Dining Car. service
ia carte.
sfop-over allowed NJ Buffalo on ala
through tickets 90 New York and ph.la-
delphia via this lire.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

your Horne Visitor tickef reads over ths
-perusylvau.a nnes when yos
81 east cheap rates. nberai nmit an
best service.
Guthrie. o D.. SEPT fa-Amsn1ea arti-
cies 5f Incorporation for ere bank ~
rafr,fsw. W ools county were f.ei n.f1
Secretary Grimes today T.e bank 7il
te chartered far fueafv gears vita
capital stock ~ s9e. Ths clr.rtara ars
R Csy Wle. s. - ste cen. ard T. Ha-
ilr. a. Fairfew Tire hank eaa fgf-
ueriy kroHn as the Ra = - carroll
shasnee. .. T efpt 1.-THE Poftaaa-
fsrr.e County Fair wrb 7esr herr uent
Tsaas. cortla1ing srt4 ths Tfh.
salsf1ia program haa Been Arranged aa3
frrm i-aae-a lf siI bs ose ff IRE
largest olrs th1t the c1-aiy haa ever
Bal
The sfr-za RI hrrree at Guthrie 1855 ls
shirae1 hese ane the races HfH be tas
hlg featsres ef Gre f-lr
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PglfiFTfN z3O p M.

Ninburn House Buffalo. ~. y. sept 13.-
Among those gathered ut the Nlblrn
House awaiting tie final aws-.nspirins
word from the chamber where the life Of
the president quickly ebbs are Secretaries
Root, EIitch-ock and wilson. Senators
Hanna. Fairbanks and Burrows AIRS
Barber Mrs. McF-iHiams. Miss Barber,
Miss Duncan. thner 1IcEiricy pr. and
Mrs Barr. Judge W r. Day Colonel
1lyron r. Herrick. colonel Brown. ,. e.
MHburn, Harry Iamrn. John Scattered.
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RuILETIN a. ?. N.

8ulburn House. Buffalo. sept l5 "A
from tho house ~ s-55 an
nounces that the president y stln alive.
bur there IS no hope. The cnt.Te stan of
81. .f,,-~i,.fsr.s ie "a. tie bedside
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14

IHburn House. Buffalo. Sept l9. -7.1s p.
The president is unQIestionabi dy-
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Elm z.4s p NJ.

Nnburn House. Buffalo. Sept l3.-Dr.
McBurney arrived at 7.sS His carriage
I .,ar-r al q ,-sflnr
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,iaaara Heas-. h-1-io. = = 81
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BULLETIN 7:1o p. NJ.

MnIurr House. Buffalo. Sept .3.-The
relatives Of the dying president. the
members of hls cabinet and those per-
sonal friends vho are in tho house, are
taking their Gnai leave of him. The
party is assembled ia tue main drawing
room and one by one they are ascending
to the sick room. The scene IS a pain
fuI one and the silence is broken by sobs-
IN the street an awe-strlckeu crowd
awaits the coming % death
The situation has developed into cne on
mere waitirg for the announcement Of
the nrasidnnts death.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP GO,

san ERANCIsCC. CAI.
LcUISV LIT. KY NEW YORK.. ~ I.
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Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
BRIEF AUTHORITY.
Highest Omnsr. In Government Have
but short Terms

Highest Omnsr. Ia Go..rnmsat Have
but Short Terms
When Mr.. Arthur was pres dent he
once said to John NJ Wilson, then a
major in the regular army: "Presi-
dents may come and presidents may go
but the army runs on forever" A few
weeks ago Wilson, as brigadier- gen
eral. retired from service as the head
OF the engineer corps OF the army. He
had entered West Point as cadet If
teen years before Mr.. Arthur had been
heard of outside the politics of New
York. and his active work ends fif-
teen years after that presidents
death. The fact illustrates the truth
of President Arthur's playful para
phrase. which might have been applied
to other branches OF the government
The ofiicial life Of the head OF an sx-
ecutive department is usually short
The throngs that have gathered re-
Gently to see the president and his
cabinet on thsir tour OF the country
have looked upon the great national
leaders OF today. but four years hence.
in all probability. not one of those
high officers of state will be occupy
ing any oficiai position. Even . presi-
dent drops quickly out OF the l'rser
life of the nation when he quits once.
Senatorships. on the other hand. are
long-term ofhces. Most OF the soma
tors have become prominent In the
public life Of state or nation before
they are elected. and when they retire
they are often appointed to important
of still more permanent class. Presi-
dent John Adams appointed n chief
Justice who lived to administer the
oath Of once to Andrew jackson; and
his successor appointed by Jackson.
administered the oath to Abraham
Lincoln. Already Chief Justice Full
Ter. appointed by Mr.. Cleveland In his
first term. has four times indueted a
president into ofiice.-Youth's Com
panion.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
WILL HARNESS. THE RIVER.

Electric Power wiu b. D.v.iopsd d.
tho srand Colorado Canyon.
1t is proposed now to utilize the
power OF the Colorado river, which
tears its way through the Grand Can
yon with force enouogh to move the
machinery OF thousand mills. For
many months hydraulic engineers
have been studying the project and
they have Just made a report They
declare that in 150 miles OF the rivers
course a dozen times more electrical
energy can be secured than is taken
from Niagara falls Part of the can
yon Is In the forest reserve and 1t
also passes through several Indian res
orvations. II the governments con
sent can be secured 1t Is intended to
install this summer plant OF SUN :
cient size TO furnish electrical power
to cities. towns and mining camps
within comparatively easy reach OF the
Colorado. and then to Increase the
scope of the company until all OF
Arizona and most Of the lower part
OF California can be supplied from the
canyon torrent. II success attends the
plans of the company one OF the chief
results will be the placing in opera
ton OF many mines OF value which
have long been idle because OF lack OF
power. The plans OF the company In
clude the furnishing o; motive power
and light to all the cities within reach
and to electric railways. 1t is pro-
posed to build an electric line along
the rim Of the canyon for a distance
of fifteen miles, the better to enable
tourists to view the wonders of the
great chasm.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17

If you want piano you can i'll A.
ford to overlook tho great money-s.v-
ing possibilities of this removal sale.
Just think of nice upright piano for
$l95, $235, $265 and $285, sold for
$500, 1926. $3.50 and $4OO the world
over. and the only reason the reduc-
tion is offered is the slightly shop
worn cases which will never be no
ticsd. Not dollar required down il
not convenient for you to make a
payment. We can easily arrange this
matter so you can take advantage of
these wonderful discounts at once.
Don't forget we are the state
agents for the Steck, Needham, Kran-
ich & Bach, Adam Schaaf, Wegman
and Martin Bros. pianos. all known as
high grade and standard makes. We
were never known to sell cheap stem
ciled pianos. nothing but the very
best makes will you find in our stock,
which We guarantee and stand right
back of them.
Our new stock of pianos just re-
ceived from the factory are beauties
and which have been reduced in price
from $50 to 500. Call and see our
bargains before it is too late.
THE KNIGHr-LOCKE Music Co.
WM. SHAW, Salesman.
lib So. Fifth St. Open nights.