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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Friend Of Hartman While Respond.
Ing 10 Toast al Gfl|IePs' Club
Says Some Things.
DIDN'T HAVE TO MENTION NAMES
Says Men of the Roosevelt Type Are,
Like arasshoppera, a Burden to tho
land-DIsered'ts Presidents lntee.
rIty' HIa Courage and His vsrae,,y..
Positive Injury to Community.
(By Assoolnted press |


NEW YORK, April JG.-Tho annu,,
nlnner or THE Grillers' Club" wns
neia III this city tonight and made the
occasion Tor speeches by number of
prominent New York persons. incr,n.
'ns former Governor Odell, ID. q. Her.
TICK ana othors. The motto Of thaI
eiip Is Soc Et Tu Um.'
There were many Jokes and nm.
niorons songs. Odell, In the course,
ui speech, said: Every age nas
.,s VhBaries, Its strenuous men am
.ih'es when the voice OF the reform.
or iike that Of the grassnopper To-
burden In the land. The time comas
Mneh there are fewer dlseases ,,nm
remedies, more charlntans thnn MN,
virtues SUITS 1hhn
some men who have become In.
nous encircle themselves within IN.
boundaries OF their own egotism f,tvn
20 me the simple man In profere,,ne
10 MN whose constant hnnkerlnp Mr.
power ana self has distorted his ina.
NATION and led him to the belief ina,
ms honesty Is the only simon n,,re
article and that all other membera q,
society are cheats, irnuds ana iiara
~ takes something more ,ilnn.
,pswcrs 70 inf'ict peraonal or spoliticnI
{ .las Y cement TO climb hills ,inti III,
shoot to mi, Id 81 4 (.
praYest man iB he Who 1 can iisoarps
ms own faults and make noti, S6iissss.
sion ana reparation for them. Ilia5
MY ID the characteristic OF n 6n,i IL /!
man Responsibility should brin,,
Win Win II RESPECT for judgment INF
Mneh there IL sacrifice of boti, tiies
hity and responsibility throupb ntta s.A
ances that. are Incompatible w,,.
olther or both that man is not n pras t
man who thus INDUCES no mattarf,t
ances. 'nose utter
That paternalism Is government
when socks to take from the ind =
sluuai the power of inititaye ana mar
h sormance which aims TO safes,,nrd
nm IN me same manner in which we
,,I the infant not only fnils ~
l.s purpose but is q positive ini,r,,
ana detriment TO the community 'e's
~ is much bettor for MS to d,s.
agree with the great and the 'inta,l,.
gent TO be tenacious or our 'r,sn,a
anah 20 be Ike dumb driven caftIa
asc,Huiescont because it Is eaaler n No.
,oliowers than leaders; followars ~ ~
nose who, like ourselves, are b,,t nv, ~
man and liable to error NJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
SENATOR CLARK'S NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
While croasines a Stream on the ice
There Was an Upset Which
Nearly Resulted Fatally.
10y Associated Press.)

TRINIDAD. COL. April 6.-While
former United States Senator w. a.
Clark. of Montana, was crossing a
river 20 miles west of Trinidad yes
terday his carriage broke through the
ice and was upset. The Senator was
plunged into the stream and was res.
cued by other members OF the party
as he was being washed under the
ice.
The Senator was hurriedly taken to
to ranch five miles away and when
he arrived there his clothing had
frozen. After being furnished with
dry clothing the party proceeded to
Weston. seven miles distant, where
the Senator's private car was waiting.
The Senator, who Is accompanied by
his wife and daughter, will resume
his trip to Los Angeles this after
noon. Senator Clark was on a tour
OF inspection Of his coal properties
when the accident happened. He is
confined to his bed in his private car
today in the care of physician. He
mas severe cold but no serious re-
suits are executed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
NORTH EASTERLY GALE
SWEEPS OVER SECTION
Disagreeable Ashore and Afloat-
Trolley Wires Down for Two
Hours.

severe nor'easterly gale swept
over this city all day yesterday AMI
last night, practically tying-np ship
ping operations in this harbor and
Hampton Roads. The gale was ac.
companied by cold rain which made
it exceedingly uncomfortable out of
doors.
The storm seems to he general all
along the middle Atlantic coast, hut
so far as has been reported no YES
sells have met with accidents. The
wind here kicked up choppy sea in
the harbor and Roads. making ii dan
gerous for the navigation of small
craft. Several vessels hound to this
port and Norfolk had to be held UP
Mt Old Point as 1t was too rough for
the quarantine officer to board them.
Operations at the coal piers were
practically suspended during the day.
three steamers which arrived during
the day for bunker coal being unable
to secure their supplies. The weather
intrfered with the loading of exports
on the FuEness, Witty steamers Al
leshany and Rappahannock at Chesa.
peake & Ohio pier No. 4
The high wind last night blew down
trolley wire OIL the main line OF
the Newport News & Old Point Rail.
way & Electric Company just beyond
the city limits and the line was block.
ed for nearly two hours, while the
wires were being strung again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
YoUEG ELECTRICIAN is
ELEcTROcUTED ON ROOF
Voltage from Power Wire k,ls -.
fortunate Paul MeteaIf-Na
tive OF Suffolk,

Pa,l sIstcaif se ears Si5 aa' 3,.i z
arician. was fatally Injured ON the
FOOT OF the plant OF the Citizens Rail.
way. Light aud Power Company' M
iWenty'flfth street and Virginia avn.
nue., yesterday morning at l1.ao
O'Clock by coming In contact with one
OF the power wires.
The boy had gone on ton OF the
building to place cross arm. Follow.
ing him was +. o. Goodwin, another
electrician. When Goodwin reached
the roof. he saw Metcalf standing
with his hand on one of the wires.
Catching his companion's coat.
Goodwin pulled him away from the
wire: then Metcalf fell over the
roof TO the ground. Everything nos.
slble was done for the unfortunate by
MS Fellow workmen. but life was ex.
tinct In twenty minutes, before n doc.
tor could reach the scene.
Or. b. R. Gary. the coroner. con.
Quoted an inquest and the jury re.
tnrnel verdict TO the effect that tho
deceased came to his death from cleo.
iricity from the plant of the Citizens
Railway. Light and Power Company,
while at work in tho employ of that
company.
Metcalf Is survived by two brothers
who live in Suffolk. The body is
being held at Rouse's undertaking es-
tablishment and last night instruc,
lions came from the brothers to ship
1t 10 Suffolk today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH
NOT COMING TO AMERICA
Her Present Movements Would Inot.
cate That Reports to That Effect
Are Erroneous.
lBy Associnted prnss !

pARlS, April 1.-The Duchess of
eMsarioorongh ut present is stopping at
aunuGriand House, London. and re.
.urns TO Paris Tuesday for a fort.
,lsht, Therefore the report that She
70 san for New York from Cher.
Sourg April . or 1G. accompanied by
MI iather, w. *. Vanderbilt, ana ner
TWO sons apparently is incorrect
MIS- .. H.. 7. Belmont, the Ducn.
sSs mother who had secured accom-.
inouation on the Kron Prinz Wilhelm
salilig from Cherbourg for New YORK
l.prli lc, and who. according to an.
iief rnmor. was TO have been NO
eeihi'anied by her daughter, has can.
eeiled her booking. $50 '""'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Interesting Struggle For The Fam
Gus Worlds Fair Little
One Settled al Last
NUMBER OF COURT DECISIONS
Married Couple Saw the Baby and
After Tracing Its Parentase Legal.
Iy Adopted 1t as Its own--Mother
Changed Her Mind and Began Fight
for Possession.
lBy Associated Pressl

TOPEKA. KANS., April G.-The
state Supreme Court today decided
that Mrs. Charlotte Il. Bleakly OF
Lawrence, kans., is entitled to the
incubator baby" exhibited at the st.
Louis Worlds fair. This reverses the
decision OF the Douglas county, Kans.,
district court and upholds the deci.
sion for the Circuit of Illinois which
neld that Mrs. Blcalily is the mother
Of the child
The decision ends n most interest.
ing fight for possession of the baby.
James G. Barley and Stella Barley,
his wife, who were I'm charge of an
exhibit at the ST. Lopis fair, saw the
baby in the incubator concession.
They traced its supposed parentage
tn Mrs. Bleakly, of Lawrence, Kan.
sas. who was persuaded to sign a
deed of adoption to Mrs. Barley.
Mother Was Told That Babe Died.
The baby had been placed in the
concession by st. Louis midwife.
who it developed later, told Mrs.
Bleakly that it had been born dead.
Mrs. Bleakly uncertain that the child
was really hers and wishing to aid
Mrs. Barkley. to gain possession OF 1t
i'oih VIC SiBiltu tlG duODLlOtl
papers. Later Mrs. Bleakly, becoming
satisfied that the child was her own
daughter, sought to reclaim 81. The
case was tried I'm Illinois and Mrs.
Bieakly given custody OF the child.
Mrs. Barkley made another effort,
however, to regain possession through
the district court of Kansas. The
Kansas district court finally gave
judgment for the Barkleys, but Mrs.
Bleakly kidnapped the child, and es.
capped to Illinois and placed herself
under the jurisdiction of the court,
which had decided in her favor.
Eugene Ware. former commissioner
of pensions. finally took Mrs. Bleak.
ly's case before the Kansas Supreme
Court, which now gives her the GUS
tody OF the child and coincident with
the decision of the Illinois court that
she is its mother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Temperance Crusade in Rr,..,,

BRISTOL, TENN. April Grey. ]
W. West, of Richmond, field secre.
tary OF the Anti.Saloon League of
virginia, spoke to about two hundred
people at State Street Method1st
church last night, at the first temper.
ance rally since the inauguration or
the light against saloons in Bristol.
va. The meeting was a very enthu.
siastic one, and the leaders claim thew
WIN carry the local option election, to
De held April 23, by large major.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Adj Central American--Wnsh date
Another Nlcaraguan Victory,

MANAGuA, NICARAGUA. Anril q.
Puerto Corlez, OH the north coast or
Honduras. has been occupied by Nic.
araguan troops. according to relinbio
navices received here, with tho excen.
tioh OF the seaport of Amupaln. where
president l'onilln Is surrounded bv
his enemies, the revolutIonists -,
honduras in connection with mo
forces or Nicaragua, are In possession
of practically all Hondurnn te,r,tnrr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Senator Hepburn llI.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, April g.
United States Senator w. p. Hey
burn, of Idaho, was taken i'll here To-
night and is under the care of ply.
sicians at the Bellevue-Stratford no.
Tel. The Senator came 10 this city
TO attend a dinner and shortly after
MS arrival complained of feeling Ill.
he became worse and finally summon.
ed physicians, who diagnosed MS
case as acute indigestion. Tonight
he is resting easier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
rornado's List of victimu orows.
NY Associated prass,

1,,,,,,,,. .f"'UNIN0VU I'TtSS.1
az lshNE, LA. April G.-Seyen
persons, five white and two coloren
!. Is learned. wore killed by the or.
'nuo mat passed through this conn.
W. me storm struck nearest To In.
verne nt Patsburg. six miles from
mere. Ihere several houses were
D,o"h uown and Samuel brown ana
Two children were injured. .nme.
r1w ana son We're killed mt POI.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Charles w. Strine Dead.
(By Associated Press

boSToN, MASS, April It,
oharies Strine, manager OF the Met
Iopoil'an opera Company OF New
iork. died at the Boothby hospital in
amis CITY. lie was operated upon for
Sppehdlcitis eight days ago. Mr..
osrlhe, VINO was native OF PhiIadeI.
Pnia, mad been with the Metropolitan
opera Company for the past two
soars as manager OF tours. He was
~ years of age.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, sTNDAY April. = 1907.

won many races here broke his leg
while taking one Of the iumpings In
Tue long course steoplechuSe at City
iark today, He was destroyed The
handicap, $1,000 added, was won by
lancastrian the favorite by about
SIX lengths.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Annapolis outrows Georgetown.
fBy Associated press)

ANNAPOLIS, MD, April G,-Thc
Naval Academy eight today defeated
me representatives OF Georgetown
university In the annual boat race
Delween the crews of the institu-
lions, the midshipmen being six
lchgths ahead ut the finish. The time
OF the winning eight was IL minutes
oi seconds; two minutes u seconds
slower than the record for the course
made last year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Kan Races at. senninas in snow
(By Associated proc,

% WASHINGTON, d. c., April 10
nacihs In snow storm is almost =
undue and unknown feature at Ran.
n,hss spring meetings yet that is
what happened today. The clns,n,
eVent was run in furry of snow
mat rendered 1t difficult to mark tha
horses on me back stretch. The NJ.
enhance was large, however. the cnrd
peins attractive and the track fast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The exaYIning board of the Civil
Service Commission will hold an ex.
animation in this city on April 81 for
the firelnan-watchman for the Local
Federal building. The examination is
being held to secure eligibles from
which an appointment of fireman
Waterman may be made to succeed
Willie Rowe. who was recently dis
charged by Collector of Customs j. r.
II. Stuart.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Peary to Make Another Dash.
tBy Associated Pressl "a

w, WASHINGTON. u. G., April 60
S Staia, engineer r. h. Peary, United
tan n,es navy. mas applied for an ax-
70 roa OF leave OF absence in order
Nor,h assume , MS effort to reach this
he at.p pore. me dash to the pole VIII
70 "'lempteo IN the summer Of Ia0R
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Legislatures Long Session.
(By Associated Press

LINCOLN, NEB., April ,6.-Auer
continuous session since Thursday
.he Nebraska legislature adio,irned
tonight. The session was chienv not
aDle for the amount of railroad leo
islatlon enacted. Many of the hiils
passed are yet to be acted on nv the
governor but it is believed he will
approve ALI in anyway affecttnr Gov
poration interests. cor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Stanford Whites Furnishings Sold.
m. Accn,{otod I)r,,cN

Wy FfooUCItll0U ITtb5'I :
NEW YORK, April G.--rhe sale OF
the furnishings and decorations o.
the home OF the late Stanford White
was completed today, the receipts oil
the days sale being S77,95S, and the
total of the entire sale reaching
Sl25.S05. The most important article
sold today was sample OF the grand
gobelin tapestry, which brought s1O,-
500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Pettus Protests Against HundIey.
(By Associated pracc

WASHINGTON. d. G., April g.
senator Pettus, of Alabama, TODAY
lodged with the President a protest
against the appointment of Oscar R.
i'ndley to be federal distr1ct
Judge in that State. After seeing tho
PRESIDENT the Senator said he did NOT
regard Mr.. Hundley as fit for the
place and none of the men of his own
party were for him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Fatal Grade Crossing Accident.
inv Accumulated DraseA

CHARLOTTE, N. c., April 6.--As
tho result of collision here at the
Brevafd street crossing between a
Seaboard Air Line train and street
car. two persons were fatally injured
ana four seriously. The car was
smashed and the engine disabled.
fatally injured are Conductor Martin
and Willie Howard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Jealousy Leads to Double 8kiIlinn..
fBy Associated HressA -

bl.KiNs, w. VA, April 6.--t,eoree
a a, OF William, W. Va, today sfns
ms wife In the abdomen ana band
ana then fired bullet info nc
rrast. Both We're taken to a hosn,,a'
una are in precarious conditinm'
' ,sa Is said to have nromptea
the shooting. i'l''u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Bad Wreck on Southern.
IBy ASSOciatet] Press

-. A,ILAMTA. GA. April Ga spe.
tlal 10 The Constitution from Mable.
ION, ga, says disastrous wreck oc.
CURED on the Southern Railroad
apont one and a half miles from thar
pace tonight by which eight or more
n ~ were killed. An open switch
Is reported to have caused the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
police klII Three Peasanta.

wy ho"UNIUIGU L CoS'J
STAVROPOL RUSSIA. April e.
Four peasants were killed and three
wounded yesterday in conflict be-
tween villagers OF Jalga and some rti-
raj policemen who had arrested a
peasant. The police were forced to
abandon their prisoner and retire.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Havana Editors threatened.
tBy Associated Prasa.l

HAVANA, April 6.-The editors o..
important papers here. including the
American editor of The Post, have
recently been receiving letters
threatening them with death if they
do not cease publishing blackhand
stories. The letters are signed "The
Sisters Society,""
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
carnesie's GIFTS to Pittsburq.
tBy Associated Press.)

- ..oSoeitivou ieSs'J
PITTSBURG. PA, April Sine
GIT OF $6.O0O,000 to the Carnegie In.
sttute. announced by Andrew Carna.
gle yesterday, swells the amount
given by Mr.. Carnegie to the library
institute and technicals schools here
TO s19,620,000 and raises the total OF
his beneficiaries in Greater Pittsburg
10 S32,50O,00O
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Found Dead in Rain snd ~,

c,rAIIN,rr[, 1T ~ tdtH and Hall Storts1
,lAuNIoN. VA, April 6.-R. p
o Iaoank. man about seventy yeaEss
M n,d, wandered wal off on hillside near.
:, inns city this morning and died r.
nna failure. He was found in 4 In i
anu ,a snoswstorm, cold and stiff, Ia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Rich New Yorker Kills Himself.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April G.-Francis H.
Southland, gu years old, senior mem
Der of the firm OF Southland IL Co.,
dealers in lumber ut II Broadway
and living at the Rhinelander apart
ments on Fifth avenue, shot and kill
ed himself in his home today. 1t as
believed Ill health was the cause OF
the suicide,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
Two Burned to pe.th

SAuGHS. MASS, April 8.--Two
mon We're burned to death in a lire
which destroyed the H. b. NewhalI
Tide Mill today. The dead men ara
oscar Ellis and Michael Desmond,
poth OF Maiden. The bodies were
near chimney, where the men were
the habit of sleeping. The loss Ia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
$1,000, 600 Fire in New York.

NEW YORK, April Sire practic-
ally destroyed the six.story building
occupied by the Ragus Tea, Coffee
and Spice Company and the Union
Pacific Tea Company, Washington and
l.aight streets, today. The loss is es,
timated by the members of the firm
Si,000,00O
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
susse's PIurality 12.a,s
{ BY Associated pras.,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April G.-The
BOARD OF election commissioners To.
aay announced that the official pI,i.
r ,',., OF Frederick A. Bussee, the Re.
pupiican candidate in the recent
electloh. was l2.923. MIR. Busse was
QUAY sworn In rs mayor OF the CITY
oi Uhicago' He will be inauguratea
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
one:Year-old Strike Settled.
(By Ace,o;,,
Wy Assocsated Press. J

SEAMOALy,M fcs5.J ~
hn n ,,.,.., Pa, April l6.-One
nano anu fifty union painters ana
h" hahgers, who went on strike
a. one year ago for an increase or
cents day, arrived at satisfactory
rhn s toaay with their EMPLOYERS.
ihes VIII return to work Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
balance and his physical health and /
eontended that he should have n trial
and he has had it."
CLOSE OF TOURNAMENT.
Last Basketball Game at Y. M. c.
A. Next Saturday

a. Next Saturday,
The final basketball game OF the
tournament in progress at the Young
Mems Christian Association, which
was to have been played last night
between the Insects and Teddy Bears
has been postponed until next Satur
day night.
open house" will be held mt the
association on the occasion OF the
close of the tournament.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
chieaso's New Postmaster,
lBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. d. c., April g.
The President today appointed Daniel
A. Campbell, Of Chicago, to be post
master OF that city to succeed Freu A.
RIsse. who has been elected to the
mayoralty
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07
May sutton to Play.

NEW YORK, April G.-lt was an.
nounccd today that Miss May Sutton
OF California. who won the EnglisI,
Lawn Tennis championship in 1906, "a
10 play In a series OF indoor tournn.
ncnts IN this city April II to MAY 2
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-07

steepiechase Breaks Leg.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, April g.
Gould, steeplechaser, which has
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12

Alba, March 10.-Weather is not
cold, but somewhat squally-the usu-
al type of March prevailing.
The roads are bad, causing the
stage, which is usually heavily load
ed with passengers, to arrive late.
Timber cruisers and locaters are
still going south in search of the crop
of the high mountains, which seems
now to be in more demand than a crop
of wheat in the fertile valley. But
il we have to wait many years for a
railroad it is ali speculation, and
someone is going to make money out
OF it and someone is going to lose
money.
Mack Carney, while looking for
mud holes along the stage road. was
dumped out a few nights ago, and
Jared his shoulder. He laid over one
day at Alba, got rested up, then struck
out hunting for more mud holes.
Stock are doing we'll.
There is plenty of hay here for sale
at from 81 to IS per ton, according
to quality, but there is very little de-
mand, as the market here is very linn
tied.
Mr.. Newcomb, who furnishes beef
for the Pilot Rock railroad, was here
a few days ago and bought several
beeves of Millard Dick.
Miss Futter, the bride, is the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Futter, and one of Camas Prairie's
fairest daughters. Mr.. Bolin, the
groom. is the eldest son OF Albert Bo-
lin, the stockman of this place.
Futter-Bolin.
March 4, by Judge Mack of Ukiah,
George Bolin and Miss Mira Futter
were Joined in the holy bonds of mat
rimony This young couple were both
raised in this neighborhood, and have
the best wishes of the community.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12
INTEREST
CONTINUES
Great Interest Shown in the
Big Piano Sale,

Two more beautiful pianos have
gone to Pendleton homes to make the
home happy and help educate the
girls. This big sale OF Eilers is go
ing to prove a big success and no
wonder, for the prices and terms on
the pianos being sold are bound to
attract customers. One beautiful Bal
ley and one fine Kimball were dis
posed of last night even after Q
o'clock. Any one who misses this op-
portunity to secure a fine piano will
always regret it. Do not let anyone
talk you out of coming down and at
least convincing yourself that this is
the opportune time to purchase.
Everything we have in the house will
be sold at greatly reduced prices and
on greatly reduced terms. Your child
needs a piano, you have promised 1t
to her Why not buy now? You
cannot afford to overlook this oppor-
tunity, only 2S more days in which to
purchase. You had better select the
piano now while our stock is so beau
tiful and complete.