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The daily sentinel., 1908-07-15

VINO spent yesterday IN the city leIt
last evening for Colorado Springs. and
from there will go to their homes in
the Florida capital.
Mrs. VIII Krigbaum and Mrs. John
]. Cottrell arrived home this morning
from their extended visit to western
points.
Miss Susa Carpenter. the noted sing
er. and her mother. left Grand juno
Miss Carpenter will give a concert this
evening.
Patronize the street fair and help
out the local base ball association.
Street fair attractions will all be op-
en- tonight. Every show a good one.
Don't miss seeing the circus and the
other big attractions.
For an evening of fun visit the car
nival on Fourth street.
A big array OF attractions at the
mission prices and courteous treat
ment.
The county commissioners finished
their work and adjourned last night.
after session of more than a week.
We will sell you fly net reason
able. Fred Mantey.
Very low rates via Colorado Mid
land for fishing parties. Phone Mid
land ticket office for full particulars.
Give us a chance to show you a bug
gy. You decide whether to buy or
not. Fred Mantey.
In any stripe and Color, put up com
plete at a reasonable price by Lowe
Bros, 126 North Fifth street. Phone
Black 1894. Orders promptly at
tended. Call and see samples.
Like birthstone, Cameo coal will
cook meat. Order from Milne e Mil
ne, 527 Main. Phone Black 663.
We are exclusive agents for the
celebrated Batavia coffee. Dowrey
& Son.
We do not specialize. Every day
is bargain day. Dowrey & Son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
WILL GUARD
HIS TONGUE


Hol Springs. Va. Aug lS.- Every
thing was as harmonious as possible
aud no one was laid across my knee
and spanked"
This was Judge Taft'5 genial re-
marx n concluding a detailed account
Of his conference with Frank IL.
futchc ck, Republican National claI'
man. ana Arthur l. Norys, h!s ch.cf
of staff
Chairman Hitchcock announced af-
ter the first conference. which con,
timed in a forlG1 and offleial man
ner that Mr. TAFT would make no
speeches outside OF the city Of Gin
.cinnati during the campaign. on his
way from 5Iot Springs 10 Cincinatu
the last OF the month, Mr. Taft viii
make side trip 10 OAio, the arrange
renis for which have been complet-
ed, but the details are Withheld for
tne present No political speeche
will be made on this "trip. IL was all
80 officially anonuDced that Mr.. Tai.
would continue TIE policy he had al.
ready adopted aud followed Of not
mixing in local political contentious
ia any state. or of taking any part
whatever ia behalf of any candidate
for nomination for a state office,
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million tcs. he continued We
have aiway believed ilat uhea t-c
pmhibitiunsia cf iie ennairs could
poli vote % mat slze it vou'd 0cc'i.
by such commanding position mat
u could frce all OF the liquor meu
irfo ono marty This would % nec.
essity almost compel an The antihq'
nor men ana all who wonil nos con-
cont iu be lined up with The liquor
Adyocates t8 so into the opposing
parry
Whrn we shall aaee reached such
a coalition VI aifairs as that tlc BAT.
he flr Nationwide prohibition VIII
be oTrs
Observers Of lhe trend Of pnlic
ihouaht Do Airurica believe that CON
.dfahs are hardly so cheering FL m
Tie viewpoint OF ihe prphibitiOnists
as they were a year ago. OF even
later. 'i'sr4 are indications that the
iaweriRA temperance wave which
sNept over te sonihern section -
ihe country and which threatened
10 sweep me West aud North has
broken or reccded Whether This be-
lief Is justified remains TO be proven
m Nolember Prohibiiionisie are
crusaders and the armor of The cru
sader oftlmes grows heavy yerY
qnickly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
CAPABLE LEADERS NOW
IN CONTROL OF PARTY
More Brains, More SagaCliy
and More Political AGuHlsn
Than Ever Before

rpecial 10 Dalif l4eauer.
Washington, Ale. lg-1ac Piehi-
1bieorists have no hope of couEe.
Of carrying the country this fall The
men Nho are at the head Of The Na-
tional organization OF prohibitionists
this year are The ablost the party
has ever had in that position. Stat
ea with absolute plainness, the fact
IS That there Is more rains, more sa-
gnciiy and more political acumen in
the Prohibiiionist party than there
has ever been before. Among the
names OF those who will direct the
Prohibition campaign are those oil
several men who are recognized as
persons Of experience IN one or other
OF the dominant parties Heretofore.
Prohibition campaigns have been di-
rected very largely by idealiats min
isters and other devoted and cousci-
entious men who were not able To
cope with the professional politician
"Of cGs,fsS we do not expect 10
elect our candidate for the presilcn
cy this year, said q prominent i'ro.
hibitionlst Who was IN this city fow
days ngo on his way from the Ma
tsual convention al Columbus Prob
abby 1t was becnnse offhe frank rv.
PRECISION that he reQlscsted that his
name be not quoted. But ives do ex-
poct to poll iS The ncighborhond OF !,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
WRIGHT BROS. HAVE
SOLVED PROBLEM Of
AERIAL NAVIGATION

New York, Aug is After being
scOned az for years ana branded ad.
ventusers who We're seeking adver-
tisement without being capable of DO.
Ing anything which would justify
ven favorable comment, the signal
victory OF the Wright brothers of Day
tom Ohio in practically solving the
problenl Of air navigation has stirred
the scientific world as nothing has
done before in years They not only
constructed a machine that viii ny
but one in whica they have demon
straicd beyond shadow of douot
VIII travel in the face OF an lverse
wind and which may be guided about
at the Will of the operator as success
iullN as a vehicle on i-y iand Fol
loving closely upon tho snccessul
yosage of Count Zeppelin which in
Itself created asionishment IN nsviga-
tlon circles the Wright brothers pres.
SOD ior display OF tnoir much vann.
ted ability 10 nayigate the air, essayed
TO show what could he done I'm The
direction al Paris France. and the re.
suit Of their undertaking Is best sum-
med np IN the wor ls OF recognized
authorities on the subject; who. by thp
Way, wege skepiical in The extreme
that anything new or practical could
eminate irom the American inven-
tors The Figa,o declares that ths
night OF thr Wright brothers Was nod
a snccess bmt q victory ana ends by
saying: They haze conquered the
air. 81. Bleriott excialms: 1T S
MOI Without a certain sadness that we
AppAud az. Mnghts success. The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
TURK HELD
FOR MURDE:R
lRy Assoelaied pressl

Chicago. H. Aug Hassiu Mem.
mer was held BY a coroners jury on
The charge of being The murderer Of
Tuffa shashen. the syrian lal whose
body was recovered pieee-meal a fort.
night ago from various places. mclud-
ing Mud Lake and the drainage canal.
Witnesses told stories which point
eA strongly toward the guilt of Nem-
msr According 90 the Testimony, he
was a degenerate. lie had threatened
to Kill the sherman family and drink
its blood, and Tutfa Snashem was
last seen alive on the lay OF his dis
appearance entering Nemmers room;
Nemmar On that night was seen in the
Vicinity whore the d.smemberea body
was found later He was carrying o
bundle Of cbvious weight; blood stains
We're found on articles in his room.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
WOMEN TO MEET IN lRDMBRE
special 10 Daily Leader.

special 10 Daily Leader
Arlmore. Okla. Aug. 13.~r Ardmore
has been selected as the place for
holding the next annual meeting of
the Oklahoma Federation of Women S
clubs and the Indian Territory fedora.
ton of womens clubs The selection
was made Jointly by Mrs John Thread
eill of Oklahoma City presi lent of
the former o-ganization and AIRS. ID.
4. McDougal OF sapulpa president
OF the latter. The meeting will DE-
held in October and the two fedora
tons will be amaigamated.
A nt9ting Jointly Of the executive
boards OF tho decorations aud the
chaimfeu of the various committees
viii he held here a fow days previous
% the meeting OF the decorations for
ihe purpose Of making formal arrange
menis for the amalgamaiion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
WILLING TO CHALLENGE
UNDER TvE OLD RULES
However Wants Americans 10
Approve Of Different Model
Of Racing Yacht

London. Aug. Flushed with the
Successes of his new racing yacnt
shamroek which has won twenty
oUr ont of the twenty.seven contests
Sd which she started in regattas held
This year Ia home waters. Sir Thomas
lpron rs moro anxious than ever to
trN again for the Americas cup. There
gre still six weeks FOR him 20 issue
Ia challenge for race off SANDY Hook
in August of 1863 ans ne is hoping
that some nHlmatiou VIII come from
ihe New York Yacht club that chal-
lfnge. If sent would be accepted
without such nt!nation sir Thomas
vil nat ask any british yacht club TO
CHALLENGES in bis behaf
The ambition Of my life Sir
Thomas said tolay. Els t0 bring back
'llp cup 10 Great Britain Personally.
am willing io challenge under tho
ola les but ! can not get q designer
oT standing to build another freak
lFaccr, 80 am waiting on an intimg
I tlea hai ihe Now York Yacht clHs
VIII accept a chaiiefgc sindlar 20 that
sent last fear, which / have reason
10 believe some members OF the club
favor.
MY conditions are quite simple. All
that / ask is 10 be allowed to build
q challenger under Tie universal rules
that nOw govern all yacht racing in
AD,erca, ana that | be permtted TO
mid rwa boats. the fastest Of which
will cross tho Atlantic One OF the
clauses OF the rules distinctly states
hat the holder OF the Gun and the
| challenger can arrange ali the details
q the faee TO their mutual satisfac.
Tfi0fi. 81 Tdne as tua New York yacht
I cubs insist en- a race between ma
chimes which serve no gsesul p1rp0sc
/ there Is 10 possibility Of challenge,
but as som ps they are willing TO race
/ under The rules adopted Tor the Amer
lean resatlas | am ready ana anxious
/ 'cr another try
L Designer Fife since the Shamrock
has proved such a success IS NOR
confident that ever OF his ability "a
II design boat nnde, the universal
rples Which will De successful ia lift
ms the CAP. Dgring his visit Ia
Amerca last year Mr. Fife carefully
observed the new ideas adopted BY
transatlantic builders and designers
nd many of these have been embod
ed IN the Shamrock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13

aeroplanes Of Farman ami Leila
gfande woilld seem TO be only copies
When We cnnt stel The sinrcrit :, ~
Mr.. Wright We we've trying to be-
ieFs that France, cr even Germany
would lead fno world in aviation as
IN asrcaaiies bu Sir Wfieht has
prpvM that we are bui dehutanties
The Lalrrsse rena-ke that Mt
Nriehfs FIRST experiment IN Fr,nca
establishes indisputabiy that the
aeroplane is an accomphshc marsel-
Ions thing that the Wright brothers
row sduuli be as much felicliatei as
fl-ey ntye been scoMeI ai ana ad dis-
that Tie two Americans Niil fulHll the
contract by which they win receive
slo0.00O d they effect two flights Of
so kilometers with a machine carry
ing TWO persons one flight having al.
ready been accomplished.
Tie Wright brothers were TWO or
.i.nary laborers. with some knowledge
Of mechanics. at Eayton. o. scme
years ago il was incidentally mention
ed that they We're working on a flying
machine. but no one attributed to
them eng measure of success. placing
taem IN the category with so many
others who have worked along the
same lines only To meet with defeat
and chagrin IN TIE end. They care
fully guarded their secret aud when
they were ready to make an exhibi-
tion OF what they had accomplished.
after years of labor they Went 10 the
Rreatest center cr aviation ia the
world Paris--and there demonstra-
ID
problem of air navigation II is said
heir machine arose from the ground
with the grace Of an eagle, scared
aloll az the very verge OK The clouds,
and then dropping within a few hun.
drel feet of the earth, startel over a
given course, darting here and taere
at the viii of the operator. and even
tuaIly ending at ihe exact point from
which tAey started in a. ipcredibly
| short space of time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
REPuLsE8 OFFICERS WITH GUN.
sneeIaI 10 paIIy I.eader

Snocial 10 Daily Leader
Tulsa. Okla, Aug 49, After she had
twice successfully resisted the en-
croachments of officers who sought
To cake samo of her nand cagpan-
ter tools inroagh a repleyin action.
Mrs. Mary Il Oglesby, who lives two
miles from Tulsa, has a charge pend
ink against her
The husband Of Mrs. Oglcshy re-
Gently applied @or ) divorce ami left
home lie applied Tor @ replcym or
der through which 20 flst possession
OF his tools. An eXpressman was
dcputzed and sent after the tools.
When ne states his business the Ge-
man answered by producing Il shot
gun ana osderns him awas. a deputy
sheu was sent later and be return
ed without success.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
BASEBALL PLAYER IS HELD

Bartlcsvlle. OKLA aug. 49, Emil
WinitorJ Bhii player. who was with
the Bartlesvillo team during the early
aar, oi thf soascn aud Commodore
Johnson ha9c becn plared in the coun-
tf san On 2 wufani charging them
with murdcring Edward Befry q res
taurani cook who mysiefiously lis
apreuie from camp on Panther
creek on iHe night Of August !,
Miiiiforl tui Johnson and Berry
lcii here on that day for q fishing
xcaraon That night Berry disap.
Hpnrcd Tho lwa men returned TO
Barflesville and reportel the matter
TO the authorities This led to their
arrest A search Is being made for
Berry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13

~ have found Bucklen S Arnica
salve TO be the proper thing to use
for sore feet, as well rs for healing
burns. snres. cuts and al manner OF
ahrasi6ns.' writes Mr. W. stone Of
East Poland. Maine II is the proper
thing too for plies Try itl Sold un-
ber guarantee at G. r Renfro's drug
store l5c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
SENATORS, BOTH PARTIES.
slxth pistrIet.-

Sixth District
J. j. Williams Cd.
Lafayette Knowles (RD.
Thirteenth District
NJ. +. Eggermann Cd.
Wilberforce Jones (R)
Ninth District
I Mark Worten CDD.
ernest b. Chapman tRD.
S :teenth District
Washington Savage CDJ.
Emory Bryonlee tRD.
Twenty-fourth District
W. y. Stewart (D1
G. w. Richardson (R).
Fourth District
IL. NJ. Denton.
Second District.
L. 7. Mitchell Cd.
TNSsnty-seventh District
GAsesie Mcintosh Cd. -
II. b. Beeler (R.).
Twelfth Dstrct.--
James Kirllwood (D)
Harper Cunningham (RD.
Twenty-sixth district
William Franklin CD.
Twenty-eighth district
BENJAMIN Whitaker W-dispGted
/ ny ANiiAblAJs
| Fhirtieth District
H. NJ. Landrum Cd.
J. +. Long (R).
Fourteenth District
| W. IA. Johnson CD.
Frank NJ. Collyille (lt).
Eighteenth pistrict.--
Harry X. Allen (DD.
William Huichison (R).
Twentieth District
Jesse NJ. Hatchett Cd.
G 4. Gibson (lt1.
Twenty-seoond District
George r. Ilurst( %.
Frank L. Warren tR.D.
Fifteenth District.
George O, Johnson CD.
Tenth District
J. G. Newell CD.
J. r. Scott (RD.
Eighth District
| =, j. GOulding CD
w. p. l.ightfoot Ql).
| Nineteenth District
r. p Wynne (D.I.
s r. Fisher (R)
Seventeenth District
j. Elmer Thomas
| NOTE.--ln the Thhty-second district
| Guam. Potter and Weaver all claim
nomination. No returns available.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
BRYAN cAMpAIeN fuNn.

Doan's Regnets cure constipation
tone the stomach stimulate the liver.
promote digestion md appetite and
easy passage Of the bowels, Ask your
druggist for them. 25 cents a box.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
sho Llkss COCO Lima.

Mrs. Chas e. Smith of We3 Frank,
I'm, Maine, says: I Ike good things
and have adopted Or Kings New Lite
Pills as our family laxative medicine
hecanse they are good ana DO their
work Without making n fuss about Ir. p"
These painless purifiers sold 1T C. r.
Renfros drug store. 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13

Pain anywhere stopped in 20 min
utes suie with one of Dr. shoops
Pink Pain Tablets The formula Is
on the 2j-cen. box. Ask your doctor
or druggist about this fornulal stops
womanly pains. headaches pains any
where. Write Or. shoop. Racine WIS.
for free trial, 10 prove value of his
Headache, or Pink Pain Tablets. Sold
by Wallace's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13
BUDWEIsER

The most popular beer in the world
There IS less profit ca the dealer who
feils {, because il costs most al the
brewery, yet its sales exceed those of
Hll other Bottled Beers which proves
that rs snperiority Is recognized ev-
erywherc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13

Weak women should read my Book
no . for Women" It tells OF Dr.
Shoop's Night Cure Tells how these
soothing healing, antiseptc supposl
TORIES, bring quick AMI certain help
The Book Is free. Address Dr. Shoop
Racine, Wis Wallace's Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13

AN SIMMER Wash Waists and hun.
deeds OF summer Waists given away
beginning Friday.
THE +. o. AUTI d. G. 60.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-13

c u % = q G 80 o i {, 9 . 6 g c.
< 9
g conrlhrtions for the nstiohal G
q democratic Campaign fund via be =
G received at The Leader counting G
q room arT rcseibis uivrn. The .
. money Gill be surned over to the .
81 national treasurer.
! o O o o 0 c @ @ O O @ O @ O @ q
The Washington times., 1908-05-01
$500 Low Shoes

Made OF white linen or soft
durable Vici Kid with heavy
xts7ded or flexible Turn SoIes.
BlUSner OF Oxford Ties. and
Sandals
May-Sale Prices. sEO
The Washington times., 1908-05-01
NEWBERRY WOULD JAIL
HIS SPANISH RELATIVE

The State Department has asked the
ala OF the Spanish government in ind
ing one OF its citizens, who claims TO
be grandee and relative OF Assistant
Secretary of the Navy NewberTy. un-
der the name OF Don Rodriguez New
berry, When the so-called grandee is
found, the Spanish government viii
further be asked to send him to jail
for trying TO obtain money under false
pretenses.
That is the way Secretary Newberry
chose TO interpret the elaborate letter
nc received two days ago. Don ROdri-
guez wrote that he was langulshing in
a Spanish prison, but that he had left
trunk full Of money In a London hotel
and a beautiful daughter somewhere
else. and If the Secretary, for the sake
OF the common ancestral blood IN their
veins. would look after the senorita, ne
could Lave slice Of the money.
But Secretary Newberry was not
pleased at the thought Of having for a
relative Spanish grandee, who at the
same time happened TO be in jail, and
ne dlc not care about the senOrita, so
ne turned the letter over to the State
department It is one OF the old sst
forms OF over-the-sea swindles.
The Washington times., 1908-05-01
Amend the Constitution,
Cries Oklahona'S Governor
Procaims May a Legal Holiday That the Baby
State May Consider Resolutions to Be
Sent to All Congressman.

With all the energy. enthusiasm and
lustiness. acquired by reason OF its
youth IN the realms of Statehood. Okla
hOma is bent on having the Constitution
OF the United States amended In order
that the good citizens Of the Baby State
may ponder long and seriously over the
Federal Constitution as It now stands,
Gov. c. n. Haskell doth proclaim. that.
by virtue OF the power vested I'm him,
and in the interest Of Government rem
dering equal and exact justice TO both
rich and poor. that Thursday. May T..
1905, shall be legal holiday through
out the State. The proclamation is duly
attested by Bill Cross, secretary of
state.
In order that the citizens may realize
the purpose for which the holiday Is
granted, Governor Haskell thOughtfully
deslgnates IN his proclamation the man
ner In which they should spend their
time. The farmers. for instance, are
urged 10 assemble in their lodge rooms:
the commercial clubs in their halls; the
laborers in their unions, etc. Having
so assembled, IL IS the hope OF Governor
Haskell that resolutions VIII be adopted
demanding five amendments to the
Constitution. These resolutions are TO
be mailed TO the Congressman and
Senators OF the State in Washington
What the Governor Wants.
The manner IN which the Constitution
should be amended, according to the
belief OF the governor. is set forth in
fuIlface type in the lengthy proclama-
ton as follows:
THE PEOPLE MUST ACTl
WHEN2 NOWI
AMEND THE FEDERAL CONSTR
TUITION. Exclamation point forgot
teri
HOW2
(a) Elect United States Senators by
direct vote
The Washington times., 1908-05-01

% LegaIze an income tax.
(c) Make constitutional an employers
liability law
(d) Cease to interrupt the States I'm
regulation OF carrying charges withh.
the State, and the prohibition OF merS
ing OF. competing common carriers.
te) leave 70 every State the right Of
It's own people 70 enforce morality and
protection to honest labor, without
Federal aid being given the enemy Of
both.
in order that the holiday meetings
may not be unnecessarily delayed. the
governor has prepared for his citizens
the resolutions which they are to for
ward 10 their representatives in Con
gress, the only act required OF the peo-
pie being the afhxing Of their auto
graph.
Realizing the weakness OF youth
Governor Haskell expresses the hope
that sister States throughout the Union
may add their power.
Appeals for Help.
"Let US hope" he says. that from
ocean to ocean the voice OF such people
assembled in every community, in every
State. may add its command. Express
ing himself IN the preamble Of is proc
lamation. Governor Haskell Uses the
following expressive sentences:
Government IS neither spontaneous
nor automatic. Il Will not create or
operate itself
The honest people or the special in
terest viii rule.
(WHICH SHALL IT BE?
shall the creatures Of God or the
creatures Of the legislature rule the
country
Bring the United States Senate
nearer the people. that just laws may
be given us.
''All pledges Of future action are stale
with age and the path Of the past IS
strewn with wrecks OF the peoples
fOndest hopes.
Loud acclaim and fierce deauncfation
stlll leave the people with empty
hands,"
The Washington times., 1908-05-01
SECRETRY TAFT SAILS
ON PRAIRIE FOR COLON

CHARLESTON. S. c.. May 1.-Secre-
tary Taft arrived this morning and
sailed at noon on the Prairie for Colon.
The Secretary Of War was accompanied
by General Counsel Rogers, OF the IN
terstRte Commerce Commission.
The party is due 20 arrive in Panama
May 6. and expects 20 return in time for
the Secretary Of War to he present and
speak in Nashville May q
The Washington times., 1908-05-01

Both IN Low and
High Cuts are plen-
tiful hare for both
girls and boys.
S1.25 to So.
The Washington times., 1908-05-01
VICTIM OF RUNAWAY
COhRENDS POLICEMAN

Prompt action on the part of Police
man Augustus Hess prevented what
probably would have been "a serious
runaway in Rock Creek Park. when he
grabbed the bride of a horse driven by
Mrs. Laura Wales AlvCrd, Of ElIO G
street northwest. that had become
frightened by a small colOred boy.
IN a letter TO Major sylvester today,
Mrs. Alvord thanks the policeman for
his bravery IN stopping the horse Mrs
AlvOrd says:
Our horse was standing still near
PierCe's Mil. when a little COlOred boy,
rising suddenly from the ground by the
watering trough. scared him Wheeling
suddenly, he fell in the ditch, and If IL
had not been for officer Hess, who
came TO our rescue instantly. We might
all have been thrown out and seriously
injured. II not killed"
The Washington times., 1908-05-01
English WeIts"

Have the style. the wear and
the Mt Of high-prfced hand-weIt
Shoes, and come in serVfceabse
qualities OF tan calf, ra.tent=
colt, cemi calf
and vici kid
feathers. low. bUe- o. ~
kle, button and NJ Hi
laced or high VIA