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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-04-03
House Bill No. i86

introduced by Mr.. Brice, Feb
ruasy az, Ioooj read first time in
full, and under suspension OF rules
read second time, ordered ira. 'At.
ed and printed s.s .-seE.ed 10 !" n
mittee "a Agriculture and - l.
iacture.
An AIf
Entitled IAN Act Providing for
the Fencing OF Gardens and Farms,
and Providing for the Recovery OF
Damages in Cases OF the Same Be-
ing Trespassed Upon by Live
Stock, and for Other Purposes
Be Il Enacted by the Legislative
Assembly OF the Territory OF New
Mexico;
Sec. 4. Every gardener, far
mes, planter, or other person hav-
ing lands or crops that would be
injured by trespassing animals,
shall make 9 Sufficient ience about
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
No. 74s. meets in the old bank building
every Monday in each month.
K. McALriSE. Chief Eng'r.
T.. T.. Clark. +. A. T..
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Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen and
Engineers No. COS, meets in the old bank
building every Tuesday in the month At
oo p. m. u. g. HiSEs, Master.
K. A. Wingrove. Secretary.
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Bethel Chapter No IS. Order Of the
Eastern Star. meets at the new Masonic
hall every second and fourth Tuesday
evenings Of each month.
HARRIEr y. DoSoHoo. w. NJ
Alice Z. Koch, Secretary.
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brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen.meets
first and third Saturday afternoons. and
and and 4th Saturday evenings At the old
bank building. H. + CALDWELL, Master,
Claude Duyal, Secretary,
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Ruth Rcbekah Lodge No. 4 meets first
and third Tuesday evenings Of each month
at the new Masonic hall.
Mas. 6. Is, pNRcHNAS, y. G..
Mrs. l.. T.. Sher wood, Secretary.
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Order Railway Conductors, No. S37,
meets at the new Masonic hall every sun
day evening at ? go o.. m.
Emory BRuwS. Chief Con.
6. VI. parson. Secretary and Treas.
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Brotherhood Of Railway Carmen OF
America. meets every first and third FRI
day evenings at 500 o'clock at the old bans
building.
VI. Is. McDosALD, Chief Carman.
A. VI. Fennell, Secretary.
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Tucumcari Lodge No. 1o. X. of y. meets
every Wednesday evening at the new Ma
sonic hail. " II BRYNER {. G.
VI. IS. Goldenberg, X. Of K. and ).
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Bro,herhoot Of American Women. ru.
oumcari II nes,ead No, 1857 meets every
second and fourth "Wednesday evenings OF
each month at the old bank building.
DR. o. Z. PATTERSON, W. +.
Mrs. O T.. Patterson, W. {.
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Tucumcan Lodge No. 27,A.F. and AN
Meets FIRST and third Monday evenings OF
each month at the new Masonic hail.
T. + SANoS. W. VI.
n. - Nichols, Secretary.
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Tucumcau Camp No. IS. w. o. W."
meets second and fourth Monday evenings
OF each month at the new Masonic hall.
=. n. NEAtus. G.. c.
r. VI. Slayers. Clerk
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Tueumcau Lodge No -. |. q. o. r,
meets every Thursday evening at the new
Masonic hall. W. CAMPBELL. NC.
=. O. McDermott, Secretary.
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LODGE DIRECTORY

Tucumcan Lodge No. 27,A.F. and AM
Meets FIRST and third Monday evenings OF
each month at the new Masonic hall.
T. r SANoS, w. VI.
n. - Nichols, Secretary.
Tueumcau Lodge No IS. l.. o. o. F.,
meets every Thursday evening at the new
Masonic hall. W CAMPBELL, NC.
=. O. McDermott. Secretary.
Tucumcari Lodge No. ao. X. of y. meets
every Wednesday evening at the new Ma.
sonic hail. " II BRYMER {. G.
VI. Is. Go!denberg, X. Of K. and ;.
Tucumcau Camp No. IS. W. O. w.
meets second and fourth Monday evenings
OF zach month at the new Masonic hall.
=. n. NEAtus, &. c.
r NJ. Slayers, Clerk
Bro,herhoot Of American Yeomen. Tu.
cumcari II nestead No. 1857 meets every
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF
each month at the old bank building.
Ia. o. T.. p~ATrEEsoS, w. +.
Mrs. O r.. Patterson, ". {.
Nutn NcpehaN Iluke w = WtdAN "
and third TUESDAY evenings OF each month
at the new Masonic hall,
Mas. 6. Is. pNRcHNAS, y. G.
Mrs. l.. T.. sherwood, Secretary
Bethel Chapter No s. order Of the
Eastern Star. meets At the new Masonic
hall every second and fourth Tuesday
evenings VI each month.
HARRiEr y. DoSoHOo. w. NJ.
Alice Z. Koch, Secretary.
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
No. 74s. meets in the old bank building
every Monday in each month.
K. McALPiSE. Chief Eng'r.
Z. T.. Clark. +. A. l..
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen and
Engineers No. COS, meets in the old bank
building every Tuesday in the month at
90 .. J.. u. g. HiSEs, Master.
K. A. Wingrove, Secretary.
order Railway Conductors, No. s37.
meets at the new Masonic hall every sun
day evening at ? 80 p. m.
Emory BRowS. Chief Con.
6. VI. parson, Secretary and Treas.
brotherhood Of Railway Trsinmen.mee
first and third Saturday afternoons. and
and and 4th Saturday evenings at the old
bank building. n + CALDWELL, Master.
Claude Duyal, Secretary.
brotherhood Of Railway Carmen OF
America. meets every first and third FRI
day evenings at 500 o'clock At the old bank
building.
VI. Is. McDosALD, Chief Carman.
A. VI, Fennell, Secretary.
Carpenters and %loiners Union No. 67S
meets in new Masonic hall every hrst anc
third Friday nights.
PAUL lACgsu.. President.
VI. T.. Parish, Secretary.
Tucumcari Ministerial Association, meet
FIRST and third Mondays IN each month a
10 o a. m. Rgv. w H. Dubosg, Pres.
Rev. Guy VI. Mcbride, Secretary
Tucumcari Business Mems League
v. w. MooEE. President.
RI. II McElroy, Secretary.
Fresh coniectionerles received
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UNFAIR TACTICS
 ARE DISCOVERED

tHcarst News Special to the .;raphic)
 Washington, July 10.-Evidence has been adduced that Lieut.. Revan, nepn- eW of Senator Raynor, had both arms of Lieut.. Sutton when he was pros trate on the ground Sutton was mysteriously shot on the Annapolis campus after quarrel with his broth CT officers concerning Miss May Stewart, of Pittsburg Private Del hart took pistol from one of the officers. which was never found later, Senator .soGr@e, Of Oregon announced today that he would push the investigations
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Arkansas Railroad Commis sion Gets Missouri Ac
 countants to Look Into
 FREIGHT RECORDS
Will Secure Evidence to Prevent In. junction Against Old Freight Rates
 in This State.

Little Rock. Ark, July lo.-Ias- kells and Sells. St Louis account ants, Nlla handlt the states inter- ests in the litigation between the state of Missouri and the railroads. have been engaged hy the Arkansas Railroad Commission to probe the records in the auditing departments ot the Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt railroads at st. Louis. for informa- ton to be used by the state in prose cutting it's case against these roads, and to prevent a permanent iniunc- tlon Of the old freight rates They will begin the Inspection immediate ly. preliminary to action of the state $ counsel in taking final deposiiions, beginning October l.
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GETTING READY FOR
 CONFERENCE FIGHT

tHearst News Special to the Graphic)
 Washington, July 10.-Cheaper cot ton and wooden goods, cheaper hos iery and womens gloves, will be the biggest obstacle the House and Senate conferees will encounter in agreeing on the tariff. Many believe the House will yield on cotton and wool. and the Senate on gloves and hosiery Payne and Mccall, of the House con ferees. are the only friends Taft can count on for revision downward The Democrats will wait on Republi- cans to get the best they can out : the scramble of insurgents in the House, and are planning and will pro sent united opposition to the c0nfe"- ence report, should schedules not meet with their approval.
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menSely' Clement had just taken il number of dogs to the pound and
 was in the pound, locking them in stalls. The ladies passed and SAW him in there and decided to hold him a prisoner for short while They locked the pound gate on the outside and Whcu Clement tried to make an exit he found himself locked iu. lie called out for assistance and the la dies crowded around the gate and requested him to make a noise like a dog Clement pleaded with them 10 release him, but they insisted that he bow WOW, and after much time was spent in pleading, he decided that it vas the only thing for him to do Clement "bow wowed,' but the Ia. dies insisted that he get on his all IourS, run around like q canine and bow WOW" again Clement obeyed
 like good sdossie ; The ladies then unlocked the gate and Clement escaped. He declared that he would
 get even, but when he went 10 their home he could not find any @do&&ieS hang ng around
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THIRTEEN DOGS
 ESCAPE FROM POUND
CaDines Tunnel Their Way to Free dom While the Dog Catcher Dreamt of His Next Days Catch.

Thirteen dogs made their escape from the city pound early yesterday morning, and Dog Catcher Clement is making an effort to recapture them The dogs were caught Friday and placed in the pound to be held either for the payment of the city dog tax Or for the day for the reading of their death warrants. They were of all va rieties, breeds and sizes. The canines dug their way out under the fence surrounding the pound, and made a small tunnel under the sidewalk, es- caping into the street. When Clem- ent went to the pound yesterday morning it was empty. He placed four dogs in the pound during the day and is thinking seriously of pc titioning the city council to appoint an assi stant to stand guard over the pound at nights.
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miracle that none of them were hurt.
 Several automobilists were running to a picnic ground, where the mem bers of the Automobile Club enioye l a picnic that night. They were fol- lowing each other at short distance None of the machines were lighted, and although darkness was OH, the drivers thought that they could reach their disetination without trouble. In MT. Drummond's machine was the family of w. E. Graham, the machine of the latter being out of comms- sion, and the Drummond machine had to be rented for the occasion. MT. Drummond was leading and was followed by Dr. Luck and wife As Mir Drummond was making across the bridge, near the end of the ma cadam road, Dr. 0. w. Clark ran up from the opposite side, en route a Pine Bluff. Dr. Clark had all of his lights burning and Mr. Drummoad stopped to let him pass. Dr EucK did not see the Drunmond car ahea1 of him and ran into it with cOnsid- erable force The Drummond car and Dr. Luck's machine were bent and otherwise damaged
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LOCAL MASONIC
 BODIES THANKED Pine Bluff Masons Donate More Than Thousand Dol
 lars to Orphans Home. A SPECIAL SESSION
Has Been Called for Grand Lodge Meeting at Batesyilc-The
 nonati0ns.

Little Rock. July lo-t special ses- sion of the Grand Lodge of Arkansas has aeen called by Grand Master F.. <. McCulloch 10 take place at Bates vile September 222 222, at which time the Orphans Home will be dedicated there. Every subordinate lodge in the state is expected to have Il repro sentative at this meeting.
 This action was requested by T meeting of the board of trustees pf the Masonic Orphans Home which Vas held in Little Rock Thursday and Grand Master McCnlloch immedi- ately complied with the request.
 Two very important resolutions were adopted at the meeting, both oi which were introduced by C +, Rosenbaum, of Little Rock. The first of these was an expression of thanks to the Pine Bluff Masonic bodies for raising $1.31a for the Or phans' Home
 The second resolution was making an appropriation of $1,00O for the furnishing of the Home. The reso- lution as adopted follows
 Whereas the president of this board in his efforts to raise money to furnish the Orphans Home feels that above and beyond all other re. sponses', the action of the various Masonic bodies of Pine Bluff is wor- thy of special note, in the following contributions
 Pine Bluff Lodge No. 69 to
 furnish girls sewing and
 reading room .-...., sl65.o9 John Brump Lodge ...=.-.....=. 100. 10 Lafayette Chapter No. [ R.
 A. M. ..............., 60O.0o Damascus Commandarv
 Knights Templar .......... 100 Sahara Temple, A. A. o. x.
 M. $. ...........=.... .......... 2225. DO
 Making a total Of ,315.O
 And while the amount contributed is large, the spirit of fraternity cou- pied with the devotion and loyalty to this great cause, which prompted these generous responses seems far greater than the mere material as- sistance, great at it is; be it there fore
 Resolved, that this board tenders it's thanks to the bodies named, and that this report be placed on the rec ords of this board and that a copy be forwarded to each of the bodies con tributing as reported.
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HEAT KILLS ONE
 IN LITTLE ROCK Saturday Was the Hottest Day of Season There. Two Others Stricken.
STATE OFFICIAL FALLS
State Land Commissioner Coiimap Overcome - Five Horses Drop
 DPad-Thc Heat Here.

Little Rock, Ark, Jul4 l0 tSpe- ciaD D-Charles o. Huff, retired shoe salesman. died today of sunstrokg. "o other prostrationS occurred dur ing the day, G1stave Shppman sui fering seriously. State Land Com missioner Cotfman was overcome and had to be carried home from his of flee. Five cases of heat prostrations among horses and two cases of rab- ies were reported, indicating the most terrific heat of the seaeon
 Heat Intense Hey..
 With the exception of Friday, when the thermometer reached 10l in the share, Saturday was the hottest day experienced by Pine Bluffians. The thermometer reached it's highest point at o'clock. registering 100 in the shade. No heat prostrations were reported during the day, however. Pine ,Bluffians realize the intensity of the heat nowadays and are keep ing out of the suns rays as much as possible. A refreshing breeze brought relief to d suffering public last night and had tendency to make local residents forget the warmth of the day The weather man predicts cloudy weather today, with possible showers, but gives no assurance that the heat wave will be broken.
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Chancellor John NJ. Elliott, who is sojourning at Mineral Wells, Texas, is improving slowly He writes that it is sizzling hot there Attorneys Irving and Maurice Reinberger, John Gillespie and Harry Bryant, of this city, are also among the Mineral Wells visitors. They are all stopping at the Beach Hotel. Judge Elliott will return to this city in about ten days.
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SOME IMPORTANT
 EVIDENCE WANTED

lIiearst News Special to thc G1aphic.) Short is trying to get Dr. N + Gi5- son, of Montreal to testify to all op- eration performed on Ella Gingles while she was there to prove that the girl is not as unsophisticated as she would have the jury believe.
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q JOHNSON READY
 TO GO TO PEN

tiIearst News Special to rbe Graphie.l
 San Francisco, July 10.-'l hope they will send me to the penitentiary soon,' said famous breaker of hearts, Johnson. who was identified today by half a dozen female victims. He WIS removed t0 San Jose
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AUTOS COLLIDE ON
 MACADAM ROAD
Machines, Without Lights Burning, Come Together and Several Pine Bluffians Had Narrow Escapes From Serious Injury.

Automobiles driven by Dr. B. D. Luck and J. T. Drummond, of this city, figured in collision on the macadam road, ten miles south of Pine Bluff Friday night, and the ma chimes were badly damaged. The oc cupants of the cars had a narrow es cape from serious injury, and it is l
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MAN KILLED, OTHERS
 INJURED IN WRECK

(Iearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Plana, Iii, July 10.-One man was killed, one fatally hurt and several valuable race horses injured in a head-on collision on the Chicago, Bur- lington & Quincy this afternoon.
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WHITE SULPHUR
 SPRINGS HOTEL

Seven and one-half miles west If Pine Bluff, opens June 15 Rates, $7.50, with rooms; without rooms. $500 a week. Meals 50 cents. Par ties given special attention Old phone 1161, hotel 2 rings, store 3 rings
 W. T. HILL, Proprietor. 6-10-1mo
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We have just received a shipment of very fine Rock Salt for stock There is no comparison between Rock and soft salt for stock. Mo. Cain Grocery Company.
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M'KINLFY'S TOWN
 VOTED FOR WHISKfY

fiiearst News Special to the Graphic.)
 Canton. O., July 1o.-stark county voted wet today by a majority Of over 1000. Women did not go to the polls, but remained in churches, pray ing for the success of the dry" cause during the day
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UNION BAR.

We have again assumed control of our saloon, corner Third and State strcnts, where We will be pleased 10 see all of our old customers. Don't forget the Big Spaghetti Lunch every Saturday night FOTI BROS. 6-20-d1mO
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DOG CATCHER TOOK
 HIS OWN MEDICINE
John Clement, City Employe. Victim Of a Practical Joke in WhiIh Sey- eral Ladies Made Him ''Make a Noise Like Dog"

John Clement, the official dos catcher of the city was the victim of practical joke yesterday after noon and several ladies. who were near the city pound viewing the Ar kansas river, enjoyed the joke i'm
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The Rutherford Committee.

The soliciting committee of the Rutherford road is hereby called to meet at the Board of Trade next Mon- day afternoon, July 18th, at o'clock D. m The members of the commit tee are as follows:
 P. P. Byrd, J. F. Simmons, J. F. Rutherford, J. B. Talbot, W. II. Vest brook, J. B. Speers, ID. c. Bell, A. Brewster, w. C. Hudson.
 The purpose of this meeting is TO agree upon a plan by which the sub- scriptions to said road may be col- lected.
 P. P BYRD, Chairman,
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f Pres. Alexander of Board of Trade, Names Ways and
 Means and Soliciting 
PARKER COMMITTEES
Meetings 0f All Committees Called For Monday Afternoon at Board
 of Trade.

President V. o. Alexander of the the ways and means committee and the soliciting committee which will have charge of the Parker road prop osition. These committees will meet Monday afternoon at 3: 30 o'clock at the Board of Trade to perfect their work. \ meeting of the soliciting committee, that raised the S50,0O0 for the Rutherford road, has also been called for Monday afternoon at f o'clock. The announcement of Sec retary Caldwell follows:
 In accordance with resolution of the directors of the Board of Trade, President V. o. Alexander has ap- pointed the following committees to serve in connection with the propo- sition of the Arkansas, Louisiana & Gulf railroad to build an extension through Pine Bluff to connection with the Rock Island on the north:
 Ways and Means Committee-W. D. Hearn, chairman; P. P. Byrd, J. II. Mann, J. E. Boyce, c. s. Bacon.
 Soliciting Committee-E. c. How ell, chairman; w. c. Hudson, R. G. Atkinson, A. Brewster, J. F. Sim mons, F. M Rosenberg, Henry Marx, F. B. Tominson w. H. Langford W. H. Westbrook
 The members of these two commit teers are requested by President V. o. Alexander to meet with the directors of the Board of Trade next Monday July l2th at 3:30 D. m.
 J. l.. CALDWELL.
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DID NOT MEAN
 WHAT THEY SAID Grand Jurors Hasten to Cor rect Impression Created
 By Final Report.
WANT LAW ENFORCED
Rush of Closing Hours Made Them Say Just What They Did Not
 Intend to Say.

SSeFen of the ten members of tie Ief- ferson county grand jury, who signed q final report Friday, and ill which they stated that they favored licens- ing @amblins and bawdy houses. rushed into print rapidly yesterday To make an explanation. They de- clared that the wording of the grand Jury report does not convey what they really meant to say; that they are not in favor of licensing viola tions of the law On the other hand the grand jurors say, over their sig natures. that they are opposed to the operation of gambling and baWdy houses. and demand that the city and county officials raid them and punish the vioIators until the vice ceases"
 The statement of the jurors IS signed by George l.. Madding, M. G. Cross. John M. Mccain, D. B. Niyen John NJ. Barrett, H. c. Andrews and w. E. Sallee. The other three mem bers who signed the report did not attach their signatures to the cor rected statement. Six members of the original grand jury refused to sign the final statement when it was sub mitted to Judge A. B. Grace in the Jf fferSOn circuit court
 The explanation follows:
 An Explanation.
 The undersigned, who were mem bers of the late grand jury. find. up- on a careful reading of the final re- port that its wording. as to baWdy and gambling houses, does not con- yey our meaning, and that it does make us seem to endorse the run ming of bawdy and gambling houses, and that, too, for the sake of revenue.
 Unfortunately, in the hurry and confusion incidental to the closing hours of our work as jurors, that part of our final report was adopted without study of it's fair interpreta- tion as written by one member, who himself assures us that he did not intend such meaning.
 Our Position in This Matter.
 We regret the error in the wording of the report, and beg to state and 70 assure the public that we DO NOT ENDORSE BAWDY and GAMBLING HOUSES. but on the other hand, we are opposed to both, and we intend- ed to insist, and do now insist. that the city and county officers should raid them and punish the violators till the vices cease. We are unwill- .ng that our real meaning and posi- tinn shall he misconstrued, or even 9oHbted.
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FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION
 CALL CITY HACK LINE 220 East BarraQue St.

Open 6 p. m. to 7:30 .. m.. and rs. liable. Special attention to train callA Old phone 394. New phone 102. 4oss O1ord, prop. Pine Blum. Ark.
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After You are Married. Be Sure You Have a Bank Account.

That happiness and contentmcnt that comes only through certainty of the fu- ture, is the healthy, permanent kind road today. No man can be his best self when cramped by poverty. We will pay you per cent interest on the money you put Tn our company's savings department and compound the interest every six months
 Pine Bluff Trust Co.
 $, E. Corner Main and Barrague Sts.
 Pine Bluff. Ark
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GEO. l.. MADDING, NJ. C. CROSS.
 JOHN NJ. MCCAIN, D. B. NIVEN, J\O. M. BARRETT, H. C. ANDREWS. W. F.. SALLFE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-31
Misses and ChiIdrens, $, Boys an,
Youths
SCHOOL SHOES

PARTICULAR attention paid to fitting
your children.
PARTICULAR attention paid to selecting
shoes and stock that we know will wear and
fit properly,
$2.00--School shoes for misses with all the
style of our best grades.
$3.50 and $3.o0-Shoes, in Goodyear welt
or hand turn-the newest lasts and styles.
Patent vamps, with colored ooze calf tops.
$3.50 and $3,35-Shoes for school misses
who wear women S sizes and wish low heels.
We have over twenty styles to show you.
$l45-Bargain table of boys shoes i'll tan
or black.