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The state herald., 1910-03-11
SUMMONS


County OF Phillips m
W. \. bradford. Plaintiff. ys. Mamie I. Hlbbs
formerly Mamie |. Bradford. Pierce wrish, A
Company, American Mortgage Trust Limited.
W. Stratton. Florence 5. MAcsreror. y Bur
son aud the London uni Yankton Develop.
mant COMPANY, Defendants.
The People OF the State Of Colorado
To Mamie I Hibb- formerly Manic Pra liofd
Pierce Wright a Company. American Mortgns.
fru-, Limited. ws suattnn. Burson aud
the London and YAnkton Dsvclopnsnt Con-
pany,
the defendants nlor named greeting
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff la the county court, OF
Phillips county. state OF Colorado, and ans
S"t the complaint therein within twent
days after the service here1f, n served with.
~ this county; or, n served put OF this opun,
". or by put iieation. With, thirty days n-
~ ,ho service hereof. exclusive the day
OF service. or Judgment by default viii he
taken against you according to tho prayer
Of the COM isint. And " u copy Il the com
plant In the aboy. entitled action be no,
T'iN'i "tAH thAH w W h0'
hafanf be- made out OF this state. then ten
day. additional 20 the time h-reinnbote
-poclrei inr APPEARANCE and answer will BE-
allowed before the ,hk ny of judgment by de-
fault q. aforesaid
The said action |. brought TO aulo, ln ~.
plAihiin tho title In and 10 certain land. In
Yuma County. Colofaio, dsscribci ~ the sou,h
Half ~ the South tssi Quarter and N. soaih
Halt Of tho South wes, Quarter. aiso tho south
kast Quarter oi tho North weat Quarter aud
the North hast Quarter of tho South West
Qaar,r and III. sor,h Halt of,ha South Eas'
Quarter, all IN section Right Township Five.
North 81 ihnsr fafty.,hrse, ws-t NJ tho oh
Principal Meridian and for other tpllaf,
ne will more FULLY appear from ihe
complain, In said action 10 which reference il
q, y, mate wiirh will h- fled within ten day.
Nnfrsu ~ hsfahy notified that u you isi
| 10 appear ani 10 answer tho said complaint a,
shnta ff1uifr'i ''s .aii p'flrtr viii hsu
,laiauit ~ tered against yon aHd .ili hh,r iuHt
| nrnt en'.tel thereon,
Often under my hand and the zeal Of tho sad
court 9, iIoJoke. In said oonn,y
MI. n js, " February, A, II, ipl0
('sAL) ~ ""''ri'
suia. aDd ts uii'elo clerl
! tifd rat sIii
The state herald., 1910-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Delavan Sears arrived
in Holyoke Thursday from Omaha. He
has accepted position with C. G.
Cramer of Holyoke.
The state herald., 1910-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Shafer and children,
who, for a few months, have been re-
siding in olyoke, left Thursday for
Wichita, Kan, where they will make
their home.
The state herald., 1910-03-11

The Holyoke Creamery Co. are en-
larging their building to give room for
the ice plant which they are installing.
The state herald., 1910-03-11
The newsall the timc-the HERALD
NJ. E. CllUKLH.

Regular preaching services at the
Methodist church next Sunday morning
and evening. Subjects as follows:
GEORGE LEDREw RuLIsoN. Pastor
The state herald., 1910-03-11
Special Rates
Spring and Summer 1910.

Homeseekes Excursion TueSays each month
your locality advise your friends
country.
Low one-Way Rates March s California the far north
west.
10 lhe East The usual summer fares will
for those planning vacation of the east
Pacific Coast Summer Tours
oil the coast viii be IN effect during the coming
Consult the nearest ticket Burlington He Is currently sum
piled with special rate sheets
or write the General Passenger Agent giving
oil inc UP you haVc IN mind 1t will be pleasure
nsjII1|IfII1NI D. Glen Deayer General Agent,
n Land Seekers Information Bureau omahs Nob.
IlYlIlS 1904 Farnam St, Omaha, Nob
The state herald., 1910-03-11

County court meets next Monday
March IA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
IN SIGH 7
FOR COAL
STRIKE:
lBy MornInr Journal slecral I.n.ss wirel

tBy Morning journal H1eeial Isnsea Wirel
piusbure. April President Fran
els Feehan of district so. =, United
Mine Workers OF America, said to-
night that the conference today with
operators OF the PittsbWg district was
satisfactory and that although no
definite action was taken. il appeared
likely that the operators would grant
the miners demands for five cents a.
ton wage increase and would adjust
the powder situation.
The operators asked for feW days
to consider the miners propositions
ana pending another conference the
strike of 10000 miners continues. but
peacefully and without much apprc-
ciahle effect upon other Industries.
President Lewis. of the United Mine
Workers of America. in speaking of
the general strike situation tonight
ia
The mining situation gives no one
cause for alarm There Is every lik
Hhood thar the Hocking The basins
district on Ohio. Win sign up tomor-
row M Columbus Every other sec
ton i'm that state win follow in rapid
succession with the possible exception
OF eastern Ohio and Cokcsville. where
there viii boz some delay in arrang-
ing the details cot tEe wage contract.
"ln my opinion. tnc situation in
western Pennsylvania viii he cleared
un long before tho end ol April This
VIII assist materials in getting cen-
trail PENNSYLVANIA straigteued out if
they have not in tho meantime reach
ea an agreement Tho Euna1vha dis
trict of West Virginia ana western
kentuckt VIA soon De settled. This
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
IS INTERSTATE COMMERCE {

Washington. April i-rhc business
o. correspondence school with pu-
pills in various states is interstate com
mcrcc Such was the opinion of the
federal supreme court announced to-
day by Justice Harlan, in the ease Of
the international Text Book company
Of Scranton. Pa. against \ r. Pige Of
Topeka. Kan
I'm the same ease the court declared
unconstitutional a Kansas law requir-
ing that corporations seeking 10 de
certificate. or upon failure, to DO SO.
certificate, or upan failure, to do so.
that the doors of the state courts be
closed to them.
The International Text Book com
panN. employed an agent TO solicit
students i'm Kansas 10 take CORES
pondcncc courses i'm its school in
PENNSYLVANIA Pigg executed "a con-
tract in 1905 i'm Topeka, Kan, to take
such course. but subsequently failed
20 pay an the tuition required
When the suit was brought against
Pies. the answer made was that the
company was foreign corporation.
for profit, and that il was transaeting
bus ness in Kansas without having
complied with the requirements or
Kansas law. Justice Harlan in the
opinion of he court held that i'm our
Judgment IN its essential character.
this was commerce amone the states
within the meaning OF the constitu-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
RESCUE ALBUQUERQUE FROM
bL|GHT|NG INFLUENCE Of
DEMOCRATIC M|SRULE
KEYNOTE OF ROUSING MEETING
OF CITIZENS LAST NIGHT
Fearless Republicans Demand to Know Facts About Sewer
Contract and What Has Become of CtyS Income; While
Democratic Orators Dodge Behind Fake Issues and Trades
of Personal Abuse of Republican Candidates.

For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. incom
potence.
This is the issue YOU are called
upon to face when You go to the polls
today 1t is your affair It affects
the pockotbooks Of every one of YOU
Remember that during an this cam
pagn Of abuse of mudslinging and Of
revilement of honorable men directed
against the candida IS on the repub-
lican ticket by I've men who are run
ming the camp@. an Mayor Lester.
that not word S been Offered to
you in explanation of the increase, in
two short years OF 43 per cent in
the cost of running your city gov
ernment
Ot the 3S l-3 per cent increase in
your city payroll OF the increase
from Ss6l to SS.02 per capita In the
cost of running the city. for every
man, woman and child in Albuquer-
que.
Remember that not word of cX-
planution has been offered YOU con-
cerning the mysterious manner OF lct.
ting the sewer contract. That This
sewer. promised YOU by Mayor Les
ter and his backcrs for S133,0N9, and
which has already cost You S306, ,000
was let 10 a firm OF contractors whose
bid was $4,000 higher than the low
est bidder, and that both these Tow
bidders were allowed to withdraw
their bids ana take down their for
feit checks Of $1,000 each, OF right
forfeit to the city treasury without q
word of explanation 20 YOU. or with
out q word Of explanation i'm the city
records
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
STRIKE TIES UP LITTLE
RAILROAD IN NEVADA

Tonopah. Nev.. April IA eenor-
al strike OF an mon employed on the
operating system OF the Touopah g.
Goldfield railroad was declared today.
AN of the conductors. hrakemcn. ire
men and engineers walked ont Ht am
appointed hour the strike having been
unanimous In each union repi esentcd
in the trouble.
a recent order ui q reduction in
wages OF the railroad men and II fe-
fusal on the part of tho company 10
arhitratc the question brought about
the strike
The road IS eiehty-ci-ht miles long
nd is the only means oi access to thu
Goldifeld district from thY north
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
NEBRASKA LAW
DECLARED
INVALID
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS
RIGHTS OF RAILROAD


lBy Morning journal Sn-claI Leased wire1
Washington. April A. Emphasizing
tho rights ol railroads, the supreme
court of the United States today de
clared unconstitutional the law Of Ne
braska requiring railroads 10 build
switches TO all grHin elevators along
thcir tracks upon request, and called
a halt on the attempt of the state of
ArkansA9 TO pcnalizc an interstate
failruad FOR failure TO supply cars
enough To- accommodate interstate
traffic.
I'm announcing the opinion in the
Nebraska case, Justice Holmes as
serted that although the state pos-
sesscd certain police powers and that
the railroads must fulfill the pur-
poses for which their charters were
granted. Vet railroads, like other
owners OF property have rights that
are protected by the constitution" He
held their property could not be
taken without compensation, as he
said the law proposed 10 do i'm re
quiring the railroads 10 build switches
10 the elevators in question.
Justice White. in announcing tho
opinion in tho Arkansas case. spoke
of the right of the railroads 10 sail
under the flag of the constitution
rather than che black flag I'm using
this language in the announcement of
the opinion. Justice White was re-
court ol Arkansas. which discussed
thr iact that The ST. Louis Southwest
ern railway was unable TO furnish
more ears for local traffic. becaust
of the requirements of the American
Railway association as 10 ears going
out of tho state of Arkansas. The
Arkansas court had said 'It nigh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
ANXIOUS TO DODGE
PROHIBITION
AND TARIFF
Friends Of Sci ator Beyeridge in
Indiana State Convention De-
sire No Mention of EmbanraS-
ing Subject,


if1Y morning J0urnal rDcciaI --eaoed NtFel
Indiana polls April 4.--Tf the friends
% United States Senator Albert j
Beveridge have their way in the re-
publican convention which will name
a state ticket here tomorrow. no men
tion of the Payne-Aldrich tariff or CD
the county local option law will hc
made in the platform.
In view OF the fact that Senator
Beveridge voted against the tariff
measure his friends are determined
the convention shan not endorse it.
While there is considerable senti-
ment among the delegates for an en-
dorsement of the tariff Lass. there was
a disposition tonight ON the part of
the stand-pat republicans not 20 make
q fight on the floor of the convention
against the report of the committee
on resolutions. which undoubtedly
Will contain no mention OF the meas
ure.
There is strong element demand
ing that tho local option law. which
was passed by the republicans u. a.
special session of the legislature be-
endorsed. but it Is the plan ef the
friends OF Senator EeEeridge who viii
undoubtedly he in control ul the con-
Vention. To make no mention of &C.
II b. expected that former Governor
J Frank Hanig who called the special
session of the legislature that enacted
the option measure Wil lead the fight
Tor an endorsement OF it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
HERE DEMOCRATIC
WATER ISSUE
READ II

Here is tho only issue the demo-
Gratis have put forward in This cam
paign
Read What the Republican oandi-
dates have To say about It;
"Fnding that there are few peo-
pie in Albuquerque who take serious
N the accusation made by the demo
cratic workers. that the candidates on
the republican ticket are seeking to
betraN the people OF Albuquerque ana
vice corporations and especially to
the Water supply company we. the
republican candidates for aldermen,
do hereby declare that We heartily en-
dorse the pledge made by the repub-
lican candidate for mayor, Dr John
". Elder, at the opera house, Saur-
day evening, April q 1910 and cs-
uecially do we pledges ourselves
THAT il republican administra-
tion is elected that no extension
charge or new franchise will be
granted the Water supply company
until the people hN expressed vote
shah FIRST have approved such prop
ositiou
DIR JoHN w ELDER
candidate for Mnvor
"pR H. u CHAMlsEELIN.
candidate for the Cnnncil, Ist ward.
JOHN w WILSON
Candidate for the Connect 2nd ward
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
THE DAY IN CONGRESS

Washington. April 1.-THE railroad
bill today WAS made privileged
measure when ever Il comes up for
consideration in the house
The house passed bin increasing
from $4,000 to f5.000 the amount OF
money that must DE involved in sut
entltle the removal from state to "a
federal court.
I'm the senate Mir I1lkins attempted
but without success. to get unanimous
consent for vote on the admins
tration railroad bin next Saturday.
Among the bills passed by the sem
Htc today was one permitting the Phil
lppine government 10 fncreuEc IT'S in
dehicdnrss 10 limit OF slo.000.0Ou
for the promotion 0l public improve
mcuts
Both houses Wil bo in session toe
morrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

Gentlemen Nou nave heard great
deal during the past two days about
vote buying ana corruption In this
election
You have seen in the public prints
Ian honorable citizen ana respected
| business man or Albuquerque dragged
over the Goals by the men who con
| Quoted this campaign for Mayor Les
tor charging that this man MI Bcr-
thold Spitz, attempted te demand "a
lcnmpaign contribution from Glass ana
Fischer for the republican ticket
You have read Mr. Spitz denial of
this lie ANA YOU have read the state.
ment Of Mr.. Fischer of Glass and
Fischer in which he also denies II
3ut YOU have not read any denial
from the managers of Mayor lester s
lcnmpaign that they hold up Glass and
Fischer FOR campaign contribution
Of $1,000 on have not road any de-
nial of the fact that The democrats ia
this election have the biggest cam
paign FUND ever raised la such au
election
estardaN from in3rnius hntl mght
men whose Vute4 were purcha sed liled
through the democratic headquarters
They received So each Those men
were put on as workers Mind YOU,
no votes were bought The mon
were lust attached To The temporary
payroll as workers
AZ ST. per worker.
What do YOU thn,.oi it,
The democrats have tried lraud ia
this clcCtiun--thcN have hoMlcd about |
vote Buying.
The democrats control the machn- |
cry Of this election Their Judges and |
clerks are in charge Thcir men !
have been in iull ana autocrarc |
charge ot the rcgistratiou-
These men are almost IN a position |
60 say who shall vote and Who shnl /
not
Have YOU heard of amy republicans |
at SO per daA us workers |
ou know of the three hundred |
men employed hN the democrats yes I
tordaN as workers-
Whore ala they got the monyee
Who is willing and FOR what pur
pose to spend such sum of money |
when only a city election s 40 stake
IAN election for which the offices
tVrry no salaries or amy moment
You republican voters of Albu
lncrque who have listened to the foul
harpes against Your follow citizens
get out on the pollinp grounds today
ind work watch the men who are
,rrnte
Rememhar that in % ainoro saloon
ost ,,f,bt +, ,,,,., ,,,,.,,,i. l,,,.,.,.,a 1,. b.
lrnivnn ~ ,,c rod ti,,bt dis,,i., thot
b, do,,,.,.,t.. i.,i a. nno -. t,,,a ~
n,,n
Loot out for the money
The republicans have rtghttullN ap- i
iointed "a ,irilance committee tor this
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l,, d.,no,,,,,t ,,, ,ls, NON,
,'',,,ti,,' at, H.
',,,,a i,r,,a
,ria n1 u =.
,o,,I H. l-n,, 'nl h,' ami MI. ,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
TAXlCAB CHAUFFEURS
IN CHICAGO ON STRIKE

Chicago. April 1.-Two hundred
drivers ot aNicabs suddenly went on
q strike today The strike was called
lust before theater time and much In
convenience resulted
II was announced ihat 80 more
driVcrs would quit WORK tomorrow
ana Chicago will be practically with
out taXicahs
The strike was called because Of the
refusal of the employers to recognize
IN" union oua man was beaten in
the course OF the evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
How About This
Mr.. Union Man.?

H.'ve you union men boa Albuquerque
noticed that every candidate in this
city election. republican and democrat
has been diFtrihutine personal cards
Have sou noticed chat every reput-
licun candidates card bears the uu-
ion iahclr
Have you noticed that not 90 single
card ~ "a democratic candidate bears
Tire union iahef3
Maybe the soft handed kid gloved
gentlemen who run democratic politics
ia Albuquerque dn not care Tor un-
ion labor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
Jim Mn Whitc Housc VISITOR

Washington. April 4-Jsnies j. ilill
the railroad maenate. spent some time
with the president today Mr. liilI
said he had just come from the west
and called on the president to pas his
respects
"iafmfrs in the northwest. said
AIR. Hhl. ~are a month ahead of time
planting their crops. because of the
Inc MaaInnI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

Detroit Mich. April s.-More than
500 saloons were voted out OF business
las the people by nineteen Michigan
counties today OF the thirty-six coun-
ties four local option elections were
held. the only county not heard from
Is Oscontla. which is reported to have
only one saloon.
Nineteen counties voted dry ana
.ixtecu voted wet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
SUNDAY REST FOR
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES

Chieaeo Apnl Following The
initiative et some eastern corpor-
utions, the Chicago a Northwestern
railroad announced today that here
after il would give a holiday to as
many OF us employees on sundays us
its business would permit. The rule
is To go into effect at once and il Is
expected from i0,000 to l2,000 men.
ehieny memhrrs Of train crews viii
b. honnlitlnd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
ELOPES WITH
AGED MINE OWNER

EI Paso Texas April f-Today t
Was dlsfuN cred that an agcd man 1nd
roun- woman who had been stop
ping at local hotel under an as-
sumed name. were John Scanlon.
wealthy mine owner and business man
of Tucson. and Miss Marion Maiarkcy.
trained nurse. Who disappeared
some months ago.
Miss Maiarkcy ana Scauinn talked
freely tn The hotel proprietor today.
both declarins that Scaniou had trans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
STRIKE ORDER OUT
on BALTIMORE
AND OHIO
Machinists Walk Out Without
Making Any Demands on the
Company Officials Profess
MyStification at Movement,
IBy Morning journal Special I-a..s Wire,

Cincinnati. April i--lt was learned
here to-day that a strike order had
been issued a. the machinlsts OF the
Baltimore x Ohio Southwestern rail-
road Tho original order was 10 have
gone into effect today hut owing 20
.rtlcgram-s from President James
IO'Connel of the international order
.of Machinists the order Was delayed
nntl tomorrow
Tho onnsc ol the strike is unknown.
g.. e.. b.. Bent general manager of
thc railroad said tonight.
The order ie surprise 60 me rs
he men haVe made no demands for
either Increased wages ur better work
ing conditions and IN case a strike is
called have hopes that the men viii
not walk out masmuch as we are en-
tircN in che dark aud the matter has
not heeu discussed as Yet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

ferred his property to the nurse and
Voluntarily placed himself in her
cars Learning that Tucson parties
were about TO effect the arrest OF
both, charging Scanlon with insanity
ana the nurse with kidnapping him.
thcy 1eft hurriedN for Guadlaiara to-
night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

Ihiladciphia Apru Following
the refusal of the striking carmen
last night tu accept the terms of set
element offered hN thc Philadelphia
Rapid Transit company the directors
OF the company today practically
withdrew their offer tn take back an
of the men
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

NoW York. April iJack ( Twin
sullivan the Boston middlcweight.
gave Sailor Burke oi Brooklyn bad
heating la ten round bout at the
Marathon club in Brooklyn tonight.
sullivan iloored the sailor In the first
and eighth rounds with right 10 the
INV aud had him pfoeeA at several
stngcs pt the bout
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
THE ISSUE!
The WINNING TICKET
Republican Ticket

For Mayor
DIR. JOHN W ELDER
Fer Clork
PAUL SCOTT
For Treasurer
Q, a. MATSON
For Councilman, First ward
DIR. l.. r. CHAMBERLIN
For Councilman, Second
Ward
JOHN w WILSON
For Councilman. Third
Ward
GEORGE THOMAS
For Councilman Fourth
Ward
JOHN LEE CLARKE
For Board 90 Education.
First Ward
a. M0NTOYA
Board OF Education,
second Ward
II. S. LITlIGOW
For Board Of Education,
Third Ward
A. A. SEDILLO
For Board of Education,
Fourth ward. Four-year-
term
NOA IIFELD
For Board OF Education,
Fourth Ward, Two-ycar-
term
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
WORKERS" At S5. PER THROW
RUSHED ONTO DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN PAYROLL
H0LIER THAN THOU POLITICIANS
TURN LOOSE THE DOUGH BAG

Openly Boasted that $1,000 are Available to Purchase Re-
Election for Mayor Testers Administration, While PLT-
chasabe Voters Are Crowded Through Democratic Head
quarters. Republicans Look Out for the Money SpenderS
Today The Grand Jury. RevIed by Democratic Leaders
Last Night is Still in Session.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-04-15

This formal announcement should be interesting TO every MAN
community. be Correct Dresser and VINO ~
the Importance of quality Clothes he wears We Oeee w
always recognized headquarters for artistic aPpa'
moderate prices always aimed deserve that repuaon
by showing patrons stock which other store has ever eu
We are pleased to Spring and Summer styles
which far excel thar YOU will consider our
showing the past quite unimportan when compared with the re-
markab assortment Suits ready place before YOU We
will convince Won that our value have never equae that
styles decidedly exclusive.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-04-15
The Value

We have featured the "Collegian" in mems and Ed
erheJlers Stein clothes for young men for consider
able length of time, because have learned that
other garments possess to like degree that feature
which all want to see in the clothes There
is certain individuality about the garments are
showing that makes them Different" 1t is this differ
ence that holds the attention of Correct Dressers
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-04-15
Ederheimer=Stein Clothes
For Young Men

No other clothes can take their place They
harmonic with the life live and
clothes making neither extremes nor conseasm neither fancy pa t
clothes with personality individuality just like YOU They you to
live in They become do vrthvo
Our showing at this time includes the pretest weaves and fabrics MO
have ever had our store Gs predomnate textures are very
lar and our assortment of patterns this classy materials are immense