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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

BELFAST. April S.-strinssnt
precautions are being taken b. thl
authorities In connection with the bia
anti-home rule meeting to b held ID
this city tomorrow. Il b feared that
the nationaiists may attempt rspri.
ais for the Oransemen's treatment oi
Winston Churchill on the occasion ol
his homo rule speech two months ago
Andrew Bolar Law. leader OF the con.
servativs party and orator OF the day,
arrived at Larue this morning. en-
route to Belfast.
Since the meeting will b held IN
the Orange quarter. Il has not bsen
deemed necessary to draft troops into
the city. but secret instructions have
been given to the military command.
Or at the Curragh. to have bis men
ready TO move at . momsnt's notice.
Colonel Count 0lsichsn. King Georges
cousin. has his Belfast brigade here
and st Londonderry prepared for any
eventualitiss.
On landing at l.arne the conssrva.
tive leader was welcomed BY the Mar.
quis Of Londonderry. Sir Edward Car.
son and other Ulster leaders. and
thousands Of Oranssmsn drowned the
few nationalist hissss with Q roar Of
The party motorsd to Lord
Londonderry's mansion ct Mount
Stewart. stopping to permit addresses
Of welcome TO be presented BY the
residents OF Carrichregus. Combsr
and Newtomsrds. The district IL
In the grip Of the Ulster
ties. 20 except for q little hooting
here we're no disturbances today.
The nationalist leaders declare they
rave no intention Of intsrfsrrins with
he meeting. and intend giving the
oranssmen q striking example Of
heir respect for the law Of free
peseh. but the police do not believe
hat oil their followers will bs loyal.
y complacsat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
United Preos Service

United Prses Service
CHICAGO. April s.--Mrs. Charles
Ritehsy. . photosrapher's wife. ashsd
her husband to vote for votes TOR
women" Ne refused snesrinsly.
she shot him ave times In the legs
and arms. The injuries are not fatal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
AUCTION 0ALR

The klamath Valley Psrchsol
Horse Company will cell at public
auction the pure bred imported
Psrchon stallion vsrmoutA (SAS3<).
foalsd April 10. 1909. Imported by
Dunham. Fletcher q Coleman. Color.
black. A sure breeder. win show
colts with any horss In klamath
county. Sale will b held ct Merrill
April ~. at I o'clock ,. u.
Terms. cash. or bankabls note.
Pedigrss will b open for iAspse-
tion at time and place Of sale. l.l3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

eUy
Martin Brothers. Plaintiff.
J. u. Carroll and r. q. Smith. Defend.
ants.
Under and BY virtue OF an slscu-
tion and order Of sale. In foreclosure.
Issued out Of the once Of the clerk Of
the circuit court Of the state Of Ore
gon. for the County Of klamath. On
the eth day Of April. 1919. In the
above entitled suit. whsrsin Martha
Brothers q corporation). the above
namsd plalnti6. obtained judgment
and decree against J. d. Carol, and
Richard Shore Smith. the above
named dsfsndants. on the eth day
Of April. 1919. which said judsmsnt
was on the eth day OF April. 1919.
recorded In judgment Lien Docket
Vol. 3. at page 50. In the once Of the
clerk Of said court. an commanded
to sell all that certain piece and par.
eel OF land situate In the County Of
Klamath. state Of Oregon. bounded
and particularly described - follows:
The southwest quarter OF the south.
east quarter OF section Ave (s): the
vest half OF the Northeast quarter
and the Northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter OF section eight
90. oil In township forty.ons (ti).
south Of rage SIX (G. ssst OF the
Willamette Meridian. according 70
the duly recorded plat thereof oa Gle
In the oalet d the county clerk Of
Klamath county. state Of Oregon. n
Notice d hereby given that oa Sat.
srday. the 3sth day Of Nay. 1919. st
: O'Clock p. D. Of said day. st the
froat door Of the county court house.
In the city OF klamath Islls. Cosasy
Of klamath. state Of Oregon. viii. II
obedience to said order OF sale aaa
s1scution In foreclosure. sell the
sbovs described property. or % much
thereof - may b necessary to satisfy
plsintiR's judsmsnt. with Interest
thsrsoa and costs. to the highest BID |
der for cash.
". .. BARNES.
Sheriff Of klamath Couaty. |
holland 4 CRANE. noe.
Attorneys for Plaintia.
<.ii.lS.3s.3-S-iS.33h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
CHIl COTE s RICE

REAL EDTATD lNDU1ANCD
VI MAKE A sPHClA1hY q eaose
h propcry a.a god e<n A.ds. No
trouble to show peopytty. Psonps ~
'eatso. vtGea IN tbsuitssA a M
sood hosses ~ tyAG u 20 wans 70
6sy - se:l h "a pay you to - -.
Nest to AaesJeas Hotel. PAoos ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

Ths ara % NaPkvardt . AOllioaa
has been dissolved. NJ, oarhwardt
succeeds to tAs busiase! and will aot
b rssposslbls,Ser ~ dssss contract.
ID for ty Loweh sAlinss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
AMERICANS WOULD FIFE
WITH STRIKE LIKELY

Co1sales - 1Aea h l1sxice Exclasa
~ PsspaFlng fse NM - opselal
Trains OWING 10 Hsssab,s Railway
Tlsap 0esa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
Coloael aad Oshers speak

C0t00et NNd O9hefS SpeAk
limited Preea Service
P1TTSBURG, April 9.-Roosevelt
occupies the Pennsylvania political
spotlight. and Woodrow Wilson Ar
rives tomorrow. The Colonel. Clapp
and pinchot will speak tonight. The
Colonel starts on . tour OF the state
tomorrow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

Temple tAsosss. matinee 1aily. S:9~
.. =. oveaia0. Grit performance
1:lS. coaliluoaa
A ehllA sAkes Dr. Miles LAXATIVE Taos
SsSs wishovs thinking ~ "msdscsns>
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

/
In the Circuit Court Of the STATE ol
Oregon. for Klamath County.
iadd Z riiton Bank. . Corporation
Plaintiff.
Klamath Lake Navigation Company
Corporation. Defendant.
Notice 10 hereby given that. BY vir-
tue Of IN order Of sale and execution.
duly Issued out OF the above entitled
court and cause on the 9Th day Of
April. 1919. upon . decree. made aad
catered Of record In said court and
cause on the 9Th day Of April. 1913.
IN favor Of the plainti6 named above.
directing the sale OF the real proper.
y therein. and hsreinafter. described
to satisfy the following: The prin.
cipal sum OF Sl3.l0o.00. with inter.
est thereon. at the rate Of . per csat
per annum. since September -. 1911.
and for es75.oo. attornsys' fees: for
the further principal sum Of $1,000.
with interest thereon. At the rate OF !
per cent per annum. since January Q.
1910. and $3.50 attorneys. fees: and
for the further principal sum Of os..
0ss.s7. with interest thereon. at the
rate OF 9 per cent per annum. since
January -. 1910. and S37S attorney
fees. and for costs and disburssmsnts
and accruing costs.
Now. therefore. BY virtue Of said
order Of sale and execution. and u
compliance with said writ. have
duly levied on said real property. and
will. on Wednesday. the sth day Of
Nay. 1919. at 10 o'clock .. u. Of such
day. at the front door Of the county
rourt house. In klamath Pals. Khan.
Ath County. 0rsgoa. cell. q public
auction. TO the highest bidder. for
rash. all the right. title and interest
of the above named defendant IN ana
10 the following described real prop
Drty. 70 Wit:
The south half Of lot /: all Of lot
}; all Of lot . except the east s lS.loO
'sst: all In block -: the south 90
lsst Of Maple alley and II feet By 90
'est Oh the southwsstsrly portion Of
lot .. block 30: all Of said real prop |
Drty being and situated In Klamath
Pals. Klamath county. Oregon. &C.
,ording 70 the recorded plat Of the |
own Of Linkvilis. now Klamath |
Pals. Oregon.
Also the Sen Of the sw Y Of ssc.
10. and the ny Of the NWk; the
Swk Of the MEN Sec. %. tonwship
10 south. range east. Willamette
containing 100 acrss. more
y lsss. In klamath county Oregon.
Together with oil and singular the
ensmsnts. hsrsditsments and appur-
snsncss thsrsunto belonging. or In
nywiss apsrtaining 70 said property;
n 20 much thereof - may b nscss.
ary 70 satisfy said execution.
The proceeds OF said sale Will bs
pplisd In the sstisfaction OF said o..
cution. order and decree. istsPest. |,
osts and disbursements. and sceesu.
V costs. and the ovssplus. u aay
here b.. will b paid iato said court
b further applied. - by lsw a.
Dstsd.
Dstsd this 9th day Of April. 1913. ID
". 3. BARNES. shsris. s
y GEO. a. HAYDoN. Deputy. IL
e.le.1o.oo Ia
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
APPOINTMENT or ExECurOR

APPOINTMENT or ExECUTOR
In the County Court Of the state Of
Oregon. for the County Of Khan.
ath.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of ElisS-
beth Biehn. Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given to all per.
cons concerned that the undersigned
has been duly apointsd executor Of
the last will and testament Of said
Elisabsth Bishn. dsesassd. By the
the county court OF klamath county.
Oregon. All psrsons having claims
against said estate. are hereby reQuir-
ed to present the same verified - By
Law required. 70 Ne. at the Law once
OF n. W. Ksssss. at klamath Falls.
Oregon. within six months from the
date Of this notice.
Dated at klamath Fails. Oregon.
March -. 1913.
3. r. SUMMERS,
Executor Of the last viii and sssta.
ment OF Elisabeth Bishn. Deceased.
S.3S-<.30 Id
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
Charge the Ring With Steal
ing Anti Thunder After
Nomination.

While the ring was holding forth at
sehobe's garden at the intersection of
Stevens and Alameda avenues Tuesday
night SEQ persons assembled in the
headquarters of the ants. lis North
Stanton street, to participate with the
ants in celebrating the nomination Of
woodrow Wilson as the standard bear
er for the Democrats for the coming
year The rain kept some away.
Wilson was the choice Of the ants
from the time it was announced that
he would be in the race, and they
chung TO him and did their best in this
section OF the country to assist in his
nomination. The ants were too elated
last night to discuss the local political
situation They touched on it only in
a cursOry sort Of way, stating that the
nomination Of Wilson signaled the end
OF boss rule which was agitating the
country, and that FL PasO should fol-
low in these footsteps.
The ring, 1t was asserted, was for
Harmon up until the time the news
was flashed over the wire that Wilson
had been nominated. The ring then
with pot and paint brush added the
name Of Wilson to its banner, AMI the
sign now reads, Wilson and Colquitt
and the County Democratic HeadquaTN
ters." This was all done Tuesday at
ternoon.
say Ring Stole Their Thunder.
The ants asserted that this was
stealing their political thunder but
that it was characteristic of the ring,
as 1t always switched over to the popu-
lar side, or tried TO.
". 3. Ware, chairman Of the county
Democratic executive committee, was
chairman Of the meeting Tuesday
night. In his opening address III.
Ware said:
Today at Baltimore the militant
triumphant host Of Democracy selected
as the standard bearer Of the party a
man not only a scholar, but of wide
attainments, a constructive statesman.
Tonight in many cities Of the United
States people are gathering in i'm
mense throngs-where 1t is not raining
to ratify that action of the Demo-
Gratis who in the nomination Of Wood
row Wilson have clearly demonstrated
they are striving to overthrow boss
rule which has for so many years
overridden the country"
The speaker then drew comparisons
between the Republican convention
held at Chicago and the Democratic
one which took place in Baltimore,
much to the formers discredit
He stated that the nomination of
Wilson clearly showed a disposition on
the part of the people to strike down
the shackles of the few who were try
ing to run the party.
I myself in the first place was
Harmon man, but now I am going to
do what every other Democrat is 60 !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
JOCKEY
KILLED BY A FALL
Canals Are Running Full
But the Valley Is Dry
and Hot.

Stafford, Ariz., July preparations
for Safford's big Fourth of JULY ceIe-
bratiOn which commenced today have
been somewhat dampened by the death
of one of the jockeys, Eric Bremen. !
Eric was riding W. 7. JOhnson's horse
on the race track when the horse
young Bremen over the horses head
and causing him to strike on his own
head, producing injuries, which, later
In the day, resulted in his death. Eric
was the son of DR.. VI. Z. Bremen. and
was one Of the Bremen twins, aged IA
years.
The interment was made in the ceme-
terry on DR.. Brenner's farm in the Ar
tesian district.
Miss Eunice Hays, of SoIomonville
was painfully injured in a runaway ac-
cident The buggy turned over catch
ing Miss Hays underneath.
Mr. Woods, one of AriZOna's pioneers
who drives one of the longest stage
routes in Arizona, nearly 200 miles
round trip from Wilcox to the Ari-
yaipa country, was a visitor in SAT-
ford
Miss Rosa Thorstensen has returned
nome after spending a month with her
sister Mrs. Walker, at Dragon.
Mrs. l. G. Haby and little son have
returned from a months visit to her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. GoIducan are dis
posing of their household furniture,
preparatory to moving to California.
The canals are running full again as
result of rain in New Mexico. but the
valley Is hot and dry, and the haV and
condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
ANTS HOLD WILSON RATIFICATION
MEETING AND ORGANIZE WILSON CLUB

ing to do, dig in, elect Wilson, and
throw down this Republican machine
that has so long dominated the public"
BOwden Original Wilson Man.
h V. BOwden, candidate for county
Judge on the anti-ring ticket, was the
next speaker. He began by saying that
he was Wilson man from the very
time that Wilson's candidacy was an
nounced- Il was one Of the two men, -
the speaker said, who started the or
ganizatiOn of the Woodrow Wilson
club in FL PasO- I am a AIissourian
but I have always been for Wilson.
sixteen years ago 1 had the pleas
ure of appearing before a large audi
ence gathered together for the pur-
pose or ratltylng the nomination of
William Jennings Bryan" The men
ton Of Bryan's name was the signal
for long and hearty applause.
AT the Bryan ratification meeting
the example was set which everybody
followed, and that was to support the
candidacy Of the nominee. Richard
Parks Bland, who was opposed to
Bryan, fell into line and that is what
we want to do now. 1t does not make
any difference if before you were a
Harmon men, or Clark men, or others
were for Underwood, the proposition
for the Democrats now is, to stand by
the nominee of the Democratic party,
here in FL Paso, and register as good
a vote as we can for Wilson, although
Mr. Bowden struck the keynote of
the meeting, and developed the fact
that the object Of the ants is to get
all the Democrats in line for Wilson,
be they ring or anti-ring men.
There is more significance to be
attached to the fact of the nomina-
ton of Woodrow Wilson than the mere
surface examination would disclose. In
my conception it is the expression of
the combined forces of this country
moving toward bringing the people
back into their own The people Of
the United States are tired of the boss
rule, and boss dictation. This is the
sentiment all over the country. They
are tired of being run over by the
steam roller. You saw what happened
in Baltimore when the steam roller
tried to run over them. We have a
clean ticket at the head of which is
a scholar and a man who is progressive
in every way.
'I want to call your attention to the
nomination of Woodrow Wilson. It
was an indication Of the fact that the
people of the country are waking up;
they have apparently been sleeping.
They are coming to their own in a
national way, and it is an indication Of
what is going to happen in FL Paso a
little later.
1--WE anti-ring people are some con-
verters. We have done some things
that the ring crowd or no one else ever
thought we dared do No one else ever (
thought we were able to do them. The
ants were always for Wilson while |
the ring was for Harmon or Clark But
IN our way to Houston we converted |
The ring why the wire had scarcely ]
flashed the nomination of Wilson when
the rings headquarters Immediately /
changed to Wilson and Colquitt head (
quarters The ring all the time has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
ANTI CANDIDATES
HOLD A BIG RALLY

The time for the primaries is near
and the ants are not letting any grass
grow under their feet While the man
ayers Of the anti-ring campaign were
conducting the Woodrow Wilson meet
Ing in the headquarters of the party,
115 North Stanton street, the candi-
dates on that ticket held a rousing
meeting at the smeiter. Dan Jackson,
candidate for judge OF the 34th district
court, Ike Alderete, candidate for dis
trlct clerk, and w. H. Fryer, candidate
for county attorney, were the princi-
pal speakers. Tuesday night W. B
Ware, chairman of the county Demo-
cratic executive committee, announced
that the ants on the night of July 10
at the ants headquarters, would hold
big rally.
HOleproof hosiery is the popular
hose these days. We have it for chill
dren, ladies and gents. Bryan Bros.
Let Wright make your suit new by
perfectly cleaning and restoring it to
It's original shape. Both phones.
BisselI Carpet SweePers So to $3.50.
Laurie Hardware Co, 309 Mills st.
HOleproof hosiery is the popular
hose these days. We have it for chill
dren, ladies and gents. Bryan Bros
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03

a speech. He said: I cannot make a
speech I am a cOmmOner. But ever
since 1 heard the name of Wilson pro-
POSED for president I have been for him.
When L stopped off in St Louis 1
met ex-governor Francis, and he asked
me what the people down here were
doing, and whether it would be Clark
or Wilson. I told him I was sorry that
1 could not answer.
There are two reasons why I am
for Wilson. One is that he is the best
educated man in the United States He
IS a school teacher, and that is all that
can be said against him. But he has
made a success in every line he has IN
certaken. There is DR.. Pearson who
has placed that great plant here n FL
EaSO, and IS building the roads in Mex
leo and other places. He is a school
teacher.
Lots of Wilson Men.
Well, when I came oack here and
walked around never saw so many VIII
son men before, especially today
believe the republicans are for VIII
son.
Another reason why I am for VII
son is-noW you all know that the
lawyers are my friends, and I love them
but want one president Of the
United States who was not a lawyer, I
wanted a business man.
1 found Wilson men in Chicago in
Illinois, Arkansas and nowhere could
they say anything against him, other
than that he was a school teacher. We
have the finest public schools in the
country right here in FL PasO, and l
want 70 see them kept that way. 1 got
my start as q school teacher, and
want to tell you a school teacher earns
his money"
The speaker said that at one time
when he was talking to Roosevelt he
told him that he liked him, and when
Roosevelt asked the reason, Mr.. Coles
said that he replied that he liked him
because he could not tell whether he
was q Republican or a Democrat This
he said appeared to please Teddy
There is one thing I can say about
Teddy he continued IF it were not
Tor him we would not have this canal
We are building, or we would not have
the Elephant Butte dam. OF course
II Roosevelt wants to run, that is all
right but We are going to elect Will |
SON am glad to see the ring has
come in line and is for Wilson we want
every one for him, so that we can vote
solid
Organize Wilson Club.
Resolved, that we hereby heartily /,
endorse the nomination of Woodrow /
Wilson for president We believe that
MS election IS sure. and will result in
political emancipation for the Amer I
lean people"
The ABOVE resolution adopted at the /
meeting Of the ants Tuesday night just I
after the close of the Wilson ratifica- 1
ton session formed the nucleus of the 4
" Oodrow Wilson club that was or
g nlzed Seventy-fiVe signed as mem
hers Tuesday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03

WHO IS Women as wen as men are
To and bladder trouble DR..
Kilmer's swamp Root, the
BLAME. great kidney m d ,.
p r o m IL Y relieves. At
DRUGGISTS IN fifty cent and dollar sizes.
l GU may have sample bottle by mail
Irss, aIso pamphlet telling all about it.
Address. Dr.. Kilmer & Co.. Bingham
ton, n. 7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT
TO BE COMPLETED IN TF7T.1-

Austin, Tex. July at viii be the
latter part of this month before the
state department of education viii be
able TO make the final superintendent
Tor this scholastic year of the avail
able school fund There remains 40
cents per capita yet to be apportioned
20 eacn county, based on a total scho-
apporuonment was $3.50 per capita a.nd
the state has already paid out $3.50
Ihere IS at present about 5000 600 to
Ine credit OF the available school fund,
and it is estimated il will REQUIRE 500
COO 10 make the appOrtionment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
THE RING, LATELY TROUNCED BY
WILSON MEN, CLIMBS HIS WAGON

, ing that his record is sufficient to run
on without breaking into song about
himself. The old timers were. there
fore, as. much surprised as Park when
he was led bashfuIly forward by a col
larless Mexican master Of ceremonies.
Park started out by thanking the
crowd for its presence Therein spite
OF the weather and because of the
beer That was his lead and he fol-
lowed 1t up with a number of good
Wallops- Park is no orator He says
so himself In fact he comedies it
along with his record as county clerk
Usually when one of the polished ora
tors gets up to speak. he starts in and
eulogizes every one else on the ticket
thinking, Of course, that the other can
dldates will reciprOcate by boosting
him.
Park is for Park
Not for Park. His is the straight
arm wallop kind of speaking. No cir
cumlOcutiOn for his. He started out
by telling what he had done since he
had been in office. and what he would
do If he was retained in office. Pit
man was going fine until his voice
started to get husky. Not being &C
customed to speaking in public. Park
did not conserve his voice. Just as
he was going after the prohi-
bltion cause Of the hated opposition
his voice started to slip.
A-igOs," he shouted. prohibition is
as much live issue today as it was
last July-where in h is that
Water2"
Strange to say the solemn faced
candidates on the band stand failed
to see anything funny in Parks slip.
Joe Escajeda and Domingo MOntoya
spoke in Spanish and kicked Ike Aide
rete's dog aroun' considerably. 1t has
not been so very long since Joe and
Domingo were boosting Ike to these
same brewery garden crowds as the
friend Of the working man. their pa
iron saint and deliverer. Now they
are telling them about Ike's green
automobile and his scorn for the poor.
lowly working man who makes no
more than S. per dav
More Praise: More Praise.
Another Mexican. SilvanO COrdOva, |
took each ring candidate and praised
him for everything he could think of. !
He referred TO Jimmie MOO-rphy'' as
the friend of the people. to Domingo I
Montoya as the friend Of the people, /
10 Joe Neaion as a friend of the people: !
ne also mentioned other sundrv and I
divers friends Of the peOple-a1 ring /
candidates
Charlie Patterson told the crowd that /
all of the "sOcalled" ring, emphasis on !
"soeaHed," were friends Of his. which, /
Charlie evidently thought. was suffi- |
cient endorsement for any man.
When the meetin' was about half {
over, Adrian Pool arrived and wanted /
to know; Are there any Americans
there2"
Wash ties look neat and dressy and
are the proper thing in hot weather !
Bryan Bros.
FRESH FISH daily. ARDOIN's.
Ice Cream Freezers.
Laurie Hardware Co. 500 Mills St
You ought to wear one Of those beau
tiful soft shirts Bryan Bros. have
Wright cleans all things we'll
You ought to wear one Of those beau
-iful soft shirts Bryan Bros. nave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03

If we make you a uwo-pieee suit.
you II Ike IT. because it will fit and
yOuu save $40. Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03

Modern machinery. skilled workman
prompt service-the secret of our per-
feet cleaning. Wright Cleaning, Works.
both phones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03

Wash ties look neat and dressy and
Bryan Bros.