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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-01
Low Where
Price PG~ HOWARD'S Quality
Grocars go K;,o street Counts

Cur customers do not have to pay other peoples
bad bills Selling for cash we have bad debts, SO
do not have to make any allowance for them, one
reason why cur prices are So much belo" otner
stores. Every article guaranteed standard quality
or money back. BeH phone No. 1876.
FPEE DFT IVFrRN@t FREE DELIVERY. :.
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE IMMEDIATE
ATTENTION.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-01
We are Pretty
Popular

with housekeepers who nave
to make every cent count;
We give such a good SIZED
piece of ice for The money
that we don't have to fill
YOUR box so often. Why not
have us commence filling.
YOURS now. You cant begin
a good thing too soon.
n5yruITrk 7CE THMEE5N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-01

Best Granulated Sugar, per pound &c
Strictly fresh Eggs, extra heavy, every one guar
anteed, per dozen - :. .a 2z
Fancy ripe Florida Tomatoes, pounds for .25c
Fancy ripe Pineapples 2 for :. ;. 25c
Small. tender, lean, hams per pound -. IT l-zc
3-lb- can Drinking Cider, unfermented, made from
choice Michigan apples Delicious, per can ....lVc
Glass Jars pure Preserves l3c
3 pound pals net weight pure Preserves, assorted
flavors, per pail 1880: ......... TOY
pound pals of absolutely pure apple butter, per
Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese per pound. ..34c
eve only handle the Imported SWlss)
Full cream New York Cheese per pound .2Oc
Home dressed, fat tender Chickens, per ID, .2]c
Peerless brand Evaporated Milk, large cans &c
Peerless brand Evaporated Mllk5small cans, Tor &c
Lemon Cling Regina Peaches, per can l2c
Shriver's Corn. Guns ....... zoc
Shriyer's Silver Label Peas per can :ltjc
3 Cans hand packed No. Tomatoes 25c
Herring Roe per can LOO
2 Cans CampbeiI's Baked Beans ... . .20c
Extra Fancy Creamery Butter perp pound .. 32c
Fancy Creamery Butter, per pound :. :soc1
Best Process Pure Sweet Butter, per pound -. .2oc
3 Ioaves fresh baked bread, times day ...i oc
Pure Lard, per pound .l5c
Small, hard head Lettuce each .: &c
Fancy Maine Potatoes, white and mealy, PIX zoc' 90
per buShel :. >. 49,. 9l.oO
Naval Oranges, per dozen loc and zoe
Fancy Lemons, per dozen :. .loc
Large, fancy Florida Grape fruit &C
Extra Dry gold label superior quality, large bottles
Ginger Ale, bottles for 'zoc
Onaker Matches, large boxes per dozen lie
OUR FAMOUS TEAS.
PopuIar Flavor popular prices. That accounts Tor
I,n large sale Of CIR Mosque brand Mixed Tea since
we introduced it in illis city
Mosque brand Mixed Tea, 1-4-lb. tins, lOc, l-zlb
tins :. .......:.;. ::.''. an -; LOU
Afternoon Green Tea, lib. tins, l3c; lib
You will more readily understand and appreciate
the good quality if you buy tin for trial
Our Pride special blend fresh roasted and ground
With coed Coffee you use less material and get q
better cup full. Our Pride is full strength, right
flavor and is always the same.
One pound cartons New York EVaporated Ap-
pies. - - - -
Evaporated Peaches, 2pounds :: =: :. loc
2cakes Of either Star, Octagon, tes Naptna: ivory
or Orlean Soap ........ 49,. ~
Jcll-O assorted favors, per package Sc
Delaware kiln dried Sweet Potatoes, peck 3oc
Eating Apples, PER ii peek 1't
Thomas Bake Beans per &c cars '''-o'
Vegetables for Soup per can 49, - - :. - - - =
Fancy Red Alaska Salmon io'
Alaska Salmon, tall '''''' o.
Eagle S.rtnes per &C. per dozen ..43c
karo Syrup light and dark per can :. 90
Rittcrs Tomato Caup, large bottles .''' -
Ritters Mustard large bottles ~
Java and Coffee in the bean medium ground inc go
md pulverized lib seal ..o'c
White Clover Honey, pound caps .-Lc
Kippered Herring, LIB tins &C. per dozen ':3I'o'
Fancy head Rice, l pound - - oI
California Lima Beans per quart ''to'
Pickles per ...:.'.'' ,1zo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-01
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ESTABLISHED 1922.
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S0FT SHE'LL CRABS-Rsmn e!s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-01
MONUMENT TO 4
GREAT LEADER.

The Stonewall Jackson Memorial
Association of Richmond have observ-
e:i ''Flag Day. today, this being the
initial of movement having for its
> :-a' - ~cc4ion in the Capito:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
iment IN the battle OF y
wears ago tnHgV


RALEIGH y. c.. Jlno il. with
President Wilson as the central n-
urC IN tHr c'romonio.. q monument
io tho North Carolina Womon of the
tnniedcracy was unveiled yesterday
on the state Capitol ground 300 this
city The occasion was the first On
history that Pre- Idont of United
States mas come below Mason and
bixon. line iu participate iu colo.
hraiiou oi Confederate sentiment,
IN addition o. President Wilson the
participant Boo tho coTcmouics in.
cudod Secretary of juo Naty Daniels.
Governor Cwie of Nurih Caroln,
.aHd many prominent representative
OF the United Confederate Veteran.
and the Sons aud Daughters of the
'Oniedcracy
The monument. tho work of Au-
rusius Lukemaa. was admired by ny-
crFono nho saw DO Or is ziit 10
The state from tho late Colonel Ash.
ley Horne OF Caytou. 100 momor, of
his mother vino sen. six SONS Co
Lee e.s army. three of whom Nerc KILL
ed.
The central figure of the memorial
Is a statue depicting q mother of the
tonledorarf seated. with o Rihle bon
her Dap. while kuoclnc 90 her side
~ boy vith sword iu lis hand to
whom .he is relating it- history Dc-
termination Is written on both faces
hu' the rountcuauce o' the mother
also bear. trace. OF SORROW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
CHURCH WEDDING
FOR R00SEvELTS
WEDDING ATTRACTED MJCH
ATTENTION IN SOCIAL AND
OFFICIAL CIRCLES
CEREMONY WAS PRIVATE.
Among Relatives of bridegroom
Were His Father. Mrs. Long
worth and n Cousin, Phil
lip Roosevelt

Spc,ial 10 The News
MADRID. June IL. In the private
chapel of the British embassy kcr
mii Roosevelt, son of the former
President of the United states and
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt was married
to-day 10 Miss Belle wyatt willard,
daughter of Col. Joseph T. Willard.
the American Ambassador To- Spain
The wedding attracted much attcn.
lion In social aud official circles In
Madrid. partly because OF promin-
ence of the bridegroom family aud
partly owing Ia the fact that II was
the first occasion 10 many years that
a member of the family OF a foreign
diplomat has been married In this
city.
The ceremony was conducted by
the Rev. Samuel Newell Watson.
rector OF the American Church ol the
Holy Trinity In Paris. who was as.
sisted by the Rev. Herbert Brown.
chaplain Of the British embassy
The bride was attended by her us
ter. Miss Elizabeth Willard, a. maid
OF honor The bridesmaids were
Miss kathcrin Page. daughter Of the
American ambassador In London
Miss Virginia Christian. Mile Giluc
lie Veneur de Tillicres aud Princes
Follah Won Thrun and TaXis.
Although the wedding was Consid-
cred more private than public. there
assembled In the chapel most dis
tinguished company oyeral relatives
of The bride from ichmOnd and
Washington were In attendance. In
addition to the members of her i'm.
mediate family. The family OF tho
BRIDEGROOM was represented by Col.
onel Roosevelt his daughter. Mrs
Nicholas LOngwOrth. aud his neph-
cw, Philip Roosevelt Among the
general company were nearly the en-
tire diplomatic corps resident In Mad
rid. representative of the royal fam
ily of spain aud Number Of the
Leading members oi the American
colony In Madrid.
The wedding ceremony took nlacc
IA Nc - sas q k~cd Joy a is-
ospiion atI sroaki.-' y "a iurs.r
lean embassy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12

olftihi in iht news
NEW YORK. June ll.--Kcrmil
Roosevelt who wa married In Mad.
rid today 10 Miss Belle Wyatt willard
Is the second son OF former Prcsi
dent Roosevelt. and is twenty-five
years old he Is "A tail. well set-uI
young man, aud has won honors a,
an athlete he accompanied his IA.
ther on the lattcr's African hunt as
photographer of the expedition aud
also accompanied hon on his recent
trip into the interior of South Am
erica
In the autumn Of IHll youne
Roosevelt returned ~ his studies At
Harvard. which had been interrupt
cd hy the African expedition. and
Wag graduated in June 1872 Later
ne sailed for Brazil to enter The rail.
road business During his residence
IN BraHl he made his headquarters
at Sac raulo. and II Is expected that
he viii take his bride to that CITY
Kermit Rooacvclt hat two YOUNG
rr brothers Archie and Quiniln
Who are SIN ~ college. and his elder
brother Theodore Roosevelt n
vho married Miss Eleanor ~ Alex.
anicr llis sisters are Mr. Nicltnlas
Long aorih ana Mrs Richard Derby
Joseph Edward willard. father ~
the bride of today was appointed
imba ldnr to spain bt President
Wilson iie has lrnr been leading
figure Iu financial circles iu Rich
mOHd and the South ii' married
Miss Belle Layton Wyatt of Balii-
more BOO l,1l iu the Var giib
Spain hc served uu the STAFF OF Cen
Ffzhugh Lpc Hr was 70 member nf
the virginia legislature Tor eight
ynars and lieutenant governor of the
State from Ir0e to lfuG
Todsi hr1C made her social de-
bu' fNU wears ago aud since that
time shc Ia. been prominent in the
social ufr o' Richmond Washington.
Baltimore Nre York and On Hot
SPRING SO Dr. fas 90 the latter re-
-or, that ,Hs met 81 Ethel Rooso-
welt. noV ST.. Richard Derby. who
nas tho rr.f b' tho Willards on a
long motor ri' through virginia
Miss willard visited the Roosevelt
home 40 Oyster Hay and 10 vas while
there that .Hc became acquainted
with Kermit and .ho was CUES,
go ihe Derby Roosevelt Wedding in
New York a year ago last winter. a.
ter which Young Roosevelt sailed for
Hralil ~ engage .u engineering Tho
romance between f.e virginia rirl
and tho son Df the former President
uas known tD very fes even among
their intimate friends until the an.
r01ucemeu' OF their engagement wa
made early last January The new
Mrs Roosevelt is noted for her viva.
c.'. and her love Tor outdoor recre
a.ious She BE- of blond type rather
stal and With clcar-cut features
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
SERIES on ACCIDENTS
OCCiAH NJ LITTLEFIELD

LlTTLEFlELD. Tea. June IL
The third serious accident of the
same character occurred here yester-
day afternoon when a horse kicked
2. q. Courtney striking MIN In tho
small of the back and inflictine n
serious injury. He is still suffering
intensely though hopes are entertain
ed FOR his recovery George Olson.
ranchman living south from town.
started 10 mount his horse yesterday
to return home. when the animal
turned quickly and kicked him on
both legs II was at first though
both limb, we're broken. though for
tnnately Il proved TO be only a very
painful bruise.
While unhitching his team Tues
day a horse kicked c. T.. DonpelI.
manager of the Cappleman farm east
from town, knocking him over a har-
row and featuring his right shouIer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
MED|AT0RS GIVE
OUT PROCEEDING
IMPATIENT Al CARRiNZA'S NJ
LAY AND CONSIDER nm
OuT OF SCHEME
CONsT|TUT|ONAL|sTS WIN
Rout federals In Minor Engage.
ments Near san Luis Potosi
and Capture Horses and
War supplies

~ Associated rross
NIAGARA FALLS. ont June H.
After giving out the entire cor
respondence with General Carranza,
the Mediators and Mexican aud
American delegates announced to
night that substantial agreement
had been reached as 10 the method
Of transferring the authority at
Mexico city. An agreement over the
method of choosing provisional
president. closed the incident which
had almost broken up the proceed
ings. The ccnciliatory spirit of the
Mexican delegates prevented the
break.
II ig learned that the Mcdialors.
impatient at the delay In Carranza p
reply. consider the incident conclud-
ed
la lull conference. u Was agreed
10 transfer the authority from the
present administration 10 the new
government In some other way than
by the appointment OF Hucria of the
next president ~ Minister OF Foreign
Affairs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
SUFF RACE TIES
STARTLE LONDON
EXPLODE BOMB N WESTMiNS.
TER ABBEl WHILE OrriMiS-
ne SPEECH II HEARD


~ sociat,s rl,Ts.
ONDON. June 1.-THE Militant
S ffragetics OF this city staged one
.. tlir ..oss dias.ally -. -: ~-
uresent campaign today when they
exploded bomb in Westminster Ab-
hey at the moment when Secretary
II State and Home Affairs. Mcken-
ma, was delivering an optimistic
speech in the House OF Commons,
nearby. regarding the government
policy with the wild Women.
The bomb which was placed near
the famous coronation chair, did lit
tie damage but interrupted the ora
tion.
4 wOman's boa. guild book and
a silk bag were found nearby
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
Commercial Traveller, Meet

JAMESTOWN. y. y. June H.
The annual convention OF the United
Commercial Travellers OF America
Grand Council Of New York. assem-
bled here today for q three days
session LarFe delegations. mauy OF
them accompanied by hands. are here
from Buffalo. Rochester. Syracuse
and other leading cities of the State
: big parade OF the delegatcs will be
given tomorrow night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12

BUFFALO. y 3. June The
twenty y-seyeuth annual convention 0l
the New York state Loague Of Say-
ings aud Loan Association met In
Buffalo today wi.h representatives nt
i3s local associations In attendance
One of the principal subjects slated
for discussion during the two-day
session b. the new law which eites
savings and loan associations eXclu-
sive right 90 organizc the Land
Bank ~ tho state of New York.
which g. expected 10 result IN placing
the savings associations on a higher
plane than ever before among The a.
nsncial institutions OF the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12

~ Afturlaicd freaf.
CHICAGO. M June n Three
thousand women chocrod American
men as the greatest blessing Of va.
mankind today At tho meeting of tho
General Federation Of Womcn'8
clubs
The demonstration was aroused hy
e statement ~ the president. Mr..
Percy V. Penny hacker. who said II
think n i8 splendid thing that We
have husbands who appreciate clubs
Think of the sympathy given us IN
our work and what q wonderful
blessing is the American man"
Suffrage advocate arc gtill hope
ful In gpito OF their recent aetha'kH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
WI Ialk .AInui I.lncnIn

EVANSVILLE. Ind june
Members OF the indiana Republican
Editorial Association rounded up
hor" today and began what promise.
90 be- The most notable annual meet
'ng in the history OF the association
Tomorrow The member, and invited
guests Uill go to Lincoln CITY. where
exercise. viii be held iu tho Nancy
Hank Memorial Park. where The
mother ~ Abraham Lincoln o. bur
Jed. Addresses till be- delivered ht
former Vice President Fairbanks anI
former Governors Wilson of Ken
'uckv nuneen of Illinois and burbIp
of Indiana.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
BALLOON RACE BEGINS
LONG FLIGHT PROSPECT

PORTLAND. Ore. JuIne H.
-Four balloons sailed away from
Portland today. with q west .by-south
wind, In the first National balloon
race over started from the north
west All had passed the Eastern
horizon before nightiall. with pros
poets OF long flight into the in
terror Each balloon carried a pilot
a passenger and provisions tor .
week and carrier poigcnB a. a
means of cOmmunica ion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12

MIDLAND. Tex. June Co. The
largest acreage % cotton ever knoNn
10 Midland county has been planted
here In the last thirty DAYS Tho
most 81 n has already attained
growth 10 good stand
Feed crops are expected to b.
larger than ever before Prepara
'ions are nov under nay on many
farms 20 build additional silos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
SHAFT to Minnesota soLlsr,

ALBERT LEA. MINI Jun
Ia the presence OF large gathering
OF Grand Army veterans and ofucre.
monument commemorative the
valor OF the civil war soldier from
this section was unveiled here today
with interesting ceremouies sam
uel r. Van SAINT. ex-governor 90. Min
nesota and former c0mmarder-in.
chief of the G. 4. r.. delivered fhe
Grafton Of the day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12

VT NH'fN iN"'
WASHINGTON. u. c.. June II -
Administration officials refused 10
comment tonight. on the action of
tho McllatOrs In refusing To wait
Tor Caranzas reply 10 their com
munication suggesting that the Con
slitut'onali,ts participate In the con-
ference
The publication by the mediators.
of the exchanges. and the report
that tho} consider further waiting
beneath their dignity. is believed TO
mean that the opportunity for the
Constitutionalists TO participate In
the conference Is passed Some be-
liCye that IN case satisfactory
agreement Is reached with Huerta,
the Mediators may adjourn. pending
possible negotiations between the
nited States and Carranza The
possibility that Carranza contem-
plates q full reply was also discuss
ed. Carranza's agents expressed the
- a. thii fNr .campa'gn AGAIN
Huerta might now be continued
with increased activity.
They also declared that the move
ment on Lacatecas would be begun.
a-iresh as ammunition Is being re-
cciyed rapidly. and predicted that
their troops would be training their
guns on Mexico City before long.
The arms and ammunition for The
CmstituiiOnalists aboard the Aniilia
will he unloadcd tomorrow, as far as
can be- learned. II the uniied States
takes no steps 10 Interfere. and II
b. said the consignment will be- IN
General villas hands in three days.
Tho apprehension OF General Funs-
ton over the rumors o. possible
federal advance on tho Outposts of
Vera cruz. Is @ subject of grave con
rcrn 10 War Department officials
here.
Increased knowledge has been re
ceIyod that a strong rebel force b.
operating in the State. The latter IS
plan are known 10 include the dos
truction ot the railway between Vera
Cruz and Mexico city IN order 10
prevent tho Tight Of Huerts aud his
cabinet. hould rebel occupancy be
come reality ANY plaUs for the
extension Of the American lines must
be con idercd m the light of the
state Department acceptance Of
mediation and the assumption that
there would be- no advance during
tho mediation conference.
Danger also exists Of an outbreak
of disease IN the Vera cruz district,
aud grave fears are felt that The
sick rate may mount higher a. the
tropical summer advances
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
To '.Alnfrh I.nralcr.

I'll pASO. Tex June H. Orders
we're issued tonight by the Treasury
department 10 custom officials along
the entire Mexican border. 90 eXer-
else extreme vigilance 10 prohibiting
the passage of arms into Mexico
The order followed closely on the
sudden turn ~ the mediation proceed
ings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12

san ANGELO. Tex. June ll."
\ J.. WestEarde. official logger or
the American Automobile As-ocia-
ton vas entertained here last nirnt
gith smoker TIE LETT yesterday
for PlainyieW. intent upon cpmpiei-
ing the western division q. The Colo
rado-to-Gulf-Highway
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
BtsOLITL WINS sINIH
TRIAL YACHT EN'I

u. N..n iA'fH lffaH.
SANDY HOOK. y. T.. Iunc ~
The Rcsolutc today won the sixth
cup class yacht race with The Vanitic.
The vanitio finished one minute
MY seven seconds ahead. but the
RcsoluIc vas awarded the race by
one minute sixteen seconds. correct
cd time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12

NN hHHnfI IH'.N INfH
Ell PAsO. Texas. June ll.-ln
order 10 place Washington IN closer
touch with Carrauza's headquarters.
Georre 4. Carrothers. representative
Of the state department. was order
ed today % proceed to saltillo from
Torreon The order Is construed 10
mean that Notwithstanding Carran-
za's failure 90 enter the mediation
proceedings. the Washington govern
ment desires % begin a series OF di-
r.ct negotiations gith the COnstitu-
tioaalisi con mander.
The Consiitutionalists are iuhil-
ant over the turn Of mediation af-
fairs and express confidence IN the
administration friendlinoss toward
the revolutionary party
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
Enramrmrnt of Canadian Militia.

CHARLOTTETOwN. =. ". +
June . The militia forces nf
Prince Edward Island went under
canvas on their REGULAR camping
grounds ON The outskirts OF the city
TODAY for the annual twelve DAYS
summer training iu driil and infant
~ work Nearit ! i.o0o men. includ-
inF the Prince Edward Island Ligh,
Horse tho finest cavalry reriment in
Canada. are encsmped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
COLOR HiDO-TO-GtIE
DELEGATES REACH ItRROC II


NpNfiaI fn ITO NFuH
Ll BBODk. Texas. June N. The
Colorado to the Gulf Highway los
gers arrived hero ton right ON their
way to 'he meeting ot tho Colorado
Co The Guf Association at Plainviru
Friday a biz mass meeting in the
Interest of highways a.il be- held boz
the courthous, and large delora-
tinus srr expected from alI cities
north of San Antonio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
tNrERLoCkEH REPORT
SHOWS \ INCREASE

FORT WORTH. Tex. June IL
According to the May report of the
officer In charge OF the Fort Worth
interlocking plant. the total train
movement through here Was $40.
passenger and freight trains This n
a distinct gain over April. when the
number was 5.N4a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
onn.lilnllnnallsi, Niaorions

w NHHrfffifh lIfaH.
SNLTlLLO, MeX.. June il.-Ac-
cntdi fo adyices received by Car
rama tonight. the Constltutionalists
forces under Generals Torrcz and
Guietcrfef have routed the Foderals
in minor engagements lately. near
san I.ur potosi capturing a number
uf horse. aad quantity of supple.
This gives the Constitutionalists
control over ih, major portion Of
the statc. OF Puebla and llidalgo and
portion. ot IaI,.co Officials here
tate thlf .Hc Consttiutionalisis we're
fully prepared to prevent the FEEDER
al hloclal, 1 T.mpico.
Carranz spent yesterday in pre-
pairing 20 move 5000 men south.
the troop. to be- sent away gradually
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-12
ZIG FIRE DAMAGE
On OREGON TGA '


10 Associated ff'ss
BANDDN. Ore. June Fire tp-
day destroyed three blocks iu iHc
heart &C the business section OF
Bandon The rest of the town Na.
saved by the shifting OF the wind.
The loss Is IN the neighborho0d ~
$500. .OO0.