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Show MOKMMi HE Published Every Day in the Year by The Standard PublishSUBSCRIPTION RATES. in . Delivered by Ogden City, iuel'w-ji- Lx- Sunday Morning amintr. per nuuib. . Single copies '. a. 0 l'1- itni hi nidU tni'.Mde of Ogdon per year m AdA: least (jua.'if vance .. The Eiani.ner is BASEBALL Los Angeles vs. Tacoma. Angeles. Cal.f. Nov. e. 0 game from Angeles took the op the Tarvinta. I, ray's e Lo ENT. I auopted with profit by a gist. many complainant. The sun shines as pieasamly louav. ilie wratera. rather scanty brie, 10 bo sure, flow dowu from tbe hills, the airi is as isiliuy, the skies as blue and as serene, and all nature a lovely as before election day. Aud a'.' Lake a good place 10 live iu. and City ' will grow aud flourish and win i;a in the world, when all the Mrue of the recent past is buriej and it promoter are also gone from mortal guze. lTlsh has a grand destiny which cau-no- t be subverted by any little chauges that may oerur. aud certainly not by tile rise aud fall of parlies or tne flu-t- u lions of politics. It um-- i go onward as a live and vigorous commonweal tit, u slate of the great union that is now a power in the world, and that will prove the evangel of liberty 10 all the nations. Kite is inseparably a port of this grand autonomy aud will flulflll her mission in that capacity. What wo need now la greater unity, less discord and contention, more push and energy, a due regard for each others views, feelings and desires, The Examiner ia a strictly It gives newspaper. all sides an equal show. , The Kxtanner haa no and no enemies to puuish. U will give the news uubtecd and unprejudiced. will be reCommunlcatious ceived on all subjects presented iu respectful language from known individuals, bui the true naiue must be published in full All letters and communications signed by noiu de plumes, or assumed names, will be thrown in the waste basket. The brave man never hides behind an assumed name. Don't usk the Editor to be responsible for whal you are ahamcri of. favo;--ites- EXAMINER TELEPHONES. EDITORIAL ROOMS No. II Indsptndsnt Phene ' Ball No. M Phone BUSINESS OFFICE Indepondont Phono.... No. 120 No. .5 Boll Phono WM. GLASMANN No. 120 Indopondent Phono No. 120 Boll Phono No. 120 of both telophono closed oftor S p. m. b;i: a a scattered CARBONS PENCILS ERASERS Sr the Best Phone Calls Answered Promptly Estimates on Work Furnished Free All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory H.252BECRAf L.Phone K 301 24th Street R. H. L. 0 C Bat; trie. Williaws aud Shea; Mil ler and Blankenship. Empire McCarthy . ARE GREAT. The Japanese 1101 only knew how to fight, but iht-- were fur advanced iu to according military sroiUaiiou. uf the American Major L L. army, who was with Unisys's army in Manchuria. In l.ia repuris to ibis government, after showing that in wars between European nations the deaths from disease have averaged SO per cent of ihe total mortality, he goes on to show that with the Japanese army there was an average of five deaths from wounds to one from disease, or an Improvement of Win per cent over the tbe historical record. During Spanish war Mr. Seaman says that "ten were needlessly sacrificed to Ignorance and Incorapetenry fur every one who died 011 the firing line or front builds.'' Tin' inaginlieeul results obtained by the Jhikhu'Sc army are attributed to organization and to science -- also to the absence of grafi-- The physicians were skilled mc-n-. They bad all that ueod and ed. they did their work they with ability and conscience. After the Japanese army of something like half a millain men had been in the field for a year und a half there were still 3d per cent uf the men who had never been Inside of the hospital in eick In quarters, a record well described by Majur Seaman a absolutely unparalleled. AU this was due to the perfection of sanitary xchMice and to Ute application of that science in the most efficient way and without any personal considerations. Major BeauuMi sunt a up his observations in a way that is not flattering to He war administration. American says until the line and staff officer of the Auicriru'i army is taught the necessity of samuilon, and the officer is given ruuk and authority to enforce It, our medical department must rcnuUn a humiliating failure. Iis continuance under prcocn;, conditions Is no less than an evidence 01 national imbecility.' These are very strong wont, bur strong words are justified where imsacrifices of human mense and ncedlt-.life arc In question. The mum and the hospital ought not to be 0 nuu-mote deadly than the lisirlcpcid. Portland vx. Oakland. Oakland. Calif., Nov. 9. Portland made two runa In thr npeuing inning today, was tied by Oakland in the third and in the last inning made a run that gave the game to the northto 3. erners by a score of R. H.E. Score: 3 11 3 3 Portland Oakland Batteries Garvin lburg and Brynos. Vniplre Perrine. jud 'i My Repair Shop Is ; JAPANESE bll REPAIRS In the initial Inntng Rut lu made two error which tiil..d the locals to aeon' two ruus. Af.cr that M lilt r wa hil hard and mc home team pued up ten runs to one for the visitor-. .several oppurt muics were givno some brilen the northerner Williant fielding, but they failed. liams pitched a ronsi,,ut game-Seattle SWINGING STANDI HECTOGRAPHS NEOSTVLE8 J. DUPLICATORS TYPEWRITER Oil STENCIL VARNISH MIMEOGRAPH INKS San Francisco vs. Seattle. Sait Francisco. Ca :f.. Nov. S. 10 13 1 3 deskb AND PAPER FASTENERS Fitx-geral- Score: San Francisco typewriter RIBSCNS MANUSCRIPT COVERS double iff him. The eighth inning was the only time that tne visitor appeared onugerous. In this tuning, after two ti.cu were out. Graham doubled and Gray walked Fitzgerald and Doyle in. mg ihe base. But Sheehan bn to Smith and wa- - forced on' R. H. E. Score; 3 la is Angvlt 0 - 2 Taivunu Uu'terle Gray aud lager: Emer son. Fitzgerald and Gral.iim I uipiic Davis. i- will confer Subscribers favor by infoi'iuluR this office of failure to receive The Examiner before their breakfast. Tacoma getting Ingle aud -- PAPER . fen-.ur- piu-fcm- to INDEPEND- - AND FEARLESS SPORTING sii'-ia'n- IN ADVANCE. Y MAIL Note .i - XuVEMBEl! again! ili.uks Throduic Roosevelt the great.-ei-- i man on earh. and wbo ruay join his term the Republican party-befotis oat, if be dors not stop adiniriug President our grew' Republican you have more Rudolph Kmblrr. recrimination? or or replies niends today than me itaiior who 1 it not iiett' r 'o qiietly and pleab-uii.lsmile over jour deleat. eudeavor and the lace The following return give tbs total to promote good feeling and content for mayor by wards, aud show vole as of best the things men1, making also Conroy's majority in each ward they are, ihsn to litul f.,ult and speak the and dimajority Mayor Glasmatiu re iu blame any harshly and thro years ago. The figure rection? The boy's philosophy, ' ll is ceived ss ir is and it can't lie ally miter." is tiding to this occasion, unJ might be ing Co. UOKXIXG, CTAII, TIHKI.DAY UUDEX, the steal vote you received such a man a Doctor E. M. You Hold up your bead. tVnroy. Lave nothing 0? which to be ashamed. You have the satisfaction of knowing lb,:; you w,re beaten by ike best man :u the Demucnti.ii; parly, by one who poll. But- the Dvsrret News in au American paper, run on American lines, and it kuowa that to the major!' y i the light ;o rule. The News therefore sums up 'he situation in the following calm cud sane manner. It proven itself an hm:(: paper and one with a manly policy heu it nays editorially the wu.'d f., Homing. queiir n The u; l f are heard of the c.we calamity to ;ke in quarter Of whai avail are THE EXAMINER KXAlllMil!: WARSHIPS ARE WAITING FOR 4 PRINCE LOUIS 6 McLean; Mortimer Durand, the British ambassador having sent his regrets, Prince Louis will be the ranking guest. Every day of the prince's six-davisit in New York U filled with elaborate entertainment. General Grant will be his guest at his luncheon on November 10. aud a reception by Rear Admiral Coghlan will follow. In the alumul evening the naval academy will entertain the prince and hla commanding officers at dinner. An excursion to West Point is scheduled for November 11. and then Col. Robert X. Thompson, president of the Naval Academy Alumni association will entertain Prince Louis at dinner. The prince will spend Sunday, November 12, a be wlahM, and in the evening On will dine with Mayor McClellan. the following day he will he the guest of the New York chamber of commerce t a luncheon, and in tha evening will attend a dinner at Coney Island, which the Americas bluejackets are to give to their brother sailors. The prince will give a grand ball on board the flagship Drake on November 14. On November 15. the last evening of his Tislt, he will be given a dinner by the Pilgrims society of New York, The next day hi squadron will sail for Gibraltar. 81r y FORAKER EXPLAINS DEFEAT Now York, Nor. 8. Roar Admiral Cincinnati. O., No. 8. Folkieu; the defeat of tbe Republican party 11 Prince Louis of Baitrnbcrg. with hi proper appreciation of the rights and this city and state. I'nlied fitates SeRACES liberties of all men aud women regardsquadron of six armored cruisers, la exnator J. B. Foraker today authorized ti deand a or creed from less of conditions, pected to arrive Annapolis early following statement: tomorrow morning, coming to anchor At Nashville. termination to pull together for the 'The defeats we have sustained m 8 o'clock. the city and state have no elation iu Kabhvilic. Tenu.. Nov. 8. Race re probably about common good. This kind of spirit Awaiting hla arrival eight battlenations 1 poliilce. but are due solely t suits: should be encouraged and prompted local causes: Whether right or xo., First race, six furlongs Thespian ships and four cruisers of the North fall oa to cannot the belief obtains that the great ut won. Bensouhurst second, Mammon Atlantic fleet He at anchor in the . EUROPE IS ALL RIGHT, BUT SEE by all, and the result North river, airetching in single colof voters have not bad any proper rein the iilghust degree beneficial to inthird. Tune, 1:13. AMERICA FIRST. presentation In nominating cunventior . Second race, five furlong- s- Calabash umn In midstream from Seventy-nint- h dividuals as well as to our city and and that a man with an ambition h won. Hadur second. Jimmy Mahci street to Une Hundred and Twenty-fift- h The Commercial club of Soli Lake suite, la not that ihe right purpose street. The column Is headed engage In the public service had no othird. Time. 1:01 J 6. has inaugurated a campaign in opposi- and ihe proper course? down stream with the flagship Maine until he was fortunate enough pportunity handicap, steeplechase, race, Third tion to that yearly exodus of Ameristreet, and the Kento be put on a prearranged slate, b won. Jim off eventy-nlntshort course PoorlanJ cano who ore anxious to tread the hiswaa natural to expect that fmii'r r THE RESULT AND ITS CAUSES. Crow eecond, Lord Radnor third. Time, tucky, Missouri aud Kvarsarge of the first division, and Alalia uni. flagship of laler this would be resented, in loify 3:11 toric soil of Europe. the second division, Illinois, Iowa and Fourth tace, mile and a sixteenth part that la what the defeat uf yesteThe season of 1004-- has seen, soys mayor Tha result of the fleciiou Mamie Algol sec- Massachusetts and the armored crulsrday meant. It will be easy to cur this woa, Orna Princess the Commercial club, the vast sum of of Ogden City, by wards, shows that era West Virginia flagship of the fourth trouble. The way Is to return to the ond. Dollnda third. Time. 1:48. candidate suffered flSO,000,000 taken out of this country tho Republican practice of having m! Fifth rocs, six fiirtoiigs Malleable division, Maryland. Colorado and Pttnnin single column conventions, at which all who atpln' by tourists to England and the Euro- equally at tha hands of Mormons and won, W'ogglebug second , Tlchlmingo ylvanis stretching up stream at a distance of about 400 to nominations will have an cquil third. Time, 1:154. pean oontinenL This luoucy, which is GenLiles. Tha Second ward, which is chance. There were other causes On. woo yards apart. These twelve mighty tulle Outwal one Sixth race, s Gentile, gate Conroy 79 largely eastern money, says the Comcontributed to our defeat that will oPllb-third. Time, chips, under the command of Rear Nine second. . WANTS WILL SET ASIDE. Admiral Evans, constitute the most ccur to everyone familiar with the mercial club, would be Just as useful plurality, whlla two years ago the Re1:41 formidable American licet ever assembut 1 don't care to discuss thsiu to ua In the west as to tbe native publican candidate carried tbe ward bled off Manhattan island. Philadelphia. Nor. 8. Mrs. Annie for they will pass away with this irlbea of Europe. by 316 plurality, abowlng a Republican Aqueduct Results. Rear Admiral Evans, commander in Welghtman-Walker- . only living daughIn this wo agree, and as the only Iowa Qf 293 this year; while tbe Third re chhf of the North Atlantic fleet: Rear ter of Um Ute William Weighunan, Nov. New York. s suits: Admiral Davis, commanding the sec- who was made her sole legatee under PRINCE LOUIS A UNION PRINT! way to get that cash out wost it to ward, Mormon, gave First race, five furlong WatergraM ond division of battleships, and Rear hla will dispossessing a 180,000.000 how the eaairrnero where a sesisrn Conroy a majority of 3, yet the RepubNOW. 1.1 won. Consistent second, Special Admiral Urownson, commanding the estate, filed answer today to a petition vacation haa advantages over n Euro- lican candidate for mayor two years will 1:00 to la the hare will It armored Time, third. cruiser cene division, thought repair whereby pean one, wa will endeavor to do so, ago received 274 majority, or a total Second race, one mile Cutter won, aboard the flagship Drake soon after set aside and the property equally diBaltimore, Nov. 8. At a meeting uf third. vided Mrs. Weighimua-Walke- r Our Time, 377 Sister between British the printers in the composing room to lows felicitate the DArklo second, he arrives, in tbn ward of hoping that western renders will re- llepublicaa admiral-princon the occasion of the and the heirs of the testator deceased of the News office today, Prince Lzwi 1:11 4 . peat our words to their eastern friends Totes, I sons. Jocund king's birthday. seven furlong of Battenberg was elected a member Tbhd race, so sow and the good weed. Tbe other wards arc about equally help lit her an- of the unlou. It having developed timMrs. Weightnisn-Wulkor- , has been an- No fixed program won. Diamond H'cond, Monet third. The average easterner who goes to divided between Gentiles and Mornounced for Prince Louis' first day In ewer, says the testator was of sound ing his visit to the office of tbit new- d Time, 1:37 2 5. New York. In the evening the prlnca mind and left no codicil tahls will, and spaper last night that his Fourth race, mile and a furlong Europe is absolutely Ignorant of Uis mons. This shows that the statement the priming art when a yotmc Ranker won, IxmiIs H. second. C'aornal will he the guest of Ht. George's so-- had already provided for his grandcbll-clet- y . west A vacation spent out here would in this mornlns's Tribune, that ths dreu by a trust fund. II1I11I. 1:34 annual Time. the dinner, at societys therefore be of equal educational ad- Mormons defeated Kuchter, is not Fifth race, seven furlong- s- Binning vantage to him as would one spent in true, as the Gentile Republicans could liaui won. Mary Morris eecond, Ingle Europe. It would certainly be as In- have elected Kuchler had they reside third. Time. 1:28. Sixth race, six und a half furlongs teresting. mained true to the ticket. Any one of Cloten won. Toucan second. Quadrille In Europe he sees the moat ubiqu- a half dozen distinct causes defeated third. Time, l.'.o. itous poverty in the world, lie is Kurhler, and had any one uf ibcin mulcted day and night without a lot been reversed lie would have been HOW TO HUNT SEA OTTERS. up. Driven to despair by the slowness elected. of servants, who know not bis says The flue Italian band of the Ogden afiIt. i to say that hardly a man nor speak hit tongue, ho rannot Im- Waterworks company aud the street in a hundred knows anything about prove the situation by admonition, for car company was perrcpilblc. Those the history of the hunter fur and even tbe choicest and moat carefully people pretended to lie neutral, but method of procuring one of tbe most vsliiuble uf fur skins. M1m Izinl phrased profanity falls on uncompre- the action of the officers nhow conaii-a number of Interesting historiHimdrt-dof Me rsr live navel etci)la the prey of guides clusively that their sympathies were hending ears. account of the by having Dr. Thcmas Krlrrtnr Oil cal facta gives this who hare Ananias beaten n mile. Me with Conroy. in the house In! when it is needed. hunting of the sea otter, gets tool; maybe is arrested; loses his No landsman's still bunt affords the The fact that belongs lu Lira f'ures croup, heals burns chip, wounds , baggage in the customs or on the Howell aide of the Republican party of every son. thrilling excitement of the otter hunt-- ' or Fifteen surrounds. er's spearing train; in duped by a fake Italian no- caused the friends or II. II. Holapp to little skin xklffs. with twiv twenty-fiv- e bleman; returns to America a fit sub- single out the Republican standard or three men in each, paddle out uuJi-ject for a Battle Creek Adventist sani- bearer as a mark for their venom. a chief elected by common consent. A small dark Gouti wss one ( whether fog or clear, the spearing is tarium. Then, again, some of ths delegates i day in the deem for riie sailing sake of hisi In calm weather. Tbe long Vow mppoi-your eastern tourist who helped to nominate Kuchler la appeilie, when he ran full tilt Into a done only lino of bidaikas circles silently over ome wear. He is among his countrythe convention opposed him. Ii would large and comparatively healthy Tlenr. the silver ecu.. Not a word lx apoken. men and happy. He seen mountains norm that Kuchler was selected bv ihe The 1,,K,n realized, instinctively, that Not a paddle blade allowed to click the bone gun'els of the skiff. that rival the Alps; skies that surpass Republican bosses ,0 be pit-5S,2 against Double da del paddles arc frequently the azure of sunny Italy; regrtatlon led against stalled lor tb express napkins are all full size and all toriiy as usual, And so he spoke up!' 1 shift ut paddle is made from hai is unique in beauty and utility; purpose of being slaughtered. This in a perfectly rand id wav. side to side of the rauoe withon; a new goods and new designs. "Good morning." he ssnl to the change of hands. The skin bblarkas 2 yards wide, extra quality rushing water ami lowering cliff; ls a free country and veiy riitcn who looked di.l hut. not a Tiaer. answer, ihe as water the 10 fertile take sunny, haa a Tight ut vole as he sees fit. but plains and linen, per yard PURE LINEN at him roguishly. slide of a duck. Yonder, where lit desert. it is considered political treason bv all The is vary tiuo this Ixmkier lie miie on mile awasli in ihe air 1 mercerized wide, yards And. withul. i.c no poverty t poll1-idil $4,50 kinds are reduced iiiOMt'np." ivntinued the Goon, and tha surf, kelp rafts forest of seuwe.i parties fur a oip.i-- o linen, per yard qpwauv dispel his plc.isurv or hiiako his fsl:h a liotiuneo ihul l,e lielp-- d k nominal''. TiR- -r Ku.iled iu a humorous manner. lift and fall with the rhythmic wneii of to, per dozen I desire no benefit from this the tide, lliihi-r- . In life. he oner hunters The further wrrt he comet-tbTb lad that. Kuchler bud aeki-fur vervlintfine a:r. all linen, per yards wide, proceeded the Coon, for steer, silen' as shadows. The circle more lie Is enthused. He van hard a fiUni'hlze to hu'.Id an indepen.ii'ut 1 he widen., deplov forms a cordon '1 i am ill. Yes. I have taken poison: $3.90 kinds are reduced i yard 1 believe iliat the bracing mr he wau-- system il.-- him no wx-d- fls the went on. with a feverish look In hit th- - ouiermosi rint of tii kelp Mib. to, per dozen 2 yards wide, mercerized linen, laud night 1 aie a HtiiMenl a black object - -- eeti Hot' has no mure nvvgeu in 1! j Wilier (Iiuip.inv nnanJert-it 4 deep brown erne. miswhich arsenic , ,, of 1t w : s of M,stmo.-phristrong tlte nr surface hipailful 'itan has he (,. dirie rhr't-- i at :heown 'wl'.MH per yard took tor uhitewasli. My phveieiun u sen ot'er i'l-e- p. The $2.90 kinds are reduced Quieli ss hur. e. righ: ,t iti 'hi r.e in tells me that I am so with tbe .teerstnaii lifts his paddle. Not .t 68 inches wide, all linen, per 'Yh.ie no to, per dozen taic-- i at? 1:11 i: jus: word :s spoken hui m l.M s t' poison that, if Diitlhiug only yard could po-- : pone -:i . Ii :i iritiii him. he can yet see man1, an nf the tu.er. ihe .is a wlio.e, ilie,e touches me, nothing j. e ri.ul dcaih. 1? 10:1. for i The $3.50 kinds are reduced of tbe 'f:cd paddle has not sidaxlii-.72 inches Wide, all linen, per to ilVehl 1 flu I. i lost a wet e iso iu.poilutit laeiore. but 'for Immedia.'em with ise'h only ii lino the sea Peru e the otter has touched . otr Hut vol-1'iuN no he i li : bril . m il lluuolpj Kuchler Europe. une of v.O':M kill yo't to, per dozen y ard loiilicil iImi- - i like lightning to .Tltenn ow e. No tr.iquit w; Juvi; w !:i tu'-herj i.ieel-- ij by over 5u0 inc ciMilil poK'pime de.ithV tiun luitiom before u- -e of the 2 C yards wide, a special value, wi.h to tMe';one deutl,"" sa'd era can linrl lii- - pear. Slleit'lv. no i eun lioid hint up. for he - au Kirsi of all. the flop of tht $1.90 kinds are reduced C J niejo:-the Tiger rheeri;. "I may tell yo I willin':', the an Ani'Mii'iins hun-!iet- ii only, iis.im signal per yard led Vinirlctin State Journal airrg Gary tillto, per dozen that I enn-idmeeting her gool The btinterw In n circle half .i uo.-Now. if of tuiers to believe that Kuclib-(:! lurk, for I am tiled of life, ur.il rsnii-- ! n il'- ron (UNBLEACHED) where the 'h. place ie'ce coueiuera'.ioiis eon- - aiiilv v.i.-- idioil with rx Senator Kearns, out :n rc'Uitni; suicide. Klndlv slate M's otter 72 inches, wide, fine linen, per ured: for they kr.ov $1.75 kinds are reduced C hlle little fir-- i tha; in the eats of hi-- i i.is was the fact that Kucb- - j ti:i. string. I, nil tile o:iit-'he wenty nunirc. lie lift. p!eae. Thank to, per dozen i'll - up for bri ath. stiiitnil niu; mowrnight get a rhm' :er was u son of Hebrew parents. It (be: Iun I u n.iie i' nu than half ''ter l b8 rnlhtliH-iu-iinches wide, extra fine linen, COs a sham that in this ii reappear. under sea befi tJUW snd in America and in our own; A SPANISH ROYAL BETROTHAL. .igi yard per Suddenl' lOdy sees :t i.vjn td.iik-rebeloved ('tab, Jew baiiinu'- is a suep 'ke above the water., Red table damask reduced in the The 65c kinds are reduced to, In Madrid il'.e ltif.nt'a Marti Tlinc.-the line of verhup. "Wilat will ,i ew cy cess, In- j With u wil-- i : been 'l?iri'i!iv ju- -t lias same libliirkathe Spu'n nearest Kuehl M Oil, Rlidulpl proportion. per dozen .au.l i,p now?" wa :!.e q G'.dle.lenltes Firdinand of H.i '.i-- ' to Ptli-C'- . '''llPthi-- ' fur i" the ' 'ie,v You mode man. i.ea ,i me ii.i':ii !: a they like w'n L In- n"i:.The it ii'.o.tile ha. ' ii lb.it ii-.l-- i of the two -- I'1 r- - iif li.- -j t heard tif ;..'i:-.'errifled victory T1 surprise -i i M wa- - hi' t: .n !'.i 'll. Over the H..PHI-- J 'nr li.,:.k . f Iwin Sal: Tit, oics ivi- - o small a nuno:1.'. f 12. 14S2 leu m! . Is station.-- . i :i;; l ' Wi ,'...l ItuU"'1 'tit'll1 ! -In:Ii.i-.11 inre'io'ltiro for the t:ie- ii 'ii' ciectivl ''i. i J a the filiiii.ii- of that, liitv Ining bill - .h: time. H must 'll roil ',f !ltva:';.i ii'! !'.i lip tlf.T.ui-Me v i w;!i ,ti; . Iv- - UiVlotisIli.' cliow. joiirua'. If they dlj they wnv vith nil the .n und again, he l't. !'a' - ! "y: ' -i n yout u"n ; en plain iti .he .'lt .1.1 :!) ":r ;. peeps If k.Tfl'i! News fad'd abi..-i!naiw.'lr'!,i. T.u- !:.!' i tinders' he i,:ir i: -I .tif. 'VAca'lt the 1'Phi e etiJ m your birli, t'.r tal-' .I'll.-it ! boli'ilj. of cotirze thnt paper i: C fit' mes. only .1 huhiiic I "it.' h .t id not lii." 10 vie it ticl'C! elected thj ''sponsible ' of the water guide '" ci'gliits ' oten would have r .ecrFOOTBALL EXCLUSION T.t SALT 'he w.fi ae openly and avowediv prejudice.! 'i n so the tsoiiv 2356-58-60-6- 2 WASHINGTON AVENUE It'd Miumber. Itulolph Ivudt-doe- LAKE CITY. SATL'RDAV QV 'iTH. fail ofga-- . breathing against the ehnrcb. Knowing, a. 'ipptrsed no it a car, and sink: ho Democa'e put aguiU'i: you the quick the genesis anl methods of the! y ..i O: "m L.IIC j lipeir urn ri'A.ri :'e' the quarry. Ag-- ' American pan;, i1 would natural!' he I man recognised as thdr : ingest c I ne- ir:; a 'c P - Sen (l"ei- - Huwe-A- " la : ... ' "a i 'W,1hi "1; hurt to CC hj1 ' ' .n j oyo-tom- fr e three-fourth- tbrue-fourtb- h 1-- 1 r sltui-tlon- e hlghne.'-learne- l Table Linen Sale - - Now is the time to buy your table linen for ThanksThe place is Clarkes. The giving and Christmas r window is full of special goods at special prices. This sale commences tomorrow (Thursday) and continues until Saturday. We will give you the best goods at the lowest prices during this sale. Km-bh-- r e NOTE PRICES Table Linen (WHITE) 2 i nolw-IWHl- awe-lnsplrl- li r . J I 1 e.-- Iki-.- nP j - OA-'vu- . ii- in.'-jne- Lj-t- i i awii-r-iirit- . e Ab-n- Xua-rn-a- t -- Napkins The Cl The C2 $0.1 f) C7 3Q $7 80 7 The 50c The - er - 90c 70c 50c 70c 50c 70c The : r -in 1 fri'-nd- f,f-ei- ,1 . ' i ; u COTTON ' j - - : J ' V- -.t 50c w t - -- -- . ' oj --, i I - v- "-- , c ; uiipn-i.iu- rt-- o. ' -! :!! e. l" if-- u,,H if. - ' s, , v.-- r,i! . We will save you morey if you will give us a chance to sell you some table linen during this sale. he-T- ; a- - t H-- -r - Xi-i,- 'isH. - - 1 I T ,i- roi-n- ' f -- ; - ,- , CLARKS STORES |