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Show I THE MOItXIXQ TjWWlATfii Published Eveiy Day In tha by Tha Standard Publishing pany. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Delivered by Carrier in Ogdon City, including Sunday Morning Examiner, pre month.. Single copies policeman of the western hemisphere; the responsibility of interference is no light work, but ! 1 tbs taueu-s- t of peace th task cannot be avoided. Perhaps it has Injured our trade, for the peacemaker ia often the victim of hostile sentiment on the part of both participants in n quarrel, but In the end the results must accrue t the benefit of Yur Com-- T&c all The Examina. la sent by is not hatred cf tbe United States that stands between th export er and the South American consumer. To speak frankly, the real reason is tbe superiority of European naimercisl methods. England, tad particularly Germany, have (or years cultivated tbe South American market Their merchants have studied th field from very standpolu. and la consequence hive reaped the richest prixea. Their transportation facilities have aided them immensely In acquiring n footthe hold, aud the abandonment Monroe doctrine ns a direct method of promoting American commerce la too absurd to deserve consideration. If Mr. Dole is correct In assuming that tbe wild extravagance of soma of tha 8outh Americas republics la das to their knowledge that foreign usurpation will not ba permitted, it follows that tha Monro doctrine in responsible, hot ha has no clear method of provwell argue ing tbfa. We might that honesty U n matter of latitude and longitude. nail outside of Ogden, par year. .S.uO At least quarterly, in advance.. Leu FEARLESS and INDEPENDENT. Tha Examiner la a strictly It gives nil newspaper. sides an equal show. The Examiner has no favorite, sad no enemies to punish. It will ungtva tha news uabialed and prejudiced. Communications will be received on all subjects presented in respectful langp.sge (ram knows Individuals, but tha trua cams must ba and published ia full. All letters communication! signed by nom da plumes, or aatumed names, will lo thrown tn tha wants baket. Tha hiave man never hides behind rn assumed name. Ilca't ask tha Editor to bo reajpmaibls for what yon am ashamed of. Inde-pmde- ni Subscribers will confer a favor this office of failure Tbs Examiner before to recelv their breakfast by informing The Morning Examiner can ba found on sale by the Independant Newt Co, Balt Lake City. IN REACH OF OGDEN. On nil through trams leaving Ogden on Tha Southern Pacific Railway, Tho Union PnriBo Railway, and The Oregoj Short Una Railway. Examiner patrons wlU confer n favor on the management by to this offloa whenever they fall to Bad tha papers at the designated places. Tbe epealng np of a new gold field in Nevada, close to the boundary line of Utah, and not more than SO miles bom Elly, brings tha mining eadtement that ia sweeping over the battle-boratato within tributary distance of Ogn den. Tbe Black Koran district, to which we refer. Is n late discovery aot more than 60 daya old but It gives prom- ROOSEVELTS DANGER. There are ramora of an attempt to be made by anarchists to assassinate president Roosevelt. In tho past these rumors have been too often wall to fail to receive serious attention now. Tbt anarchist are supposed to belong to the reform element; laboring evil In governId aproot present-dament They rand for Individualism, unrestrained by law, but they are credited with welcoming that which the general welfare. Inasmuch hi Theodora Roosevelt la the greatest reformer who ever occupied tha presi-deatlchair, tha desire of tha to gat rid of him Is only to ba accounted for on the hypothesis UJ accept nothing short that they of revolution. This country can afford to tore an ordinary atxteamsa, bat it would be an irretrievable loan if Theodora Roosevelt were taken away by a murderous plot Thu President la a mighty factor la tho purification of our commercial and political Ufa. Hu In voicing tha damanda at (ho heat element of tbs American people. He la a tower at strength for three who are laboring hot to Inflict ciaaa hatred, bat who era trying to bring to a rsallaing aenaa of their suicidal policy tha headn of the grant corporate tatarssta of the country, Ha la the mightiest reform power tha United Staten has ever felt. Having tha courage to call to aa accounting the moat powerful comblnea In the land, such as the big railroads, tha Standard Oil and the meat packer, he should be spared to ua long enough to enforce his demands. The dmth ef William McKinley was viewed ns a great calamity, but thu untimely taking away of Theodore Roosevelt would prove far more disastrous to American public life and the industrial welfare ef the people. founded y ea al ise of equality, if not surpassing, anything so far discovered In Nevada. Several Ogilenttep have been on the ground and they apeak of tha Hark Horae as a gold field of fabnloni rich-neaalthough only tbs surface values have so far been disclosed. Tbe or aonn is nine linen long, through which has been traced one vein nine fort wide, showing ties gold wherever panninga have been made. ; There In nothing to compare with that In the Tonopah, Manhattan or Fatnrlrw districts. On of the moat promising features la thu presence of placer gold In the canyons. Thu quarts reefs pass above the old Osceola placers from which millions In gold have been takea. This may prove to be the mother lode from which tbe gold, by centuries of storms, has been disintegrated and washed Into the gulches. If m the richness of tha ore bodies Is demonstrated. When tha Nevada Northern railroad roaches Ely the coming month, all that vast territory of mineral wealth will ba opeaad to th trado of Ogden. This la something to be borne In mind by our merrhtut and they must not overlook tha advantages (hag thee will be preseu tod. eon-trolli- AMERICA DETESTED. Harold Boloe attacks what he terms p of our snyerainty and Jm western hemisphere, claiming that tha United States, by Its Mon roe dotf trine, has recited tbs detestation of Tho the La republics. Flnaaoicr, answering Mr. Dolce, notes that the Monroe doctrine ia not a fixed policy, except that, reduced to laat analysis, it Implies protection against aggression, but U does not countenance Injustice. An eminent economist once -the dream of Amdefined it to .tm-nerica and th nightmare of Enmpe, but tbn geutlrmsn in question sacrificed truth on the altar of an epigram. The United States in the administration of tha Monroe doctrine has accepted an unwelcome, but a necessary task. The Latin republics are not a part of tha American Union, nor la it probable and certainly It la not desirable that they ever shall be. But the United States for its own protection cannot countenance the destruction or tbe absorption of these republics by outside power. That would have happened long ago but for the Interposition of this nsMon. It cannot be urged, however, that we have gone so far In the fulfilment of a duty as to stand for injustice. The South American republics have been unwise, to say the least, in their financial dealings. They have become repeatedly lavoivod, through the instability of their political Institutions, with several of the great powers of Europe, Sad the feeliag of exasperation which haa followed tbs repudiation of claims has been so strong on occastona aa to atop just short of open seizure of government by tbe creditors. Tha Monroe doctrine no to this time has boon a sufficient deterrent to avert this exercise of authority, but it has not prr-over-lordsht- d lea trust officials wars sent to the workhouse for a year In Toledo a chill that about equaled th shivers of their patrons whsn tha monthly bill wan presented. Thaw will probably be sent to an elegantly appointed mental hospital, kept there for several years In luxury and be restored to fib family, and former position. That German who refused American eanned beef and then ordered haraber-ge- r, has n poor aenaa of humor. Witte la la Germany taking mud ha'.ha. !n America government officials receive their mud hatha wlihout going away from hums. Murmurs at the rate hill and other measures that come from the Senate maka the rouatiy fearful that congress may break out In apeechen anew. American tailors have denounced their British cutters, declaring they can Invent their own etyles a cut that Is not appreciated by Brother Jonathan. The govern mmt declares that the steel trust will lie iuvintlgated to the bottom, which means, of course, that ths Investigation will sink out of sight. PLEASANTRIES. Reldcr I wonder what Jingletnn gets for his mairaxine poems? Noxly I dont know; but I know what he ought to get. RoifleP What ? Noxly Six months twice a year. Chicago Dally News. Do you know why the rWkies came out of the eng. Robbie? "I aueat they knew they'd get boiled if they stayed In." Harper's Bazar. Fanner Honk My nephew, who graduated from the aeademy. week before last. I a finished elocutionist. Fanner Hornheak That so? Kill him yourself? Puck. Mr. Parvenu This la a fine prospectus of that resort we saw advertised. but It says it has n very low Mrs. Parvenu (decidedtemperature. ly) Then we wont go there. Basi-mor- a American. It takea two to make a barWise Ten. and that doesn't gain seem right. Kwoter Why? Wise Because only one of them can get It. Philadelphia Press. Kwoter EXCURSION TO BALT LAKE Sunday, July 1st. Via Oregon Short Line, 11.00 round trip. All trains. MOISXIXO, quite TH j i; jl MR By LIGHT CHAPTER VI. SSS Louis Tracy, Author of PILLAR of (Concluded) posed voice was drowned by some part of the Atlantic whirling over the ba tern. This kind of thing does not go on Other-- j nil the time, he continued. wise we should have five hours of spasmodic conversation. An noun aa tit tide rises sntficieutly to gain an uninterrupted ran across the reef we aril have at least two hours of comparative quiet. About 4 o'clock there will be a second edition fur an hour or so. 1 suppose that say suggestion of bod Will be scouted, exclaimed Enid. A Blew pair of beauties you will ba In the morning," he grumbled artfully. Not even Couatauc was proof against ibis new burden of woe. Rha fia ucd arouud. jrYou say that," ah cried, knowing that the nearest looking glass ia yards away. II pointed with his pipe. K'oad drawer of the desk In th you will find a heliograph. It la only a toy, but will justify me." They ran together and found tha little circular mirror, lb next wav passed unheeded. Smiling, ha wept np to the lamp. Even yet there was hope they might g to bed when th respite Iss Wings of tho Cooyrtebt, 193L hr Edward J. Clods 'Ills her siren Lww I going V He ran to tha with tits ras-Tu- le Jl-X- SO, til.; at 1900. r Its pres-- 1 It all depruiej whether her bows were raMsl or lowered at the moment of impact. Ia the oue esse ah tM The Monroe doctrine, however, counts but little In real trade dev lings. It BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. FATL'ltDAY UTAU, of tented a subsequent adjuetnirnt The United State takes difficulties. no pleasure ur pride In acting as ike THE EXAMINER EXAMINER: OGDEX, a constantly, An nm Urucath. Flush-e- l with this new excitement, th girls their oilskin coats and arranged their sou'wester. When he bur rid up tbe stairs be was carrying four He noted their preparations. Kk U-iDon't eouie out until I have fired the alarm signal," La shouted, and ria dresses tightly around your kueee." They heard th loud hissing of the rockets, and th four reports traveled dully from the eky. Three white star hursts and oue red told the Lauds End coast guards that a ship la need of help was near the Gulf Bock. Probably they had already seen th vessel's signals, la any event they would aot miss the display from the lighthouse. Waiklng with difficulty, the girls crept ont oa to the balcony. Brand had already gone to the windward side. The first rush of tho gale mad them bras th less, yet they pen, vend and reached him. They were greeted by a climber, but their father, with a baud oa iheir s boulders, pressed them down, aud tho spray crashed against tha laularn behind them, fie knew they would taka no harm. When the vessel passed, their boots and stock-fag- s raw. would be soaked. Then he could After much talk of disordered hair, was checks, riuge round tbe eyes, Insist that they should go to bed. At first they distinguished nothing rracked lip aud other outrageous de fret which a pretty woman mourns save a chaotic blend of white and yelwhen divorced from her dressing tibia, low foam, driving over tha reef at an Constance railed him. Over apparently Incredible speed. Ilere la a queer thing. aha said. j head the black pall of the sky seemed Hava you beard any steamer hoot- - i to touch the top of the lantern. Around, la a vast circle carved out of the murtngr No," he answered. Bending between ky wilderness, the wondrous beam at tbs two of them, he saw that the point- the light fought aud conquered Its uner of the aurtsmpe bora due southwest, wearied foes. Constance caught the though the last siren of which they had three quick flashes at the fieven Stones any knowledge sounded from the op- lightship, away to tbe right She fancied aha aaw a twinkling ahead, but posite direction. lie picked up . a little trumpet re- tills was tha fit.e Agnes light and neither girl could-makout other eight sembling tlM bora of n motor ear. I use this for teats." b explained. nor sound until Bread pointed steadIts tiny vilmtur quickly brought the ily toward ene spot la the darkness. Before they ronld follow hla Indicaneedle round toward hht hand. It la Improbable In tha highest de- tion they were compelled te duck to gree that any steamer la near enough avoid another ware. Then, aa If It had to affact tha anriacopa," he said. "On Just popped ap out of tha sea, they dia night Ilka this they give the coast a vined a tiny white spark swinging lowly cross a coneideraltle area. It wkla berth. lie quitted them again. The girl a. wsa by that meana'tbat Brand had eshaving nothing better to do, watched timated tha alas aad nearness of the tha the dial to am If any change occurred, steamer, aad soon they giluii-selie beard them nse tbe atnill tr limpet red aud green aid lights, though ever aad anon these were hidden by tbe torthroe times. Then Enid sang out: Oh, do ronie, dad I It gor hack to rents of water sweeping ever her decks. Of tha vessel they oould aea the south went regularly He joined In tha watch. The needle nothing whatever.1 Steadily abe rolled along her fearful was pointing north to obedience to th sound wave created In th room, path. Having ones found her, then fiuddenly It ewnng round neatly half was no difficulty In estimating tbe rapidity of her approach. Enid, whoaa the elrounifcronce of tha dial Iluahr ha said. They listened In- ryes were stronjg aad farsighted, fantently, bnt the roar of wind and water cied she caught a fitful vision of a Mg was too deafening. They could hear black bull laboring In tbe yellow waves. Though It was difficult to apeak, ah naught else. lie went to the southwest point of tha glass dome, but the crept doss to Brand aud screamed: la she drifting on to the reef? lantern was ao blurred with rivulets of I fear ao," ha answered. water that he could see nothing aav a Then she will lie lost!" tawny vastneas where the light Adi oa Tea, unless they manage to pass to th flying spindrift To make aura ha tested tbe anrlseof is ffath'ard." Luckily for' poor human nature, menagain and with th same result, A veaarl Is approaching from tha tal stress sad physical effort rarely bo announced gravely. unite forces. The mere attempt to resouthwest, aba la whistling for help. sist tbe wind, the constant watchfulEvidently I hops aha will not attempt to approach ness needed te avoid the ambitious too near tho leaf. I moat ha vs a look seas, though these, strange to say, a red to ba diminishing In size and out." lie put m an oilskin coat sad tied volume as the tide roue, served to dull the strings of a souwester firmly be- tha horror of tbe threatened tragedy. Brand quitted them for aa Instant to neath bis chin. The small door of the lantern opened glue hla eyes to the lantern after wiptoward the hay, ao be bad no difficulty ' ing a spare on the glass. He must see In gaining the gallery. Tbe girls If the lamp needed tending. Satisfied watched him forcing bis era y against, by tha scrutiny, he stood behind the the wind until he was facing It and glrla, who had shrank closely together gaslng In the direction of the Reilly the moment bo retired. "They are trying to steer clear of Islet. the Twice 'they reef," he shouted. danIn some Is poor ship IVifaapa It bav got her bead around, but tha sea ger, Count," whispered Enid. makes me feel quite selfish. Hera was la too strong for them. I am afraid ah L thinking of nothing hut my own Is doomed." Now they unquestionably aaw tha peril, yet that little machine them was great body of the ship. Her funnels faithfully doing Its daty. It was not alono la Its self aban- showed most clearly, msk'ng sharply donment We shall never know, Bear- defined block daubs on the heaving cat, how much father suffered when ha desert of froth. Tbe plunging whirls sent ua off with a Jest on his lips. I of tli masthead light were enough to am sure he thought tha lantern would prove bow the unfortunate vessel was laboring In what might prove to ba her he blown away." final aaony. "Aud be with It! Oh, Connie!" And the pity of It! The wind waa "Tea. Its believed If that awful In another hour the weather dropping. we were while below took place thing we might escape. I can see It all now. might moderate appreciably, th tide I bad the vsgnest sort of suspicion, would sweep her away from the horrible reef and help would be forthcombut he hoodwinked me. "Ilad wa known we would not bav ing. Indeed, even then a powerful Strom trawler was preparing to fight left him!" (Tied Kntd (wasiouately. Think of him. her way out of Penzance harbor, with Tea, w would. sticking to hla post. Wa it far us to brave men on board ready to take any risk to save a ship in dlstrras. dlsoliey?" But the hour was grudged by fate. Overcome by their feelings, they stood In silence for a little while. They could plainly hear the hoarse Through the thick glass they could blasts of th steamer's fog born, and dimly distinguish Brand's figure. A again a rocket spurted Its path to tbe great ware assailed the lantern, and clouds. Nw was barely a mile away and. If Enid screamed loudly. "Don't, drer!" cried Constance shrilly. anything. In a worse position than beFather would not remain there If It fore, as ths wind remained fixed In th were dangerous." southwest, and the lid at this stage Nevertheless they both breathed more curved in towsrd the land ere It began freely wliea they row him again, an to flow bark again to tha Atlantic. Can nothing be done? screamed Indeterminate shape against the luminous gloom. Constance, rendered half frantic by th Constance felt that she must speak. thought that the steamer would go to Hie sound of hot own voice begat con- pieces before their eyes. fidence. Nothing," was th answer. "Pray I bare never really anderstood dad for them. They are ia the bands of until tonight." she said. Wbat an en- God." In grewsome distinctness they watchnobling thing I a sense of duty, lie would haT died here quite calmly, ed the Tracers approach. Tbe siren Enid, yet be would stoM the least risk ceased. Usd thus on board abandonout there. Tint would be endangering ed hope? Pitching and rolling In a bis treat. Oh. I am glad we are here manner that anggested the possibility ef foundering In deep water, ah eame I have never lived before this hour. Enid stole a wondering glance at her on with fatal directness, fiuddenly a sister. The girl seemed to tv gating dreadful thought eame to Brands lnto depths Imniessurable. Afterward mind. Tbe lighthouse stood on th the words rsme back to tier mind rasterly and most elevated portion of the reef, wlinoe brerlnga ran southwest That would be endangering his trust. At low Brand farm the gale a full five min- by west and water soma two arras of Jagged rorka utes. lie returned hastily. There la a big steamer beading this are reposed. (u all shies th sound-- 1 foil to sixteen and eighteen fath way- -a liner. I fancy," he gasped, half ! lugs choked with spray. I fear she Is disa- ! oma. What If this helpless Wlatbaa bled. She la firing rockets, and 1 sup of 10.000 tuns or more dead weight jseie to strike the pillar This wsa ! d r ap-pe- level. The soda cracker is ao would smash away many feet of rock and perhaps damage the found turns of the lighthouse; In the other, her sharp prow would stab into the vitals of the griuite and rite huge column Bilght collapse In common ruin with Its colossal assailant. One of the girls, he never remembered which of them, spoke to him. He could not answer. For a second time that night be knew what fear meant He watched the onward plunging of the vessel with stupefied eyre. He aaw, aa la a dream, that her officers and crew were still making desperate efforts to weather tbe reef. But, with the utter malignity of fate; though they might have swung her to port, she would not budge a yard to starboard, for now both wlndhnd waves assailed her most vehemently on the starboard quarter. Then when aha was little more than twice her own length distant he waa certain that a dim form on tha bridge signaled to the chart bous. With a miraculous deftness, oa the assumption that her wheel waa put hard over, she fell sway from th racing scan Her red light disappeared, her green light curved Into full view. Tbe next wave lifted her bodily, with a mad joy that It should be able to use bee to batter Us enemy, the rock. Then she struck, with a sickening crash that was plaluly audible above not tha roar of the reef. This enough. Another rush of foaming water enveloped her and smashed her again on aa Inner ledge. There ah lodged, falling Inertly over to starboard. Aud Brand found hla vofre one more. Ah', aa snre os this terrible night would have its eud ao surely bad tho gallant captain of tbe steamer refused to Imperil the Ughthous when all hop of saving Ida ship had vanished. Tha tsars were la Brand's eyes. Hla arms encircled the two girl. There goes a fla ship com Branded by a brave man! he cried. And that was the beginning of the captain's requiem. (Continued Tomorrow.) ideal food. Uneeda Biscuit are the ideal soda crackers. Indeed, the Only . soda crackers rightly made in the first place, rightly protected first, last and all the time. , titkt, $ b a Justproof moisture NATIONAL package, Biscurr COMPANY ill dfHO DO THE WRONG - LARS, BNEAK THIEVE RUNG AND THAT UKE. Turn on the Light SETTLING COAL STRIKE. Kansas City June 26. John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, arrived here today and went Into conference with the Southwestern Coal operators lu as endeavor to adjust differences In- - Arkansas, where several hundred miners have refused to return to work under the Kansas City agreement, holding that la doing Bo they would violate the state mine run law. Trouble In the Novlnger, Mo., district where the operators refused to resume, saying they could not do so with profit, was ended, .the opera tore voluntarily agreeing to open their mines. ONE GREAT ADVAN1 AGE OF LIGHT OVER ELECTRIC ALL OTHER. CANAL IN EIGHT YEARS. New York, .Tune JS. That the Panama renal will be completed In eight years la the belief of Chairman 8honts of the canal commission, as expressed today. Mr. Shouts made this prophecy Just before sailing for the Isthmus on the steamer Panama In company with Chief Engineer Stevens of the renal. Mr. 8honti said that th recent decision of congress that tha canal shall be of tha lock type-wlnot remit In any great increase la th working force In the Immediate future. R. AMERICAN MEAT NOT Oaiwral Manager. R. W. WADE, Agent Shoppers WE WILL SAY YOU OXLY IIAVE THREE DAYS LEFT TO DO YOUR SHOPPING. WE ARE MAKING A SPECIAL EFFORT AT GIVING THE LADIES DARGAIXS IN READY-MADGOODS. JUST NOTE THE LOW PRICES QUOTED ON THE LIST OF E ITEMS BELOW. MEETING OF TROOP. mwsiw Samara, Juna 9. Th arrest at two men of the Busuluk regiment yesterday tor neglecting to salute their officers rescue by th comrade of led to the offenders. Ths regiment then marched out with ita band playing, held a meeting and draw up a Hat of grievance and demanded their redress. The demands Include better fond, greater courtesy on tha part of th officers and abolition of the death penalty. C CAMPBELL BO BAD London, June 29. An article la tha Lancet dealing with tha meat question admits that a large part of London's Imported meat, including much of the chilled and froaen meat from th United Stales sad Argentina la, with regard to disease and cleanliness, more satisfactory than much of tho home product The paper considers however, that larger powers of Inspection should b i squired In th plae of origin. s E To Fourth of Jtdy U . north-northwes- - Linen Suits and Skirts 7C O for ladies white linen suits, nicely trimmed, regular f 7.00 value. Gfl Cft for ladies fine, white linen sails, latest itylei fl v A ViOV -i- o,00 value. for ladies duck skirts in white, tan, blue or brown, regular f 1.50 value. LARKS Shirt Waists STORES for ladies' silk shirt waists with short sleeves extra quality special price $3.50. to 2.50 for tan lawn shirt waists, short or long sleeves, lace or embroidery trimmed. These waists are new ones and the price is extra low. $3.50 ' Step la and e tbs sample line of collars. No two alike and tha price la below the regular coat Thera ia something distinctive about the clothing sc sell that feature which marks it decidedly different, and gives each garment Individuality. The K. B. shoulder and coat front In our mens silts la a lasting foundation upon which our clothing la built. Over this foundation is worked by g hond. the perfect fitting, we sell. garment $1.50 fl 1 C 1 wv to $2.75 for fine black and white China silk waists, tucked, lace and embroidery trimmed. shape-retainin- For boys w sell the Herculea" f suit. These suits are guaranteed all wool. They have extra good coat lining and the pants are lined with the ben Irish linen. All the seams in the pants are reinforced with bands of tape ao that they cant rip. If you buy one suit you will have no other make. rain-proo- Not cheap clothing, but fine gar ments sold choapiy. made postlble only through certain favorable conditions and skillful buying. Every suit on sale cheaper than ever before. The popularity of Kantwearout clothing among purchasers of boys and childrens apparel is dne to the proved dependability of three Not only exquisite in style, as metropolitan cities under the word, bur proved throughout the cloth, the lining, interlining, everything about them by severest test. Hence "Kant-wrarougarments retain their graceful shapeline under any amount of wear. gar-ment- l" e Julia Marlowe" shoes are more than ether makes and they have same amount of styles. Try a pair If you nave trouble with your com-fortabl- Little Giant school shoes are guard anteed We will tee that yon are with every pair. aat-lsfii-- Hose 35c 60c 15c r for ladies fine lisle lace hose, white and 50c. value for ladies white and black lace boot hose. Worth 73c. . to 33c per pair for misses, and childrens lace hose in black, white, brotvn and cardinal. black-Regula- We have just received a new line of white parasols of ladies and children. These are July parasols buy them now for the Fourth. At less than artual rost we are selling a sample line of collars. No two alike 10c to $1.00. We are showing one of the finest lines of white canvas Oxfords in the city. The prices range from $1.25 to $2.90 11 different styles. CLARKS STORES 2336-58-6-0 and 62 Wash. Ave. |