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W e do not f i l l ou r s to re w i t h c h e a p , s h o d d y s h o e s , no rd o we go i n t o th e v e r y e x p e n s i v e l i n e s , w h e r e fa d m a k e st h e p r i c e s h i g h . W e s e l l l a r g e q u a n t i t i e s of s h o e s t h a tf o r s t y l e , fit and f i n i s h a ro g o o d e n o u g h for any r e a s o n a b l e p e r s o n , and the p r i c e s ar e r e m a r k a b l y l o w .

C a s e s N e wR e c e i v e dO n e H u n d r e dShoes JustW e are now showing everyst3 -lo fo r sprinsr, in theDrcw-Se lhy & Co.'s F i n eSl ioo, La nd tun iod we ltsa n d h e a v y e x t e n s i o n s o l e s ,f i n e ki d u p p e r s , al l s iz e s ,a t p er p a i r , $ 3 . 0 0 , CQ^flfJ$ 2 . 5 0 an d J>ZiUUNe w s p r i n g s ty les of t l icH . C ( t o l l m a n ' s W o m e n ' sF i n e Shni-s now on s a l e , al ls t v l e s am i s i z e s, e v e n ' p a i rsold u n d e r a g u a ra n te e toi v e s a t i s f a c t i o n ; 0 1 9 Cl> e r pa i r , $1.50 and P lu lu

M K s e * ' Shoes fo r sprinpr.Iif;lit WCIgllt, bo x c a l f an dkid uppe _r s , w i th g u a r n n -t e e d s o l i d l e a t h e r s o l e s ,s i z e s 11 1-2 to 2; p r i c e s ,p e r p a i r . $ 1 . 5 0 , 01 OK$ 1 . 3 5 an d P l . i t u1'oys' S h o e s , m a d e by theF a i r c h i l d S l i o e ^ Co.. andsold imder a p o s i t i v e guara n t e e of b e i n g s o l i d l e a t h e r and to niva s a t i s f a c t i o n ,s i z e s "2 1-2 to 5 1-2, at p erp a i r , $ 2 . 0 0 , $1.50 0 1 9 Ra n d i p i i U U

M e n ' s Stylish ShoesPrices Alle aro now s h o w i n g a full

of .Men's F i n e S h o e sin the fo l Bo x calf,an d v i e i kid . anvyo u want, at 0 0 fil\an d tpaCiUU

M e n ' s S h o e s , c i th e r fo rd re s s o r c\ e ry -d a y wear,i n p l a i n an d c o i n toe, allk i n d s of l e a t h e r , s o l e s ofe v e r y p a i r _ g u a r a n t e e dsolid: p e r p a i r , 0 0 flfl.v?.UU( > ! ) [ V

e C o n ti n u e Our C loth i n g ata D i s c o u n t A n o t h e r Dayhe the l a s t da y t h a t we will o f f e r all oura t r e d u c e d p r i c e s . I f i n t e r e s t e d , we canyo u m o n e y on t h e s e g o o d s .

O L E $ 1 8 7 , 0 8 0 B U T D I D N ' TS P E N D A G E N T O N H i S E L F

T H E R U S S I A N S A R E C H I LI T

(NVwipprr Enterprise Association's Sp-oal Commissioner to Hu^uU >ST . 1'CTERSECr.C. Feb. & Kipling. InOne Of his iKM-ms spe aks of the know led ttiatthe Slavonic race i still In it* -.hddhood.Three hundred je an ago the Russian*were more barbarous than the Tmk-s arotod J v. and only a hundred years as- tliojwere hating palace revolutions and private massacres like the recent onv in IIcl-grade. Today the on .t things jou see !nKusata jou can lind a parallel for In theworst i:J.;.;Ii..--:i of nearly any child jo-i

In the first place It Is an attribute rchildhood to see evervthing more or les-*on,the bias, or tlirough r*-d r green s il oes,; either th ey are better than they reallyaxe or they are worse Therefore not wrymany children j'e. able t ,'re t hin gs n>they aro. and th e average I*u>siin is conspicuous for the M I UC deliticiiclea.The pvingi and his[*iint!< of theRussian bureaucratic s>tcin liave theirCounter..art in tho whr-petYt] ". xen is-ot a burch of school fiirls Half the energies of the RUMnan empire aro Used, up n trvlng to find out worthless avcrels

about its inhabitant*An ofliiutl with a desk full of confiden

tial inf'.rmiH. m M>out all and sundrythine*, trunks he must bo about *he mostuseful &er\ irt the ezar lias To help alongthe supp)> of universal tittle-tattle Oerone in lluasLt mu-t luive a i-ossport aiinu-.t inform t he i-.Iice whenever 1mo ws from ne town to another. Jte-id.'sthis there are secret police, and exlr;cret jHtlice to nat ch t he set-ret po'ice. andstilt other private detectives to watchthem. There I> more wort hier rcandil.'viting al-vut the government bimu us >uSt Petersbu rg than there IJ i:i ;i oourdlngMJMOI dormitorv.Another OuMi-b eh imcter bdlc of t heRuffians Is their tear and su-plcion toward tilings and people with wlii"h theyare not faimluir. The> lu*ve not vtt introduced trnllev Mrs Into St IVterhhurglMrcause of vague fears In otlicLiI q urt -r jtliat they may li \ e In them some hiddendanger*. Their childishness -.Kiln cioy sout In the architc*-lure and the inttri-trdecomtion of their buildings They mik eovcr> thing as g-udy a- they

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W E A T H E R F O R E C A S TWASHINGTON FORECASTtVASNIMTTON F' I P & \rkinn-Tr.urhi m.l S.*turdir r-tn. warmer to-

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KM H Texs north Tonight and Pitur-itir rwln r.4d*-r H-vlur-liylli st Tf Wf *ulh- Tonlsht n-I Rttnr*l%r rain. re4*lef we*t i-i nmn St tur diy.reh to brink tvwlherlr wlrtls tm *>-.or James I>. Farmer presidinc andall aldermen present with the exceptionof Alderman B. C. Sm>th_The street car situation on Mam streetI* a*sumlnic proportions which call for immediate action of the council, the members of which seem to be unable (o ropewith the situation. The meetimT last

mcht was called by the major to dlscua*the construction or the franchise- recentlyGranted the Northern T exas TractionCompany aod the Itosen Height* aireetItialway Co. For the past few days theTraction Company h as had -ti large forceor men at work on North Main, bet weenTwenty-third street and Marine, breakingthe ground preparatory to putting In adouble track. T he track which is belnsU K I I at pr esent has been tak en ui andre*et rour to five reet nearer the westcurb or the street, forcing the Hosenwhich has a rranchise to lay track onthe west side of the street almost to tlproperly line. This complication of maters places all three tracks on one sideof the street with but little spacecast side or the street- Property ownersor Main street are antagonizing thisand are urging the counfil to rorce theTraction Company to lay its tracks nearer the east curb allowing Rosen's trackto le laid closer in to the cente r of thestreet . The Traction Company was represented at the meeting last nlKht byAttorneys Capps an.l On ly and General Manager Haines, who argued thatthe company was taking the propercourse m the matter and that It wasbetter to have the three tracks rearer oneside of the street than to hvve only asmall space for traffic on either side ofthe tracks. The council discussed thematter, but as usual no action was takenami the situation remains as it has beensiiiea the granting of the franchise tothe Traction Company for double trarkagaon Mam street.

On the north end of Main the etreet Isvery narrow, being orly about elphty feetwide and the placirg of three tracks onthe s treet will senouI> conflict 'Hhteaming aHid other traffic. 6am Rosenseme time ago placed rails across th>two small culver ts betwren EvfrMUWavenue and Marine to hold his Fight TOthis portion of the street, but wlih theremoval of the Traction Company's trackfour feet we st th ere Is enly a rpnee ofabout one foot left between the tnff outside rails of the two lines

The council discussed the fraichlequestion in all of it* pbas.s. but come tono definite con clusion ami It Is left lothe two companies to fight It out a* letthey can.The major, in vetoing a n ordJnan*"e !a recent called meetin g, stated th at hs>did not favor the grantin g of a frarwhleewhich would conflict wHn public of private ir.tereMs and that th- council shouldat all times give such que-nUms ampleconsideration before taking final aellnnbut In signing the ordinance KKlng th-Trnction Company a right to lay. operateand maintain a dauble track on Mainstreet It seems that this question did notget this consideration.

WORK ON ROSEN LI NEi..;-i night until a late hour a Lirgaforce or men were at work breaklrg thegmftnd on the wcst">tde of 31am streetpreparatory to laying steel for Rosen'sline. An excavation for ties was madefrom the present terminus of the Rosenline as far north as Central avenue InMarine. No work Is being done todar. onaccount of the bad condition or the streetafter last night's rain, bat a number oren and teams axe on the ground andill go to work as soon as the stree t IIifficlently dry.FREE FOR ALL F IGHTWhile making an arrest late Wednrsdayening. Officers Howell and Kirbr be-ime Involved In a fre e Tor all fic hL Inwhich Ze e. Hart, who attacked HowelLwas pretty badly beaten up. bavins re-1ceived several licks over the head fromtol or Ofricer How-U. *llowell wasIn the act or placing a friend or Hart'sunder arrest when he was attacked rrombehind by Hart. He was enabl e to handleHart, who Is a large man. until h e re-orted to the use or his pistoL strikinghim several times on the head andknocking him down. Hart was taken tothe office of physician, where he receivedmedical attention. While the officer withfriend of Hart's were discussing theadvisability of locking him up. Hart wentirto a saloon to net his coat and madecape through a window In the rearof the saloonNOTES AND PERSONALSAt the meeting of the Texas Children'sHome and Aid Society which was held InFort Worth the first of the week. Dr.Marquis E. Cllmore was appoint ed on?of the board of medical examiners.C Roberts has been appointed temporary republican chairman of countypreelnct embracing "Marine.Misa Rebeccai Cloud has accepted aposition with the J It. Collier Dry Good*Cerorany as salesladyThe n mbers of the u. y . I*_ U- ofthe IU .t crurch gave a social listnlcht I ae iarb>rs of the church. Re-freshf**" were *erved.

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