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San Francisco's Mayor Wants
Exclusion Act to Bar the Japs
w ctNß c. BCHMirr. labor
CHAMPION, REGARD* THEM
' A j a PAH CREATER MENACE
THAN THI CHINESE.
FT B. C LEmxaWELUf;
focciil Ciirreapontti-nco of t!s« Seat-
O.SUT.
SAN FRANCISCO — "I wouM
Hoaer mm th* ban of drltltstloa
•t #ti oo tbls ••al#f■ bonipr
hSt to CM haata— Chtnaa* an J
(HI aD IN gray* 4asg*rs lacidf n! -
■to tsetr c»min« tbaa b> wltaesa
a saresirtceJ Japajiaa* laml«Ta-
Oam, trauakt with th« caaay great
«Ma> that would at oar* beset oar
biactrta) »-!f»r« If til* brown
W)*rt of th« ciulo'i raalm w«rw
farsitttd to swarja tbroagb our
fata aaslaarrxi ' *
! faa Fraßtisca's t&bor mayor tb*
lam. Eu<?n« 11 BchmlU. thus
BMtptly stated bis tl«w upon
as* of »b» aatJoa'a vital problems.
it Qm opening of aa Isterrlew la
Mi o.'tic* at ih« city hall.
:*Ta* Japaa«M ara far more dan
mmm to t. thin tha Chine**." ha
•MbbwT'l, m ha a»llta4 hla aampto
aimim bark la bis cfcalr. "It U
air Sxa belief that aa exclusion
act, a**a nwr* striagtat taaa th«
PMt «a* should b* passed In th«
■attar of th* Tnniiuaw tasilgraats.
ft aaa who baa glvea tb* matter
•aastaat and artful attention. It la
at «m* apparent that tb* Jap* arc
feat feared man than la* Cblanw>,
jr!sirt!T becansa of tb* eheapnmM
•f tseir labor. W* may say that
fat Jiaaataa U •cllghtaaa*. aad,
till being try*. hi* cdttcatiaa
fraapta bin to adopt Amertean
»it*. and th i*,, with bis caaap ta
»■. alt at la* founiUUoa cpoa
wak* nets ths wwlfara of owr p»o
--pk Whan a Chtn<-aa will work op
on a fam at ftarradon wages, a
Jajataaa haa the ability to a.-j\!r
ta« property itself. Ta* Chla«w»
m laapifiiua enemga, bat th* Jap-
$100 Lots
•
fWt m th» k«*t cheap lot* Is
•»rt*r Two bVwk, Mat of »ai of
Wat Q?t«a Anna ear Ua». and
■•tt of Rom. Baa? (MM. Inqalr.
■tMHB,
U^J • \NSO RArtC I • RtKTS •
Buy Your CUtKlng
at the
[•v/ Your Clcthing
•« IH«
OLD RELIABLE SPOT
KLINE A ROSENBERG.
II 625 Firtt Avwu*.
_ M 4 FIRST AVI. SOUTH.
**»••— Pink 17JI. In
J*t*aAtnt. 17S1. PYf t»)|y«Tr.
•*••. Moan*' Hand Mado
$9,50 Shoo for malo at
■ ______
The Hub %*£„
This Crockery Sale
Affords You an Opportunity
for Phenomenal Savings
Com*—
i *^-' *"*'=t: *** *»-«• —:— ~ --■•-•■ - =ssc=:
''^^•i ««(..T»<«.» IV jvilith"-! OIUM Butter DUh
ftla». Dinear V:*m». earh ami Cor*r <> f .
1 •••'" 15c Crystal Handled Nappl«.7£
• «nen Whlt«i Hitlli Gc polUhfd Oljui Halt nnd ivp
»"»>« am IMttPr Flatti. | .-,«» p*r. with !.-;. • top, 2 for. .5^
"« Joan Whim Havlhftrt A. 2Je 3 W Crystal Jusa, cut
D-Co.T»« Cup* and Bauctm. g!ft«s effect 15«*
fcleto«« 81.23 10c Thin China Oernr*tixl
*« How D!n» Torc«la!n Ba!t Cblld-i m-,« ;t<»
*• , •-,* r,<v- Pr«ttl!r Dworatrcl China
* »^or.t^ Kn«U»h 'itocMug.! Mu"h on/1 Mllk BfU-' f'lW
**« T»» pot, boldi 3 <-, IP ii 10c ■ lutlful Win China w
•i" 25£ ■■ *• s<*
"« •"••a thin i,l-,*O Tumblers. lie. Fanpjr China Cimpadom, ■•"
AS**""- ■{ *orUd <lecoratlon» 39<*
* HUi. n™j'nt;..-g. -m:- .^jj-..- H^B i ■■■■ ■
SPELGER & HURLBUT atTi"
I ib«m would JrW* all competition
1 out of bmiai-si. it Is th* atari duty
I of tli* Aatwieaa iKlaaa.. and pJirtl-
I cuhurty taoaw of u« open (bit tot
, era roast, to scrutlaU* th* evil «d i
I then suppress It with appropriate
WcatlaUoa."
"What ar* roar view*. Mayor,
upon th* question of public ownw
»h!?T" tv a'ke.t
' i a*ss#ir* the iwoplw i!um!4 own
13.J Ural thOM things wtah-h »r»
I ■in— to life,™ he, replied with
great earnestness, "but I do not ba
iler* tb*t property aaoaUl ba on
Iflßartad or Injustice anaamaTad la
la* further Idea thai thtac* whlea
tajLT b* termed lasvrtaa should alao
r»T*rt to public owamhtp.
"It la a BMot*4 anaatloa and on*
what* th* dividing lie* moat b*
<!latlactl7 drawn. Understand m*. 1
belltTS that awrh utilities as watar
and light. *awßtial a* la«r «.-• to
human existence^ »h(n:M not b« la
r th* hind* of corporations, to be
handled for personal ruin. Th-w
things ara aaqa—Uoa*b<r th» In
h'fnt property of lie, people. Bui
wben t« cam* to consider otber
subjects, such as transportation, »a
-oliiar pa a— Is given th* matter.
Hera w* have what may tx» if rrae-.i
• Imury I could never b* la »rra
patby wtta a movement that bad
for Its aim h» confiscation of prop
erties belonging to transportation
companies far purposes of public
ownership. Any vail regulated
municipality ran regulate such mat- '
ters and «—t a transportation
company from Infringing on ta«
rights of the people. Of coqn*
[tka entire matter ilvpatida upon th*
! means Uk« to arqnlrp rack public
atlUtlra. Ton bar* aiy Ida* la a
I nuubtll, «b*n you undentand that
I !.»:!»t(« tha por>pt<i ■hnuld control
only tboM atilltles that «r« n<"*»
aary to tbelr »'»•«• of Mti"
".-'lnro v« bay* tun. h<-<! tb« qqes
tioa of transportation." remarked
tb* latMrr . . "let mo a*k your
opinion of tb* street railway prob
lem —do you favor reduced tar«a—
aay. a t-c«nt far«7~
"No, sir. I •*• no reason to* mrh
a »»»«■ pi nit ißßoratloa I »>•■» th«
; matter from botb sides. la Ran
: Francisco »♦ nnw enjoy a half far*
rat* for school rhlldren darlns
I acaool boors, and »- hope to Ret ■
1 similar concession lor the. »»rklnß
i nun. but I do cot »'•» why any rait-
I roa4 company, making but a fair
' profit on Its lnr<»atm«>n'. should b«
j *xk>-l to -.•(liir» the I • >-nl far* and
■•MUblUb another rata. I b«ll«T* 5
contai under ordinary bmUm
r«a. la a reasonsbl* and rlxbteous
toll for street railway transport*
{tion, and Ida not BaSIM that any
rlgbt-mlnded Htls«n would adrsne*
••» theory to th» contrary; nertTtb*
less, the hslf far* for school <!.!!•
■ !ri n Is sn erjultabtn and beneflclsl
I ra4ve(lnn. and th* «m» rat« for
I worklngmen b*ol»k to or coming
I from their work, would be reason
i ablo and a blesdnic to the poor."
Tha matter of tti« ptihllo health
'Is almost a hobby with Mayor
i .trknittt "No law ran '•• framed
'hat will In to «*rln.—-nt In thl«
j retard." be. ssld. whi-n a»ke<l to ex
: press his views, "iw-aime the psbllfl
I health must be. saf<j?tiard*'d aborn
jail things, and the hand of lh« law
muil h* l«»rt frw> »n<l powerful In
tlli . !• (.11.1
"lino 111 Han Krniu-tsro the biwrd
of hnslth h«i«. In «h>< taut two v. .m.
matin uolaliln ntlvntirfx. partlrularljr
In UM mailer.of tapan fiKi<J»tuffi
a»4 milk supplies. Ity unrelenting
car* and aa Inspection of such
sources of supply, th* mortality has
bwa« reduced la this city. As I said
before, no taw ran ha too strtagent
In this regard, and no ensrtmrnt
raa a* too strenuous, for, with th«
public health at ataaa. a great work
Is to .-• doa*. Milk I* tb* r«at
Important subject. Dy eternal vigi
lance*, rcaitsat tests and fearless
•sposur* of those who pollute their
products, the i .••,. •«.-••
city ■aw hw Improved."
"What I* your oplaioa. Mayor.
of to* social evil* Yon know It Is
sn unsolved problem **
"Y«*. I know 'hat 1 may say
that th* question U most forcibly
prr«*nt».| la a city soeb as tbia—a
<i**p~wa!er port, whrr* rraft front
•very land bring their hosts. It Is.
as you muni, still sn uaanlv»d
problem, bat to my mtad it can b*
rmrefully worked out by tb«M la
auihoiity, without publicity, aad
with adrqnat* pmtoctto* afforded
th« young and th« Innocent.
"Of pHfaVa *r*rr must admit
that th« aortal evil Is a HOT ran
dilloa that Ta.aa-1 b* llapiiaid of by
prvtty theory. Tb* aortal *vil ai
waya fiiaiad. exists now and al
way a will tilst.
"Yon caa say for is* that. afl«r
.!»*p study, I do not think aay an-
Binpal nKTHrnltlott Is »! > i«M» or
should bw gtrea th* evil. It caa b«
i-i.it' ir watea*4 and not allowed at
any tlat* to spread, or to flaunt It
s«lf In view of th* rmiat. or of th«
community Itself. It can b* suc
cessfully n>s- <'. with by a firm < '.• j
government, and minimum by eter
nal vtllganr*. Uut no city govern
ment—no people— ran »l»#.|y give
th* social evil th* slightest recog
nition. That la my opinion.
Together with tb* rtft-ht-thlnk
Ing cttltens of this psrtlrular com
munity. 1 greatly deplore, th* un
warranted publicity that has been
r'.v.n to this subject by a portion
of tb» pr«Hia In Ban Kranrisco. Buch
publicity can never acomplUh good,
and simply calls attention to the
existence and location of th* *vIL
And It should never be load* aa la
•** la political struggles."
«•«#«•••♦*••••#»*
» *
• "THE DEVIL LOVES DEAD *
• CHURCHES." I
# *
• Home rhurrhen ■"■• ma "1"«'l •
• that It tak»a » i- -n. i of print- *
• er's ink with every prayer to-*
• l-i men ■""> the ■!■■> II know *
• they exist. •
* The devil law •!• ••! *
♦ churrh»», twraus* they are not •
• fighting him; th* d«-vll hates *
• other churfhes befwu»# they •
• ar» very rnurh alive. •
• If John W...1-* ahould vl.it •
* some of the churches of He- *
• altl* h* would think h* ->•« *
* m % cetnetery, and would *
• pronounce a benediction. *
• Th* matter with »ime •
• rhurrh** Is last th#y have do •
0 backbone—no atrength. Th«->r »
♦ ar* dlmeaaod. Th*r «re »-i-ak •
« of backbone because th»y do *
• not require mm* of thf*lr •
« communlfanta — bankers un<J •
» buatness men—to b« hon«t- •
• and pur*. —itev. I>r. Mnttttews •
»nt Ih* IP -'..•■.: .n *
• rhtmh. F..n«lsy. ♦
¥ ■-. ♦
» • • I »»»»»»»»■¥ • ♦
New Strike
on Delta
(Sptcial to Th« Star.)
FAIRIIANKa Alnnka. April 10.—
Thn •■-.■:'.'.« Inrin nf II.•■ f'lillrl
Htttt'il illntrlct court cnnvrnfl today.
A >...!! ilorket of civil •>>•-■ rrlinin
al r.iK'i will I. ■ .!i»i ..-■■ I nf. ii had
li«cn '!>. 1 !•■ 1 not to HuiiiKion a Kranil
Jury uiiill Hi- >i|<f.iiii;if of 1. iv t■■ -11 )■ m
A I ■ \v Mtrlk« It. 11 jimt !>»' n mnrln
at th» mouth of the I*»lta rlv^r. 100
mil-* - i*' of KatrhnnkH. nnd rnnny
p.-uti<*» liav» loft Knlrbankii for th«
r,'-..- 1 riipkn, r.iy ■« high .>■ I* him
'.'•11 k il.l to hava ti*«n fouri'l In
h'il<-a .■- ii.i: to bedrock. Thla «!rlk«
may (irntf to l>* of dome Imporlnncf,
Htid a rmall camp la ■ »!■ ■ i-l to
»I>rlriß up th«T« litui numiner.
M .ii 1 havn brxn «-omlriK i 'iMiugli
, fairly rra-ularly, but the conllntwd
V^lUoVrathifr la comriipnc-lnic to
n-.ak* th» rlv»)fttrnlla hard nnil iian
goroua. t.'ni»M • cold (ix-ll ' OIDM
within tha ne*t week or tru 6*7*
the winter trail from Vnl.Je* Will
bo K°n^_
- COLFAX. Waah., April 10. —
Jud«« fbadwlcfc, aup^rlor Judga 'if
Whitman county, haa b*f n named at
I a inembor of tha atat» railroad com
mtaalon Uy Oovtrnor Ma«d.
THK SBATTI.K STAH-MONHAV, APRU, to. iy>r
this slort It tho "homo of credit" In Seattle j (he original credit store of the Northwest; largest furniture store In the West
•■^^wP^i^Ti«Ai#». ■ •* *°*^^L» w*la^' ymf^™ m^"* '** '*" " •**• •
»i <i»(ii».( 4r . • ' -••rij./in, f> .jJW^, !„«. ,„..,„„) ., t!4 ,-.^^f, urn 1k.t..1«. 1.. »..,%.,,. «TJT Jf"tT^~!rt^'T^ ■; • ••; i -/JF-'-i -•■<«•■«• •■•!• £3** u>|i..m«»i i*-im
V r >»'« iv ',,,r.,i,,j !„,„ ,- k J,,, ilk ~*Jg- ''aJtJr *** i"***""**** •'«•■«••*>'» "JJi^"'** «»4 '*'•" ■' '"^" »■•■'•! »»'l"« l*lK • >'••"• ** I*W*■■<«" »" **—■aJawE* *»«»">>«« «■*> «<tak
■inn • n't«» uiMii, ' - i £y, ,•. »- *^
—and we try to make Standard store news "the best news in the paper every day."
—tor the past thrpa-weeks we know our news of exceptional Buck steel range selling has been the
most welcomepfore news ever given to any people anywhere—anywhere. jj
—our Buak range selling results from these most unusual terms have been remarkable, surely such 1
terms for buying the highest grade article of its kind have never been advanced by any other store 1
anywhere—anywhere.
.■..0^ L ..,- L .. JL , M , I M_-^ J - ■^__~
$1 down and any amount you want to pay each ipi
I week or month buys a Buck steel range here llSi
— th!« li th« IV* Mir'lr, <i;..m tb«« p«fre«o« •>( It «• will pl». • a IH'CK ite«l r»n«<» Id your kltrhan tmromilatalr Mbl* appllw to H««.ttl» »nd luburban peopla only) and th«
balaor* you pay "Jvi»l M ro« (an,'" Tour old »*u> •or ran«* wilt Im iak<tn aa pan parmetit on tb« purrbaaa at a now BUCK itMl ring*.
ip^St j these are offfice furnishing jfjj
N-^-H days here . /jt|
IV| ., UlTint STAKD, - — --■■-■ llWllllll 111 l ■ 111
•7*°- j OFFICE STOOLH.
-lro» »>a»« ■T!i l>rr rllM' -">• put two «••*• »>•*• bm r#eor<J m«k*ra for ua la ib« a»llla« of offte* fumliihln«m, W» f«*l prmid of ' —Tbe r^rnlar ityl« (tools,
*:,, r'M%I , "ki"• * •*"■ war* In mia I«rllc«!ar Una. our ulu abo«ti>* that not only h*»» B*altl«'a noo«t ani moat notabla of which wa sail nun
, ,* n * ',*" ', ' m... bnn romplataly rurnt«h..l by ua. bat altnoal all ih* new "■ -• In tba «tory Alaaka bulll!n« dredl. ar» prt««d Id lb«
w P l?r^ «°*^v« ■M »«.mbar«4 an»oc our aaJaa of ..rn.. furnUhJnga. SUnlar4 way like thU:
Uff&f-u?* » lnch« *'**• '^ -—*
larbaa hijh: cmo «»4 i i " •"" "''"""1 '
■Imp away, larga draw- —w< a/a »i lu»iv« •■*nta for ih# »i4aljr known Qiina daaka and offtca —offlca furnUhara j ** baa high, wood an*t
•c; 'an ba <-a»l!y lakaa know and *ppr*r-tal* th« vafua of (hi* (t«*t i.ffl. • furnltura factory'a «oo4a. '*•
apart If named; iba IX laches bl(b. wood »«a
Rtaadard prka ... »7.&0 ——————^———._—_— 05#
-.« |i -A ____ m _________.______»____________^,____. - -.
mtfi £ £T^B£Z^^ ,^^T* SawiiL^J^aß r -*" % -■■ —-y~^ ' * '
flpH L^Wtf PP^»V**>^fi taM|HMr —-^ tti—*?jT -X--4 - - --- ♦ •
•—<>»• of «*• ir.c.-Ji.iit.-;is .-r i <;,;,.:> i*. k « "*" J —8011.l Oak Flat fop !>*k. wall nnlsh«d; BTANDINO OFFICE DESK 3.
an4 »"■"'•' <l»(ih. fcuu^ol' ■• .*.._ , „ v ___ t . w wl drawer* luck automatlc«ny; Ibeae Stand- —to iwvpral atxaa, «troDfly made, finished
' "' ■; - / ' art r-k «.u- .bow wb'y d^k buyu* w.M; b.,a »ot mon,, drawar Ilk. p.c
ral arran««m«nt of lop |n!M«r; in draw*ra lock automatically: tntarlor ax- U popular har», la lbaa» »U**— tuia—
tara* *u»a. and «ic#l!.n» da^Mluaa— r»n«»tn«nt not qulla Ilka picture; not 4 ft. by M In*.. tb« Standard price * 18.75 4 tr*X !on«. tha Standard prlro ... .»13.1>0
E» In lonr tha «l»r«J»r<l rrlr*. »i 7-,.» "IN WHII pi"onhoim bo"»- 4 ft. by *) in*. the .<•»■,.!«- price SIH.OO 6 feet long, th« Standard price ....114.60
SI In. lone. th» naiHarH gri-- .'. $*t SO I* In. loaf, the Standard price. ..»23.00 6 ft. by 10 In. , tbe Standard price *22..V) C feet lonK. the Standard price .. 110.00
office chairs of every good kind are here—
TTfl a ' _ IB wBB3 JBr^^^^^
$4.45 »»5O „„ I $8.50
—A Tory Rood and »tr.)D)t office — Thin hu proven a w««ll-llkod of- »2.05 — T^rge *lz« office arm chair,
•■hair. haa,»y liaaa ranting, post flr» chair, of »>«•( quartered oak; — I.arjw. «trong arm chair; solid extra utrong. arms and back
arm« bolted through tha »«-al: dull and golden flnlabedl nolld Mat; arm* Htningly boltod •*.•» posU solidly bolted through the
aolid »f«'. nl't-ly flnUhad; flat aeat. loog brace artsa, larga through the **at. flnlabrd gold- —High, revolving aoat. hardwood seat; neat, flat iplndle and
■pladlra the STANDARD price panel bark, nee,» ahaped leg*. em, the STANDARD price 1t... stool. wixkl seal, atrons; the large panel back; heavy casting
• 4.45 the STANDARD price.... $3.(M» 12.C5 STANDARD prica .. |*.O5 base; the Standard price $6.50
AmzK Standard Furniture Co. jSSik
X^^^^-Yt^'Uj^^ Jej; /■EMbhIL *j XL rt. I I B loami
L Schoenfeld S Sons §|P
1006 to 1016 First Avenue
- mark on a alora, I W mark means that
mean* !>•*— fl ■ . . .i. ~ B6Hlnghani=r'r;r::=:= T. HAM » <»«»• to *ny *"" n
it * hik k * mark. oeßitiG bemfignani t dcona
li *■* I
i ■*
* MORE BIRTHS THAN «
* DEATHS IN MARCH. *
* The mortality record for the •
* city 'luring lu*t month rmrne<! #
* »». tiiherrulnsla leading In the j*
» Hut of (SUM'S with S per cent. *
* Th<! death rnte, proportioned to *
* th* |">i"iU'lt> for the month *
» was «6 per rent. j •
* There w*re 171 birth*. *
* *
A****************
NAVY YARD
' NEWS
Hit KM Kill April 11.—Benntor
Piles ■ad Congressman Humphrey
will P»r Mil in'-rtnti and the Yard
a visit soon after the former's ar
rival from Washington. The mip
(>ort of the U. 8. representatives will
tie asked to secure the presence of
the battleship Oregon at thin yard
whan cbe la relieved on the Astatic
station by the battleship Ohio, now
on tin- way from Mam Inland to
Ohlmwe waters.
i Tho Znflro, whirh has l>^n order
<<\ lit-rn fur repair*, will uiilvk In
about six W«*kl nndlanowAt c xvb
about sl« Kpoki and Ii now at Ca
vlte. Tho viwsnl w«J built In Kiik
land In IHK4. and wan pur«M -I by
i ih<' government <tuiLi- the Si>anl»h-
Am. il. an war.
) Th» (llmcnulnnn of '!"• vmhwl are
M follows: length. 213.G0 ft; beam.
31.75 ft.; draft, 14 t II , iltoplare
im-tit, i.200 tonn; gross Uinnag«.
I.nr>3 ton*: spend 12 5 knot*; horan
power. s&O. 'Jim flilpn complement
in 8 officers and 37 men.
Th« JJinboat ltn«k#-«r will .leave
about th- 16th for Mare. Ulwd to
take on the rit<t of her crew before
leaving for the Philippines.
A morgue has been built cost of
the pest house. * :
"Clram'^remertoiViOls the !<JH
put iilog»n here Agitation has V«n
started 111 behalf of ■ cleaner Brem
erton, both on the grounds of health
for Hi* good Imprewlon It will hays
on the summer Influx of vlsltort to
this city, and especially In prrpara-
tlon ' -th.'otntns visit of
■nlin ii» !(<•.! MML
The rhnrloßtoa council Is actively
piißhing tho opt-nlng of thn Charles
ton end of I lie road to connect that
. Itj with Brwnartoo
TLST SATISFACTORt
A twt of the new stationery
wst»r lower and other private fire
fllillllliV appliances Sunday by Klre
Chief <'<>"li Wl decidedly urntlfy-
Ing From th« lop fl.xir of the now
Alaska linll'MnK streams of water
ran be thrown a illntaaßo of twu
blocks and with accuracy anil aUw t.'
Miilt'llnKn within a block distant
could lie flooded with water in a
fow minutes. Thirty-five streams of
Watar, rarryinK ■ priwHiire of np
|iroxl^iati<ly 159* poundj to the
»i|ii:ir* <n. h ran lie ukc*l to fight
fire within a radius of two blocks.
This rovers several theater build
ings and other strurture*. The test
was wltnmaiHl by Mayor llalllnger
and a nun. of rouncllmen.
A large crowd of interested spec*
(atom attended the lectnre by Dr.
Hell, it Wilson's hall, Sunday oveu
inK and cave him a most rut tin*
la.stlc rrcpption. TUe lecture was
on ilii> Kut>j<«*t of iti'i'uuiM and vls
loas, Monday eventng the doctor
will lecture at Chrlstpnsen's hall at
8 o'clock on the *ul>J«vt of "Love.
Courtship and Mariner."
***** • * **********
* *
* TALK ABOUT CHICAOOI ■. ♦
* *
* On* iti.ii-i out nf evctT *
* four contracted in Kins' count? *
* termlna(pa In th« divorce *
* court*. Thl« "*lartlln* fact U *
* shown by ■< compllntlon of tli* *
* i.i.ii i Inn* >« t i.i illvotc* record* *
* at the court house. *
* *
****** *** *Jf. 4- » » » » »
CASTOR IA
For Infant* and Children.
he Kind You Have Always Bought
Dears tha -/?
Signature /^ r * #£rtf-f-p*~* .
of (JLewzT-eitcJUit
3_
Xou i
■ piano ji your home? If nut v-««
I'i-st ir yi'ii to buy would bo a
lli'limi » or Crown. Tiny contra
more of the desirable qi»:itlivi
than any other and have Ion? boon
noted lor their extreme durability.
They are responsive, beautifully en
case.t<tmd unexcelled In richness
mill sweetness of tone. Cash or 00,
eisy terms.
Cline's Piano House
Cor. Second and Union

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