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VMS Valde ’ . November 29,190No. 42
TURKEY
Come to the Valdes Market for
your Thanksgiving Turkey.
We have a fresh lot coming on
th£ Northwestern. Nov. 2 7.
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Mien’s Suits
3ur delayed fall shipment of Men’s Fine Suits are
now ready for your inspection. We are very strong
in our clothing line this year and can fit both slims
and stouts. Special attention is called to our as
sortment of heavy weight Tweeds. Prices range
From $ I S.50 to $30.00
iurt ^ Packard Sh< >e
We are showing a splendid line of Burt & Packard
Shoes. One of them, the Burrojap patent, is sold
with this guarantee: “If the patent cracks thru
before the sole wears thru, your money back.
Tillman Speaks
Surrounded By Police, and Says Ne
gros are Made From Poor Clay.
Chicago, Nov. 2R—Despite the|
threats on his life and the protests
of the colored people Tillman de
livered Ms address on the negro j
question at Orchestra hall last
night. He was surrounded hy
40 detectives in charge of the
assistant chief of police. Many
protests against the authorities,
furnishing police protection to
Tillman were filed, hut without
avail. The policemen mingled,
with the crowd in the hall and on 1
the outside, and though many |
negres were present no disturbance j
was made.
Tillman’s speech was a radical
one. Speaking of Mayor Dunne’s
j refusal to preside over the meeting
Tillman said that he cared noth
ing for that as Dunne is only h
creature of the political hour, lie
said that if the 15th amendment
was enforced two states would l>e
dominated by the negroes. He
also made the statement that the
people of South Carolina would
make that state red with blood if
any attempt was made to blacken
it by giving the negroes a vote. At
this point a voice cried out:
“How about the la^ ?” “To hell
with such a law” replied the
speaker.
Speaking of the counting out of
Justice Barrett, colored, by the
election hoard in Chicago, he said
that the voters did not know what
they were voting for, and if they
did they should he cheated He
said that the Caucasian race wan
made from better clay than the
Mongolian or african, and that the
lattei were only intended for bur
den carriers. TillMan stated that
the people of the North hv their
treatment of the colored people
were responsible for the assaults
on the white women of the South.
Th- detectives will remain with
Tillman until he takes the train
for Fondulae today.
Coal Famine
Seattle. Nov. 28—As a result of
the stoppage of traffic on the rail
roads, caused by the recent floods
• here i^ a had coal famine here.
Fully one-fifth of the people are
out of fuel and the balance arc
running short. The usual supply
is coming, hut has been all spoken
for. orders being hooker! for all
that will he received for the next
30 davs. The demand for wood is
so great that it cannot be delivered
fast enough.
Washington. Nov. 2K — Before
leaving the cruiser Louisiana.
Roosevelt addressed the sailors,
-aving that h«* was proud of tin
navv of the I'nited States, ami
that in Washington, where lie has
control he will revoke the license
of anv place which refuse*; admit
tance to sailors on account of their
uniform. He said he would also
use his influence in other places
The effectiveness of the forces must
he maintained at all times as in
rase of w;ir it would then he too
hit.ft to bring the standard up.
Lands Withdrawn For Rifle Range
Washington, Nov. Id The sec
retary of the interior, at the re
quest of the war department, todav
ordered the* withdrawal of 1,701*
acres of I n d immediately north ot
the town of Valdez. The ground i.~
to he used as the site of a rifh
range for the troops at Fort Lia
i cum.