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T-Stm" ' THlE COOS BAY TIMES. M.ARSHFIELD, OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1 915 EVEMIMG EDITION SIX ' PTrf?! -T',w Lando Sale Below we enumerate the different departments carried in this store, divided into Men's, Ladies' Children's and Household necessities. There is still a complete line Df the dress fabrics in the stock. This is the greatest bargain opportunity of years, so do not delay in taking advan tage of it. j LADIES' DEP'T. Fins Suits CoilM Ui'cs.M HldrlH 1'aily Drosses Kllk Petticoats Umbrellas Kimonos Sweaters Corsets (loves Wnlsls Middles Hells Underwear llaiidlcerrlilcrs Hosiery Miliums Auto .Scurfs. Veils Pin Sets Mali' Oriiatneiits I lit till I In us Lingerie Shoes Hllppern ' I) toss Silks MUX'S 1KPT Hulls, Ovcrroats, Sweat ers, Itahu'oiils, llat.s, ('nps, Umbrellas, Gloves, Flannel Shirts, Dross Slilrts, Undenvcar, Hells, .Suspenders, Neck! les, Aim Hands, Soy, Garters, HaiidUerelilcrs, Sulteascs, Trunks, Slippers, Shoes. CHILDREN'S DEP'T. Shoes, Hosier)', Sweaters, Slippers, Handkerchiefs, Underwear, and Purs. Why not buy your Xmas gift at Lando's and make your mon ey reach two or three times as far as it will ordinarily go? HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES Draperies, Comforts, Pil lows, Luco Curtains, Tickings, Muslins, Shoot ings, Pillow Slips, Sheets, Towels, Toweling, Linen Pieces, Canton Flannel ami svi'lms. DRESS FABRICS Mcssaliiie, Foulard, Taf feta and Poplin Silks lllnck, Colored, White and Mixed Woolen Dress Fabrics, Imported and Domcstlu Zephyrs, Linen Soilings, Percales, Cali coes, Oiillug Flannels, Sateens ami Flderdowii Flannels. DOINGS OF CITY COUMCIL a tt tt a tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt Tl I WILL COST POUT 310,000 TO SHIFT MILL SLOUGH HUHDIJN ASK THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE PURCHASED. EVERYONE IS A WALKING ADVERTISEMENT OF THE GREAT BARGAINS HERE STORE OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING FOR PAY DAY Hub Clothing and Shoe Co. Purchasers TO RUN FOR JUDGE SET TRIAL GISES!HH BRINGS FLOOD K. O. POTTKH. OF Kl'flKXK, IS .,n,(;,: 0KU TO 3IATCF. VP DOC out for PiAci: ki:t opkning Monday Announces Ills Candidacy for tho Republican Nomination Through a Kiigcno Nuwspapcr , ' Another' candldnto la out for Circuit Judgo. K. 0. Potter, of Eugene, la announced us follows In Tho a mini of that city: "IJdwIn O. Potter, a wqll-known nttoruoy of this city, Iiiib nnnounc cd IiIh cundlducy for tlio uoinluatloii of Circuit Judge on tho Republican ticket. "Mr. Potter Ih a nntlvo of thin county, llo wuh horn near Irving In 1800. In 1887, ho wnti graduated from tho University of Oregon mid from the law dopnrtmunt of thu sumo Institution In 1890. "Thrco Judges will I jo elected nt tho next election from this district, Which Is composed of Lano, Coos, Curry, Lincoln, Douglas and Iluiitou I jn couulllo V-ouuiies. 'i no juugOH wno are now sorving from thesu msiricts nru Judge Sklpworth. Judge Hamilton and Judgo Coke, "Other Ilupuhllcan candidates have a pjiea red In this district for tho Circuit Judgeship during the past khvkntV AT St'PPHR IX XOUTII wcok or two. Among tlioiu nro Several Aliens to ho Admitted to CItl.onslilp Judgo Sklpworth Coming Next Week Jury cases for trial on Monday will ho set tomorrow nt Coitulllu, according to Circuit Judgo John 8.' Coko. Ho had n long dlstanco call from Judgo Sklpworth, nt Ilosiv hurg, yestorduy, Hiiylng tliat ho will ho In horo probably tho middle of noxt week to stnrt work. Judge Sklpworth Is nt present trying some cases at Ilosoburg. Tomorrow Is naturalization day In tho Circuit Cou.r, though It Is said there nro hut few aliens Book ing ndmlsslou to tho protecting arm of Undo Sam. Tho number of Into bad been unusually largo. Judgo Coko will also rocolvo tho reports of the grand jury tomorrow KXOltMOL'S AMOUNT OF WATKR FALLS IX SHOUT TIMK , LARGE ATTENDANCE Very High Tide Also and Water Hacks Up In Scwicrs Sun- si i,t no Comes Today Tho rain of yestordny afternoon ami Inst night was a regular ilclugo of wntor. In twenty-four hours 2. CO Inches of rain fell which In n ery big amount. Tho wntcr eiuno down In such volumes that tho sow er drains could not carry It away. Thero was a tide of 9 feot nud 1 Inch and It caused the wator to hack up In tho sowors and In several dis cs wntcr hacked up In buildings whoro thero are sowor drains on the lower floors. At tho corner of Fourth and Gold en tho low lands wero covered with two feot of water. It wns Impossi ble to wn'lk half n block on the streets without getting drenched nud tho rain wns little short of a regular flood. Tho sunshine Hint followed at noon today was wolcomod. City Fnglneer Fives tho Amount and Commissioners Will Consider It Pay for Necessary Work Ton thousand dollars Is tho prlco tho I'ort of Coos Bay must pay to tho city In order to relinquish all responsibilities on Mill Slough according to tho statement mndo Inst evening In tho Council cham bers to C. II. Peck, nttoruoy for tho Port. In addition to this tho Port would hnvo to enro for tho clulm of S. II. Cnthcart for damages to his proporty by flooding at tho tlmo tho fill was mndo. Mr. Peck will take tho proposition to tho Port to bco whnt will ho done. City Engineer . IJ. (Jldloy prepar ed tho figures upon which the $10, 000 estimate was placed, going carefully over tho work Hint will have to he done on tho drain box. Ho will go over theso figures In company with Donald Charleson, Port Engineer, and in all probability a spoclnl meeting of tho Port Com mission will hnvo to 1)0 railed. Wnnts to Dicker 'Do you want all this money In n lump sum, or Is thero a chnnco to dicker?" nsked Mr. Peck. "Llko any othor public organization, tho Port has to spend ltn money as soon ns it comes In. I think they haven't anything llko $10,000 laying about hllo nnywhero." "I boo ' no renson," dcclnrcd tho Mayor, "why this money couldn't bo paid In ns It is needed." "Well, theso figures nro bnsod on tho estimates of Mr. GIdlcy," said John D. Goss. "Tho city doos not want to mako a fortuno out of tho Port. Theso nro nctunl figures of work Hint will have to bo done." The city nlso mndo tho proposition to tho Port that tho work bo dono, and both bodies pay tho expenses Jointly, nccordlng to tho decrco of tho court which makes them both liable for tho drainage of Mill Slough. Keep Figures Quiet Mr. Gobs said that tho figures of tho City lOnglneor will not bo mndo public, having been arranged at n prlvnto commjttoo meeting on .iiuuuuy nigui. no. said it is nec essary to keop thein quiet bocnuso luter, contracts will prooablj- tuivo to bo based on them. Mr. Peck declared that tho Port would want tho City Attornoy to draw up nn agreement In writing, saying that tho cl(y Is willing to should tho Port's burden under tho existing decrco, on tho payment of tho stipulated amount. NO BOND IS POSTED LOGGING THUCKS CONTINUK TO chop imiiKS in pavino AG! SUCCESSFU L City Fathers Declare Company Must, fast Advance Sums to Pay For Damages As They are Dono Logging In west Mnrshfleld con tinues and bigger holes than over continue to bo knocked In tho cltT pavements, complained tho city fa thers ftt their, meeting of last even ing.' Despite tho ngrcemont Hint the logging company should post n bond of $G,000 to Insure tho recon struction nnd fixing of tho pnving, this hns iiot been done, roported City Attornoy John I). Goss. Jm mcillntoly tho compnny will bo nak ed to mnke n cash payment of sev eral hundred dollars Into tho city's treasury to pay for damages that hnvo nlrendy boon dono to tho strcots. "At Fourth and Commercial" Bald Mr. Copplc, "there Is n deep hole, ono of tho worst of tho lot." Complaint has been made to him by George Cainpboll, who lives on that corner. Water Seeps Under Paving- "Mr. Cainpboll either wants tho hole permanently ropalrcd or at least temporary work done. Tho hole fills with wnter which seeps in under tho pnving." City Recorder John Under declar ed Hint but $200 of thq, stipulated $100 promised by tho loggers weeks ngo for tho repairing of damages dono up to that time, has been paid in to him. Ho said tho other $100 was promised by Saturday. " If wo novcr require Hint bond," said Mr. Copplo, "I see Hint wo nro getting llttlo protection and lots of dnmngo, I am In favor of making thorn stnnd by their agreement to put up n bond." Started Itoiid and Stopped "Wo Btartod to do that," explain ed tho city attornoy, "but novor got nnywhero." Ho ndvlsod at least, Hint the compnny ho required to keop nn ndvanco Bum In tho city treasury to pay Tor dnmnges ns thoy nro done. Tho final ngrcoment wns that City Attorney Gldloy shall keep track of tho dnmngo to tho streets, tho ad vance nionoy will' ho required and tho holes will bo temporarily filled, possibly with bitumen. About Flro Truck Tho nuto flro truck Is In npod of a now tiro, ono of tho tires being cut tho othor day when tho machlno nnsworcd a call to tho O. M. John son homo on Tenth street south. Tho PUBLIC MAMET? COUNCIL NOT FNTHUSFD WITH IDFA PUFSIONTFD TO Til KM Soma of City Dads Object, Saying Would Jlarni Morcliant.s Plan Only to increase Farming A publio market for Marshflold met with no great degree of suc cess when broached to tho city coun cil last evening by Postmaster Hugh McLaln, coming nB an ommlsary ftom tho Ghuiubor of Commerce. Action on tho matter whb doforrcd, ponding a furthor Investigation of facts. "Wo nro meaning in no wny to opposo tho more-hunts," saliV Mr. McLaln. " Tho Idea Is merely to J keep at homo boiiio of these tliotio nnds of dollars that nro continually sent nwny from Coos Hay to pny for produce, n grent pnrt of which might JuBt ns well bo rnlsod by lo cal farmers. "Wo bellovo Hint If wo glvo tho farmer a mnrkot whoro ho Iuiowb ho will ho ablo to dlsposo of his goods, ho will rnlso moro or them." Would Do Harm George Cook said that such a market would do u groat denl of harm, nnd ho nnld, porhnps pat some of thorn qui or business. "The only reason Why more lo cnl produce Is not sold 'hero Ih bo cnuso tho inerchnntB enn never got it, that Is In Hhnpo that Is market able. Thero nro a few men who bring in their vegotnblcs, nicely cut and neat looking. Thoso farmers novor hnvo a lilt of troublo Boiling their stuff. Will Pay No Cash " Hut I will admit," continued Mr. Cook, "thero nro noino merchants who will novor ndvnnco cash for such produco. Thoy want tho farm ers to tnko it nil out In trudo." Hut Mr. McLaln was not to bo downed In a Jiffy. Ho wont on: "Tho foot of Commercial avenue would afford n flue locntlon for a public mnrkct. A rough shod for stalls, which could bo routed ror nominal sums by tho city, would bo ull that Is needed. " Tho market could bo started In tho spring nnd gradually, providing tho Idea takes, ho worked Into some thing blggor." , Mayor Allen said that Inasmuch ns tho council allows a fnrmor to pctldlo, Hccnso free, on tho streets or Mnrshfleld, that possibly enough had boon dono for him. Idea To D'creaso Produco But John D. Goss could seo good In tho public market, oven If It la KVKItV FOOT OP .,.. ""'"VH HOWM8 'XJ' Vessel Leaves .-,. ,,, '" Well uJS ''""tnCln,,,- Kvnrv nfoAi. -.. . Bt..ntn.1.n 1.1 . ' ... m 01 r. to nursling who,', th,dJ ' this morning f0r n'SPW i last mliiuto Agent A P vl1Mlh ""tehes taken off and m'i -inooxod l while C u, ! throw up his hanil. , fc " Tb,! , declared it eehh,'tl1on;orillJ Tl.oro wns freight from Si;Fnn Cisco and Eurokn hilled to Por nlrendy on hoard when Z 1 '"' ""o. Yesterday J tons of pulp nt the C. A sZ W which pas put m u.. b, ( ? ? Hio lower holdbelnJJH I'urccl post was about thr'eoH,,,. as heavy ns t ordinarily s ,wj 8 total of 78 BackMi 0 'ku were placed tho state roou there wafl o other jpacc thit not already filled, Sails Again Tiievhr The Kllburn Is expected U rom the north I tin,e to Mif;. hero 'luesdny morning f0r the0t. nnd, nccordlng to her gchednT. schould be hack In hero DeceaW 1!) ana gnll for Portland. Thlnm : 1)0 tho last parcel poit iMpmu from Coos liny beforo Chrlitmii. Thoso Deparllng H. S. Morton, K. Drown, Ole Sj snrt, It. C. McLollan, Eugene Ml son, J. U. WitsHon, J. v. liaird fv dy Scott, P. A. Umliert, YtoIm Clnsa, Lodena Class, W. E. Crosi, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. u. i'ank, , Honry Ford, John La Mure, Ma La Mure, K. E. Vinson, Mn. Tn flon, Lloyd Wood, Mrs. Wood, CO nor, Mrs. Osnor, Charles Sardine, t II. Orlno, Krwln Itandolph, Mn. Randolph, I), c. Qrllfln, Wllllm Sliiiinons, Mrs. L. C. Ueynoldi, Ken lieth Grols, It. V. Glover, Cliadt lllckmnn, A. W. Hollcnhcck, R, W. Kenton, T. C. Russell, Mrs. RuskII, 11. R. Ulllott, Mrs. ! Illott and to children, Mnrlon Edwards, Mri. Ed wnrds, As Lasz, Mrs. last and II steerage, uUNEHSIO SERVICE W. HEMODKLS INTKItlOlt TO C.limr LAIK.'KIt SlTl'IiV 01' ' FORD SUPPLIKS, FIHIC THUS .WD OTIIKIt Al'TO ACCKSSOitlKS W. V. Cardwell, of Rosoliurg; John S. Coko. of Marshfloldj C. A. Sohl hrede, ulso of that r.-, nnu J. A. lluchnuau, of Roseburg. "Judgo (I. F. Sklpworth, who was appointed by tho Governor to succeed Judgo L. T. Harris, elected to tho Supremo Bench, will bo a caiidlilnto for tho nomination on tho Democratic ticket. Judgo J. Ham ilton, of Roseburg, will nlso seek ronomliiatlou, CARD OF THANKS Wo wish to oxprowi our deepest appreciation or tho offoitB put forth this morning by citizens nud es pecially nioiubors of tho Flro De partment for their prompt work In preventing what might hnvo been n dangorous conflagration. MR. AND MRS. MAX TIMMKRMAN HKND LAST NKJIIT Chamber of Commerce of Hint City Hold Hogiilnr Aflnlr DIm-iins New Industries Tho niombors of tho North llend Chamber of Coinorco gavo ouo of tholr regular suppers last night. Tho affair wati at tho Hotel Oregon nud about Bovonty woro seated. Tho supper wns served by tho La dles' Aid Society of tho United Bre thren church and wns nn excellent spread. After tho supper there woro speeches. Ouo of the chlof topics discussed wus Unit of how In dustries could host bo Induced to lo cnte on Coos Ihiy nud thus Increase tho pnyroll of tho community, Tho Chnmbor or Commerce gives a supper nearly every month and on each occasion some topic or Interest Is tnken up ror discussion. To Doun nnd Drown was awarded tho contract by tho Council last evening ror tho laying or sldownlk lug und curbing nbout tho block bounded by Front and Rrondwuy strcots nud Commercial nnd Central avenues. This Is tho second time this firm has been awarded the work, ! the last bids or nil contractors bu- IIAKKK POST, J. A. U. SFCURKS - lnB thrown out foUoWB threaten. VETERANS ELECT for vulcanizing Wasn't Unit flro outsldo tho city limits?" nsked Mr. Copplo. It was round that tho residence or Mr. Johnson Is u row reet over tho lino of tho city limits. For this 'call tho city paid tho riromon ono dollar each for tho call. I nm not In favor of tho ma- DKAN WD IIHOWN TO PUT IN c,llo Bolnjj outsldo tho city limits," said Mr. Copplo, "nt lenst, unless wo nro paid for it." And tho othor mom bers or tho council agreed that this N no moro thnn Just to tho city treasury. Tho canvass or tho votos cast on Tuosduy wnB mado nnd tho men eloctod nt Hint tlmo wero declared officially oleclod. a point 08 reet south to 13 root north' or IJIrch avenuo. tiro will Imvo to bo sent to Portland ovontunlly put out of business by SIDKWALKING FOR CITY Submitted Second Low Hid, After First Ones Wero Thrown Out To Ueplnnk on Hroadwny OFFICIOUS FOH 11)1(1 All Ofricers of Last Y'e.ir Aro Htw eleileil Simeon Miller Is Post Commander of Veterans Election or officers of tho linker Post of tho G. A. R. was hold yestor duy aftornoon In tho offlco of I. S. Kuiifinnii and all or tho officers for 11U5 woro rcolected for tho now your. Thoso olectod aro: Post Comiunndor , . . Simeon Miller S. V. Commander . . , S. R. Cnthcart J. V. Commander D. W. Small Chaplain . . . . , I. s. Kaufman Orflcer of tho Day . . K. W. Schrock Offlcor of tho Guard. Hrlco Coleman Surgeon Dr. C. W. Tovyer Adjutant, Qiiartormnster. ,F. H. Drigham. tlio merchants buying up tho pro duct of tho fnrmor beforo ho gets to tho market with It. " Tho Idea would bo that the merchnuts would hnvo to pny ensh anyhow for tho pro duce. That Is what wo wont. If they do this, It increases tho nniount of produco rnlsod horo, and puts tho local stuff on tho market. That U tho mnln Iden. Wo wnnt tho monoy to circulate horo." Mr. McLaln Intorriiptod further discussion of tho matter, snylng ho would tuko tho mutter up with tho Chamber and seo what can lie worked out. SUGGESTS II ed legal action when it wns found that n portion of n bid mndo by a j l0Ctu rauroaii, with V, G. Hind contractor, whoso figures wero high, i '"""h and W. R. Fontalno, of tho ATTENTION HIMIKKAIIR i Father or Mother Will net moro actual plensuio anil servlco out of a pair of TOUIC HY'K (JLASSES than any oilier Christinas glH. Hrlng them In and no will fit llieiu promptly. Optical Department Red Cross Drug Store m All niombors of Western Stnr Ro bokah Lodge aro rcquosted to meet at I O. O. F. Hall on Saturday nt IS: 30 p. n. to attend tho funeral of our late sister, Mrs. Julia Bur rum!, which will bo hold rrom Wil son's Undertaking parlors. By order or Noblo Grand. CARRIE ROSS JKNNIE DKNNBTT, Seorotary. l4Ulls of tho Kpfscopnl Guild will hold u bazaar and cooked food bale, Satuuhiy, Dee. nth, iu tho IJargolt building, earner Market and Hrbiul-way. had been overlooked Sinclair & Tulloy, who entered tho first objection, also submitted a bid last ovcnlng. This was found to bo soiiiowhat higher than tho provloiiH bid of Doan and Brown. II. H. Harper submitted tho othor estimate on the work last evening. Bid Is Trifle Lower Concrete sldowalks, according to tho Doan und Brown bid, will cost 1 1 Vi conls a squaro foot, concreto curbing 3GV6 cents a root, earth work oxcavntlon, 50 cents a cubic yard, and tho 44 squaro yards -at paving at $2.50 a yard, and tho changing or tho light poles will avorngo npproxlmntely ?10 each. City Attornoy John D. Goss warn od Dean nnd Brown thnt tho con tract is not yet signed up, and noth ing can bo dono until it Is. The reports or tlio viewers regard ing tho sower to bo laid on tho west side ot Front street was ro colvod. Tho assessments along thero will bo mado according to rrontago and not the depth or tho lots, becauso of tho Inconsistent property lines. Vlowors nlso reported on tho ns 8essmeut8 for tho Johnson street sewer. To Ueplnnk n( . Once, Bids will bo cnlied for Immediately by the city for toplahklng, with eight root plank, of Broadway from Southern Pnciric, but has recolvod no encouragement. It was shown that tho switch, as It now stands nnd oporntos, is dan gerous to trnrric. Tho switch rails nro wide enough to allow an auto wheel to sink four or flvo Inches nnd thoro stick. It would bo posslblo to break orr a wheel In this manner or oven to hold n machlno In rront or nn oncoming train. WORK TO START SOON ON ROSEBURG BUILDING Plans Now Well Athniiced and Con striictlon Sluy Start by LIKVE FREIGHT CONGESTION Carl Albrecht roported thnt ho, K. K. JONES HAS SCHEME TO UK- lias iukcii me matter or changing' u dangerous switch near tho cornor or Front nnd Central nvonue, up wuii Hiipt. w. F. Miller, of tho WIre.s Poithiud House to Uso Influ ence for Extra Trip of Kllbtirn R. K. Jones has a plan ror re moving tho congestion or rrolght nt Portlnnd. It Is to have tho steam er Kilburn doublo back and mako nn oxtrn trip rrom Portland. In sup port or this plan ho haB nsked tho aid of tho Portland houso which ho represents, W. p. Fuller & Co. Last night Mr. Jones wired tho following night lottor which explains ltsoU: " H properly handled through your Chambor or Commerce togeth er with Joint erforts of all Portland Jobbers pressuro should ho brought upon Northern Pacific Steamship Company to havo tholr steamer "Kilburn" doublo back to Coos Bay First of Year this trip, Wo havo plenty of steam- Tha Rosoburg will soon seo ors fully equipped to handle all traf work started on Its government, flo south to San Francisco for five Tho Gunnory is remodeling l stock room to add to the cffldtncr or Its Sorvlco Bcpartnieat. Addi tional shelving and room Is lelnf provided to enablo tlicm lo carry a laigor supply of Ford parti, FUlt tires and other nuto accessories. Tho Irregular boat Bervlce bu ne cessitated this chango as well tt U crnwth nf thn business. The Wj I" croaso In tho number of autoj the past year has Increased the demands upon tho Service and Supply Depart ments, a greater variety oi r nnd accessories being constantly it hianded. I. R. Tovvor who lias Just rtl ed rrom n reiv weeks tour of ft fnmin vlsltocl all of tho big agenclM nnd gnragcs.ln the south to get ' Ideas for taking caro of the new of the aiitolsts of this section. visited San Francisco, Los Aeiei and othor auto centers anu i thusod ovor the prospocts for 'J'0' Ists tho coming year. Tno n Improvoinent In roads and eipetww tho construction of winter roads u adding a hundred fold to be vice that nuto owners can get onto tholr machines. In Hilton to "J tho business outlook Is touch brljtt or nnd this will enable many have been holding back on he Pj chaso or new cars to gratify their o "'Mr. Tower says that the Ford.; continue to be the leading auto season. The low price. ' reliability and the ll MJ J oration continue to he factors Mr. Tower says that lb Fj aro proving just as PoPul"1,, Iforula aiitolsts as with Cow machlno owners. TM . M quality and reasonable prM Flsk nro being pretty V ognlzed, no other tire gl ins b,t building Is Indicated by tho rollow Ing press telogram from Washing ton: " Representative Hnwloy hns been advised by tho supervising archi tect of tho Trensury that plans ror tho Roseburg public building aro now well advanced and will bo ready ror advertisement in February. " The plans aro being drawn by tho Government architects and will call for a building to cost not more than $100,000, sufficiently largo to accomodate tho postoflce, land of fice, forestry office and Agricultural Department station, "Thu department bellovos con struction can begin by Juno 1." days which represents tho tlmo noc ossary to mako tho trip. " This would not only rellove tho present congested condition of tho freights on tho Portland docks, but would also mako posslblo ror tho good people or Coos and Curry Counties to enjoy tlio many Chrlst mns girts nnd Now Year Tidings that are now over crowding tho Portland Post orrico and moro es pecially tho Parcel-Post Department Immediate action is necessnry. Thanking you tor your errorts." Seo tho First National Hank ai1 today for plan of distributing fi.'y havings accounts freo. season oral sntisraction u' i-- ,h ,M anywhere near compares Fisk. CI.ob.1 Club concert f, noon at tho Noble. - Coko Hide, rhonel!- Tdance Sa( Basket ball P' ih1 lJZ G .....in., moiling at ""'...' ,,i.lrt 'c'stL?:;tk,ii'sBtt' 'Igers an """ rise leaves Ka'stsido t 0:M. IhUs Columbia Flo"r. iA' Danco Vael " ' . srartln' orcue?- night