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Newspaper Page Textiniiirn mwi wni Fwrrur, kovembeb i, Salem Wages On Downward PitcH r.Vh.e-oPwnw.;d P.chVd in ,l,r are already tobogganing, """made obvloui In the announce this morning by three of S, lrfeSt concern., relative to ,i.it.nns. "The SpauWln Logging company w. morning acquainted lta -with the fact that, beginning I TsaturS.y. common laborer, win IL-Ive 14 per day lnsieau u. ; erv and that other workers' -t0"M.,I,ul ,nrrosoondingly les- r wouiu .,. amounts to '"iU'erwm nee- arTfy reduce the wage, of It. em "" ... .,. Mr fmurri. was the dement of Frederick Schmidt. f the eimoany. The reduc tions" u,v ha .i)0t 10 ll0n. ':-'":-"";hU w,u ,k. nr cent. J UBV i... he wa. unable to state. " workmen1, pay at the Kay Woolen m,ll, was reduced from 15 to 18 per t st le beginning of the mouth. TkMiiai B. Kay stated. Tboma. a. j inevitable." Mr. chmidt declared. "Prices of food. ! Nothing and other article, are lumping all over the country, and ' natural and right that wage should also come down." Mr Kay said: "If our wage reduc tion had been made In proportion to ha lowering of the price, of woolens nd other goods, the drop would hue been nearer 45 per cent. Prices ,11 orer the country are lowering. ..a it naturally follow, that wages nuit come down. Suggests Mooney Be Turned Loose SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17. Dis trict Attorney Matthew Brady of San Francisco declared today that if the court, .hould order a new trial for Thomas Mooney, now serving life In the itate penitentiary as a result of the preparedness parade bomb explo sion here In 1916, he probably would mote that the case be dismissed and Mooney be freed. Brady made the statement In an iwr to a letter he received earlier in the day from Mooney, appealing lor a new trial. The district attorney declared he did not believe Mooney bad received 1 (air trial and that he had been con victed on evidence which was Ques tionable. Discussing his reasons for a probable decision to dismiss the cue, Brady declared that In a new trial be would not be able to use Frank C. Oxman, "Oregon cattle man," who was the star witness atalnBt Mooney, because of tho al iased doubts cast on Oxman's testi mony. Oxman already has been tried once for perjury in connection with lot case. Brady declared he could not use Detective Draper Hand as a witness because of Hand's alleged statement lo Mayor Rolph In which Hand Is aid to have declared that he aided is "framing" evidence against Mooney. The other Important witnesses arainst Mooney were women. Brady aaid he would not use them because aa doubted the accuracy of t heir taitlmony. Under such circumstances, Brady said, there would be no material wit left to testify for the prosecu tion. Brady added In his statement that. with Mooney convicted and now serv iiil his term and with the supreme court decisions on record sustaining kla conviction, he himself couid do nottilng and that It was up to Gov. ruor oiepnens to initiate any ac tion which might be taken. Stephens, those close to him say, is not in clined to reopen the case. May Recover the Lost Chapters CHICAGO. Nov. 18. Recovery of tkt ' lost chapters in the career of aian" hidden in the ancient burled titles of western Asia is an imminent Possibility and an American rcspon- Kiddies' Coughs Can Be Eased Quickly Dr. King's New Discov ery will do that very thing, easily and quickly. DON'T say, "Poor little kiddie, I wish I knew what tn rln for T 5m the co"?0 first comes, give little Or. King's New Discovery as uirccted, and it will soon be eased. It", a good family cough and cold dy. too. Loons up the phlegm, cwa up the cough, relieve, the con PKm. No harmful drujs. For fifty rears a standard remedy for colds, 2"?h'i SnPPe. At your druggists, and tl JO bottle, or colds and coughs iwwjjiscoverv Make Bowels Normal lira iormi-g purgatives, when taken r constipation, the ,y,tem vjo. "uy. Nature's way is the way of Dr. u'cntly.nd firmly regulat Jiu bowels, eliminating the intestine af waste. Same old price. 25c. I rrTPr! Wont Gripe Many Ills Due To Catarrh The mucous membrane through out the body are subject to catarrhal congestion resulting la many serious complications. PE-RU-HA WUKiwm mmd mllibl Coughs, colds, nasal catarrh, stom ach and bowel troubles among the most common diseases due to catarrh a) conditions. A very dependable remedy after protracted sickness, tbe grip or Spaa lib Flu. PE-RU-NA la good medicine to b.ve on hand lor emergencies, Tsnraaf list Ms Irtrrwhrt IN USE FIFTY YEARS slblllty. Dr. James Henry Breasted, of the University of Chicago, reports. Dr. Breasted, who Is professor of Egyptology anad oriental history there, has recently returned from a survey of most of the important buried cities of the Near Orient. The collapse of the Ottoman Em pire haa opened the birth-lands of civilization to unrestricted investiga tion, Dr. Breasted said. "It Is evi dent," he added, "that there rises be fore us an opportunity unprecedented In the history of humanistic re search. The great centers of human life in the ancient world, the mighty cities and capitals of Babylonia, As syria, Persia, Palestine, Syria. Asia Minor and Egypt, the region where the earliest civilized societies arose out of savagery and barbarism to bring civilization to barbarian Eu rope all these treasures of human records which are rapidly perishing in the whole region about the east ern end of the Mediterranean lie there silently awaiting the spade of the excavator." It will be possible to clear up the leading ancient buried cities of west ern Asia within tho next 25 or 30 years or perhaps a generation, given sufficient funds and adequate per sonnel, according to Dr. Breasted. The task rests with American orient alists, he said, because no other counry has the available resources. I'KOGRAM A N O BOX tU'Pl'KK AT (il.E.NUAKV. The Olengary W. C. T. U. wilt give program and box supper at the Green school bouse Friday night, Nov. 19. The money Is to be used our quota for the orphanage home to be built near the O. A. C. College. CorvalliB. Ladles are to wear bright hued caps of calico, per cale, etc., and to make a tie like ca. to be placed hi box, and whoever geU box to hunt up partner by the cap like tie. This is for such a good cause. Lveryone Invited, and ladies bring boxea. The children of today will be the men and women of to morrow. COMMITTEE. 'OLD UELIAlil.E ALBANY NVK BKKIES" Still has prune trees on Myrobolon plum roots. I may still take your jrder in 100 lots for Italian prunes on above named roots (longest lived prune root In existence. F. E. Jor dan, Special Agent, 860 Seventh St., N., Grants Pass, Oregon. STl'FK THAT TRAVELS Lmitfli It off. If the weather looks like rain Laugh it off. When you feel you must complain. Laugh it off. Do not sit and nurse your fears. Waste no time in useless tears. Put your faith in smiles and cheers Laugh it off. If men say you're looking 111 Laugh it off. Should they recommend a pill, Laugh It off. Doctors, druggists and disease, Want to do just as they please, Often you can save tbe fees, Laugh it off. If life seems to go dead wrong. Laugh It off. Drown your sorrow in a song. Laugh It off. Do your work with smiling face, Look ahead and keep the pace. Be a winner in the race. Ijuiah it off. Kansas Cily Star. The Howling . "Are you superstitfous? Tnntev nf hia neighbor. asked "Well I don't Unow," replied Win ton. "Give me a case to deal with. "Suppose a dog stood howling on vour doorstep ut midnight." explain ed Topley. "would you consider .t a sure sign of Je.ithT" A arim look shone in the other ve "Yes. I WOUld it 'tC Jr-g sibyed Ion: enough." Mov lxve. I like the movie courtshl. The beau Is always stout. When the old man upsets his plan, He just fades out. The young man's girl is steadfast, ran ihnnl fflllCR in a tlnch. She's very sweet, and when they meet They always clincn. I like the movie hero. I like the movie dove. Can watch with Joy without alloy Ei..a nu.1. nf movie love. LoulBVllle Courier-Journal Was The More Able One. Four years ago a young man who intended to vole the republican tick et, and whose father was a democrat, was charged by the latter, when he went to vote lo be sure and look tor the rooster. When the -youthf" one came out. the father asked. Well, son, did yon se- tbe rosier? The son replied. "Ves. 1 saw two. one of them walking and one of them was flying. I .tamped the on flying. I thought he would get there sooner. Huntington. (lad.) Argu. Will Have To Go Some Our Idea of a .mart girl Is one who can make her complexion taste as good a It looks Livingston, iKy.) Euterprlse. The Way it Keally la. I used to think I knew I knew. But now, I must confess. The more I know I know I know I know I know the less. a llark to Normalcy. The times have been so out of joint That folks have talked till hoarse Endeavoring to score a point. Which wa sthe proper course. But millions having cast their vote And said what things Bhall be, Let's cut out all discordant notes Get back to Normal C. he Ship of State (and commerce too) Has had a voyage rough. But now its up to you and you To cut the fancy stuff. And pour the oil of fairness o'er The billows rolling free. To make it smooth from shore to Shore Get back to normal sea. If everyone will lend a hand. To do the work In sight. A change will come upon the land And almost over night. We'll make our politics and trade. Just what we'd have them be. And by the efforts we have made. Get back to normal, nee? Mrs. C. L. Hadley and Mrs. H. C. raves left yesterday afternoou for Oakland wh re they will visit with trieiuls for a short time. RASMUSSEN TO STUDY ESKIMO Danish Explorer's Ambition I. Said to Be to Make Thorough Study of the Northern Race. The remarkable studies carried out by the Danish explorer, Knud Rnsmus- sen. among the Greenland Eskimo. are described by W. E. Ekhlaw In the Geographical Review. Rnmussen, who is part Eskimo himself, wns bom and trained In languages and eth nology at the University of Copen hagen. It is his ambition to mnke a thor ough study of the whole Eskimo race, from eastern Greenland to Siberia, and he has already visited every Eskimo settlement In Greenlond. It Is said that he knows every Greenland Eski mo personally. Mr. Ekblow believes It safe to say that no one else has ever come Into sucn oirect comuci with a whole people as he has. Late In 1919 he returned from a visit to Amniassallk, on the east const. He wns surprised to And that the east Greenland Eskimos. preserve many of the customs of the central h-sKimos, who still Inhabit the ancestral home of the race about Hudson bay. He found thnt they are more closely re lated to the central Eskimos than are any of the other tribes of the entire Greenland coast, and tnnt oniy iwm ly hove they been affected by contrast with the Greenlnnd west coast culture. Scientific American. Eoo-Hatchlnn Periods. Birds such as the catbird and other perching species, which have altrlclal vouna needing care In the nest for some time, do not Incubate their eggs as long as those like the shoreblrds and ducks which have precc-'ini young the American Forestry Magazine. The eggs of most common small birds require Incubation for from ten days to two weeks. Thoe of the fowl-like birds such ns the ruffed grouse about three. weeks, those of the ducks sbout four weeks, and tbe eggs or tne emeu, a large ostrich-like bird of Australia must be Incubated for about ten weeks. Mark Memorial Trees. Regardless of how thoughtfully the trees have been selected snd now tnor-nnc-hlv the planting has been done. there remains intelligent enre to have ihom live and thrive, snys tne Amen cn Forestry association of Washing- ton. .which will register your memorial trees on Its national honor mil. Many ntnntnrn have been disappointed with the results of their work boruusrl they considered their jon completed when the Inst shovelful of soil was placed around the tree. IS OlMnAVTECD TO ENP afarrh Thw is no reason on earth why people should continue to suner from disgusting catarrh; from nnffles. hawking and bad breath tkin Hvomel is sold on the no cure no pay plan. No stomach dosing with Hyomel you breathe In this pleasant germ killing air through a pocket in haler and reach and heal every Inch of the Inflamed membrane. Complete outfit Includes Inhaler. Leading druggists everywhere. W f CHAPMAN. DRUGGIST, MASONIC BUILDING Ends indigestion t i : 1 1, atnmirh miserr. sour tmn . i anr1 all stomach disease eTmoney Uck. Urge boa of tablet at all druggist U U town. HYONEJ THEY ALL WERE AMERICANS Interesting Observation, en the Prod uct of the Melting Pot by Frederick Palmar. Where were the foreigners? 1 won dered as I looked at the faces In tbe street, upon my return from Europe. The French, who had heard much of our polyglotry, asked thl. question when they saw our soldiers march ing along the roads of France. In French eyes the men were all of the type American. Yet they Included for eign born, as well a. ron. of every race In Europe, Frederick i'aluier writes In Harper's. Are you Americana? their adopted country asked of them In those trying days. They gave their answer tn sac- Iflce at home and In battle, often ngntlng against an enemy of their own blood. Zallnskls, Elnstelns, Schmidts, Bertellls. Katsanjans won the Distin guished Service Cross, thrilling our pride with a new sense of nationalism. Had they now reverted to loyalty to the lands of their origin? If so, what had wrought tbe change In their hearts? To my fresh view all the people were distinctively Americans In garb and taste; In their complexion, which our clluiate so promptly affect.; to their brusque and frank civility, their Intensity, their pleasures, and their restless motion. Later, as I became settled at home and more discerning. I might note that this or thnt person was of Swedish, Italian. Huni.-nrlun or Slav stock. Then I would see through the veneer, as I wss told. But aren't most of us scatn, not a new Idea who are "off the reserva tion." of foreign stock? My people missed the Mnyflower snd came over m HtUl. I could not discern that the descendants of the Pilgrims were more American than I was or than a durk eyed telephone girl whose futiier was an Italian Immigrant Not even In the mean streets did 1 Odd patches. I saw no shriveling ba bies In emaciated mothers' arms on bread lines In the European sense, though conditions were bad enough from the point of view of desired standnrds which must over call our ambition away from rtngnntlon of "everything is for the best In tho best of worlds." In place of saloons In mean streets and average streets, new stores and restnurants had appeared. How- clean the restaurnuts were com pared to those of the same class In Europe? How wholesome was their atmosphere 1 WAR ON DISEASE WORLD WAR Health Problems of the Remotest Land I. the Concern of All People The war against disease Is a world war. Commerce carries dangerous In fections, as well as goods aud Ideas. The health problems of the remotest land concern all peoples. More anil more, nations are coming to recognize their Interdependence In heulth ns In Industry, government, science, and cul ture. There are even now foreshadow- Ings of world-wide co-operation In com bating tbe maladies which have long threatened humanity. For this new cnmpnlgn leaders are needed to extend tbe frontiers of medical science, to tench, to organize, to administer. Demonstrations nre required to con vince communities and nations that diseases can be controlled and even eradicated. The Rockefeller Founda tion, enlisted for this world-wide cam pnlgn against disease. Is co -operating with many agencies In nve continents Is fostering the growth of Internation al contldence nnd good will, anil Is seeking the fulfillment of Its chartered purpose "to promote the well-lielng of mankind throughout the world. Fuel Oil for Railroads. The great scarcity of colli has caus ed the Paris. Lyons, and Mediterra nean Railway company to transform some of Its motive power from coal to fuel oil consumption, which Is about to be followed by tho Chemln de Fer de i'Elat, or state-owned rail way, and engines at It. shops at Saln tes sre now undergoing chsnges for experimental purposes. Much atten tion Is being directed to the announce ment that the flrst-nnmcd railway company Is planning to equip 200 lo comotives for fuel oil and Install nu merous storage reservoirs of from 40 to 100 tons' cupnclty at various points on Its lines. Scientific American. Census Involves Much Work, The 110,000,01X1 cards needed to re ord the population of the United States In- the new census msde stack more than ten miles high. With out machinery It would be almost Im possible to msnnge a census nowsdsya. It took seven year, to complete and mibllsh the census of 100, and nine years to complete the census of 1830. By means of electrical mechanism which punches something like 4.000,OOt cards a day, tbe csrds are now sorted snd tsbulnted in weeks instead of years. The device also saves expense sod eliminates error. Forewarned. A little girl wss sent to fetch some milk from a neighbor. She took with her two cans. On arriving home she wss crying and hei.sttered with mud. Mother saw at once that her dar ling had bad a fall and asked if she had lost all the milk. "No. mother, not a drop." "And how did my clever little dar- llmr msnoae that?" mother ssked. "1 knew I wss going to fall, moth er, o I stood the can down." Aa- swers, London. e CITY NEWS 0 Plain sewing done. 10S Parrott at. Arundel, piano tuner. FnoD HfL. Dressmaking ana plain sewing. 1'houe 442-Y. irea aeaour viuyco food. Be careful with Ore. Dunce at Winchester Friday, Nov. 19. Music bv Ott's Orchestra. English wanuts SOc lb. delivered in lota of 6 lbs. or more. Ed. Bryant, phone 9-FS5. j Sweet cider for Thanksgiving. Mall orders receive prompt atteution. Fred Renner. Watches and oocas repaired; sat isfaction guaranteed. Wilbur Spaugb, Out I'uie street. A positive cure fur poison oak, eczema, suit rheum, sculp cure. No more bald heuds. J. W. Mote, 1202 W. 1st street, ltoseburg. Ore. If you want to see ttie muen adver tised Ho-Sun Sunitury closet, send postal to 11. G. Wilson. Box 12S5, ltoseburg. Am now booklug orders for day old chicks lor 1S21 delivery from high producing Tancred strain White Leghorn and O. A. C. Barred Rocks. Karl Vosburg, 702 Fullerton St., ltoseburg. Cut light expense, use an Aladdin Lamp, beats electricity. For demon stration drop postal card to H. O. Wilson, ltoseburg. Box 1295, who will show you. The Baptists' Exmas Bazaar sale and cafeteria dinner will be held at Xewlund & Son's garage, corner Cass and Stephens streets, Suturduy, Nov. 20th. Comforts, rugs aud aprons a specialty. Get your English walnuts at the office ot tne Oregon Growers' l'ack- ig Corporation on Washington Irvet and S. 1'. tracks. 30c per lb. l 10 lb. and larger orders. Oregon rowers Packing Corporation. U'HIa Itielr tlonch Drain, for cata logue and prices for the gueen in- ubutors. coul una oil tmrmng orooa rs. Avoid dlMunnnlntmcnt bv Dlac ,i a voiip nnlur now for fiitnro di Iverv. Remember the Queen is the cst money can buy. MITII'K TO ( IIM'KAt TOIIS. ni.la u-lll li Tn-U-,I until 1 -.intr list fur ttie cutmtruetton of a avium) mine at Tlll.-r. r. louetirini ami lulu may be net-n at the NeWH-Uevlew All rtlim-jiHloii ami rough lumber mny "ontiiu-tor tn fnrnlDli all material. All mil ure nr Hiiiimnt'u iu alia. touch. Clerk. Ti;:.-r. lire. PHOl'KSSIONAIi CARDS III. P. I. ovi Cut Flowers. Phon 210. 403 V. Caas. oil. M. ii. n. T. Kit Chiropractic II. lll'UT s. Ill l-:V opt.om-trliu. -Th Kye My Spec ially. ' 118 W. Uass Kl Knahurir. ttr.-Kon llt:TH U ll.l'OX PVutif. Thoory, Musi cal K inuemarien. tuui v Ml ruai Kl. I'hone 13S-U eee All sorts of sales successfully concluded, for arrangements see M. C. ItA DA It Altai S30 N. Pine St. NEW OREGON Again under the man agement of Mrs. Foutch llmie thorouttlily reiio viitei,; niurli new fundi ure luldtNl. (mm! rmmiK. liy ilny or week. Ill Sheridan Street. - Dr. R. P. Bradford and Wife. Graduates and post-graduates of the Oldest Charter ed College of Chiropractic n the world have re-opened offices In the Ferklua Iildg. We use no drngs nor elee trlclty, nothing but straight Chiropractic, and have been surrixieul for the past ten years In handling almost every dlsessA kr.nwn to the human family, oiri'e hours to 12; and I lo I t m. PHONES t Residence 40-F4 I Office r Ouija! "Whtifs 4he good word?" MY YOUNQ sister. HAS A Outja board. AND 8HB bellaTM it, a AND TALKS to Noah. AND I thinks aha Ulka. ... TO HER best fellow. ... WHO'S OEAO but doesn't know . AND I need to give her. , . . THE LOUD, rude laugh, ... UT I'M sorry now, ... BECAUSE LAST eight ... I WAS borne alone. ... SO I got the board. ... AND PUT In a call. ... FOR JOHN Barleycorn. ... AND OTHER departed spirit. ... BUT THE line wa busy. ... FOR NOTHING happened. ... THEN I cheated a little. It Farm Products Drop 19 Per Cent in Oct WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 Prices paid furmers for prtncipul crops at the farm dropped 1 percent Uurlnn October, the uKriculiural department unnouneed today. DlHconrnKed by these fulling In prU-.os, thA Hi r me i'b am curryinK out t hoi r threats to curtail the produc tion, according to other reports to the department, despltu the fact that pretMjnt prices aveniKed 14 8 percent ditcher than those of the pre-war per iod. In Ohio sixty thousand farm work It ers quit farm lnhor during the 12 month period Just ended, accord inn lo a survey which hus been forward ed to the agricultural department. This survey, which wsh made by the Ohio state agricultural department, showed that there are Hy.OUO vurnnt farm houses In Ohio, compared with 18,0(IU of a year bko. From Iowa, Illinois and ather ag ricultural states similar reports are Inning received showing that farmers discouraged by prices they believe are lower than production cokIh are slowing up their labors. CAIUI I'AHTV. Tbe Ladles of the Marcubei-s will give a card party at Muccubee leiuple Friday evening. Nov. 1H. K-freah-mt-nta will be served. Admission 25 cents. Krlends are luvltt-d to uttetid. TllllKAIt KII.K IIOSi: $1.10. Carr's have a ap-cinl In llirend silk. high boot, women's hose, mer cerized top, high spliced heel, double ole, with seamed li'K at $1.11 a pair, or 3 In a box for $3.6(1. This huso waa quoted at $24.00 a dm. whole sale last May. We bought a Jobbers close out line. Only a few dozi-n at this price. We are punning It on to you. If you don't think this is a real fine silk hosi-, come in aud see It. We guarantee It a llrsl class hose exact ly as described. Carr's save you money. NKW (ilKIDS .NOW AltlllVIXJ. We will now place on sate tho en tire stock of A. 8. lluey Co. at great reduction. An opportunity to buy Christmas goods for lilllo money. TUKICK, TI1K JKWKI.hK. Successor to A. S. lluey Co. ANNOl NCKMIAT. Just received, a car load of Hardie spray machines. Special prices and terms to tnenibj rs. onwiON r.itowKits tackinc rOHI'OHATION. WE j ' !--' II "I! ; i its - jgi Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County LighUand Water Co. AND IT spelled lb.. "QRAMMA8H0TTA SEVEN. , ... SO I shut off quick. ... TO HEAD off any. ... FURTHER FAMILY scandal. ... THEN I (topped to .moke. I ... I A CIGARETTE. ... AND AFTER a while. ... CRANKED up watjee. '' ... AND ALL of a .udden. ... . IT STARTED off. ... AND QUICK as a flash. IT 8AID aomethlnff. "THEY SATISFY. . ' .QATI8P7I" f.Vii's the good O word. Just light up a Chester field snd see what expsrta ran do with fine Turkish and Domestic to baccos when they blend them in that can't-be-copled Chesterfield way. You'll say "ihey satisfy," -aft! "fl CIGARETTES Heinline-Moore CONSERVATORY Kcw cUb Btstnlutf Nov. lu normul trsm Ins ftr tvactirra, or ny onu ilvMlrlii to know theory, harmony, snil fuuiUmeuUla of muilo. Text UMtl rttKre"lvrBtrUto. IMtuoI For tn.oriuntiun PHONE 390 Buy Better Bucks and the Best Breeding Ewes for Less Money. BUT SHKPWMIUHIY ARUOW. THAT 18 t CHI NOW if you are Interested In any number of eltlitr Knot or regl'tarea shet of the fiilluwln hrei'da: HuuipHliIrn, Hhi-oiiahlre. Lincoln. Rom. ney, Outawoltl, Uauiuuutetle, or any I Write ua quirk what you want. f OltKtiON I.IVKHKK K COM. CO. uox el. Nortn rortiand, Oregon. Big Stock Reduction For a few days we will make you very all ractlve prices on Shady Ilrook Dairy Keed, Olym pic Dairy Feed, Kiibkmla Mo fusses Dairy Feed, Curnatlon Dulry Feed. Dry AiralTu Meal, Itfdled Hurl.-y, Hog Feed, Ktc. Hay, Grain and Fotatoea. Also 4 t.ood Fri'sh Cows. Judo & McMillin Liogan Tips, Spring Delivery These am not sprout plants. Joint lants or sprai.Kle tip plants. They e first-class tips. Also hare atraw oerry plants and all kinds fruit trees. Iietter boek your order now. It. L. KLM3 Three miles west cf Roseburg. Sutherlin Sanitarum MEDICAL SURGICAL Write It. I. IIAI.I., M. !., Hunt. Uittlterlln. Oresnn SELL