t
ARDING fib
SESSION Of
SES JOINT
t'lESS ON
BEHALF SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
L Congress to Pass Measure and Keep the Market High-
ways of the U. S. on the "Salty seas upen inus
Assuring Nation's Prosperity.
Associates Press.)
Istlng, when under the subsidy plan
ti'HIN'UToN Nov. 21. The Pi- practically the entire fleet would lie
. J the administration's j operated where only a part was sall-
H,t mirine bill was urged upou jB Dovr and the cost to the govern-
B.iaili l" . . i .1 . ... . Ll-,r,titll' ...l.l l.a k.,lvuH lla .........I
mHV llV ITCUl!. llieui WUUI.l UC
He urged r
Lcrssary to 'relieve the govern- constructive course upon congress
M of Us present "staggering and the abandonment of the courses
In the operation of the war-!of obstruction or destruction which
merchant fleet and to establish j pntall tne present status or complete
flhiiiDine to
the nation in war and give a
1 . 1.. .l..n,,i.,lonCO
fantyof commercial nii
ace.
krsonally addressing
the Joint
""" ..i. i Hon.
nofcongres. r.a.uM. u . j broa(1(,r npedg of tne country as a
tan acm.ii iu' . r , .i,irt
,-,ivernnient would result rrom ,
proposed law. lie ciwui.-iir.-u ,
- in.innntlon of favored Interest
the enriching of a special few
t expense of the public treasury,
ilntislalton. he asserted, is autocall)-
guarded against enrichment
jtrpetual bestowal.
I iifi-M attends, as we hope it
f the rover.ii.ient outlay Is re-
abandonment of the marine project.
The latter plan is entirely at odds
with the nation's prestige. He
pleaded the abandonment of the
party and sectional feeling and opin-
and tne recognition or tne
Conditions Bad
For Canadians
That prosperity for the farmer
In Canada has not bit very hard. Is
V o,. Insi.iritlon or the oPPor- "Own in a tenor jui leueiveu n.-ie
.theiD.a.V n,rr,, i today br John Tollman. The
Srttion bv sea ls maintained." I writer, Mr. F. L. Jennison who
pporia I owns some property In Edenbower.
(g living at Thorhild, Alberta.
(('.irinfthat It woum De (iiscoui-iCanada about twcnty mllPS from
I If
measure of such tran-
Edmonton. He has been ranching
- - i i E.UU1UI11UII, ii J uaa i . uiiiii)
. national imnortance should i., . , , ri,n
. ,. , lUeiOBlllt;w lira!!. liuaruu. . ..wu,,..
lu late depend upon the (, o rg ago an1 hag had al)out a
occupational, profesisonai ; he wantg ot tne frozen north and
c"an oo enioii, inw ii"'""
Hill America's commercial eni-
tiu no liss important to tne
ot the middle west than to
k ori states, lie said that ti
rmnViU Is a fair term to ap-
,t nviorizatlons aggregating , nd f thpm on f00t
n.Mt tat market highways, it
It 111!
SlLihment ud maintenance of
the boasted mecca for the man who
wants to grow up with the country.
According to the latter today, Mr.
Jennison recently drove nine head
of beef cattle to market, and says:
"got, or will get, 3-4 of cent per
r.irgs
mag
are brlngng the farmer the
tit to be applied to the. (fcent pr,ce o 7 j.4 ,,,, pt,r
?nt ltd maintenance of j. -H - .. nlln,i pivmonth
! u market highways on the, Kock' BprngPI. ts WOrth only 20
I Ml" He said that the
cents. Mr. Jennison stales that
Kraut la now losing about ,, ,r ,hnrt n,i mm
' monthly on government-; llh 25 hpiid of ,aUU, fpp(1 h
will have hard work to get through
!
ntxri.T or r.i.Ki Tiox
BE VERY SCARCE!!
rOKTLA.NI, Nov. 21. The
8tat highway com mission, hy 4
fiiutenitnt to county (h lt tatfaiiH
tortnv that It wtsh.a to st'ttle
all iucs with th- county rourts.
showed that tn noMtitura art
0REG0N1AN RADIO SHELL OIL COMPANY WILL
SET OPERATING
Reports From All Over Court-' cognisant of the Pssn,ie Pff,.ct Finest Station in Northwest
try Show That Turkeys Are guuematoruu t.,,,t;on. Now Broadcasting Musjc
Not Readv. and Entertainment.
GROWERS ARE HOLDING
IIRSKJXATIOX IS UKAlt
(Hy Uolt.d Pr.)
WASIIIMiTU.V Nov.
rnsslbllity Meiilloneil Tlint Great
Many lllnls Held For Holidays
Will Itesult In Im- Prices
At Tlint Time.
Reports from various parts of tho
country Indicate that turkey growers
21.
Newberry's resignation was read !
In the senate today. There was
no gallery demonstration. New-
berry was absent.
After adopting n-solutlons of
respect to the memory of the
late Representative Conuell of
Pennsylvania and Nolan of
California, the senate adjourned
early this afternoon.
MS LOUD AND CLEAR
Heard l!y The News-Review
)H-riilis, The Oieitoiiian Is
The Ixiudest and Clearest
Station To lie Heard
lly Ik'ii1 l'ans.
This Is radio K U W. owned and
all over the land are holding up their T ? IIIIIIIHIT "I'eraieu oy me uugonian, I'ortland,
AHSOI.VKD )!' I1I.AMK
luini-yo ior me v. urisiruas traoe ana a
that as a result there Is apt to be a'
shortage for Thanksgiving, while
there Is a possibility also that be-
cause of the great muny held .for the
holiday market the price at that time
will not be good. At the present time
the Indications are that the local mar-
ket will go around 40 cents, and pos-
sibly a slightly higher figure. It Is
expected to open at 38 or 40 cents
and will probably remain very nenr
that prlre. I.ocal buyers are endenv- for boys here 12 years ago. The
oring to eliminate the "raise" fea- case was appealed from the rir
ture in turkey buying and expect this cult court, which had vindicated
year to pay a flat price for turkeys. Morrison.
Formerly they agreed to pay so much
'
i
(By United ITess t
SALEM, Nov. 21. The su- ;
preme court today absolved Dr.
A. A. Morrison, rector of the
Trinity Episcopal church of
Portland, of charges of alleged
and unethical practice In con-
neetion with the purchase of the
site of the Hishou Scott academy
and tho raise, which meant that if
turkeys went higher the producer
would receive the top market price.
This was plainly an attempt to SKX1 1)ISTI!I:SS CALLS
beat the producer down to the lowest
possible figure, and if unable to do (rtv Associated Press. i
that and the price was forced up, SICATTI-K, Nov. 21. Storm
then he received Jhe top price. battered In the Pacific ocean,
Most of the local dealers are buv-1 r," ""lies off Cape Flattery, the
lug on commission for outside com-! steamers llesste Dollar. Stuart
panies. They know what they can I Dol,ar nn(1 tnn tu s''a Monarch
n. and srnl (r. n.v that nrlcn An Of Seattle Sent OUt distress calls
PTCpntlnnnllv choice lot nf litrflu 1
This announcement, hurled through
space for thousands upon thousands
of miles, last night gladdened the
hearts of radio fans located at all
points ulong the Pacific coast. Mark
ing, us it does,, a new era in radio
transmission and making possible the
broadcasting of metropolitan music.
news and educational features to the
far-lying reaches of tho coast. It will
doubtless mean a renewed interest
In this wonderful science and will re
sult In thousands of people through
out the northwest equipping them
selves with apparatus which will en
able them to hear the broadcastings
Horn this powerful set.
The new Oregoniaii station was
heard in Itoseburg for the first time
last Saturday night. The station at
that lime gave a test conreri, using
phonograph music and also intro
ducing several Portland artists. This
concert was given for the purpose
of testing out the equipment and get
ting It in adjustment to deliver Hie
maximum service. News-Review op
orators heard tho concert with re
ERECT NEW DISTRIBUTING
STATION IN THIS CITY
Petition Presented to Council Asking for Permission to Locate
Buildings and Equipment in North Roscburg Near
Property of Union Oil Company.
The Shell Oil company, one of the
leading oil companies of tho coun
try, will locate a distributing station
in this city, permission havng been
sivurihl laM night from hu city
council. Six lots have been bought
In North Hoseburg. in block 8, Just
across the intersection on the north
west from the Union Oil company
plant, and the buildings, tanks, etc.,
Will be located there, tapped by the
Kenny spur.
Although It was not necessary for
the company to secure the council's
South street for oue block was read
and accepted, also the bid of Mr.
Motzger, In tho sum of $C.101.4U,
lor the paving of Kllnt street.
The ordlnun -e levying a tax In the
sum of :to.'tS.94. for municipal
purposes, was placed on first and
second readings. As there is not
time for this ordinance to go the
regular course, the rules were sus
pended and it was passed upon tho
third reading, an emergency being
declared.
The ordinances providing for the
this afternoon, which were re- clearness, tne music Doing
ar? P.11: L? "Ly. ' nava radio T station here. The Pleasing clearness which is not to b.
iiiu ik it-w ctrins mure i iiau uiiun - ,11. .
which are not so good. Consequently coastguard cutter aida was
there may be a fluctuation or a few! ordered to proceed Immediately
cents, but It is expected that the 1 to tho assistance or the vessels.
"raise" which featured so strongly
In former markets will not bo such
a prominent factor this year.
Reports from Texas are that there
R. R. Woodward of Wilbur, was
found in the lower-powered radio
sets operated by other companies.
Phonograph music is being used
hy I lie Oregonlan only ill its tests.
This station is a class II station,
which Is recognized by the govern
ment ns being a first class station.
and it Is prevented from using any-
iMpi. compared with the $16.-
') monthly when the present thn wlnter with them on what
itm:on took charge. War ha , ,,. -tu nr harn.
jctlons. costing approximately i n
billion dollars, left the govern-1
trim taout i3.2oo.oflo gross fir f nm nn n n in
relnihlDs. which I. now ro-l"-" vwnkii'! w
H to 12,50i),00O owing to 1 ho I q, n..! ...
p:s of the wooden fleet. Thel OlUfl Lfrllling
fc-ct said that the proposed I
!':toJ'.?rr!.,, dlreot ! wouldi L Towers, and Arthur Cra-
rm.-.tio.noo annually wlt!i h, , , ,,.,.- ,v,
Illnck Diamond Oil .Company, left
ru carrying maintained at the
f: waes and the maximum
It ld. if the American ships
ft one-half of the nation's sea
i-rts It would not exceed thirty
:is annually, he said. He called
Hon that the government ships
w bi-inj worn out. without a
'.on for replacement, and that
r'jjram of sacrifice and llqulda
Iconinj scores of millions, would
JltaMe unless the proposed
i:ion Is enacted.
yesterday by auto, for Ilakersrield.
to Install drilling machinery on the
grounds ot tho company. It is
thought tho machinery will be er
ected, so that drilling will bo in
operation within 4 5 days.
V. A. Mardln, stockholder, who
n-cently disposed of his interests In
the Grand Grill, will leave for
Seattle Boon, to complete arrange
ments for financing the work.
iHTrfilXN mv ril.WGKS
I-,,,'.1?! IThm.)
-A.HINGTVX. Nov. 21. Presl
IHardlng r-ad his ship suhsldv
to the Joint session of con
J today, starting shortly after
H elucidated his Ideas for
"a Jishnif-nt of a government
p.! unacr the rnit.-d Slates sliln-
-"ard to promote tho American
Pant marl u.
" um' n 1 1 ii -
J io pass the shlppin
LABOR fEDIRATION TRY
ING TO IMPfACH OfflCIAl
(Br Dnttwl Freiu 1
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21. The ex
ecutive council of the American.
Federation of Labor Is meeting today
ami tomorrow to complete the Im
peachment case acaliist A n. ,,-..,
J The i,ik;, ,,i ,,. . ;"" uaiiKiieny arising rrom th
pi minor change, in the nr Irl ,t '")unc,,on np fathered against th
a. ",ln l" .nrlKl' a Mi'i'.OOO strlkina- shnnm.m Th,,
E, to con.. I iiaim tne poss.-sslon of Important
hii, ., .new evidence," the nature of which
S, speak- was not divulged,
nirat-r 1 i o p m. The house t,iirlr
T:zrn ,he --''ngsVhi a
ion to th subsidy. Hechal-! ' ' . -
t.i opponents to d.-f..at th-.
'f He Cll.-l t'lo nrin-inl..,.. I J.'.. C -
t rot..vea, th..ioV ,hrV.ugh 4-MMt?5 opOHSOr
w ury aid tn nff't'tis-ltv to
V IS Wl-n ft Ilomi iivinir
appnr.-nt. Ho painted
pirtur of thp lnwfl in-
fc. , , ' " Ji unit- HIHl
r-r.z:-d effort, , ,..
C 'M t-'e a merchant fle-t
'l-ate with !h. nni,c,
ar nation lie nre-d unnn
W' tl.- Tl ettsl-e I.. . u .
- nnrii-
Is to be a decided shortage there 1,1 tho today for a few hours , hinR ,,Xl,,,pt , ()f Iuuglc n',i
Thanksgiving. The Produce Pncker.;Jlr- Woodward and bis family Just , llt,,rlanjn,, .,n, instructive features.
one of the leading market publiea- leceimy 1...H1..1 ui """ , It will be used for tne broadcasting
tions of the country, has the follow- Purchased property there, and I. - m,ws ,.,.,.,.,., aml s)(,,.lal PVents
lug to say regarding tho movement of n'uch Pleased with his new local on. I ()f MuU Speakers and singers
turkeys from Texas: i "? waa accompanied here by l!o . ()f n(i(, v,s)i1K , pnI t,in, wm ,
"Not a straight car of dressed tnr- Jo''n8" of SuUlor""- I Introduced to all people of the norlli-
kevs had been shipped from Texas! 1 west who are equipped with radio
up to the fore part of this week, and Ing put In motion this week, the tur-i receiving apparatus. The Oregnnian
ik... oo, likoiihnn,! ii.-i i h o i-n.ikevs were not roming. Thc weather , will maintaiii a high standard of en-
nmimler nf'the u-e..1f will register but' had turned cold for Texas weather, I lerlalnmeiil, which will be greatly
f, ,, o,i' tho firut nf .but rains were r ported general over pleasing to all persons fortunate
the month operators have had their ' the slate on Monday and bad weath.-r
usual lines laid for getting turkeys, I can always be rVpendod upon to hold
and although there had been several receipts to a minimum."
nrlce advances the turkevs have not' me produce i-acser quotes m
tnotigh to hear llieni.
The installation of this set means
a great deal to the people of the
northwest, thousands of whom will
i .,.i it h,. w. nQ nf rollnwine nr ces now lelng ram (loll 111 less lase iiiini 'iuan- iniiun.ie
farmers refusing to sell at prevail- growers in various states: of Ihls opi.ortiinlty. The farmer iso-
!ng ntiolations or else waiting until Missouri. 27c to :iue: Kansas. 2,clated by bad roads, Inclement weath
tei,nea tn mo- Hihihiin:i !se to ::::c: Texas. 1 r. or forced to remain at Home n
would take on more weight. " ' 2:,c to 2Sc; Arkansas. 2.1c to 27c; the heavy work he Is called upon to
"The forecast of the Texas trade 1 1( nnessee. Sc to S2c; Kentucky. 30c ! do, may sit in bis own home In th"
that 1.-.0 carloads at least would be to 32c; Ohio. J-c to SSc; Indiana, evening and hear the finest iiiua c
moved for Thanksgiving lias gone . 10c to 40c; Illinois. 2.1c to ILV: Ala ! to be found In the me.ro ,,, is 1 o p
. . , il ; Xflodloslt.nl ?r.e to nf Itoseburg. who nre slightly more
glimmering, onn Fi" ... ... , " ,.,, , ,iiv to ob
it ne; .NeiirasKii. .c ro :ir; umiii ,,,.,,..... .......... .
nr . u;,l,lnn ),. In flic: lain on telt a 111 nielit ., will be able to
that It will be surprising if GO car
Inadn will be shiDDeil for this mar
ket. With every wheel possible bo-l Minnesota, 21c to 28c.
I listen to tho prominent men and
MEMBERS OF SUSPECTED A1URDER TRUST
Clever Party
of maintaining
" a Iom wh.-n under
r,"";it't. initiative ar,d .pe-
S ;, 'T'"7 cu'd ,.f.., a
- He rt-ltt-l
I tl-e government
- '.i'.llor., t.uiMl,., ..,
p . ...I .-- to:, When h
L' J.'. -' aio. ;s.fioo..
f.'t' b' in np-n.le.t to
I,,',-. , .' 'o Ji.nofi rii.fi
r " y- ir.y
ii
The ladles of the II. of I,. F. and
jv gave a party on their last social
eight, to which everyone came
dressed backwards, much to the nier
rln.ent of those present Cin..,a
suitable to the occasion were played 1
1 k, i lie i einng.
Mr. .Shadduck won first prize and
Mr. Giiinore the consolation, liane
lg was also enjoyed, and the first
lomrer piayeti v.ail ",1,1m
ll'itne." Refreshments wei
'"'i tixithpicks and
served nra(.
It was all out of th" ordinary and I
everyone menu d to enjoy the ocra-!
"on iniliienrely. I
Sweet
Were servod I
coffee were
permission, a petition was presented 1 paving of Military street and Corey
asKiug ror autnority to locate in
Itoseburg. The city charter provides
that the granting of permits Is the
duty of the fire commissioners and.
consequently, the council Is unable to
issue building permits. The com
pany, however, desires to be In com
plete harmony with the city govern
ment and filed Its plans with the
council In order lb at the. Improve-. The Bcnt sMo fo the Ke,th aml
ment might bo thoroughly under- Orpheum vaudeville bill to be given
DIUI'll.
The company intends to fence off
six lots with a heavy but attractive
Iron fencing. Fireproof buildings
will be constructed of nn attractive
stylo of architecture and two largo
tanks will be Installed. The grounds
aro to be kept In good condition and
the property will be made a beauty
spot.
"The Shell company has great con
fidence in the future of Hoseburg
and desires to locale a plant there ,
the petition slated.
It Is agreed that the oil company
will Install two fire hydrants and will
keep on hand suitable chemicals and
nnpnratus for fighting any fire, so
tlint the danger from this source will
be reduced to a minimum.
Al Creason. who Is tho owner of
the property which the oil company
is buying, was present and states that
It Is the intention to improve th"
tracks leading to the lots and to
make other Improvements in connec
tion with the Installation of the
plant. Tho company is Hnxlous to
start work nt once nnd the permits
are desired as soon ns possible. The
plant will cost about $12,000, In
addition to the rolling stock.
After considering briefly, the coun
cil referred the matter to the board
of fire commissioners, but. adopted
a resolution favoring this company's
plans for Its construction work In
the city.
Till- was Derhnns the most impor
tant, part of last night's council
mooting. Mayor-elect Itlce did not
desire to take his seat ns mayor until
tho first of lleceniber nnd conse
quently the old council took charge
of last night's business nffalrs. The
new mavor and rnunrll men will tak
their places at the first meting next
...H, ,l,lcli will be on the 4t!l.
The'marshall reported that repairs
are badly needed in tne sun-wain ...
t..,..,t ,.r the Cardwell property on
Second avenue south nnd was ordered
to see that the repairs nre made.
Contractor ,. Motzger was ordered
lo remove dirt from an nlb-ywav in
North Ro-eburg. The dirt was placed
In the alley wav while paving 01..11.
ilnou were underway and some
the residents lire making
plnlnt.
w P Thomas, the citv treasurer
nresented a petition
increase In saliirv
avenue were placed upon first and
second readings.
o
Vaudeville Bill
At Antlers Tonight
at the Antlers Theatre tonight and
Wednesday has been very
good. Many reservations havo
been niacin tot both nights, and
theatre goers will doubtless be well
pleased with the program to bo
given. The Keith and Orpheum ar
tists havo been highly praised for
their appearances in other localities
and their pragram here will bo very
enjoyable. The program will bo
opened by organ selections by Mrs.
George Ilerry and a short film en
tertainment, consisting of a comedy
and news feature.
The program Tor tho vaudeville)
hill Is as folows:
Prologue Reggie Sheldrlclt.
Armnnd Wright and Ruby Karl.. A
series of songs, styles and steps.
George Nelson and Maud Day ... .A
musical Melange.
Pona Cooper nnd Company .. Playlet.
Edna Kncwles and Roger Hurst. .
"Mlunlo and Chlmmle."
The Brazilian Widow. ... A farco
comedy by the entire company.
Kxlt llnrch,
Woodman Lodge
Elects Officers
At tho regular meeting of Oak
Camp, No. 12R. W. O. V.. held at
the 1. o. o. F. hall last night, tho
officers to serve for tho coming year
were elected. Tho meeting was fol
lowed by light refreshments and a
short social time, which was greatly
enjoyed. The officers selected were:
Fred A. Fields, C. C: A. A. Senior
maim, A. !,.; I). H. Houser, banker;
M. M. Miller, clerk: M. Fickle, escort:
.lolui Nelson, watchman: John I).
Hall, sentry; William Hell, manager.
NEWSPAPERMAN BARRED
of
com-
IHit United Prein.)
LAI'S ANNF.. Nov. 21. The mem
bers of the press were barred at the
asking for an 1 first te-crel session of the near east
Mr Tlioinns took ! peaii" conference which opened at
..... ... i,... ni -,ri nor month and . Chat'-au Ouchy today. Isinet Pasha,
now asks that Hie salary be restored , Lord Ciirzon. Premier Poincare and
to 7r. per month. As Ibis Is a inn'- Pree b r Mu s i'inl conf. rrod behind
ter which will affect the new council, .closed doors. The Turkish ripresen-
tbe netillon was b ft on llie taniOiimv assumed an uiuepenui ni .,111
until next mooting. !""''. apparently holding that Tur-
. ,.ii,i,.n for the paving of key Is occupying a new hUh position
ies. with the privilege
is In the near east.
First avenue norm was pini on 1,. ,.-,,. .
the council and the engineer was ln-!e.ii.,l to the .
Mructod to pr. pr.ro plans ntul sped.! , f special rt.
..,,,.. for the iiril.niVonient. i
' The bid of L W M-t'Kor. In the
sum of l.lnfi.s. for the paving of
ACTING AS OHSLUVKIW
III 1 HMoela'.. )'r,st. 1
LAI'SAN'NK. Nov. 21. Richard
Washburn Child. American ambassa
dor to Italy, and Joseph C. Grew,
minister to Switzerland, acting as
ub u rvers at the near east conference,
conferred with Pullicate of Franco,
Onon of Kiiglaud and Mussolini of
Italy.
a'V.d
It. M. liullwlnklo, who has been 1
Visiting in Row-hurr for
ir,!..- ii-,.. - . . ilrnnln- ,- 1 -
It j ., ,1 , im; i or. 1 nusineu matters and
I ot l.e bard.na already ex-i.cr,'"l"g friends, returned to Port-!
land this alternoon, '
So startling have become the "poison dinner ....o-rs." nll".:e.i .0 involve Mrs. T.llie Min.ek m r. w,
murm ' Kn ilik. now estimated at twelve, that As-i-.ant Slate A-ormy William Mol,,,hl,n. of ( h,er,go has
been Jected to devote his entire time to the rase. The so-called Unca.-.. murd.-r trust w.is con, pos.-d f worn-
en. w t "ny woiked out diaboll cal mu.d. rs arsenic. Mrs. Kl.m. k has .1. cl.ir. d Mrs. Koulik mipplu d
her with poison.
women of the country who stop In
Portland and w!io sp-ak to the c.n:i
iry by means of the radio. Kqulp-,
ment. which can b- piirchnsi d from
$.10 up. will enable persons all over
the northwest to bear Th- Or'-goubin
broadcasting station, whi.h rone s In
uinisiiallv e. ar and strong.
The Oregoiilan's opening concert,,
clvon Inst tiicht. v. :n luald over Th-
V,.u.-ll,vl,.w i.c- VICT sel the !'-
of any station ev
n,.,,l u'Ik, lea
plainly as If the , rformers were in , that locli'y tho first of tho
the :nn. 1 i. Tl.e s.l Installed monMi. Mr. West Is a very good
bv The Oregon an U the strongest on ,ari.r nnd In going Into bnOnes
the Pacific coa.-t. with th" exception fnr himself In Co'.ullle Is nsure-l
of the set operated bv the l." An- 0f a K0 future os that city 11
reles Times This latiir station Is rrowirig verv rapidlv. Mi. West
Identically the s.une as that of T!ie t,nH R pr,.,-,! nianv friends In this
Oregnnian and al-i ,v' r' city who regret to see him leave,
clear, although It is rot quite as loud . ,lllt who sh him well In his busl
as The Oregoniaii. 'nisi cnterprl-o.
; Movlntr To Ootillllle.
Herne West, now employed as
barber a' Harnes barber shim, has
ai d lo r.-. Tlie cnurchased a half Interest In a bar
Its entirety ns ,,,r s:lnp nt Co inlllo and Is moving