TIIE MORNING OREGOTA. AVEDXESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1910.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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MKTT.Irt TH riTPR Seventh and Tarlorl
xbb'a mntlna-picturas ot Alaska, at S.li
clock sontsftt.
BrMui thRatf.r iTwc:tt
Mfrrfnay Boo Holmes la "Ols Otsoa.'
TonlsM ot la.
BiKlK THEiTEJI (rimoUl s:d Star-
rn.) Ths Raker Stoek Company
The Dollar Mark.- XiUSH at I. IS aad
tonight at SI.
CHI'nr.111 THCATER f Vorrtaon. br
(lata aad Mmlkl-TiadnUlo Tala an-
srnooa at 1.13 aad toaisna at S:l&
CR AND THKaTEK (Park and Waehtos
tool Toadovlllo. Tkta afternoon a 1:1a.
tonlcat at I and .
LYRIC TH KATES lenth anI Aldorl
Lyric Comedy Com pan r la "Tho Rons'
ftoom." This afternoon at 2.40 aad tuniff&i
at T .jo aad a.
ITlR THtATtR Park aad Washlnctoa
If ot loo pictures. Continuous, from I -JO
to 19 io p. at.
Gatbns Oovvkxd JIOyxhbjct. Efforts
of the "Blr Brothers"- movement of til
Portland YounaT Men's Christian A
elation vera warmly commended yester
day by Judge Catena of tha Circuit and
Jurenila Courts In letter to I .la com'
m'.ttce of manasement of tha organiza
tion. Tha letter was written by Judre
Catena for the purposa of asstgnlns
Probation Officer Krum to co-op era to
with tha "Bin- Brothers" In their efforts
to asstst Portland boys who are way- I Annnal Meeting Will Be Held
warn or aBianunueur iuu.
12 AMENDMENTS ARE U
CHANGES IV COMMERCIAL CLUB
COXSTTTCnOX PIaAXXED.
Ssuatss Study English. Captain
Kadellec. of the French bark Plerra
Antonlne. and four of hie sailors
escerdsy rearlscered In tha educational
deportment of tne Portland Touns Mon'a
Cbrtrauan Association. They will Improve
tnelr time whiia In tho t arbor by study
in Enarllsh. The Pierre Antonlne ta dio-
cbararinr a coal cargo from Newcastle. N.
8. W.. snd will later load iro n which
wtll be dixpatched byIeatley at Co. This
us the nrst Instance where a group of
seamen bss r-atrred at the V. 11. C. A
although, occasionally a sailor has entered
ciaaa In f!th speaking, while hia
hip Is la the harbor. An unusually large
number of forelarnera have bron studying
gUah at the Association this Winter.
Xvas Finn Pwovbs Bio Loss. Tha fir
which broke out In the phoenix bide.
t Fifth and Oak streets on Christmas
night baa developed Into a much greater
ka than wast at first supposed. Tho
Wiley B.' AJlen Company auSTed th
largest loss as almost every piano and
player piano In their Immense stock was
damaged by tha tona of wat-r which
wool used to extinguish the flams on tha
floor Immediately over their main ware
rooma. These) instruments were Insured
but It will require several days before
tha total loss ran be determined and an
adjustment made. Archer Sc Scbant.
dealers In dental auppheex on the next
floor below sustained the next largest
loesL
Qiu. Has Narrow EocArc Turning
tha corner at Third and Waahlngton
streets with hi horses at a fast trot,
Charles Paferson. a driver for the Fel
lows? Grocery Company, ran Into Maria
IloaYrnan. of 75 Hood street, yesterday
afternoon, and knocked her down. As
she fell beneath tha horses, she hsd
narrow escape from Injury. Patterson
continued at a rapid rait until Police
Captain Baty and Patrolman Wilson
seised tha honors and brought them to a
stop. Patterson wna arrested by Traffic
"trice r Leavena. Tha girl said she was
cot hurt, and went homo unattended.
DoORS-rcr Waif Is Only DotA. "Treat
this child kindly, for his father lives In
side.- was the Inscription on a tag at
tacbed to a baefcet which was left on tha
doorstep of Patrolman Abbott. I'M ii
thorns avenue. Monday nlxht. Abbott
found tha basket when he went home
from h!o night's duty and carried It In
side. No squslltng Infant met his rase
when he removed the wrappings, but a
laxge-staed doll, ami nestling beside It a
nuratr.g bottle, full of milk. The police
man has adopted tha effigy until such
time aa ha can run down tho fellow
officer who psrpetrsted the Joke.
Lackdrt Is DtarlTr.o. Harutlnr above
the sidewalk, at Belmont street and
Colon avenue, tho family washing flapped
In tha breese. Patroioian Arnold, re-r-orted
at tho police station that tha
sight rava a very unsightly aspect to
tits landscape. As tha owners ot the dis
play wars not out of bed on his watch,
ha wan unable to cope with the allus
ion. Tha Una was extended between a
second-story window and a telephone
pole. Patrolman Sherwood was directed
to look Into tha matter aad reported yes
terday that he had secured the removal
pf tha laundry.
CtarsmtT Rtnamci Tjrrabt Es-Ituaaiix-The
Kres Country Library
root established a general reference)
library with books on agriculture and me
chanics at Corbett. east of Sandy Blvar.
Bu!!?!ns of ths United States Depart
ment pf Aertculture and the puMirallona
at tha Oregon Agricultural college will ba
kept In this station. Tha library station
Is In tho Fanners' Telephone Exchange
and as under ths cars of W. EL Evans
TTis traveling library formerly In charge
pf George CnamberlAlB has been changed
to tha new stAtum
Fat Allotio for Labor Dat. Rm-
rloros of the street cleaning and sprinkl
ng department of tha city will be paid
for Iabor day. though they did not work.
That waa ths decision yesterday arter
soon of ths sajrs and nieans committee
f ths Council. It has been customary
fir ths men. although they do not work
tn monthly salaries, to get pay for Labor
(r. but ths approval this year was
Belayed by tha cummlttea until yesterday.
Catholic) Forsstvrs to Hom Iwstai
t-ATios. Ths three subordinate courts of
t CwthoUo Order f Foresters of Port
land will hold a Joint installation of new
sfTtccrs In the auditorium of ths Catholic
Toung Men's Club, on Moierts street, tn
Albtna. Thursday right. January 15.
aader the a use ices of Immaculate Heart
Court of tt. Mary's parish. A literary
and musical entertainment will ba given.
The axrangemecta are in charge ot J.
t'uff.
Pours PaaaBAjrr fH'insDin.-Charged
sy Patrolman Oelsner. uia second night
relief Jailer, with using undue seventy
wtth Matt Mays, a prisoner who was la
Delano r a custody. Sergeant Parker was
rsspended from duty by Chief ot Police
Tom yestentay morning and formal
tharges will be Sled against him with
l.s Police Commissioners, rarker de
clares that his action was justtfted and
111 fght for reinstatement.
Hoc-b: Brkaks Traix Wisrrow. Some
koedlura threw a rock at ths Wast tfde
train aa It was paeenng through Bertha
sxst evening and broke an outer window
f the last coach. W. D. McPonatd. sm
topter of the First Nstloral Bank of
UcM nnvll'.e. but now a resident of 1'ort
tond. occupied the seat by the window
a hen ti e rock was thrown. Trainmen
asy that thai as happened several times
b the past tMree daja.
Csat rrsta Apmits Ha Was fRtrxx--Adnlttirg
tlist he was drunk when lie
Irova hia automobils at a rate tn excess
sf the speed limns, st Third and Yam
k'tl atreets, and skidded Into a creamery
a agon. A. A- W al ls, a chauffeur, waa
ined KB In Municipal Court yesterday
narnlrgc. The court took Into consldera-B-.n
that ths defendant hsd Just been
tarried.
Mm. Mixlt to fnsria With Boss
pcrrRs. M. Ci. Muniy. president ef the
Kerta East Side Irrprovemect Assocta
Hon. la now tn tha Faut snd will go to
Boston to confer with bond-buyers and
pry to Indues them to bid on Broadway
trldgs bonds
TgatrmjaiAjrcw Wons V sr-f Topat. Ths
reatral Women's Christian Temperance
tnlon will meet at headquarters this
Iternoon at 1 o'clock. After rollrall
there will ba reading sf current s vents)
and) quarterly reports.
TP si. Brao."
The family health beer. Pboaa Mala Jos.
A V" Portland Brewing Company.
wtss Watcw RgT-Armisa). C CtriiUa
sea, !d floor corbett bldg. Take aleeator e
at Ctrr Marrrt A r.ancrit Co. wl'l
ataaK delivery on East eVris January I. s
"wv w for tsJl dfrlttaclcs M Wui.
Ionth When Vtve GoTcrnors
Will Be Chosen.
The annual meeting of tha Portland
Commercial Club will take place one
month from today. January !S, 191L
this meeting there will be chosen five
governors to fill the terms of T. Ii. W
cox. J. C. Alnsworth. Oeorgs W. Simons,
T. W. B. London and A. Feldenhelmer.
Tha commutes sppolntsd at a meeting
of the board of governors yesterday for
the purpoao of nominating five members
to fill the terms which will expire, con
a lata of Edward Ehrman, Horace Rams
dell. W. K. Woodward, R. 8. Farrell and
Lloyd J. Wentworth. Ten of ths gover
Dors hold over.
Those whose terms expire In lt!2 are
H. Beckwlth, W. J. Hofmann, George
Lawrence, Jr., and Roger B. einnott.
Those whose terms expire In 19! J are
Edgar B. Piper, F. 8. West. F. H. Ran
lorn. I". L Fuller and C. C. Colt.
Tha hour fixed for the session la
P. M. The balloting will begin at
o'clock and will continue until . Twelve
amendments to tha constitution are
for consideration. They provide for ad
mission of Army and Navy officers; fix
Ing the hours for balloting from 7 to
P. M.; that the commutes on nomlna
tlona name twice tha number of gover
nor to be elected for publication upon
the ballot: that life members have th
right to rote; re-deflnlng temporary
membership; electing of all prealdenta
to life membership and exemption from
dues; fixing the annual dues st 149
S4 a month with the exception of Decern
ber. when It shall be Increased $1. thii
latter sura to be -used for distribution
among the employes of the club at the
holiday sesson; providing that the annuul
duca for non-realdenta shall be not less
than $10 nor more than US. this to be
fixed by the bosrd of governors, and
limiting the Indebtedness for one month
of sny member of the club to lib.
During the recent Chrlatmaa season
I1J0T was distributed among the club
employes. The division of this fund was
based upon the length of service and
gave each worker $1.64 for each month
of employment. The board of governors
electa the officers of the club, which
t ths present time consist of H. Beck
with, president: E. B. Piper, vlce-presl
dent; J. C. Alnsworth, treasurer; V.
Hofmann, secretary.
asking that this action be taken was
received by Judge Gatans from the "Big
Brothers' committee, consastlng of H.
W. Stone, Fred Lockley. J. C. Clark and
Morria Wallln. Judgs Gatens replied that
he considered the work being dona by
the organlxstlcn Invaluable and he ln
structed Officer Krum to confer frequent
ly with the Big Brothers-'
Fbw Blocks Kxhaix CsnuatD. Tha
entire district between Hawthorne ave
nue and Belmont. Union avenue and East
First streets, will be filled soon, under
general contract with the Pacific. Bridge
Company. With the exception of two
full blocks and fractions of two others.
sll the territory will be filled st
sversgs coat to each block of tlCCKsX
Owners of ths un tilled portions have
made no contracts! to have them filled.
Property owners who are paying for fills
contend thst owners of tha unlilied prop
erty should be required to Improve also,
believing that the unfilled property will
become a nuisance. The health officer
will Ix asked to Insist on requiring the
completion of tha Oiling.
Thirtt Cent Bacos Is Now SSc Frank
L. tsrn'th sells fancy breakfast bacon for
Sc. Its ths surae quality that aelis la
other places for 0c a pound; namourg
ateak. sweet and fresh is l-c; sirloin
steak, tenderloin steak and round steak
are. ISc: pot roast beet Is 10c. lie snd
lJ'vc: beef for boiling Is Sc and 10r;
shoulder roast pork Is lie and lTic; pork
cl ops are ISc and c; dry swlt pork ana
pickled pork are lac; Smith's absolutely
purs kettle rendered lard Is 73c for
five-pound pail and 4c for a three pound
pall, fancy hams are 170 and a nair
ham Is ths same price; shoulders of lamb
are life; hindquarters snd legs of Spring
lamb sre 16c. The above prices prevail
In all of Frank 1- Smith's) S markets.
VOLrXTBSRS PUtASS CHILPRX.X. The
Volunteers of America held a Chrlstmai
tree party at the People's Institute,
Fourth and Burnalde streetsv last night.
and celebrated the occasion by making 300
children happy and dispensing good cheer
to almost ss many more grownups. Ths
reading room of the Institute was taste
fully decorated and a large Christmas
tree was placed In one corner of ths
room. The Volunteers dispensed psck.
agea of candy, fruits and toys among ths
children and otliers present.
Smith's Groceries- Frank 1 Smlth'i
big grocery has two entrances. 14& First
street snd 3S Alder street. The auto
truck wtll deliver you a big box of
groceries for 10c: Jersey cranberries;
Quaker oataa, mincemeat and black figs all
Kc per pound; Corn Flakes ana snaser l . r,rnT nnnilltl IO nm PI
aalt are ic each; two cans of milk for I MLOLII I n. DnUVIW IO UCHU
It pounds granulated sugar for $1; ten
pounds of hard wheat flour for sbc:
1'neium cereal la ZOc; strained honey Is
Pc per pound: two losves) of bread for
6c: three bunches of beets, carrots.
turnips or mustard greens for 6c.
CKrrAves W. Mnxn'i Fckbrai. To
na t. The luneral services of Oustavut
W. Miller, who died at his home. 845
East Yamhill street. Monday, will be held
In tha Methodist Church In McMlnn-
vllle today at 10 : A. ML. and Interment
will be In the Masonic cemetery. Ha wss
01 years old and Is survived by hist widow
and three children. Fred O.. George O.
and C Arthur Miller, of Portland.
Thct A La. Hats Xorwat Bitter.
Every patron of the Frank L, Smith
Meat Company can depend upon getting
Smith's fresh Norway butter at his
nearest Smith market today. Each market
has a supply. Norway costs eoo per
square. Oak farm butter which runs In ths
same class as Norway Is also SOc. Butter
cup butter Is Toe, Cloverleaf butter and
Eureka butter are both fcc
WiujasI H. White's Ftwxral. Hbu.
Th funeral of William H. White, who
died at Salem, waa conducted yesterday
afternoon by Washington Lodge of
Maaona. and final services were held at
he Portland Crematorium. Mr. W hits
formerly was keeper of the upper Mount
Tabor reservoir, and be atirvlved by his
Mow. Mrs. Cora M. White.
ST. Johks School Ctjkscsj 14S. St.
Johns' school census Is US according to
tle enumeration which was checked over
yesterdsy by J. rl Tanch. school clerk.
Tha census shows) a large Increase over
the number of persons of srhool age over
last year. I'slng the multiple of five. St.
ohns population exceeds too.
Ptaiaj 8-rt DT Class Meets Today. The
Bible Study Class ot tlie Council of
ewlsh Women will meet In the vestry
room ot Taropls Beth Israel today, at
P. M.
SEAT SALE OPENS TODAY
Tctraxxlnl Tickets Ready at 10 Trill
Morning at Helll- Box. Office.
Ths sals of sests opens this morning
at ths Hellig Theater for TetraxiInU
ths great soprano, -who Is Just no
reeking all ths old-world records In
er sensational triumphs. Today all
Han Francisco Is dazed and happy over
the moat astonishing of them all which
occurred Saturday night. Christmas
sve. when Totramxlnl. ths new star In
the firmament of music, prompted by
her own generous heart and a desire
to satisfy ths cravings of ths thou
ssnds of peopde who had been unable
to obtain seats during ner pan Fran'
Cisco engagement, actually aana to an
audience of 74.000 people at Lotta's
Fouotaln on Market street In San Fran
cisco, ths renter of ths business dis
trict. All ths streetrara that paas that
point were stopped during her singing
and the riamorous otitoursi or nomsgs
and admiration eclipsed anything that
has ever before been chronicled In ths
realm of song.
Tetrasslnl'a Portland concert will
take place at the Hellig Friday night
of this week. December 10. under tha
direction of Lois Steers-Wynn
Comsn.
LOCATION TO BE CHANGED
Ladd ot Tllton Bank to Have Quay
leva In Spalding Building,
t
Ladd A Tllton. bankers, will move
Into their new location In the Spalding
building. Third and Washington streets,
ths latter part of next week. Ths en
tire ground floor will ba occupied by
the bank. i
The building which has been occu
pied by this bank for many years, at
First and Stark streets, will be used
temporarily by the First National Bank
while Improvementa In the Interior of
the First National Bank building are
being mads.
WHERE JO DINE.
all ths dslteaaea er th sea sea at tka
FsrUaad Restaurant. Fias private aparSo
t&enta tor ladies, list Wash- near sls so.
frail wood Kerr, Pilot Resigns.
Captain Thomas repham. a plonser
allot of the .Nortnweai, resigned from
his post en ths Cellwood ferry yesterday
and waa replaced by Captain James
Whltcomb. or 1 years Captain Pop-
ham guided the ferry at tvaiama, nun.
before assuming duties en ths ateamer
John r. Caplss here.
rust ihssa roast Fbeas sMlwassi KM,
Oregon Pioneer Was Prominent in
Early State Politics.
Albert H. Brown, one of ths most
prominent Democratic! politicians In
Oregon In the '70s. and Stats Treasurer
during the administration of ex-Gov
ernor Grover, died yesterday at his
home. 344 East Sixteenth street, aged
88 years.
Mr. Brown was born In Baton Rouge,
a January 6, 1828. He served Curing
the Mexican War as a volunteer from
his native state. At the close of th
war he crossed the plains to California,
rrlvlng there In 1849. He engaged In
mule teaming between San Francisco
and Portland until 1S62, when hs sot
tied at Auburn, Or., in Baker County,
at that time a thriving mining camp.
He was elected to the State Senate
from that county in 1871, and In 1874
was elected Stste 'Treasurer, serving
until 1878. In that year ha retired
from politics and returned to hia farm
In Baker County, where he remained
until 1897, when be came to Portland,
He was known throughout the state
during the years between 1885 and 1885
as one of the ablest men In tha Demo
rratlc party. He was one of ths oldest
Masons on ths Pacific Coast, having
Joined the order In Treka, Cal., In 1858.
He later served as grand master of ths
lodge In Baker.
Mr. Brown la survived by his wife,
two daughters and a son, as follows
Mrs. Frances E. B. White, wife of Sam
uel White; Mlsa Ella Brown and Asa L.
Brown, of Baker County. Tha funeral
service will be held tomorrow morning
st 10 o clock from the fsmlly rsaldence,
and at lOiSO in Trinity Episcopal Church
hen Rev. A. A. Morrison will read ths
ceremony. Ths body will bs cremated.
SALESMANSHIP IS DEFINED
Speaker at Lincoln High School Tell
of Needed Qualities.
"Salesmanship may be summed up
tersely in two words ability and affa
blllty." said W. T. Woodward, of Wood
ard. Clarke A Co., In bis lecture on
"Salesmanship' in ths Lincoln Mgn
School last night. The true test ot
salesmanship hs believed lay In the
transaction that was equally profitable
to tha buyer and the seller.
Mr. Woodward took occasion to make
aa appeal for Government supervision
In other fields than purs food. Ho
polntsd out that many people lied In
labels and advertisements snd com
pelled ths salespeople In their employ
to aot unfairly. He ahowed how ths
pure food and drug art had not only
savsd lives, out swaganea tne con
science of ths people. He expressed
the hops that ths Government would
do soms awakening In other fields of
business also.
Ths lecture wss full of good stories
and bits of knowlsdgs eullsd from ths
speaker's 0 years of buslnssa experi
ence.
ORIGINALITY HIS THEME
staling L. Meier to Address Ad Clnb
at Weekly Luncheon.
Julius Meier, manager tor ths Meier
aV Frank Company, wtll give a talk
upon "Originality in Advertising" be
fore the members of ths Portland Ad
Club at their weekly luncheon today at
noon In the Oregon Hotel. The spesker
will define the vartoua phases which
go to make up originality ef th right
sort.
F. X. Ryder of tna chapman Advar-
tlalng Company, will enlarge upon the
subject of "Talk Advertising." while
George H. Howell, of the advertising
department ot The Orsgonlan, will deal
with "Shaping ID an Ad." o. c. Latter,
city editor ef Ths Orsgonlsn. will talk
upon "Breaking Into ths News. "
TONIGHT DOBBS' TRAVELS
And Arc tie motion pictures. Read what
tha manager ef ths Grand Opera-Houae,
rVartla, says about DobbS Arctic pictures:
eVarUe. Dec. 16, UIDl (To whom It may
ooucem.V I can say without a doubt that
the Dobbsf Arctlo pictures which played
this hours (Grand OperaeHauss) Decern,
per I and . rtio. are by far tha best of
their kind known In the world today
and ean double their business en their
return any placa
G. a. Barry. Manager.
$ I (,000,000 Railroad Deed nicd-
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Dee. ST. (ipe.
Cial.) A deed tor 811,000.000 waa tiled
East Via California
Have you ever con
sidered the practica
bility of going East
by a Southern route,
now that we are in
the grip of Winter 1
Then, why. not
travel via Sunny Cal
ifornia and the Santa
Fe?
The train service
on the Santa Fe is un
excelled. The scenery is un
matched. The great South
west contains a vari
ety of charming life
of a historic people
rapidly becoming ab
sorbed, whom in
years not far distant
you will consider
yourself fortunate to
have seen.
The Santa Fe has
three daily trains
from San Francisco
to Chicago via Kan
sas City and if you
wish can route you
via Denver. .
The California
Limited, the train of
luxury, is finer than
ever this season. It
is exclusively first
class. Our booklet
"The California Lim
ited" free on request.
Stopover may be
made at the Grand
Canyon of 'Arizona,
about which our free
booklets "Titan of
Chasms" and "El
Tovar" tell.
The Santa Fe is the
pleasant way, it is the
safe way, it is the
"Winter way, and it
it the right way. Con
sider. For details and de
scriptive literature,
call on
IL E. VERNON,
GEN. AGENT,
ATCHISON, T0PEKA &
SANTA FE RAILWAY,
252 ALDER ST.
AT PORTLAND, OR.
n ths County Auditor's office todsy. It
was a transfer of ths properties of ths
Oregon & Washington Railroad Com
pany to ths Oregon-Washington Kail-
road Navigation comapny.
Ballston Resident Die.
BALLS TON. Or. Dee, 27 (Special.)
Thomas Woodley, who died here last
week, had a large circle of acquaint
ance In Portland and elsewhere In the
lata. Mr. Woodley was born at Cllf-
on Hampton, Oxfordshire. Eng., July
J 8, 18(1. earns to America In 1871. He
settled In Illinois and lived there about
years, when he came to Oregon and
waa employed on public works In Port-
and for a number of years, tie mar-
d Mrs. E. B. Adklns, of Ballston, In
Sl.
Rack BsriwoTa Coal.
The bast house eo'al. Liberty Coal
Ice Co, exclusive agents. II North
eor-,anth street. Main mi: A, sua.
New Victor Records for January
ON SALE TODAY
10-inch Records Single Faced, 60c; Double Faced, 75c .
xo.
Bolnald Werrenrath, Baritone (with orchestra).
580 ' Dreams, Just III vm mo Berlin-Snyder
John Youns. Tenor (witb orchestra).
Ml Two Little Brows Kves .....Dana
Joseph Phillips, Tenor (with orchestra).
MOtS Ali That I Ask bi LoVe ooldon-Inj-raluua
Duet by Collins and Harlan (with orchestra).
8807 Oh, That Moonlight Glide McOeeAL oa Tiller
Billy Murray and American Quartet (with orchestra.).
60 The Jlajtte of Jtmti Joe Maloncy-Morse
16824 Secret larre ttavette (Hemlich, Still und leise)
(Ianeke) Victor Orchestra
Apple Blossoms Reverie (Kathleen Bobrrts)
Fryer's Baad
16488 Xear the Cross (Boone) .Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
Some sweet Day, By aad By (Croebv-Deane)
Anthony and Baxrlas
186P8 Iadlsby from Jocelyn (Berceuse) (Godard) .-
Victor Orehestrm
Melody In F (Bunenstein) Vienna Quartette
M684 Rans. the Fltste Player Selection (dense) (Hans.
Lo Joueur de Flute) Victor Orchestra
Bans, the Flute Player Valse Intermeszo (Ganne)
Victor Orchestra
1861 It Happens In Many Families (Canveron-Flanaasn)
Billy Murray
That Dreamy Barcarolle Tune (Goets) Ada Jones
1088S Tickle Toes (Spencer) . . .Jones aad American Quartet
I'm So Tired of Uvln I Don't Care Whoa I Die
(HterUusT-Smltb) Arthur Collins
NO.
1S68S
Popular Medley No. 8 "WHmnnc Melon lee
Meet tin Where tho Lanterns Glow" "Sly
Heart Has Learned to Love You" 'Just for
a Girl" ...Pryor'a Band
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