THE SUNDAY OREGON IAN. rORTLANT, MAT .10. WOO.
MDTDR BOATS TO
CRACK E NT EXE 3 OF PORTLAND HUNT CLUB THAT WILL PARTICI
PATE IN ROSE FESTIVAL PARADE.
DATE FOR SPRING
RAGE MEET FIXED
NOTHING CHEAP BUT
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Regatta Will Be Held on the
River, Commencing at 3
o'clock This Afternoon.
Portland Hunt Club Prepares
to Hold Big Event
June 12.
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BIG PARADE BEFORE RACES
TEN CONTESTS ARE CARDED
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Craft Will Form at Clubhouse at
2 P. M., and Pmoord Down
River to Burnslde-Street
Bridge and Return.
Motor boats of "every description, little
and big. long and short, fast and slow,
will be In evidence on the waterfront
this afternoon to witness the first race
of the season. Two hundred boats are I
expected to be on the river, and at least j
ISO of these, and perhaps all. w!!! take I
part In the grand parade that precedes
the races. Headed by Commodore Kelly
In the flagship of the fiet. with pennants .
strung from bow to stern, the parade
will start from the Willamette Motor
boat Club house at I o'clock, followed
by the officers next In rank, and the
other participants.
At a meeting of the club Friday night
at which plans for the races were made,
each officer was presented with a naval
ensign denoting his rank. These ensigns
will fly . from the masts of the boats
in the parade.
Leaving the club house the parade wilt
proceed around Bumslde brirja-e pier and
return to the club house. The members
of the club In the parade will be accom
panied by their friends, to whom a gen
eral Invitation lias been extended for a
social ride. With such a large number
of boat taking part the parade will be
spectacular.
The parade over, the races will el Art
promptly at 3. o'clock. More than 60
boats have entered and three classes of
races will be run according to length.
The races will be from the club house
at the foot of Rllsworth street snd will
follow a triangular course around Madi
son bridge. Spectators will be able to
see the progress of the races from Starr
to finish from the bridges. A number of
valuable prizes have been offered, the
most sought after being the commo
dore's cup which has been offered by
Commodore Kelly. The committee in
charge of the races Is A. J. Fleming.
George Klnnear, T.. M. Myers. D. M.
Mecklem and IV. W". V. Spencer. Ir. F.
rammasch. will be starter and L. M.
Myers chief timekeeper. The Judges
will be appointed Immediately preced
ing the races. Tryouts tor determining;
time will be held this morntna.
At the meeting Friday night of the
Willamette Motor- Boat Club an invita
tion was issued to the members by John
E. Wolff to Inspect tils ne'w boat which
has made its appearance recently. The
: Wolff II. as the boat has been christen
ed, made a decided Impression on the
visitors. With Its trim and speedy ap
pearance it looks like a winner. It Is
expected to do better than 30 miles an
hour as It contains a six-cylinder en
gine, developing 140 horsepower. This
boat will represent the Willamette Mo
tor Boat Club In the races In Seattle.
Sunny Jim II. another speed boat,
owned by James B. Welch, secretary
and treasurer of the club, which was
Intended to be entered In the races
and of which much was expected, will
not be completed In time.
Regatta Chairman Fleming, who has
had fu!t charge of the races, has been
accomplishing wonders In getting out
a large list of entries, considering that
this Is the early part of the season,
and the majority of the motor boats
are not yet In good racing trim.
The club extends a general Invitation
to all motor boat owners to participate
in the parade and to be at the clubhouse
not later than 1:30- this afternoon. A
number of boats are expected from As
toria. Vancouver and Oregon City to
take part in both the races and the
parade. '
Following are the entries to date:
Lecgt h.
N'ame of host and owner f?et
Sterling. H. Kahlln
Alta. Slsfrted Bros 54
Lillian. Fred Peterson 14
California. A- Fish :
Artisan. C W. Boost Z 2
Judge. Oeorre J. K.-lly Jo
('hamuli. C V. oopr IS
Imp. S. Block wood. ..................... 1
Kittie. Joe Marhew : 4
Summer Oirl, F Brirke'.l
Vixen. J. K. Woirt 4
l.orpsomo-Yal'. rtav Jamison. ............ 1 1
"'him. Mr. Blr1ell 3;
Blllikin. lr. J M i ates ;
Nato. Al KlinsbiM -1
Wolff J . j. e. WolfT 44
Ansel Child, c. I Mever ao
Water Wifon. G. Kline '..'.22
I.onesome II. H R. Jamison 3 4
Sunny Jim. M. Woodard "0
Beaver. R. Haniah '. .19
Noptune. Jo Valentine 40
Auto Marine. I. M Mlcklem '..-2
Fappho. rr. Pnenser 35
Niagara. L.' Bfno "4S
Olandora. Oeorse Bi-ktr ""-
Sport. Georra Phllllna "Jt
Hooeier Boy. Peter Axand! 'u
Huh. Turner Bros , " " " -5
M.?reedea. H I jr. en
Comet. Mr. Bronaugh "-"
Vim. W. Jobea
Rochester. J. C. Alnaworth !
Coxey. J c. cox JT
Pars. Gsrrow Bros. . .......
Hatile. Kendall ja
Van. P. Van Datta """'i
Maruellen. J. A Freeman :J
- ' ' j rfrio.i . 4
Teaser. Von ds Worth Bros -
Kidder. Wild. Have J.
ltisle. A. J. Doyle i;
Salt Air. R I. r.liun " ;
It a. n u. 1 - .......31
H A R. . Harrington m. -
Skipper. I w. F'sret
Sliow olrL F. W. Smith
Sea Oull. rr. Ouilirk...
Oeorarta. Berl Wil 1 .amaon . . I ."
Maxell. T. Barrinsrr
Mercury. R. Mac.'eay
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BEALI. IS O.NLY .4300 HITTER
McCredie and Johnson Head List of
Beavers.
Walter McCredie and Ote Johnson seem
to be the only members of the Fortland
squad of Pacific coast League batsmen
who are capable of maintaining their bat
ting averages on the disastrous trip
Pouth. and each man Is represented hv
figures which are a credit to any bats-
Tr." J?Cr"U haa n average of
while the "Terrible Swede.- home-runs
and all. Is hlttlrg at .PSS.
Beall. the Angel recruit, continues to
tVfo? .,h.e i.?"' Pitcher., and
Is maintaining his .400 per cent clip hand
ily. However, the balance of the l.os
Angeles team !s not doing any better
than the McCred'eltes.
Outside of a pitcher or two. San Fran
cisoo. has Zelder. Me4ch!or and Nick
Williams with averages over .30, a-.d the
first named has dropped considerably
since the laat count of basehits was
taken. Rr,!y hits about .2 normally
and he will soon reach that mark. Mel
chior Is a b-t;er hitter than is shown
by his nark this week, while Nick Wil
liams is also a better hitter wh.o . - 1.
played regularly.
Xba Sacramento, Oakland, auid Vexxtoa
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clubs show a weakness In the batting de
partment, though some of their players
should come up fast, once they get their
batting eye.
The averages. Including runs. bits,
stolen bases snd sacrifice hits up to and
Including the games playsl last Sunday,
are as follows:
Portland.
A B. It Jl B B t H. A-
MeCrertte 1N2 i 4 it a '."1
Jobnion IK." 31 47
Koumter 12 o 4 O 1
Arttibrustar .......1-T 17 a '1 ".'-'S
Kennedy ......... 1 ...' ?1 S4 S 4 Vlw
Kreen Is.-, "4 40 1; 4 u
.l'n 1 41 II CI Jl
Ryan !'. VI ! S 10 ;!
Sl-esa ! IJ 1ft 4 3 .!
Harkneaa I 7 0S '- o
On ISi IS Z9 21 JO -IT
Car ret t J7 1 7 O J .17
1 arson X.l 2 5 o 2
Oraney 42 S S 1 2 .lis
T Seaton 10 1 t 1 1 .l"o
Wlll.lt i: O 1 0 0 .4esJ
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Coy C7 t n St
Martlnke l' 1 i
lli-i sj 3 a o s L
Hrj.hur 17 4S It .iW
CalTvn ir.S 1 XT 4 .Lis
St.all 1M 13 2 lo .-.'it
Berriard 44 2 10 o 1
Haley 1.-.7 21 34 14 214
Kltl1 1 Sit 2 4
Kann n 17 Ij a S 1
Moll 17i IS XI l-J
H Hosan loi s 14 3 a ih-i
c.raham M 3 11 2 1 lit
Harkll.s 2T. 1 3 I 2 .IJ'I
Hrar-klnrtdss 11 3 3 0 1 If)
schaler 3K 4 4 I 2 .lui
Ba rasaemsi.
Zamlock Ol 14 27 0 3
iar.dll lui SI R 4 ;h7
Houw I4" 1J 34 IS o :l
c. ilrjhim 7.1 T 1:1 1 x -,)
Itavmer lfi to 4i n 10 "i
Kitzcerald U 1 s o 2 -vi
! I 1"H 14 4S T 1 -41
Byrnes 14 I.-. 4 2fl
Shlnn 17 1H 41 IT 4 . ..,
Haum 44 2 II I o ..1
Janlng M S 1 1 2 Isl
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OmCERS
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K. Hernias, kairaus Reaatta
tvelly, ("wasaswabr t karlea V. l
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Wrown 39 B T 2 t ITS
rvmeo 2t 3 4 O O .!f
Klanasaa K 4 14 I S ,l:.
Wharn r.-, t a o .14s
liuar IO 1 o 0 O
Les Aaselea.
ll'l'l " 21 34 ft .4T
K"'!Per :v 3 11 a 1 Ate
I-niaa .......... 1 4S 13 4 s L"
"muh ...... .I'll Is 41 l T
He Z-'l 1 3 I -.tl
H "i 7 1 7 !: 7 4
! -n 1:4 I 2 .-.-.-j
l'"1IO 10 IS .! 12 II -It
I'Jl-r lsa 2 r.7 ! 3 2"t
M .rd 1-vi 14 i3 4 II ;"
iVh..tr l' 1 la is 7 3 !
T.ir 31 4 S I 4 V-t
Hr.ea'-r 1 J 3 4 O 1 . 1 - J
, urrnoo.ft 1.-. 4 14 1 a l.o
Ne ,m :j n 1 a n O't
Ni IJ O 0 O I .0"0
Ess w rrante-taew.
Hen'ey 31 5 II 1 11
ir.-in 1 1 4 I o .! s
Cort.ett 17 t 1 6 1 ;-4
Zelder 141 40 5 s 2 T I
Mel'-hlr .. ...lss 4 4S s 4 ?t
H uiiutma 14 2 1 .-.-4
Hrr 124 13 33 7 4 2 14
Ilo-Ue 144 1 Z .V. 2 6 j .,
Ter.i.ant II '. 21 i 1 i
Browning .'.s T I 1 IT
J U'UUams 14S 13 3f 2 11 -m .4
Kilv 3-, lain
J I.eml II", S 24 7 14 i ."4
ifunrlnrlt ......... r.-z 3 13 2 1 p. a
34rArd: IT'1 21 34 ft ft 1 O
W"-..r lsj ;l 4 j ,
wans 27 4 I 1 3 1:4
OaklajKL
Nelson .....13 O S O 4) Sot
Trueedals 14 T 27 4 1 .27.
Cameron 131 14 34 I ; 1
C !.!" 4s a is 2 ft ;
I W ll saa ls.1 14 4T a 2 .:!
an li.liren 14 1 11 37 I ut
f I.e le -.2 11 44 11 4 :.-,4
Urt'ir 1-' 1.1 44 14 12 :44
Murphv ISI 14 4-' S 2 2;l
l.a ln a7 ! ;i 1 4 :,.s
Carroll lis lj 24 f , ;
UKm J 3 T 4 o ;'
llol. . 3 1 2 7 I ,
T'.nneaoa ......... 14 e 2 o a 1ST
lunn 22 it t 1 o 114
Chrtatlan 44 7 3 s ISJ
Mlra 20 O 2 A a Io
WILLAMETTE MOTOH-EOAT CLUB. 1909.
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V. Kirearer, flee I Ssrseasi Jaasew B. W elesu terrelari .Treaaareri Asiaw
l eaiaillter. laser Hsw (.esri klasesr, ftew-4: ...rt.ri t Oeeras
aaarr, Ke C aslala.
IJsrrriool or Water Jump Will B
l-'rature Fine Chartnc It an hy
Antatmra S hedulcd Re
la t 10 lie a Scramble.
bt wit.t. n virmr
If It happens t ra.a I'aiur.isj-. June
members of the rortUnd Hunt Club and
ihoa ef rort.'a-de public who lore lh
t'K-rousr.bred for reeitvewa cf foot
o-.d Ma camereaa. taill auriy v. .to the
rnt'r- weatrrr bureau s-a(T as urde rab.e
rinarrai. f-.r thai la tt day s-t for
I is annual Fp-ing nr. rr-t.r. of th
Hunt Club. 1'nr eki past owners ef
Him slea-k-cialrd t horotighhred have been
pnrparirg u-ir mounts for the races
which will be held on tha track of iha
fountry 4'lub and rain or shins) the tee)
events wi.U-li are carded fr the after
noons sport will be by sll odds the best
in tie history of the rlutk.
Owing to Iba beeak'ng up of the
Irvlrgton race traek. the Hunt n! had
to forego holding Ha r-rtr.g rnet leal
ear. hut lis member, rhsrsctertatic of
the sn I hits la em they always d's'y. bare
entered Into plans to make lha raoe me
trg the event cf the ttoee Keetivad wsk
and supply trie public one grand ertT.
noon of sport snd pleasure. T1- rlaeslc
evert ef the usual Hurt Club tprlng
merl-iu two-mile rare, wilt Ke rnjang
Ilia year, but In lis place will be a re
news' of the steeple rl-.aee. an rrrct
whlrti will brtrg t4Te1her all of tl-e rrara
junipers owned by the club mem Hera The
rai-e w'll be run In lha renirrne;4 and
will he 0 er a dletam e of ground ard
the finish win be on toe track All of
the jump have been placed to be In
full view of the grandstand. T'. course.
wMrh will be about two and ore-half
miles will b marked with red flass and
he tare will be spectacular, for :t win
hot only rail for great gsmeneve on lha
part of the horses, but call up 1 ne skill
of the riders as well. Tie b?g tJverpool
Jump, or a It k om-t mes railed, the
water Jump, will be placed d.rect'.y op-
poeit li.e grandstand This Jump will
call out sll tl.al is beat in lie horses
as w-eil as being a test of nerve on the
part of the rider. None of the jump Is
dangerous and aa all cf the horwes en
trred In this classic are -ho:ed cross
nuntry tut br toppers, this rar alne
will be worth the price cf adm'.saion.
Big Mile Ktenl.
Tb near, b:g event will be the mile
rare. Th's rvrnl Will hr'rc together Ires
cracks thst have slsaja ra-d In t
two-mile event. W. 34 lal w
send J II. Bennett, winner of 11. last
I m o-rn! 10 race, after tb hinleime cup
to be offered to tlw winner. tC;dny
lieaenlerc bsa frnegon Maid r-gM oa
e.gt snd Ieleulensnt Wl-eeler. who row
oau Wallace 1.. Ilia b.g handsome crtesl-
nut thortughbred that captured so tr.ar.y
events at tb Hunt tlub Horse
will also be In this event. T. 8 Mr
(iralh. who owns Rey Isre will slao -nd
tnaa famous oM race horee after the
prise and If the irark harpers to h
to Key liars I'.king. the mile event will
be a horse race from wire to wire.
One thing is sure: never In any of th
Hunt llub sprlng m-1 thus fsr be Id
aiill there be as many horse far- starter
!. li. Wuini, as there w 11 be hat
urday afternoon. Jun Z. Judging from
tt'.e way the entries are coming in to
H. If. llerdinan. secretary of the club,
there will be briwen so and ? horsea.
Another rc that will attract attention
will be tl ladles mile trot This event
was won by 34iss Ines rumminf two
years asi and It ta lha blue-ribbon event
arranged especially for ma women riders
of the club. It will brir.g together a big
field of hunters Inst ran trot a mil
around a tl-rew-mlnut clip and they will
be ridden by th brat women rider in
th club. Feven women have made en
trie) for this rac and there are several
others be heard from. They will be
Mrs. E. J. Chlpman. Mrs. F. J. BufTum
Mrs. A. M. Cronln. VI .a lasrenre. Miss
Isdbaf.er. Mrs. . Wood snd Mrs.
James Nlrol.
A novelty feature will bat lb chariot
race, the first to be held In lh city
among amateurs. This will also be for
a ml! and each driver will handle four
horses. A. M.- frcnln. one of the most
dsrirg r'.dera ar.d drivers In the club and
R. B. In-.son. w ho la Just as fearless
and a smashing good horsemsn. will con
test for thla event. Thoee who saw th
Hocleiy tlrcus. and witnessed Mr. Cronln
do his famous Roman standing rac.
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your farter.
Did too know- that Ina BuicV Mo,lel 17 ISo!.! lha trrrM reccn? for 100 Tncs fn eirrt;!r IracVt
Ii4 yc-o knotr that tha BaicV Mvjcl 17 hoM the -orM'a reenrrj for 10,1 m:lr straicVt aiyt
Ihl yea know that tha Buick Mo-iet 17 has entered" mora tUaa 11 hill-chrtbir.s and racirg atrlt tti
scascir., and baa net been defeated ONCE?
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SEVENTH AND BURNSIDE STREETS
PORTLAND. OREGON
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kaow that chariot rac wit! he a thriller
from start to finish. Tb added event
and on that tritsst not he overt ookrd
will be a polo pony rar in wh'.rb tie
officer of tiv Vsncouver Ibarra- as w::
lake part, over at the llarrarka they
have a number of eaeeptioraliy Bo polo
ponw-s and lh ouestion of which puay
Is the fastest has been onen aruvHi
at ma ard In lh officer' club. Th
race eapeeislly arrar.ged for the pole
p..ra win a'ltle this flwi'm. It will
He a horse race, for In edd.t'rm to having
the honor of having lua faaleat ponv,
(here will be 43 drains by the entrants 14
rapture tha handeom trophy to go
the winner.
Itrlay to n Uvely.
In the relay race, a two-nv.1 err am Me,
II horwa wUl lake part. This will ba th
fun event of tb aTtemoon's sport, for
there will be lots of bumorotaa mishaps
strewn through tb event. lettrb. good
horsemanship, speed and lb hehewr of
th mount will cut en Important figure
In this rar Th feature rac for th
heavywe'ghte will be tb one-siuarter
mil daeh for riders carrying 3ta pound
and over. W. M. avM won the last
race of th's type snd h feels sur ef
repesting hi victory tils year. All of
th weight rarrytr.g mounts tn th Hunt
Club t shies hav bn In trairie.g f.r
this rac and Jwartjr.g Ju.'c Wisdom
wl'l hav his hand full gett rg th b g
field aasy. In addition to Mr. tsvts.
who 4tertare b would sooner win thai
race than b Mayor of Portland, there
will be It. C 4.-mphe!l. . t-. Htwer.
Jsmea Nlcol. T. A. Talturlo. It. Inmrll
Irak and sever si o: her It la wh'.apere4
tow down" that ls Bower has Im
ported a speed msrvvl from the fc2et
for thia event and thst b is keeping It
under cover. Mr 4wrnpb'.l swear If
lh. a tru ha will rid oi of hi blu
ritbon Jscka. who b aaya. raa run a
quarter af a ml je e fast that his shadow
doesn't catch up until the neat day. Any
way It will be a great rac and belter ta
look at than any autorr.obt'. rac In th
country, for at an aalornobias entst
t her s nothirg but a cloud ef dual, a
lot of bad m!l and a not.
Tb two other ven;a will be pnrg
rare, on for fle-'gntsi of a anile and
one ef I hr -eights af a m l. These races
will bring together all of lh rrark
sprinters owned by th ciub membwra.
It g 6lds will start In each of th events.
Tim re will also b a en-uai-tr-mii
rac for th J ur. lor snembers of tb Hunt
Hub. This race take the p'ac of the
pocy race whch Is a been thrown open
le all of tb kiddlrw owning borsea but
ths year th rac t;i b cor Hoed te th
Junior r'.dera and It wtil be a rac for
blood sur enough.
ETrythirg poihl will be don to
make th crowd ootr.fortabl w hile at th
track and In gattirg it to and from the
Cjusitj tluh Th fCc of admlsa or
t.'U year w VI be fta r' and wi: In -e!
ad th gTBcoster.d Hy spec'al ar
raticrmrr.lt with ::. s'reet rs lrosd com
pany, special car w.: be run 10 th
trark. Osnrf te the snsny evert on th
programme, ir races wt: stsrt prompt
ly at t octork.
Th efMr'als this Jresr will be: Judge,
T 9 Mcrat4. M. C IVawers ard Hugs
Hum; Hrry Vetsger w'.l b paddork
Jucse. a p-o'-'-'on h has P.:ietl wi-.h great
ability; M f. vf.sdom will b starting j
.tudsre end f4m Krwmer w:i b clerk of j
I r.e scale. T I. ofbc:al llrr.ee sr-ll b hi '
B. Tor.gu and Sam r.'.mor. ef Astoria.
Mttro Krhortl Wine Meet,
MOP.n. Or. May : grerlal
Wasco won it f'e'd meet of rri ghr
rean t'ountv High SW hoo'.s hy on point.
Twenty d fferer.t event were co:lld.
HomrUndrr Win fjrgrr.
T Cil'HN. rr.ftr--. Mar 3 Th Pr-
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iea pr in w ss.w- via - 'tussur saaS r f
frwm rT'i-iassa ciillf'l f tTT " r I ra' J' I
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1909 MODEL 17 BUICK. ? 1750.OO
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1909 MODEL 10 BUICK. 91050
CHALMERS
STODDARD-DAYTON
BREAKS ANOTHER RECORD
Krod iseman. with tha Slo.ldard-1 -avion. brraVs ll.a record
around San r"rar.ei4- !Uy, lomrnrjr tha former record by ten min
utes, doing 10 mi in ono hour and .".9 ir.ir.uics, Vou i!l notica
that eery rorord tha SloJdard ha pons after on the Pacific Coast it
has pntten. The have all been hard dnvt-s ovef the recti n try roarls,
where power, apoevd. flesihility anj slrrnjrlh vrchinod hav been re
quirrd. I this tha kl&d of a car yoa art lookixg for, or do you ant
a boulevard rar f
7-paaener, 45-H. P. Tourtr e Car. oqaippad with top. (aa latnpa praa-
toliu taxk, mainrto, (.lass frost ar.d tool -quipmrcl. 53100
1 O. H. Tor land.
5-paaaansar. SS-E. P. Toorini Car or Roadjter. aqaippad w-ith tn si
ne to, aa Lamps, prwrVoliLa task, top and claaa frost ?2 ISO
F. O. . Tonland.
S0-H. P. Boaalstcr, sjritb short -conplfd tosseao. aquirped with top.
magneto, u Umps. prefttohu ta&k and class front 91035
1. O. it. Port land.
FRED A. BENNETT
Latrcest Distnbctor oa tha Pacific Coast.
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CARS. V lava txr.tded jut '09 WlilTF.S in IVr.lar.d to di'.a.
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yoa ran raJl your own. Wbx! Steanoers are futly jruarantc-e-d. Tha
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THE WHITE GARAGE, 86 Tenth St.
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