The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, February 11, 1916, EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textw SQf--SATISFIED ELDOM SATISFIED WITH ANYONE BUT HIMSELf L PAPER THAT . ' .A CLEAN WHOLESOME NEWSPAPER FOR ALL SOUTHWEST OREGON HOMES BEUEVbbin mtu". AND ALWAYS BOOSTS JAN IS S (Boob Simas mm "or ol ' op. U0C( ".' member oV the associated press Vol. No. XXXIX. Established 1878 As Tlio CoaHtMnll MARSHFLELD, OREGON, LLAIHETTE IT IGHEST TODAY ., . Clnnrl PaSSCS POft- 3 This MorninD, Record- inn Stage ui i-" " II IS SLIGHT Inother Flood in the Columbia RjVer IS NOW uuiiiniy From Headwaters. IE JAMS HAVE BROKEN LofOHpH",,'cC,,,,T,,ol"l,n'' MJ Htpomrr TiiiiiMiiii - IIoiih lN)iitloil III mo if" Jllotkndo (B, jUiocUt! Tri to Coot Har Timet. PORTLAND, Ore, Fob. n. no- it. jin rlriml tinnanfl If the Winanieue " "uu" - LWland at 10i30 today, nan an lour tho the gago roglstorcd 10.8. Ko serious damngo was uolio. Columbia Flooding A haw flood is coming down tho Ntimbla, and tills will causo tho wn- tt to lack up In tlio Willamette (ut It Is believed sufficient volunio liaio passed out of tho Willam- Itte beforo tho crost of tho inulti itream arrives nt tho confltionco to retent isrlous consequences. Ice Jiiiiim Aio Dad The Ico Jam at tho Cascade Locks In the Columbia broko thin morning. The water roso 7.G feet In tho Inst h hours at Tho Dalles. Tho stcam- Tahoma Imprisoned In lho Ico bo ot- is In a perilous position. 00 OG DANGER STRUCTURE OVER KLK KIVER SUFFERS FROM STORM Itnln t Port Orford Worst On Record Mull Communication t Curry Comity Cut Off (Special lo Tho Times) PORT' ORFORD, Ore, Feb. 11. Tho most Bovoro rain storm this sec tion over had wns experienced during thirty six hours. All tho stroanm north nntl south of Port Orford liroko nil records, overflowing nil tho low lauds along their hanks. Bridge In Danger Tho now'Elk Hivor brldgo Is In n dangerous condition, tho north end droppod twolvo foot last night caused' bv tho wntor waahlng tho bank away. This twisted tho south end find It too Is liable to go out ut any time. Tho mall which loft horo wns brought back and mall sorvlco generally in Curry County hns boon crippled. Wires Arc Down Tho lolophono wires uro down both north and south of hero and there la no way of learning tho damago south of Port Orford. Tho last roports from Gold Ilcnch voro to tho offect that tho river waj rising fast mud lho now Hiilnion can nery wns In great clangor of being carried awny. REASONS M 1 HIK B FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916 EVENING EDITION Consolidation of Times, Const Mall nnd Coos Hny Advertiser. NO. 171 Sscretary of War Quit When President Failed to Support His Army Plan. ASSIST! T LEAVES Garrison Also Obiected to Philippine Liberty Being Promised Definitely. NO SUCCESSOR NAMED President Will Likely PeiMinnlly Handle Ills Preparedness Plan Scfcral .Men Aro .Spoken of An Possibilities W.ILLA WAMiA CUT. OFF TO ENGLAND MA.JOR GENERAL SCOTT is now secretary WINNER XICARAGUAX TREATY WILL BE BATIFIED BY SENATE Assurance Is Given to Central Amer ican Countries Unit Nights Will Bo ltcsjiccted ftst Auocifttei) treat t hkii nr Tiraea.1 WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 11. President Wilson prnctlcaliy won his fight for tho ratification of the Nic nraguan treaty In an exocutivo session of tho senate today. Some of its most vigorous opponents said tho ad ministration had won enough votes to command tho notfessary two thirds and they predicted its ratification to morrow. Assurance GiWu s Assurances to CoSta Hlca, Salvador and Honduras that nono of tholr rights will bo violated by tho United States acquiring a naval bnso In Foil scca Pay will bo Incorporated In tho ratification resolution on tho Nlcaru- gunn treaty which tho sonato Is ex pected to pass tomorrow. EOT T STILL GOES OK Artillery Battle at Belgian Front Has Been In Prog ress for Ten Days. GERMAS GET HELP IRKING FOR PEACE CONFERENCE IS HELD AT STOCK HOLM, SWEDEN, TODAY. n 4.4Mttnt Vrtn lo ron Par Tlnif J Major General Scott, chlof of staff of tho army, automat ically bocamo Secretary of War nd Interim. l ADMITS HIS GUILT AMERICAN FINANCIER ARRIVED IN LONDON TODAY He Is Met ut tlilj Station by Govei'. nor of the Hank of England APPAM JtrcfUiu I inodcd and llrldjes Curried Away. Dj AmoUI1 l"reii to Cooa liar Tlmm.) WALLA WALLA, Wash., Fub. 11 -Walla Walla, cut off from tho 1....1A. 1.1 .... .-.... ... 1 uuinus mm uy nouns 111 ovory . tippi. ij .. ... . 11 -. .. -., urcam m mo vmioy mat tooit om- inltments and railroad bridges bo- ore them, Is Isolated today and tero li no Immcdlato hopo for train urrlM. (II; AoftoJ I'rru to Cou Ilr Tlmn. LONDON.' Fob. 11, J. Plorpont Morgan arrived in Loijdou today by Lpoclnl train from Fhlmouth. Ho wns mot tit tho station hero by Lord Eunllffo, governor of tho linuk of llnllroml Hwsland. TO Ulf GAItltlSON TO ItKTIIti; F1HMI PLM1LIC LIFi: (Or Ai.ofliteJ rrm to com, nr TlmM.J WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 11. LIndloy M. Garrison, forinor secretary of war, an- notiiiccd horo today that ho Intended to rotlro "nbsolut- oly" from politics nnd public life. Ho said ho would not discuss tho roslgnntlon from any political nuglo. (II, Awxlattj I'ruM to ou im, T1om, WASHINGTON, D. C, J'eb. 11. J Socrclnry Garrison rqslgne;lfrom tho Icnbinct bdynuso PrcshlciiVWHson do- MNSIGN KlItKPATItlCIC SSUMKS HLAMK AT COUNT MAltTIAL Held ItcMjioiislblo for Loss of Ilattlo CmU Hook from Dcstiojcr Hull (II) AmocIUM I'rr. In C001 Hay Time. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11. En- I sign Robert I). Klrkpatrlck plcadod guilty today to charges of ncgll- ,'gcnco and inefficiency beforo n court j martial on tho battleship Orogon In 1 tho proceedings to fix tho blamo for inu uiiiiuuruiicu nisi Allglisi or 1110 I secret linttlo signal codo book troi inu urailUHT llllll. MAY INTOHI'OltATi: jCold Itcjcli Pwiplo to Vote on Hie Question COLDDKACH, Ore, Fob. 11. On February 10 Gold Ilonch, said to bo the only county sent In tho Unltort States not an Incorporated city or ton, li to voto on tho question of In wporatlntr, and this old-tlmo mln ll anj fishing town Is throntonod 'lb the Invasion of tho boom ml crobewvlch Is slowly hut surely inoc- s wurry county, porhnps tho KOJt Isolated Kaptlnn nl ll, u..in.i States. i Ts a'lii: indication at nAtioK'a'l uaWtal. ' . 5 1 1 1 r : 1 , Matter lias llecii Settled Hut Has Not Yet ltecii AiiiKMinrcd, ,, ititttevjra Silent . I k . r . in, AuocUloil I'imi to Coo lUr Tlmr, WASHINGTON,. D. C, Fob. 11. Disposition of tho Hcltlsh liner Ap p;un has boon decided upon by tho United StatoB mid will bo announced Intor. Although thoro Is no official confirmation, indications nro that tho ship will bo pormitted to remain In American waters as u prize of tno Gormans Indefinitely undor tho torms of tho Prussian-American treaty. ! S'Ml'SOX .MILL MARKS NKW Rl.TORD RUN Tho Simpson Lumber Com Pn at tho Porter mill In orth Bend yesterday mailo f?ecord c,,t' A t"4"1 of 165.000 reet of lumber, Made. was cut I board 2. !, would ,,p 8tlu m Jwthe log scale This Is h best cut that tho Porter m"l has vni. i.n.i "AAA. WIMj 1JU.V MONDAY Smith Mm Sot Yet Forced to Closo Down ttatea tort.v .1 A" Smlth coniP"y Hnr u :,: :" ll might i.0 noccs tl'o big mill for a "?to,llludown " ?L TLnt ot th0 8,,orlnK Bth mills ,. fcM ll0 "'HI Is closed. Monday ThemlllWiU8tarta' "ere tnav i. . , ,U8l next weoi. , 77 00urai uays trickcan be. Soutl,e-n Pacific h bfQUght ,n, ' SlmP 80 lB3 C" "U8nt in from Powers. xkv wjmKircroEiix Hi WW I wifh n Pan' of Ch,oa8o. ,,one' Schn J. rporat,on cmm:s ' '"tention T "8 decl""tlon h "U state T(engaB0 l business ,IU1 N. D aim Capltal ,8 ?600,000 med Us attorney m fact. ENGLAND TAKING , INFERIOR MEN, T'hoio Not U11 tolfio'ltesulur Stand- urd Aro Affejlti'd' for Somo Lhies of Work tnr AocUtei ITr.4 la Coo (lay Tlmr.) LONDON, Fob. 10. Instructions hnvo boon Issued to local recruiting officers not to roject a prospective recruit simply bocauso ho Is unfit for gonoml mllltrvry Bervlco. Men who aro not tip to tho physical stand ard roqulrod In active campaigning will bo accepted for homo eorvlco, garrison duty at homo and clerical nnd other sedentary army ocoupr. tlons. Also reservation Is mado for men capable of holplng to built roads olnq,ditb ,1B,8t without,, compromlso upoij tio auoption or. 111s coniinoiuai tyunyjplnn by Congress. Tho resig nation was tendered and accepted yostorday and, with Mr. Gnrrlson, tho assistant secretary of war, Henry C. Hrockonrldgo, loft thq bovIco of tho govornmoiit. , ,, . n , v " Will Handlo His Plan J Today tho president finds liitn solf porsonnlly In charge of tho ad ministration's plans for strengthen ing tho army and working out a der Inlto military policy. Ho hns not so locted a successor to Gnrrlson and It b rcgardod as probable that oven af ter n now head of tho war dopart mrmf Ik tiamod. tho nresldont will continue to handlo the preparedness 'w "' Insurrection arising from plans to a great extent himself. Reasons Jllsclosl-d Tlio fensons for Garrison's rcslg lfatloir.qnd nccoptanco hy tho presi dent aro disclosed Jn a lengthy cor respondence nmdo public botweon them'.' Tho correBpondoncQ rovcalcd that while tho secretary loft tho cabinet HODS THE CABINET OHARLIIS y. HANliO.V OF SAN FRAXCISpOlS: CHOSItNT1 ' ' Will I16 LwdcV pf tho 'Pacific CdiLst Defcuso league KJtiveniiiiSi '" Aro NninodlAltio: ' tur AoutigrrM tocou nr tiMm.j SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 11. Charl03 F, Ilaulpii of San Francisco is to. bo tho Uoad of U10 "cablu6t" of flijyPaciflc Coast Dofenso Lcaguo, It was 'uunouncod today. The cab inet olected as vico presidents tho governors of California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada nnd Idaho. IltJilon announced that tho vico presidents had agreed to help change tho laws of tholr respective states so tho national guard shall not In tho ftituro be asked to put Opinion Prevails That Main Offensive of Germans Will Await Fair Weather. FRENCH MAKE ATTACKS GcrmaiiH Claim They Were lfopulscd hi Attempt to ltecapturo Lost Trenches Near -Vliny ami AIno South of Souinio River K.MPMROR NICHOLAS , IS AT THK FRONT tnr AMorUlod PrM 10 Ci rT TlmM.J LONDON, Fob. 11. A Pot rograd dispatch to Routers says Kmperor Nicholas yestor day loft for tho front. tnr AuocliteJ rrM to Cooi IHr Tlmn 1 AMSTERDAM, Feb. 11. A dis patch from Ghent to tho Echo Uolgo buys that on tho Uolglan front, bo tweon Ypres and Arnotlores, a vio lent nrtlllory bnttlo has boon In prog ress for ten days. Tho Gormans aro strengthening their lines, but tlio opinion prevails that they hnvo post poned tho largo offcnslvo movement until tho weathor Is moro favorable. FRKNCH RHPULSKD , Fall to Retjtko Titmhes Lost In Ar tels Region ... INr.AiuocUt.l rra to CooflKr TlmM.J iDERLIN, Fob.;li:-iiTho rephlso 01 four successive attacks' mado by the French' In um'dffort to reenpturo tho trenches they lost norlhwbst of Vlmy lnArtolB was announced today at ar my hcadquartors. Tlio French also failed' in nssaiilts south of tho Soinmo river. IN I HAVE FAILED MIGHTY TWO MIDDIMS MUST LKAV13 NAVAL ACADFMY labor disputes. PRESIDEN T TALKS S'croti-y Daniels Approves Itocom ineutlatlon of Uii Academic Hoard for Dlsudssal (Ilr Auotlit.il l're. lo Toot Dr TImM.l WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 11. Socrotary Danlols today approved the board at Annapolis dlsnllsslug 82 rt'con)l!iopdttlon of tno acadomlo mldslllpnton for falluro In their studies. ADDRICSSICS CHA.MHMi; OF COM MKRt'IJ OF UNITED- STATUS. and of working on dofonses. This now order has come Into offect slncb the close of tlio original Dorby en rollment Bchome, and perhaps a largo number of rojoctej Dorby men will now have to bo re-examined. STAMP COLLECTORS GET BOGUS RELICS War, Hut Holds Trouble lit Arm's Length. (Or AortM I'rru to Cnot Ur Tlme.,1 WASHINGTON, Fob. 11. Dolo- gates to the aniiitcd convention of tho Chamber of Commorco of tho United States left for tholr homes today carrying with thorn a mes sago from President Wilson, tho outstanding featuro of which vas his detormlnati.on to keop tho Unit ed States out of tho European con flict, although ho declared the na tion merely hold trouble nt arm's (llf AuocUtol l'reus to CwiHij Timet. LONDON, Fob. 11, Stamp col lectors in the United States have been baijly hoaxed In accepting as gonulno tho Gorman Kameruu stamp bear.ng the overprint G, R. I., according to a British officer with tho troops now occupying that African colony. The Gorman colonial stamps tire genuine, ho says, but tho overprint Is bogus. Germans In the uuconquored part of tho colony uso the old stamp as it is. Members of tho expedition send their principally bocausp 'tho president n,.omI(0i (o Kcc,, Country Out of would not "Irrovocauiy support 1110 continental nriny plans," his opposi tion to tho administration's program for sotting a doflnlto timo for Filipi no Indgpondence as outlined in Sen ator Clark's amendment to the Phil- gi Ipplno b.ll, was an Important factor. Loynl to His Chief Assistant socretary urocklnrldgo, jwho shared Secretary Garrison's vlows, leslgned becnuso of loyalty to his chief. His resignation was niso accoptod. Several Considered While Socrotary Lano Is being con sidered in official circles as a likely .length. Ho also spoko of tho need cholco as the succossor to Garrison, J0f a scientific tariff board nndinor It Is understood the prosldent has tin- vhaut marine. Tho address vis do dor consideration J.wp, or three men. mvered at a banquet last night. Former' , governor , Walsh of Massa-1 ' , ehusetts, former Governor Harmon of Ohio and former Mayor Raker, of Clovolnnd, nro among tho names dis cussed. Will Ho Democrat. Tho president has already mado up his mind to appoint a Democrat. It is said ho will not bo from Now Jorsoy nor from tho South. It is understood, however, that at least one man under consideration has not beon mentioned publicly. Tho pntiinof met today with a vacant WOOD BRED MELltOUHN LAHORKHS VAXT THE PRICE REDUCED SCHOONER BU ED mall by government frank alone. Civ liaJr fflr thQ' f,rst tlmo Binco Bryan's Rians of the British pro- 'tectorato use the German stamp bear lug the overprint C. E. F. (Camor oons" Expeditionary Force). In no case were tho Initials or tho English King and his titles printed upon tho stamps. .resignation. The convenience and profit of Times Want Ads will ho demon strated by a trial, Times want ads bring results. CATCHES FIRE OFF COAST OF NEW JERSEY TODAY Captain and Crew of Seven Iteseued by Pilot Boat Three Aro Injured D? AuocUiod rrM to Cooi Ilj Time.) NEW YORK, Feb. II. Tho four masted schooner John Ilossert of this port was virtually destroyed by flro this morning off Navenslnk, N. J. Tho ccptain and crow of seven men were taken off by a pilot boat. Three sail ors were severely bumod. She was bound from Georgetown, S. C, for New York with lumber, Until It Is Cheaiier Dock Workers RufiitJa to Handlo Flour for Evport f fir AuocltttJ Treat to Coot lit 7 Timet. MELBOURNE, Australia, Fob. II. Dock laborers horo havo refused to handlo flour for export shlpmont un til tho local prlco of bread Is reduced. GERMANS HAVE CORPS OF EXPERT SKATERS Rand Orgaulcd to Carry Messages Ovty tho Froen Lakes In Whi ter Hanson (0 AuKHhUed I'reit to Coot Day Tliuw.J KIEV, Fob. 10. Ajnong German prisoners rocontly brought horo wero a numbor of men who called thomsolves "Dispatch Skaters." From them It was learned that a wholo company of export skaters had boon equipped early in tho winter to car ry dispatches by short cuts across tlio lakes among which the Germans have taken up wlntor quarters In var ious sections of tho front. Tho or ganizer was said to bo a man of tho namcof Wagner from Vienna, n prlzo skater and racer of local ronown. Tho prlsonors, Including Wagiier, wore captured at Vollnl, near Vladimir Volynsk. REBEL IS CAPTURED J'EADEIl OF TEXAS HEyOLUT'OX TAKEN II Y SOLDIERS. Times Want Ads Get Results, Gntlita-hiK Is Outgrowing of tho Ford EiH.dltlou Mayor of the CI. ty Speaks tlr Aiioclatod rroM tu Cooa Iltr Timr.j STOCKHOLM, Feb. II. Tho neu tral conference, hold Its first regular meeting horo today. Tho conferonco was addressed by its chairman, May or Llndhngon of Stockholm, who votcod tho hopo of if uturo accomplish ment in the causo of poaco. SI STRIKES ME GERMAN! HAS CIVEN NOTICE Informs Neutral Countries Armed Merchantmen to Be Treated as Warships. TEH MADE KNOWN NORWEGIAN STEAMER SINKS AND OFFICERS LOST. Somo of tho Crow Aro Saved by a Pilot Boat and Taken to Stockholm. tnr Aatoclatail Prraa to Cooa Day Tlmt. ROTTERDAM, Fob. II. A pilot steamer arrived nt tho I look of Holland carrying ton men from tho Norwegian steamor Vnurll, which struck a inlno and sank. Tho oap ta!ln, chief englnocr and socond mate aro bellovcd to bo drowned. D Of BEL I LEGATION AT LONDON CONTRA DICTS THE PIMCE TALK. Says Story of lVoposals Mado lly Germany Aro "Without Any Foundation. Ilr Ataotlatnl rrttt to Cooa l)r TlniM.l LONDON, Fob. 1 1. Tho Belgian legation announced today that the rumors which Qinvo been circulated that pcaco proposals rocontly woro mado by Gormany to tho Rolginn govurnmout tlon. '!' .aro .(o;(id of .fotinda-, Hold to ltlaino for tho Troubles In Northern Mexico nnd on tho Border. Ilr AuoclateJ I'ratt to Cooa Hay TlmM.J BROWNSVILLE, Tex., Fob. 11. Anico Toplzana, nllogod loader of tho "Texas revolution," hold 'respon sible for tho bordor troubles nnd gonoral unrest last summer and fall, was captured yostorday and vas brought to Matamoras, Mexico. England Accused of Inciting Illegal Acts on Part of the Merchant Vessels. SH0WPI IN DOCUMENTS Claim Mado that Papers Found on British Vessels Show Action Ad- vised Was Contrary to AHHiirant- cs Ghcu to the Unlrcd States (Ilr Aatoclttnl Preit to Cooa Dr Tlmta.l VIENNA, Feb. 11. Tho toxt of n momoraiidum communicated by tho Austro-Hungnrlan forolgn offlco to day to the neutral governments, nn nounccd tho decision of Austria-Hungary to treat iiB wnr ships arniod mor clmntmont of countries nt war with this nation. It says In part: "As Is ovldont from tho memornn duni which tho lmporlal Gorman go crnmont communicated to tho noutrni states, Instructions havo boon found Aboard tho British stoaniers which provo the British govornmont Itself Incited Its merchantmen to Ill egal acts and this In comploto con tradiction to tho assurances which communicated to tho Stnto Dcpnr' mont at Washington." SECRET DIVULGED. Claim Vessel British Hud Ono Armed 'Wlion fliinU. Hr A.iorUUJ I'rrti lo Cooa nay Tlmra I RERUN, Fob. 11. Aipondtco. nttnehod to tho Gorman momoruii- im" iiukiijriiiK mu uuuirui naiions that arniod marchnntmon of tho enemy nations will bo considered nn vnrshlps, lncludo sccrot Instructions from tho British admiralty for ti sinking of submarines which Wore found on tho British steamer Wodd- flold. The Woodflold waB sunk"" 611 Nov: 3. A list of tho crow aboard showed n gun captain and a gun crow from tho navy oil tho ' vessel. ' FIGHT G 1 CHRISTIAN HERMANN AT Till FRONT WITH GERMANS GOT GERIN MONEY CHARGE MADE AGAINST 1,AROR NATIONAL PEACE COUNCIL W. H. Kramer, Former Vico Presi dent Gives Testimony Beforo Congressmen Today (Ilr Aatorlaled Traaa to Co Dy Timet.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 11. W. II. Kramor, former vice prosldont of Labor National Peaco Council told tho houBo Judiciary Bubcommlt- too that tho council's funds canto from German sources. Kramor made tli statomont nt n hearing of Representative Buchan an's lmpenchmout charges against United Statos Attorney Marshall of New York. Ho mado tho discovery, ho said, after he had been connected with the council several weeks and then resigned, REPORTED r.EHMANS STATEMENT TELLS OF BRITISH NAVAL LOSSES ClaJni Mado That Cruiser Is Sunk and Another ToredoOd by tho Germans (nr AuocUt.il Treat to Cooa Day TlmM.J BERLIN, Fob. 11. An official statomont rocelvod horo today assorts that a British cruiser has been sunk by a Gorman torpedo craft and an other British cruiser torpedcod. Tho British official press bureau donlcs this. Man Well Known Hero Is Lieutenant of Artillery With Army of tho Kaiser Ilonry'Songstnckon discovered in going over tho records today tnai Christian Hormann, formorly of thl place, is now n lieutenant' In tho G6r nirn army. Mr. Hermann made nu acknowlodgoniout boforo nn offlcor ut tho front and tho papor was fH"d horo for record In some business mut ton Mr. Hermann was well known known horo, He was married t the widow of John Norman who was drowned whon tho Arngo wns wreck ed. Tho first Mrs. Hermann dlod and ho married again. Tho couplo for a tlmo lived 011 the Chandler ranch on Coos RIvor which thoy purchased and afterward sold. Mr. Hormann Instituted suit to re cover an equity In most of the prop erty nt EastBlde throught an intorest of bis first wlfo but ho lost tho suit. BRITISH STEAMER HAS BEEN BEACHED Dr Auorlithi Treat Xo cut nar Tlmea. LONDON, Feb. 11. The British steamor Elswlck Man or, bound fioni Raltlmoro for Hull, wns beached off Yar mouth. The crow was saved. 4 Times Want Ads aro tho one mo dlum which roaches ALL the people. They engage public attention every day Always on the Job. ; REPORT OF EXPLOSION SAID TO BE UNTItUE (Dr Aworlatad Treaa to roo Oar Tlmo.. VIENNA, Fob. 11. An of ficial statement Issued hero today declares the roport that thoro has boon an explosion in tho ARodn factory in Bo hernia is untruo. ' For good service, seo Jay Do)Je. Tailoring una Cleaning, ' Mi li, ir. . t 1 1 I I 4