THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY BVENIWO, DBCEMB1K H HO
LACK OF MONEY IS
inmiiiH ee.ptp
ssiim a m
COUNCIL'S DEFENSE
AT LOCAL CLUBS
H-i.T.r-.. i. . .-.-i-i-. -i- ji'-fcn 11 -..a.i...il... - -
Menus Which Have Been Es
pecially Prepared for the
Homeless Members.
MAY AID HOUSEKEEPERS
WITH CHRISTMAS DINNERS
Hotels and Railroads Have
Drawn From All Parts Del
icacies for ths Palate.
Christmas cheer wlU be combined to
morrow with the leisure that goea with
Sunday dining a pleasant condition that
doe not always attend Carlstmaa din
ners In a buslneee community. It will
he mora generally than ever before a
home Christmas In Portland, and many
sumptuous household dinners are being
prepared. Housekeepers who are at a
loss (or Ideas In preparing elaborate
dinners may And helpful suggestions In
the menus that will be served by Port
land hotels and clubs, whose stewards
have (or weeks been seeking the bast
things the season's markets afford (or
the Christmas (easting. Splendid din
ners will be served by Portland hotels,
the restaurants, the Commercial club,
the Arlington club, and others. The
Northern Pacific railway dining cars
wilt offer sn unusually attractive dinner.
Among the notable menus are the fol
lowing: Arlington Club.
Tss. Point Oysters on Deep Bbeil.
YsesUs ley OysMrs ea Plate.
Omb of Terra eta. Ceeeeasne RoyaL
OslDsd Royal Chinook Balmes, Aacbory Sauce.
Columbia River Sasalta a la HargaoeM.
Cucumber.. Potato Daebeese.
Teal Sweetbreads. Puree at Bplaaca.
Flesh Maahrooma a U areas.
Beast Tsrhey. chestnut Dresetag.
Saeale o southdown Mutton.
. . Broiled BsgUsb Salp. on To.t
Bosun lettuce, Preach Dressing.
Steattah Plum Puddlna. BrandT Base.
tl frulttl lea OreeavVllnce and Appla Pla.
tea. loauea uracsera.
Coffee.
Olub.
Take Point Oysters.
Mock Turtl. s la aaglalae.
Oeneomme BSrlaa.
Celery. Olives.
Striped Baaa. Ooart Bouillon.
potatoes iNoeeeae.
gssaa PattUa. St. Hubert.
-II ,fc . flh.llnta
Beast Tarkay. Cbaatnat Dreeelag.
Ptasi Padding. Bard aad Brand Saaee
Ml
fin... Pla.
Pralu, Nuts. BalalBS.
ranee.
Take Point Oysters.
Halted Nats. I
Prtaeesea. Crjam of Terrapin,
lied Wlaalavf Whit, nab.
siuet or eoia
eai
tie of Oblekea lit. Mllaaaiae.
Pla Money rtcawa.
e( Beef, xorksarra raoaias-
lleea Boasted. Preach Btrtsg Beaaa.
Taraey oinu .
tweet Poutaea. noccetaab,
fa ah I I Haurr.
mi Milk Paocb.
Mallard Duck. Carrast Jelly-
..lad. Hearts ef Lettuce.
Tarkay. Virginia Ham Stuffed.
Pate de vats urai
Pmm Pudding with I
Mines PVs7aikk
rkaasi reataala. Cs
with Bread.
fa Parfatti-
lres lUoearooos. Bum Wees.
rrSR. iraxa ano aaiaiu
ammm da Mentha
Booosfort. Mocha
Wart. Seal
rigs ta Oagaae
Bloa
TarUa.
3rta ofB
Ooasorsma Celesha.
OUvea.
aoUta ftf fclnaftah
lied Cucumbers.
a-la4 '' -
Oreesel
Prima
laettea or Asp we.
Dear
il. A m It rv,t a t
eked amekUag fig
B.I. If la In Batter.
aBaa sam fTlBllfl PuBCh
Beast Tnrker. OT"ar
cranberry Jail
nr. 1 n dim rVMIB.
Baked Sweet Potatoes.
iiMriim Salad
Chrlataaaa Plum
ui. pi. RaaDberry Ice Cream.
- - I r,h Vrult.
Baas) aad Baqaefort Cheaae.
WataTwafsra Craekera.
Coffee.
.LA GRANDE JURY FINDS
RASOR NOT GUILTY
(Hparlal Dispatch to The Joeraal.)
14, Orands, Or.. Dec J The oaaa o(
the sUte of Oregon against Albert
Basor. charged with ths murder o(
Banlamla Boas at Elgin last January,
which came before District Judge Robert
akin last Thursday and oontlnued un
til last night, when It was taken by
the Jury, resulted In a verdict of not
arullty today. J
The case grow out of a difficulty that
happened at a sawmill near Elgin last
January. Ross was employed by Raaor.
the man who killed him. Rasor alleging
that he was compelled to shoot Ross In
order to save his own Ufa Ross had
jabbed him In the (ace with a peavy.
Innirtlng wounds that mads his con
dition serious (or several weeks. Dis
trict Attorney Lomajt appeared (or the
prosecution and 8am White of Baker
City (or the defense
ARRESTED AT PENDLETON
ON CHARGE OF FRAUD
(Bprrlal Dlapatch to Ths Journal )
Pendleton. Or., Dec. 14. Martin Hunt
imila, .m,t I '- r. h. ir.it With Ob
taining money under false pretenses. He
secured. H la alleged, small sums (rom
everal prominent business men Dy rep
resenting himself to be a son o( O. W.
Hunt, the builder of the "Hunt" rail
road, known as the Washington Co
liimMi Rlv.r railroad. Hunt's aon re
sides here and Is one of ths trio o(
students dlamiBBcrl rrom ) aie coiiege
e, year ago on a riwrm vj nntny.
KC
Baking Powder
It
AN ECONOMY
The price is one third that
of any other high grade bale
' ing powder.
250unottfor25ointt
1 IFHi V L. V
itsTle.! II draBaBBBBaBBBBBam IbxtbV JsrlaW'
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Gladys Vanderbilt, she ef the $3,000,000 dowry, was introduced to society in New York last week by
her mother at a gorgeous dinner dance. The picture shows the Vanderbilt home and Miss Vanderbilt in
her coming-oat gown.
SHARPER THAN A
SERPENT'S TOOTH
80 Eighty-Two-Year-Old Irvin
Harris Finds Ingratitude of
His Children.
IN DIREST PENURY HE
GOE8 TO THE POOR HOUSE
Gave Property to Sons and Will
Spend Remaining Days as
Public Charge. 7-
Irvin Harris. S3 years old. taxpayer in
Multnomah county a I nee 1Kb, solon 01 a
proud Kentucky family, cultured and of
(Ine sensibilities, has gone to me poor
farm to spend his (sw remaining days
aa a charge on the county. Ha owned
160 acrea of land at Orient, a small town
In this county, which bs deeded to Bis
sons, William and Henry Clay Harris,
but now that he Is old and Is In sore
need he Is denied. Us Is assarted, ths
support he naturally expected. He was
counseled to permit the county court to
bring the necessary action at law to
compel his children to care (or him.
His reply waa that no preierrea to uie in
the streets rather than accept any auclt
aid, (or the reason that his sons' wlvee
were prejudiced against him and had
made It Impossible (or his eons to pro
vide (or him.
"I have only a (aw days ls(t." said
ths venerable Kentucklaa, "and I hope I
am vlolatlang no rule of legal proprl
ery In asking ths county to care (or me
during the little time that rematne."
His petition was granted, and Dudlsy
Evans. In charge o( the county board
o( charities, gave him ear (are to pay
hie way to the poor (arm.
"T won't be much bother, I guess," eaid
he to Mr. Bvane. as he left the latter's
o((lce to go to the poor (arm, "and the
bother won't be (or very long. But, at
any rate. It will he a place of refuge for
me. and I will gat something to sat and
a place to sleep, though t will have to
walk to the poor (arm, as I have not a
esnt of monsy In my possession."
It was then Mr. Evans produced the
I -cent place and sent him out to board
a oa.
JED HART BAD ALL
THE WAY THROUGH
Jsd Hart, proprietor of the notorious
Oreen Front saloon, was bound over tq
the grand jury this morning on the
charge of assaulting John Murphy with
s stove lid. Murphy's nose and jaw
were broken, he alleges, while he was
resisting an attempt to rob him. Pa
trolman Orl(f Roberts arrived on the
scene In time to prevent fur'thar Injury
A (lne of 140 was Imposed on Hart by
Judge Hogue (or flghtlng. Hart has
been In, trouble on various rhsrgee pre
viously, and the court stated thst he
would not show him the slightest lenl
enry, ae he was convinced, that he was
bad Bit the way through."
Times and prospects
good In Klamath county
were never so
GAMBLERS GAIN
THE DECISION
But Sheriff Word Takes Appeal
and Will Hold on to the
Property.
PETER GRANT AND MIKE
SOLOMON WIN A CASE
Justice Reld Says Can Find No
Reason Why Officer Should
Remove Paraphernalia.
In Justice Raid's court this morning
a decision was rendered In (aver of the
plaintiffs -In the ease of Peter Grant
ae-atnet Sheriff Word to recover pos
session of the property at 11 H Alder
street and the suit of "Mike" Solomon
against the eherlff to recover possession
of ths saloon at ltO Fifth street. Ap
peal bonds wsrs filed In both cases by
Attorney Thad Vreeland for Sheriff
Word.
Under Sheriff Morden was ths only
wltnsse for the defense. He said he
was acting under Instructions of ths
sheriff when hs raided and closed the
place. He had reason to believe that a
poolroom was operated there. It wee
held by the court that he must state
the source of his Information and what
reasons he hed for believing a gam
bling game wee eonduoted at the place.
Morden'e belief, eaid hs, was based en
instructions from Sheriff Word aad
newspaper reports.
"Mike" Solomon swore there was no
pooT-selllng In the place, so far aa ha
knew. He would not permit gambling
of any kind on his premises, he stated.
Ths names of horsee were posted on the
blackboard In the room to the rear of
the saloon at the request of ths Na
tional Preed association, whose repre
sentative asked permission to post the
nsmes simply as an accommodation to
the public. He granted the request he
said for ths purpose of ae'eommodating
his patrons and helping his saloon bual
neaa Ih rendering hla decision Judge Reld
atsted that ha failed to see what right
the eherlff had for taking possession of
ths property or (or seising the gambling
paraphernalia Warrants should havs
been Issued, the proprietors arrested
and the cases brought to trial.
Yesterday the case of Law Jim, a
Chinese, accused o( conducting a gam
bling house, was dismissed (rom Jus
tice Raid's court on the ground that
there was net sufficient evidence to con
vict. MAT
Within a few days Detective Day will
go to San Quentln penitentiary. Califor
nia, after S. M. Mason, who Is accused of
passing a forged check for about If0t on
Ben Selling, the clothier, two years ego.
After leaving Portland, Msson wsnt to
Los Aagelee, Cel., where he was convict
ed of passing a forged check, and wae
santenoed to two years In San Quentln
HU sentence will soon expire.
CUPID VERY BUSY
PAST YEAR
County Clerk's Office Records
Show a Big Increase in Mar
riage Licenses Issued.
OCTOBER WA8 BANNER
MONTH FOR MATRIMONY
January the Lowest, March Next,
and to Date December
Weddings Are Few.
Marriage licensee to date. 1804 1 4.16
Marriage ltoenses Issued same pe
riod 1903
1119
Increase during 1904
117
December to data 164 , f (ft
December, l SOS 94
Feee received by county for same.
1M4 $4,301
During the current year 1,41 mar
riage licensee were issued, an Increase
of 117 over those Issued for the same
period last year. The feee at f a li
cense brought to the county treasury
$4,301. which pays the salaries of sev
eral of the deputies employed by County
Clerk Flelde. If the fee la Inereaaed to
ID at the coming session of the legisla
ture the revenue from this source will
amount to considerably more.
During the past few days the county
clerk's office noted with consternation
that December, regarded aa the beet
marrying month, was showing a marked
falling off from the record of December
of last year. Just aa Ohtef Deputy Praap
was making ths summary at the close
of business, two pairs ef men came Into
the office, and. with the usual' hesi
tancy, one from each couple asked for
a marriage license. This brought the
total for ths month to date to tl, one
more than In December a year ago.
October wag the best marriage license
month ef the year, 16 oouples purchss
Ing tickets In the matrimonial lottery;
January wss the month In which the
lowest number wee recorded. The year
by monthe was: January, M; February.
104: March, tO; April, lis; May, 101;
June. 1S5; July, lit; august, lit; Sep
tember, 141; October, 111; November.
117; December to date SI; total. l,4tt.
WANTON COUPLE MAY
BE IN PORTLAND NOW
Chief of Police Hunt has been re
quested by the euthorttleo ef Spokane,
wash . to endeavor to locate J. R. Wood
ley snd Mons Smith, who recently eloped
from that city. The two left Spokane
for Seattle and were traced from Seattle
to Portland. Woodley le a mining man
who has poeed aa a private detective.
He and the girl were convicted of Ille
gal cohabitation end fined. They took
an appeal, and while at liberty en bonds
also took their departure.
Herman Smith, an expreebman, who le
the girl's fsthar, has rsglstsrsd an oath
to kill Woodley II he le round.
Allen Lewie' Beet Bread.
Dsmurrsr of Samusl Wagner,
Who Sued for Damages Over
ruled by Judge George.
FELL THROUGH BRIDGE
AT NORTHRUP 8TREET
City of Portland and Members of
Executive Board Eliminated
From the Case.
r.. Am. .l.nr.. tiit. moniinaT overruled
.v. aM. r , . ih. .newer In the ease
of Samuel Wagner against the elty of
Portland, members of the council and
executive board. Wagner eued for
16.000 damages for injury receiver, in
ltOI by falling through a defective
k.m m am Hnrthrun atreet. By the
elimination of Uie city of Portland and
the members of the executive board the
defense falls upon the council, the court
ruling that action taken In street im
provements was at the Instance of the
council, which has original power In the
premisee. rienoe, city Attorney at.mj.
,v, attorn. ti,r Ih. ctlV Which SI S
.amamMm waa no Ifinrfr In the case.
could not defend for the council, end
Richard Williams was secured to ap-
His answer set up inai, ai me time
of the accident to Wagner, the elty
council had no funds at Its disposal
wherewith to repair Nortnrup street.
hence was not liable. The faota are
that money waa In the treasury, but
had been apportioned, no balance remain
ing for Northrup street repairs. Judge
George overruiea tna aemurrer i t.w
answer, holding the council's defense
wss compstent, If true,, the determina
tion of facte to be made In the trial of
the oaee.
....... p..... v..,,,,. a rt.twn a. decision
In favor of the General Electric oom-
pany which was eued by a. A. eiineon
..... am linn .luTnuffo for lnturlea auS-
talned while working at the company's
North Portland power piani.
In the case of A. F. Flsgel, trustee,
against Charles Koas Bros. Judgs Cle
land decided In favor of Knsn. and In
so doing held In substance that a buyer
of hops or other produce, drawing on
a house In the east snd buying In his
own name was .virtually an agent, and
that attachment on produce bought by
him with the firm's money would not
be legal; in short, that It would not
be right to take one man's money snd
. in .nnlh.r The asent wan aued
and hops bought with the flrm'a money
were attached. Judge i ieiana overruioa
motion for a new trial.
MUSIC TO BE SUNG IN
CHURCHES TONIGHT
At the nhurchea tonight there wilt be
beautiful mualc In hdnor of the eve Of
Christmas.
The nrorram o( the services at Trln
Ity. beginning st 11:45. will Include the
following selections by a picked male
chorus:
Processional Hymn "O, Come, All Te
Faithful."
Kvrie Gloria TIbl. Sursum Corda.
Sanctus. Agnes Del" Msnsuscrlpt
Hymn 'All Hall ths Power.
Communion Hymn "Breed o( ths
World."
Gloria In Kxcelsls. In F Dykes
Solo "Cantlaue de Noel ' Adam
Receaslonal Hymn "Hark, the Herald
Annie Sing."
At St. David's the program will begin
at the sams hour a quarter before mid
night:
Processional "Hark the Herald An
gels Sing" ..Mendelssohn 1S-1S4?)
Introit "It Ome Upon the Midnight
tUear" R, S. Willis
Kyrle Elelson Hugh Blair
Hymn "Cairn on the Listening Ear o(
Nlghf J. B. Dykes (H2I-17)
Gloria Tlbl: Nlcene Creed In U
Hugh Blelr
Offertory "Ths New Bora King" ....
1. Kspolr
Suraum Cordla. Sanctua. Benedlctus. .
Hugh uiair
Hymn "O Come. AI! Te Faithful"
(Adeste Fldeiee)
John Reading (14-I(t2)
Agnus Del Hugh Blair
Hymn Angela rrom tna xteaims oi
Glory" .. V. W. Goodrich (MB.)
lord's Prayer Merbecke (152H-1&R5)
Gloria In Exoelsls Hugh Blair
Amen (after benediction "uresaen.
Hymn 'While Shepherds watched ..
T. Este (XVlth-csnt)
Receaalonal "Chrtetlana, Awaks"
,j j. wainwrignt
MISTLETOE BARRED
AT CENTRAL SCHOOL
The mistletoe episode at the Central
achoel. Bast Thirteenth and Beat Waah-
incton atresia yeaterday waa given pub
licity by a woman whoae daughter at-
tmds the ninth grade A, or wnion Miaa
Hamilton le teacher. She talked with
other patrons of the aohool and among
them It was decided that the anair
should be given to the papere.
The story as published was vetted to
day by Bt least half a dosen pupils with
the exception of the reported scuffle
between a bey and a girl.
Miss Mary F. Hamilton vigorously
denied the story but mede the following
statement this morning:
"There was a party In the ninth B
room. Central school, between 11:16 and
11:46 Thursday morning. The party
waa opened with a peanut ehewer, and
during the festivities, one of the boys,
filled with the Chrlatmaa spirit, klased
the teacher, whereupon she In turn
Mused him, all regarding It aa a great
Joke. The prevloua reports have mis
represented the affair '
MUST SERVE TIME FOR
A CHRISTMAS TURKEY
For stealing two turkeys from I.
Friedman, a eentenoe ef 90 days In the
county Jail waa Imposed on Tom Wil
liams this morning by Police Judge
Hogue. Tbe severity of the sentence
wae due te the fact that Williams also
stole the hook on which the turkeys
were hung. "1 guees this man conclud
ed to bring the turkeys along so he could
have a good Christmas dinner In Jail,"
obaerved the court. In pronouncing sen
tence. "Well, I knew I wouldn't get
much chance of having turkey handed
out to me here," snswsrod Williams.
RAT POISON AND GLASS
. WAS RICE'S LAST DOSE
After drinking a mixture of rat poison
and ground glass In a ateln of beer et
the Tumwater aeioon. with suicidal in
tent, lnat night Andrew M. Rice waa
taken to Oood Samaritan hoapltal In
critical condition. He was ettended
by Or S. C. Blocum. the assistant city
The Klad Ton
Him AfwaYrs Boosrltt. Mad Which has heem
te use for
80 yetvrs.
sontvl
All CoontorfUts, Imttertioss, and "Jxut-ma-uooA" are be
Experiment that trifle with and en.lan.rer the health of
What Is CASTORIA
is a harmlese sahstltnte for Castor OH.
gorlo, Drops and tthms; Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contain neither Opium Morphine nor other Narootte
substance. Its age la its sruarantee. It destroys Worms
nd allays Fererlshness. It cures Diarrhoea end Wind
Colic It relieves Teething- Troubles, cures Conati nation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the)
Stomach and Bowels, giving
The Children's
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars ths
at Mr Bar m er rr e
- W r
The Kind Ton Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
KX.OTH ewe u:
ERN
IS rime SVeee Base
XrOTS see or.
Buahes
sfeTUSSU?
In platting the beautiful Said between the original Kern Park and
Next to the Car Line
We want to attract flower lovers, and those who take an tntereet In beautifying
their home grounds. In addition to twelve rosee free to every buyer from now
on. we will aieo give - I'
$250 IN PRIZES
From SI to I1B for the beet lawns, beet gardens, etc. Those who have already
bought, as well aa those who ehall hereafter buy, may compete for theee prises.
Oet off et
ST CAM1
Holiday
Bargains
House 356 Ivy St.
Nearly new e-rootn cottage, full
basement, porcelain bath and sink:
house In perfect condition and
ready for Immediate occupency;
lot 50x00 feet-
Price $1,750
House 360 Ivy St.
Brand new full 2-Stery modern
room bay-window front house
enameled alnx. porcelain bath, full
avxlOe-foot lot.
Price $2,250
Wakefield,
Fries tfat Co. 399 stark st.
Phonm Main 14.
N. a. room house, lot MxieO. Price
11 Almost new I-rom . feU
full basement, modern; lot exl00
-. ea el A
40 eoree good houee and barn and
orchard 1 mTlVfrom depot, county eeat.
Pr,aJreX' near car line; well Improved:
r,.rriea. fruit; a bargain at li.MO. pert
CSSn- . 1 aS. nrniurlv
For rarma, acrear.
homestead and timber claims, see
Maxwell & Burg
SIS Ablagton Blag- IPoTttaad, Or.
A. F. SWENSS0N ft CO., BROKERS
11 and 18, B6B WaeWagton t.
Houses and lots In all parte of the
oltv. Money to loen on city real es
tate Collectiona in United Statee and
Euripe SpecUil attention to collection
of InVerltince. end settling r of estate.
In European oountrlee. Scott aTU
phyelclan. The pulverised gleee elone
Is regarded fatal, and Rice's condi
tion this afternoon Is reported ae un-
a. a.til.
The man has worked for the Baetern
& Western Lumber compeny ror me
paat five month a. Me occupies a .n
aba hniiaa a, dulld street
Papera In hie possession show that he
hes a divorced wife In Michigan, and
wsl afterward married to another
woman at Everett, Waah. Deepondency
le believed to be tne cauae pranruiii
the suicidal effort.
Men of North Myrtle ereejt end vicin
ity are working together In making good
roads and thus set ss good example to
be followed by men of many other le
calltlee. DOUBLE THE VALUE
OF YOUR. PROPERTY
If It Is low and marshy Inktall
a drslnage system of our tiling.
It la tne neat, u is ine muei iaai-
lng. a
price.
but not In value.
Brats Vile, Sewer pise aad r it
ttags. unad Sriek, Terra ootte
Pipe, rire Brick.
DIAMOND BRICK CO.
lei BaeeaU Bt., PerVaad, Or.
Teed Foot Aakeay S-
OBI TAMK on St. BOOTT OAS UgB.
DBUB W at. bjtats uoavraai. aw , aaomsoa street.
has borne the sirrustnre
sapertision since) Its infkner.
anmsnAinittAlnalva von in this.
healthy and natural
Signature of
tt sw VMs orrv.
eo by ioo feet.
Tree to Bvery Buyer.
INSTALLMENTS
I
Rent Rates
Buy Homes
cottages built and aold
et coat on easy monthly
payments only one
payment down.
EVELYN
.- ' '' ,
I
l!,ia
Heart of Mt. Scott dla
trlct. 2S mlnutea frnrt.
First atreet. Lots S3.00-
sOWTf and
oarxif .
Alleys and wa
ter mains, all city con
veniences Agent on
grounds Ctty office,
open eveninge.
Geo. W. Brown
Room tot Falling Bldg.
Phone Main 2129.
I
I
Homebuilders and Speculators
Your Attention!
Do not fall to carefully examine WAX. BUT
PAR property. It Is located oa iba n
sightly tasle land between tbr rltrra ml
on both car Unas Mo qaestlpa -Walnut
Park will becoBM the west Vsiashts real
dent proper tr la tbe city ef Portland.
Prices mast liberal. Terms rah; uiontblr
or quarterly peyneata Till, perfect. War-
rantj deed gWea. Oeasplets coatraet wife
eacb sale.
Do yourself a klndpeaa bj calling er
aeadlns for WALNUT PARK maps.
SMKHHEB, I hate many are choice
berfatne la I'artlaad property
W. M. KILLINGS WORTH
Pleaeer Seal Fatal. Dealer, set Chamber
er
PAR
1 . - i . -r '. ;
$3S LOTS
All unsold lots In, Peninsular Ad
ditions sre for sale at $35.00 liuat
be sold to close out estate of L D.
Brown. Lots sre cleared, high,
tightly, level; Bull Run water, X
streets graded and the price is ore
quarter for whet adjoining property it
selling. This perfect abstract fur
nished with every sale.
Sherman D. Brown
351 Stark Street.
Two New Modern Houses
BsSt SOth and Kverett sta. : R rnnms, -gas
and wood fiber wslla tl.lM each.
Van W. Anderson
Boom SSI XMKey Bigg., Third aad Stark