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Chiefs , of Industry From ; ; the
V City Cy the Lake Enter
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EXPREC3 WCriDER AT;V, '
; EEAUTIE8 OF THE FAIR
Middle Wast Cusines Men
Charmed With All They Se
of Our Town, j
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', J-' Atlchl to this morning's train over
the- Northern Pacific railroad came it
J special ear carrying- . a party of promt-.
.(pent Chicago merchants and manufac-
lureri, -wno are niacins a lour or ine
- i PaolAc northwest A committee of Port-
land -business men,'' engaged In similar
'" I lines, assisted officers of the Commercial
club In entertaining the visitors. The
;'. Chicago "party Includes: Ferdinand P.
- Arrabruster, Burley ATyrrell.-CTOcksry
.;"' and glassware; Frederics: Bode, Gage
Bros. Co., raitltnery; - J. ' E. . DefebaUgh.
V ' American Lumberman, lumber Interests;
- Reginald Hatdln. . F. A. Hardy A Co.,
l manufacturing opticians; W. D. Raynle,
V Illinois Steel Co.; Prank Hlbbard, Hli-
bard. Spencer. Bartlett le Co., hardware,;
W. F. Hypes, Marshall Field Co dry
foods; K t. Klmbara. Paper Mills Co.;
Karnes MacVeagh, Franklin. MacVeagh
Co,, grocers; John McCarthy. Conti
nental National bank;" John O. Miller
-, j '- John O. Miller A Co., clothing. -.Ax- s,
Tiie local committee met ' at t:S
i . o'clock thla morning and went to the
' v Union depot,, where they were received
i-'. by-the ChlcaSoana, and. after' brief
., visit the latter were taken by the com
mittee - In. automobiles and shown the
city.. The Lewis and Clark fair grounds
were visited and the effect of this part
"TTTof IBs TJrIpr updn "tnevtslloi
. , maraeo. ' i , , .. . ;. ,.-4. t. v , .
'.-: ,.'. Words af WetaomarV .-,(
' '. ' At noon the party waa taken to the
; Commercial club parlors, where a re
f n: eeptloa waa held, and several hundred
t ; of Portland'a business men . met the
Ui uests.-. At X O'clock the party aat down
i, to luncheon, which - lasted an hour. , Jk.
i number of speeches .were made, Fresi-
dent Otka welcoming the visitors, , and
V other members ot the local committee
i' adding eordlai ' remarks. The Chicago
, -men responded with expressions oX op-
' . prectatton. -v- .'..'-'- - -
' , ! .The party will leave tomorrow morn-
'Ins, over the Oregon -Railroad A tav-
lg-atlon lino 'for the oast. - They will
.- make stops "at The Dalles. Pendleton, La
Orande and Huntington. A committee
."of the Portland' Commercial "club -will
' escort them as far as The Dallee and
point but the beauties, ox the Columbia.
- river, the Importance of the Celilo eaaal
i and portage railroad In their relation'to
. .. the growth ant prosperity of the Ore
' son country. . . ,;..r;.yf':-;
' Bsohaated With fks) Vait. t V
i ' ' The visitors were met ar the exposl
! tlon ' grounds by. President Ooode and
.subordutatW officers - and escorted over
. - the groonda. The result waa expressed
i by Ferdinand ; P. Armbruater ' when he
? aald: -. -..., v-- 4 , vt :--V ' ' v - -
. .. without question, this Lewis" and
! Clark exposition-will be mora successful
; than either Chicago or St. Louis, not be
rceuse more , people will see. It,, but be
. cause people wilV see more of it. I am
f afefonlshed at. the magnificent work done
; .here, and nnniy, belle v that 'thla .fasH
will live In the American memory longer
""than any 'other.
-i - - Upon their arrival at the groundJ the
? Chicago people ' were ' taken, to the
their-eyes as nothing else could.'- 8Jb
, v aequenOy they were shown through sll
1 ,f h, main htilMfnva M4'r-'tlia Apa
the
, " , (Journal Bperlel Service.) .
e Haigon, April .- Advices Just
received from Kamranh bayvSay i w
4 , that 10 Japanese warships passed d
e toe nay between 1 and. o'clock
ton the evening of April Jl. , ,
CLEAN fJAFillETS .
CCUSACE'S ODJECT
Mies Tingle ; Preparee for . Hard
v ;t Fight Against Dirt and '-
Disease.'
EVERY STOREKEEPER MUST
. OBEY STRINGENT RULES
Wants Co-operation of Z House
keepers, Which Will. Be Ef-' r
f f icacious In the Work.
oOn Miss Tingle's desk at the domestle
Science rhnn) Ham a. . vnlnm. ' S hv If
incnea. containing some 1,000 pages, on.
titled "Municipal Sanitation In the
United SUtes," by Chaptn.
"There.' ears Miss Tin ale. nolntlna-
ner nnger with traglo Intensity, though
a smile lurks In her: eyes, "Is where .1
spend most of my time."
The chief thins la aystem. and the
strength of the work depends on that
It will do little goou to so Into a mar
ket, glance around and say,, things look
pretty decent here.', Or If I happen to
feels at 'odds with tha world ao that
nothing looks nice to say that It won't
something
or mat sort. 1 am sows to make a
list , or requirements which each mar
ket will have to fllL and I shall 4ook
Into ach.of these points Individually.
V"Jut now I cannot sky what fhla list
will include, because I know nothing of
the ordinance,. and how It reads, and how
much It calls for; - ; , ,
- "In general I find In going about them
that there I a disposition to clean- up
antr aa wnat we want them te do. But
In many cases they are' Ignorant and
don't know cleanliness from drrt. -1 ex
pect to begin work May 1.", - '
imitates; hero wM
; a popular novel
Cirlil; of Zl Respectable Family
iiHeld 7 on fi Burglary y
vnarge. y :.v r- .
y1-
department
pleitded
visitors 'heartily,, ap-
r They pronounced the site the moer
beautiful ever used for "exposition pur
poses. What Chicago had to spend mil'
f llone of dollars -to - create, Portland
1 possessed ready to her band In under
t faking to build jan exposition. .Tha
..-. visitors were eloquent In their expres
sions of -admiration of the place, and
. tha advanced .stage of; completion In
. which they found the expoaltton. -.. .
. . ."The Lewis and Clark fair Is far more
beautiful han any description of It I
'" have seen, or any plcturea that have
been printed," aald John McCarthy, -of
' tha ConttnenUl National bank. "Tha
tilntiiM. Kiir KMn n a t Anil hav.nnt
given ana an adequate Idea of-the aise
and nornamentation of tha buildinga,
r The' Forestry building Is a wonderful
tktne.- 1 Tha . torerniMnt It ona klsf
magnificent display here,; In some re-
apecta the Lewis and Clark exposition
la. equal or superior to all other AmerV
.i can exposition aside tram those of St.
. Louis and Chicago. The locatlou la the
most beautiful.".
, Mr. McCarthy aald tha day In Port
land had mads every man In the Chicago
' '. party a 'Tooter" for the Lewis snd Clark
; fair. - But the people are coming to are
. ' the country really mora than he fair, ha
, aald. They, want to satisfy a, long-felt
. ... xurloalty and desire to know the Pa
clflo northwest, and they will take tha
' opportunity offered by the fair. ; , ; ;
. '"' (SpeeUI Mspttrh to The JosresL)
( ' Oregon City,., April t5. A heavy piece
- of timber fell on the foot of R. Wade,
i en employe, of the Willamette Pulp aV
Paper ' Co.'s . mill., yesterday afternoon
' and severely mashed It. . He waa brought
-' to town on a -stretcher and his injuries
cared for. It la believed he Will be able
to resume work In a few weeks.-.
AJUUTKB TM NVtl APsUOA;
J".:,' (Jearaal peeill servlbe.) ' : -.!' f
Port Natal. 8. A., April 88. The Brit
ish ship Durbridge, from Portland, Ore.
gon, arrived here April 21. and the Brit
ish bark Dunrekgan. also from 'Port--Und.
arrived April St. .1
Oearaal SpeeUI Berrlce.) '
:i Toms River, N. J., April 15. The po
lice believe they, have locked up In the
Ocean county Jail a girl thief who hs
been operating for three. year on- lines
similar to those of s young burglar he
roine in' a recewV popular noveU Her
name Is Edna -Williams, fn her trunk
was found a complete bellboy's outfit.
It appears that while pursuing her
picturesque career' of a burglar heroine
.aaa'way-wetf a-newn aji aions the- jer.
sey coast at Long Branch, at Asbury
Park and at Atlantic ity--aa Edna W1I-
liaraa, champion long-distance swimmer,
at Lakewood and along Rumsen-road aa
the champion girl horseback-rider,, and
at Shrewsbury and Toms River as the
champion handle of sails and .oars. Her
pares ta are respectable people of Long
Branch. - Ni t-t v
- The charge against the girl here Is the
robbery or Mrs. Elmer DOweU. at 10 any
street. New Tork, of tfiOO worth of dia
monds. - They aay aha was caught a
aha waa climbing Into a second-story
window of the house of Raymond Brown
of Lakewood,. by-means of a ladder, at
o clock J0. u morning, t - 1 . (v . t -
WILL BRING ALLEGED vM
BUNKO MAN TO PORTLAND
- .Andrew atcrffon, alias Jan'son, aald by
the ponce, to be one, of the shrewdest
bunko men that have operated In thla
part of ' the oountry, waa arrested at
West port, Pennsylvania, , thla - morning
by Constable D. L.' Esinghower, and Is
being held In Jail pending the arrival
of Detective, Day,- who. will brlns him
back- to Portland. ' Stef f on la accueed of
fleecing Church Bros, out of $00, the
Pioneer Wodd company out of $400. Kirk
Hoover out of tioo, and Manager Olom-
erine of the Steel Bridge Wood yard
out of tioo. ' - . .i . . .
In last December the prisoner 1 went
to' Hoover . and offered to sell him SiO
cords of wood stacked on tha bank of
the Willamette river, near -Warren. - He
represented himself to be Herman Fred,
the owner.- Ha received a check-' for
1 100 on account and cached It with Ros-
ensteln Broe., the Third street mer
chants, y ', : '.-), J, . '-
Hoover . did - not leacn that ha had
been ; duped untH two : months later,
when he went to set tha wood and pay
a oeiance uue.- . -. -.. .-r r-f; , '---i. ,
Merrill .Wl Ce Called on
v. Te.1 of Official Corruption
r. , Under Oath.
to I
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SUCPOENA 1C3UED FOR
i ; : HIM BY JOHM MANNING
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-- Lou Hartman of the . city detective
force haa been detailed for SO daya, on
the order of Mayor Williams, to 'assist
District Attorney Manning In prepar
ing for. the trial of R. M. Rlner on May
10, for obtaining money on false pre
tenses in connection with the' Tanner
creek sewer contract. Detective 'Hart-
man reported for duty this mornlns and
will sivo his full time to his new work
until -the trial begins; r" " "JJ
- xna trial 01 tuner win orins to iigni
many facta that have not been given to
the public The investigation of the
past few weeks has disclosed much evi
dence that beara on the case and the
prosecution will go into tha trial wlU
an array of -witnesses' that will consti
tute a strong presentation. ' '
Recent allegatlona of corruption In
the city council have caused the Issu
ance of a subpoena for . Councilman
Merrill, who will bo asked to give the
district - attorney Information relating
to alleged deals whereby . money . was
paid to members of tha council to In
fluence their- action aa public ornoecs.
Others are to bo subpoenaed. ' and as
rapidly aa present business ' will per
mit, the district attorney will take up
the newer developments and ascertain
where evidence may bo obtained tending
charges. . . , 4 .
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corning summer, no Jmatter if; it is
, a hot, oneA-' p..: 'p pi pp'pp
Gas an Econonucal - Fuel
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BABY GIRLS LOST
., 0.1 THE STREET
ft
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Hunts foe Them." r
Sweet-Faced-lTotft ; Eat Candy fj
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CHAMPION DEBATERS P
ARE WELCOMED HOME
'" ("peeUl IMtpatrk te The JeeraaL)' 1
Forest Orove, Or. Aprtl II. Pacific
university's - - debating team : : arrived
home last sVentng from . Seattle, where
it defeated Washington. . A reception
was given tha victors In Herrtck hall
by the debating aocietlea of tha school.
The debaters and Mr. Woods made ahort
speeches. President Perrln presented
tne badges to the winners In tha field
meet held here yesterday.
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Two sweet-faced tots Dorothy Gldda.
t years old, and Dorothea T rem per, who
haa attained the more dignified age of
years want out . this mornlns on a
tour of exploration of tha city. On ao
count of her seniority Miss Tremper
acted aa g-ulds and - protector . for her
playmate.
Til take oo down to Be cat bis
bridge, Dortby," aho aald. aa they left
their homo at. ill second street. '
The children started for tha Morrison
street bridge, .-but lost their bearings
and -wandered wror . good part of the
city. They met A' woman on the street
who save them 10 cents, and with this
money they purchased oandy and pea
nut a. - ..
,. . At ' th rher ' of Front and Pine
streets. Swawlldered by the ' bustle af
traffic and fearful of being run over.
they - had ensconced themselves . Jn a
doorway and were contentedly munching
their candy and peanuta, when Patrol
man Carlson found them. He raturned
themtg.DorgUeA'srandmnthaB yt the
police ataxion. , - . i : i
- -Wait a minute." said Dorothea, -When
her grandmother waa about; jo lead, the'
children away,- and trpttlng .up to - Po
liceman Carlson, she1- gravely offered
him her sack of candy.
SAYS HE WAS PAID
TO ASK INJUNCTION
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PERT! N E N tsUG G ESTI O
- ,' 1 Top burners should not be lighted until ready
to use them.; Oven burners lighted but a few mo
' ments before usirig, according to the temperature de- ;
"Hiired. Make all preparations first and then use only
, heat enough to accomplish the work to be done. In
' cooking, as poonras the water boils, 'turn down the
fire you can't make the water any hotter, .
' :v.- .-;
" 2 Extinguish , and relight the burners between
- operations. Turn off the burners the instant the work
, is done. Perfect results are obtained by using just so
much, no more nor less gas than is required.
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S -Learn the valuov (S'immering burner.'
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HZ PURCHASH PRICE of a GAS RANC2 now includes inatW
-a-rtnat u, tor tne purcnase price we wui set it up ready for use, which
inuuaci m ran at ww icxt n pipe. ju u casn sue or u.vou dsf tor
it within 30 days, we make you a discount. of 10 per cent, Where a fuel'
already in the kitchen and no pipe is necessary a discount of SO
: la made. PlP?-.PP ' - -.P-l
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A. C Her. on whose applleaJ
tlon an Injunction was today
Issued to forbid the pooling of
the hop crop of . Oregon at a.
meeting of dealers held In thla
city this afternoon, aaya: V .
"Yesterday Mr. Bernateln. ' of
Bernstein . a Cohen, attorneys,
vlalted me at the Scott hotel
and wo talked over tha hop mar
ket. He said that ha wanted to
Set out aa Injunction for soma
eaatern brewers . to atop - tha
growers from pooling their In
terests at the meeting today.'
He dsked me If I would sign tha
papers. I did. I-now believe
; that it waa, a put up Job. Of
4 course I received - some money
for signing rne paper, but I.
d ' guess you needn't fcnow the exact
J amount." , .., ..;,;,,.:
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4 Plan your meals so. that when .the oven is-in
use you can do most of . thecooking in the oven.
Vegetables and fruits 'usually cooked over top burn
ers may be transferred' to oven, saving "the -gas and
' losing- no flavor, in this method. L , ;
f Follow these1 simple , rules and with a little
thinking and planning you will be able to make the
gas bill exceedingly reasonable; and have a lot more
comfort besides than could possibly; be gained with
tne use ot any other tueu
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Fifth and Yamhill Strceto
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I TWO ALBANY BOYS
REMANDED TO JAIL
$ Plead Guilty: to Larceny From
Vr Train Box and Are Unable f r
-:p;' 4o Pay Fine. " ' ;
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At a meeting of the directors of the
Bannock burn Manufacturing company
held last night, it waa decided to
build tha company's woolen mill which
recently burned down at Albany. Four
locations-for the new mill are under
consideration; Albany -Is one of the
cities that offers Inducements ' for the
new factory. It wsa alao decided to
operate a clothing factory In connection j
with the woolen mill, but the clothlna
factory Is to be located In Portland.
Commercial Club-Secures Views
of Improved Roads ; to" Be
Shown at League Meeting. :'
TRAINS RUNNING FROM
- DALNEY TO MUKDEN
(Ssedat Slspate' te The foertfiL)
Albany, OrH April I5.-Ftanlc Ham
mer, a son of Mrs. Florence uammer.
one -of the aeachera in the Albany
r hoe Is, and Oliver Wsgstaff, both boys
about II years old, were arrested bar
charged with robbing - the. box of the
newa aent on the Albany local several
months ago. - The boys confessed and
were fined 121 each. They were unable
to pay tha Sao. - -' . -. ,
A carload of eaatern ovatera amvsa
' (leeraal SpeeUI Service.) '
Pushan.-Korea. April St. The first
train from Uaoyang since the retreat
of the Russians from that place reached I nar4 yesterday from Old Point Comfort.
Stuaaen yesieruay.- MRuiar irama wui
be run between Dalny and Mukden lc a
few days. . v
Quantities of auppllea are being sent
to Tie Pass from Jluchwang In Junks up
tha Llao river. . . -,
LAND OF MIDNIGHT
SUN COMPANY FORMED
Cannot Rest
"Tour-appetlta 1- sonOi What- little
you eat dlstreesee yeu. Ktrengm is
fntllna- are bilious. Tou have head
ache, backache, feel blue and melan
choly and cannot reel or aieey. in,
fact Is your nerves --are- luaatruns.' euid
you are on the verge offchervoue pros
tration. They must be strengthened, re
newed. "They will not cure themee'vee.
but muet have a -nerve remedy.. ' Thla
you will find in '
Or. Miles' Nervine
It Is prepared for just such ailments,
Virginia, and waa . ahlpped to Taqutna,
bay, where they will bo planted on tha
beds : bclonslnr ' to Dr. U. M. Davis.
There are mora than I.OOO.OOe oysters
In tha shipment and two acres are re
quired for their planting. ,
- Tha steam motor formerly rsaed In
pulllns the street ears in this city has
been sold to tha Alaska Copper com
paoy and waa last night loaded for ship
ment, to Seattle, whence It will so by
steamer ' to Coppertown In the V aides
district of Alaska,, where It will beJ
used on the company's new road to haul
copper ore from tha mines to the wharf.
- Near ToncaJla.- south of here, yester
day, a light ' engine running ahead of
tha regular overland passenger train
was derailed and In tha process a num-
ber of spike heads were broken, delaying
tha overland for an hour..
The Albany Commercial club yester
day secured a number or fine views of
improved roads In different parts of the
county , where ' road-bulldlns has re
ceived much attention and these will be
shown at the Development league meat-
Ins in Portland tomorrow, and Thurs
day. ..... . - ;-- - . ,
The farm residence or John Steams,
four miles south of this city, was
burned yesterday, tha fire starting from
a defective flue. The house and Its con
tents were destroyed. There was no
Insuranoe. - t .,'.': -'"..
r tJmd of the- MMnlsht Sun com
pany." which was recently incorporated,
having aa its purpose magnificent elec
trical displays at the -Lewis ana wiars
fair, held Ita flrst election todsy.
The following- well-known citisene or
Portlsnd ere Included in the directorate and la a nevar-falHn remedy, because
af the eomnanv! T. N. rielschner. Henry I It soothes.' feeds and builds the nerves
f allowed to continue, stnmacTi, Kid
ney and liver troubles will eoon be
oiled to your already overflowing meas
ure of misery.
I 'suffered from nervous prostration.
When I began taking Dr. Miles' Nervine
I couidn t toid--emy tnina la my oanoa.
Wagner. Fred Page. Albert v Felden-
helmer and peo Fried. ) , '
5. ". I . ,11 I ' '
' stAUr&T 1 rasuiovAjk
Mr. andxUrn. K. C. Klrkpatrtck af
Dallas are at tha Perkins.-'
W. A. Cos of Sherldsn Is In the city
On business.
Themes Hnlmsn of Salem la a suest
at the Portland, hotel. , .
Theraas JuUa of Rosaburg la St U
nor get from one room to another. Now
1 do all my own work." MRS. CHAS.
uaisiiki jh. i-artnag. mo.
falls
Nervine seldom
Slat to refund
to do all we
authorise drug
iUal botiie. does
EXPENSIVE FEATS OF
SHERIDAN ENGINEERS
Charles M. Baton,' an engineer, and
James Kernan, an Oiler on the trans
port Sheridan, received allopatnlo doses
of punishment this mornlns In tha po
lice oourt for Insulting the wife of H.
P, Emery last nights at tba, corner -of
Park and Waahlngton streets. Each waa
fined $.
AZO , soozarr.
nnomji;
The Prisoners' Aid' society
rfll . hold
its second - animsl meeting tomorro
evening st o'clock In tha Unitarian
Chapel. There will be singing by Mrs.
Fletcher Linn and Mrs. Anna Selkirk
Norton. Father IB. Tf Murphy, formerly
of Batem, will talk on "Tha Oregon
State Prison." and Dr. Stephen S. Wise
will dlseuse - "Oregon's Penal Legisla
tion.' , Election Ot offloers will follow.
rxonra r
AWAT.
. -eeehl Dlspatrh te The Jeereal)
Forest- Orove, Or, April II. Mr, C
W. Rosa, who haa resided In Forest
Orove for the past three years, died
here Sunday. Its waa It yeare-eld. The
greater part of hla Ufa waa apent In
Harlem county Nebraska, where ho held
YOUNG COLORADAN ; '
' CANNOT BE FOUND
' ' ' - -' -
Friends of Anson Ballard, Miss
Ing for Ten Days, Very V..
' Much Worried. -
, Anson Ballard, a machlnlat, la missing
under circumstances which are pussllng
his friends and tha police.., He haa not
been seen since April 14. Tha Disap
pearance waa reported yesterday by Mrs.
J. Elliott of III Morrison street, where
ho had a room, i. -' '. J :.':.
The machinist came l'o thla city from
Denvel Colorado,' a. .few. week -ago.
Ha hsy llttls money, and waa looking
for employment np to the time he d la
appeared. ' lit eft the houee- that even
ing, saying he waa going down town.
and haa not been heard of by Mrs. El
liott slace. . . . ,. , . .; '
A suit case, an overcoat, undercloth
ing, too fa and other peraonal effect a of
Ballard were left at tha house. He' did '
not - appear- despondent, and no theory
baa been formed to account for hla fail
ure to return. . . . . ? 1
Since he disappeared several lettera "
have arrived for him from Appleton,'
Wisconsin, where his relatives live.
Ballard la ased about IT yeara. la. S
feet 7 Inches tall, slender of frame ami
haa dark hair and moustache. He wore
a brownish sack ault and a black hat
dented so as to form a peak on the
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' Ed Peccoraro. arreeted by Patrolman '
Scallen for. annoying Julia Ooors, In
charge of the First street cigar eland
where Amelia Blrtani waa murdered bv
Joe PlorebellOt waa found guilty on two
charges of trespasa thla mornlns by Po- -.
lice Judge Hogue. . On one ha waa fined
120.' while the other case was continued
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