The Oregon daily journal., April 13, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

ZllZ Cr.ZGON DAILY JOURNAL.' PORTLAND, FRIDAY
EVENING,
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FK1EST ROADS IH
UIIITEO STATES
A Jury In' Judge George's department
pf tha circuit court la today listening
to the case of tha O. R. at ft. company
gainst Jacob Slauguterbach. , The com
pany wants a right of; way across
defendant'! property for ita new branch
' Una between St. Johna and Troutdale.
JCraployes of the company, say that the
property that tha road wlshoe to ac
quire la worth only 12(0. Mr. Slaughter
bach declare that tha land hae bean
part of hie home for II years; that the
road will ahut off the bulk of the re
mainder of his land from tlta highway.
and ha aeks 11.300 for tha right-of-way
trip. Ilia farm of 10 acres la .located
- near-Columbia boulevard.- Arthur - C
fipenoer is attorney for the company,
while J. C MoreUnd Is tha defendant's
counsel. ... '
" Blushing Ilk a youngster, there en
tered the office f tha county clerk yee
'. terday Frank Payne, who modeatly an
nounced that be was aged i years.
Clinging to his arm was a good-looking
maiden, who gave her name as Anna
' lewla. and admitted she waa but 23
years of age. They desired a marrlago
license, and with them as witness waa
the girl's mother, who was tha prospec
' tlve groom's junior by a few years. The
license was granted and the pair. went
In search of a minister. ,;
Edward Q. Fanning, engineer of firs
ngine company No. t. located at bis
' teenth and Waahlngton - streets, has
banded bis resignation to Chief Csmp
be U. and will leave tha department after
year of service. In bis letter er resig
nation Engineer Fanning saya that he
la afflicted with disease and is retiring
from the department t tha advice of
his physician. He la counted a valuable
' man in tha department. -. Ills position
Will be filled by competent engineer a
boon as possible, ..,
, ' The remonstrance of property owners
gainst 4h assessment for tha pro
posed Rodney avenue sewer waa over
ruled : by the sewer committee ef the
city council at this morning's meeting.
and tha ssseasment was recommended
passed. The petition against the alal-
lory avenue assessment was alaa aver
ruled. Petitions .for sewers were
granted to property, owners on 'AJblna
avenue,- East Twenty-eighth street and
-.Nevada avenue.- ' ..... ,
The proposed railway spur on East
Third street Is . occupying this af ter
: noon a meeting of the street committee
of. the council. It Is alleged that the
Belt-Line railway and the O. R. A K.
Co. both have champions to tight their
cause, and- Indications were at the be
Sinning of tha meeting that an agree
ment would, not be reached, today.
' Mineral" Springs Hotel company, Ice
tees. Amos D. St. Martin hot springs,
Carson, . Washington, Is without doubt
- the best health resort in the northwest
Hot mineral baths for cure of rheuma
tism, stomach, liver and kidney trou
bles. Excellent table, electric lights and
team heat; fine trout-fishing. Take
steamer Srenoer or Regulator boats.
Elwood. Mead, chief of tha Irrigation
Inquiry bureau of the department of ag
riculture, has finished a preliminary In
vestigation of the- Willamette -valley.
and I of the opinion that Irrigation la
practicable Hs has assigned Artnur F.
Stover to make extensive experiments Id
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Special Sunday rates on tha O. W. P.
go Into affect next Sdnday. To Oregon
. City. .Canltnab Park: and Greaham, 26
cents round trip; .Boring, Eagle Creek
and Eatacada, CO cents ' round trip.
Dancing at Canemah. Park, . afternoon
and evening. Muslo by Turner's,, or
chestra. , ; , ...
' , Articles ' of Incorporation (or the
Mount Boott lodge. No. lit. Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, were filed this
rooming by , J. W. Stlger, Robert I,
McCullem and J. Burt Moore. ' - The
lodge room Is located at Lents, and the
- organisation owns property worth $350,
' A. ! R. Bxley. John ' AUestna.' J. F.
Kelly. V. R. Nelson and E. H. Thornton
this morning died artltclea of In corpora
lion for the Commonwealth Ufa asso
ciation, a new fraternal and cooperative
society to oe organisea in rot-tuna.
: - Special round trip rates on tbs O. W.
P. on . Sundays - during tha summef
months: Oregon City, Canemah Park,
Oresham,' II cents; all points-east of
Greaham to and including Eatacada, 0
cents. In effect next Sunday: l''.r'.
Bargains. Roses, carnations, gei-ant
wms. heliotropes, 4c: petunias, salvias,
get pansles, verbenas, Ic; lobelia, asters
and phlox, le. Floral pieces very ra
aonsble. Flower store. 111 N. Twenty
third. Main tot. . ' ' ,
N. ' akBBBBaSBMSl ' '
" Steamship "Alliance" sails from Couch
' street dock for Coos Bay and Eureka,
isturday. April 14. at in. m. C H.
Thompson's ticket agency, 128 Third
treat. F. P. Baumgartner, agent. Mala
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' Cntll - further notice, - commencing
Sunday, April I. . 1906, tha Mississippi
venue cars will cross tha river west
erly over steel bridge and easterly over
' Burnside bridge. Portland Railway com
r iny. ,..r,;'.., .:,,;..-. ;;."':
' Charles Whittle; aged 22 years, and
Edith Burkhart, aged 22, were married
at the courthouse yesterday afternoon
by Judge Webster. Both are residents
of Multnomah county.
- One single trial will - convince you
that I make the best eye glasses at
' lower prices than elsewhere. Visit tbs
' little optical parlor at 181 Fourth, street,
opposite Wall Fargo... , . -, , .
"y Butser's 'lawn' fertiliser rejuvenates
the shabby -la wnt his sweat pea and
lawn grass got gold medal at tha fair.
181 Front, between TamhiU and Taylor.
- Watcfiea, ' diamonds and Jewelry on
' easy payments, 81 downund 60 cents per
week. All mainsprings 21; sll watches
cleaned fl. Metsger Co., Ill Sixth at
" Wa are still selling eye glasses at 1,
" a iperfect fit guaranteed or money re
funded. Matsger Co., Ill Sixth street
' 'Easter sal of Ladles' Oxfords, tan
' nd Mack, special cut prices. Marks
Bhoo Co.. II 1 Morrison treat. '- ; ..
- Acme Oil Co. sells the best safety coal
Vila and fine gasolines. Phone East tl.
' Women' exchange. HI Tenth street,
lunch. 11 t I. '
: "Soft eosi delivered at M per tea. Ring
bp Main HIT. .,..,:
: . Dr. E. C. Brown. 1ft-tnr. Marg.uaaa.
' Mitwaukls Cbuntry Club. ,'
Txs Angelas and Oakland racea Take
Peiiwood and Oregon City cars at First
and Aider. - -
Will Be Multnomah- County's
Boast When Present Plans
' Are Consummated.
WILL ADD TO VALUE OF
EVERY ACRE IN OREGON
Freed From Debt, County Ii at Lait
Able to Enter on'Exteniive Road
; Building-County . Judge Webster
Outlines Improvementev ' '
If present plans are carried to eonv
pletlon Multnomah county will have, ac
cording to County Judge U It Webster,
"the finest system of county roads to
be found In any eoiinty In any state la
the union.? .: ..-. . ,
For the first time In years the county
Is out of debt and is In a position to
undertake roadbulldlng oq an extensive
scale. . The . plans of the county board
contemplate a system of improvements
which. In tha language of Judge Web
ster, "will add to the' value of every
aora of land In tha county."- . .,. -
A considerable amount of road build
ing naa been done under the present
county , administration, but the lack of
funds was an -obstacle to tha extensive
work which is now to be undertaken.
Broad foundations, however, have bees
laid and the county -has acquired quar
ries . In various parts of tha county
which- will furnish an ample supply of
rock tor macadamising ana bridge build
ing.'' " ... .. .
The most Important of these quarries
Is that at Kelly's Butte, said to be one
ot tbe best in. the state. It furnished
the atone - for Trinity church In this
city.' It Is a great wall of clean -Toff
and will afford an ample supply for all
the road building In tha eastern part of
tha county. A rock crusher will be In
stalled and hauling engines ara also to
be purchased, capable of hauling rock
eight or ten mUes as- -cheaply aa It
could be hauiett- for a quarter of the dis
tance by teams.
County Owns Qaarrlaa. .,"
' In addition tha county owns quarries
on Ltnnton road and on the Boone's
ferry and Taylor's ferry roads. The
Llnnton road quarry, supplies rock for
all the roada on the peninsula, the rock
belngferrled across tha Willamette, The
roads to Boone's ferry - and - Taylor's
ferry ara both to be macadamised this
year to. tha county line. The county
board has recently purchased two rollers
and two crushers for use In the contem
plated work." i
Michigan avenue la also to be ma
cadamised thla ; year. - This Improve-J
ment will be of great value to the peo
ple ot Bell wood and will be commenced
Immediately upon the completion of the
double tracking of tha' O. W. P. Una.
which is now In progress. . As this track
occupies a part of Michigan avenue. It
must be completed before the work of
macadamising is begun,' but tbe Im
provement will not bo long delayed.
In discussing .the proposed . Improve
ments Judge Webster, said:
Tha Idea will be to give Multnomah
county- tha very best system of county
roads' to be foand anywhere In the
United States. Our roada will be an
object lesson to the whole state. You
know how: tha outside . counties con
stantly look to Multnomah county for
an example, Juat as many of tha coun
try lawyers seem to think that tha de
cisions ef the Multnomah Judaea are
taetter law, just because they ara, ren
dered her. , .. . , . .
Bxaaapla la Bead SaUdla.
"Wa will give the people ef tha etate
an example in road building, something
that will be a guide and a stimulus to
very other county In Oregon. They will
an illustration or the advantages
that result from - good - roads. Every
acre ot land In Multnomah county will
be Increased In value and Indirectly we
shall contribute toward . Increasing
values all over the state."
Judge Webster was the author of the
senate concurrent resolution Introduced
at the last session of tha legislature,
proposing the construction of a state
road from Portland to tha California
state line, the road to be built by con
vict labor. He la an active member of
the Good Roads association and a warm
advocate of tha principle of construct
ing public roads by means of convict
labor. ' '...
"We ara at last , at tha point where
wa can accomplish great results," said
Judge Webster. 'The county is out of
debt so that we' shall no longer be ham
pered by lack of funds. - The time is now
at hand when the plsns which have been
so long under consideration can be car
ried to completion. Multnomah county
will have roads of which the whole
state will be proud.' -.- .
FOR MONEY SAVERS.
' '' V ' .. ' ' ..:': ".
The Most KB4raifleeat Opportunity to
fee, sriee Baater OWtalaf tot Kea and
Boys, Also Women and Children, Zs
Offered at the Big Sale at the United
Stores, sis ana SIS First Street, Cor
ner Salmon, ,,;. ' ' .",V .
Four ..complete ; etocka ' of ' men'a
women a -end children a - clothing were
buried In tha snows) Ides of Colorado, but
outside of a little dampness there Is no
perceptible Injury to most of tha goods.
The prices quoted In these big sales is
revolutionising the retail trade of thle
city. The immense jobbing and.retau
storerooms are alwaya crowded with
merchants and consumers alike, for In
some cases merchsndlse Is sold at about
21 per cent of value. The United Fire
Marine Salvage 4k Adjustment .company
ara incorporated for 175.000, In the state
of California, and keep a corps of claim
adjusters throughout the entire Pacific
coast, who are continually sending goods
damaged by lire, water and other
causes, also bankrupt stocks snd un
claimed freight 4rom the- different
transportation companies. - ... . ,
Almost New Theatre.
Calvin Hellla has eertainly renovated
the Belaaeo theatre from top to bottom,
nd en air of cleanliness prevails within
the Iletllg theatre that la Inspiring.
In speaking of the changes thst have
been made, Mr. Helllg elated "that the
entire theatre was thoroughly gone ever,
and repairs made wher needed, no ex
pense being spared toward this snd.
'Appreciating the importance of the
orchestra In an up-to-date theatre, wa
also purchased from Ellera Piano House
two fine Chlrkerlng planoe for use In
tha theatre. We feej that the people ef
Portlsnd ere entitled to nothing but the
finest, and ws have endeavored to ar
range our playhouse so thst It will meet
with the approval of our patrons;'"
' - Baseball! BaeeValll ,
Multnomah club'va Behnke-Walken
Multnomah field, I p. m. tomorrow. .
- yiefeised meek Oaaaea Soils
Allan Lewis' Best Brand
i Oga Tomorrow
Everts Until 9:30
Easter
Shoo DargdnG
Easter Shoej bargains of great
meritBest stylsan3 leatJiera
In women's, men's and child
ren's shoes of sUntlard tpiallty
Extra salespeople today and
tomorrow, - . , v
. .- s " " ' ' "' ' " "
1,000 pairs of Women' Lace Shoe in
.all this season's styles, patent leath
er, vici kid, tatent tip and .velour
calf, blucher or . straight ; styles
Shoes and Oxfords Tan Oxfords
' are included all sizes and widths;
regular S3 and $3.50 CO '.I
values on sale at......pe9eFsf
1,000 pairs of Men's Welted Shoes,
.'lace and blucher styles, . patent
J leather, yelour calf . and .vici . kid
Shoes and Oxfords, all sizes and
widths; regular $3.50 M
. and $4.00 values at... .JeWe
Misses', and ' Children's vici kid and
velour Calf Shoes, 5 to 8, $1.25 val
ue 1.05; Hyi to .11, $1.50 value
fl.aSj -UK $i.0O value,
1.62. v ... ;' "
Boys' Box "Calf ' and Vclotir Calf
( Shoes: great values at f J..65 pair,
fl.85 pair and 2.05 a pair.
Men'o DIack Suits ffor.;:Eteir;:
E!ack Suits for men at greatly reduced
prices today and tomorrow Handsome
dress clothing in the best styles and ma
terials Jnst the apparel you want for
Easter wear andat a savins evesryman
will appreciate Dlack unfinished wor
stedTond Hack thibets Cut straight
front, round-cut sacks and double-
breasted styles Every garment well
made and finished Best product of
. . leading maker in the land '
$16.50 Black THibet Suits. ..810.85
$18 Black Unfinished Worsteds $13.65,
$20.00 Thibets and Worsteds at $15.35
$22.50 Unfinished Worsted Suits S17.65
$25.00 Unfinished Worsted Suits 820.15 .
An immense showing' of new gray Suits in the
latest fashions, cut and style round cut, dou
, ble breasted and straight front sacks all new
'weaves.. ...... ..15.0 to 35.00
New Spring Trousers, large variety, 3 to
New Spring Vests, latest styles, 1.25 to 5 -Spring
clothing for young men Suits'and Top--
coats in complete variety ; ' v
prices from ...T.50 to 25
New "Hawes" Hats for Easter Derbya and
Telescopes, . in black, tans and grays, new
blocks; always, each .........,.3.00
mmmmd 1-
' M r. -s-u-s-ifi. l
for
Mm
Everything that's new and fashionable In Men's Fnrnlshlngs for Easter wear will
be found represented here The largest and most complete stock in the city and
prices as alwaya the very lowest Neckwear, Shirts, Hosiery, Cloves, Underwear,
Cones, Handkerchiefs, Shoes, ; Suspenders, etc., etc., r in immense assortment
All grades Newest patterns Best assortment in the city I ;
Easter Neckwear in . grand array extraordinary assortment for your choosing at 50c each. Handsome
Four-in-Hahds in the new Crepe inks, 5 shades, including belio, blue, green, grays,
50c
?9c
y , i . ... i . . 1 1 .1.1 . . i . . . , . . . .
rea, Diacx ana wntie, an wiams; uesi siyies ana values in me city at....i,
Men's white plaited Golf Shirts, made with' full box plaits, all size the best $1.00 values
. on sale at this special low price mail orders tilled..
The latest novelties in Men's Fancy Handkerchiefs, white centers with , polka-dot borders all O Q4
- shades of blue, red, green and helio; the best 50c values on sale today at this special low price. ..JOC
Men's. white Full-Dress Shirts, made coat style, cuffs attached or open front and no cuffs;
alt sizes and sleeve lengths; best dress value in the city at, the very low price of.......
S1.00
Men's new Lisle Web S.uspendersl made of the best quality webs,. in light and. dark patterns ,
and kid ends; 50c, values, on sale at this special low price....... .- ..sVrC
Men's Spring Undcnvcar Specials
The celebrated Pouros knit openwork Underwear for spring and .
. summer cool, healthful garment, all sizes, in shirts and cSfW
. . drawers; grand value at ....... .............. . JvL
Men's natural worsted ribbed Underwear, form fitting, made with
i the new turtle neck; self-faced drawers, double seat f 1 f -
- and well finished, all sizes at..;.-. v
Men's Summer Negligee Shirts of nice soft twilled cloth aCQf
in pongee color, all sixes; great special value il4....,.w7w
j. Men's Gloves in U grades and shades. ; : -
Men's Fancy Half Hose 35c Pair
Thousands of dozens of Men's Fancy Half Hostf, imported quality
in fancy embroidered plaids, stripes, figures, dots, etc., in all the
new colorings and effects, all sizes; best values In the i Ot
' , city at six pairs for 1,40 or pair..........t ...,,...;,Js
- , Fifty new blocks in the celebrated "Hawe's"
$3 Hats for men. Derbys and Telescopes in all
-r 7 T'a'-' ,ne utesl snapes ana colors. Black, tan,' gray,
Hfltei -3.3 Drown etc Every hat guaranteed satisfactory
. m iv .. t of vour money cheerfully refunded See them.
"Hawes"
f.2c::r C, Frcn!:
, 1 ' ' i ii r i . ...
6000 Pairs of
Silli Gloves
Great Easter Sale of 60Q0 pairs
of Silk Gloves, double - tipped
fingers. All sizes, in black, white,
mode, brown, tan, navy- and
champagne. Every pair perfect
and of. standard quality. .Regular
75c values today , and tomorrow
at 55 a pair. - Every woman
wants two or three pairs of them
at this special low price. Antici
pate your Summer needs. .
Long Kid Gloves
$3 Vols. $3.39
500 7 pairs of - 12-button-length
Glace Kid Gloves in white and
few blacks. Best style, telling
regularly a'; $3.00 a, pair. Your
choice today at $2.30 a pair.
'VaMier's" Gteves
$2.50 Values
m 9 l?r.
Last two davs of the great Easter
. sale of;'VallierV high grade
glace Kid Gloves . in novelty
; sty lea ' arid " all the .'. leading
shades. Black, white tan, navy,
. helio, brown, modes, grays,
'3 green, purple, etc - Two large
pearl r clasps, all sizes; every
, pair regular $2.50 value your
choice today at; ; : J 39
CHICAGO PAINLESS
r DENTISTS
303 M Waah. SU Cor Fifth St.
23-K Gold Crowns.. $3.00, $5.00
Bridge Teeth.;. ,.ft.$3.00, $5.00
Cold Fillings, ....$1.00 up
Silver Fillings 50c
Oar prsettee Is llmlte te hlsB-frsd
work. NetblBf sat the best. Exsmlas
tlna free. 10-yter rnsrsatee. Bank
refersaee. r Ones ersels asa foadaja
rt. -ca
W til
JSI WsBBBh ssj ajsj m v1
' ta " ,
Freshening Up for faster
.To keen In Una with the season's eall
for beauty, brlahten tip the house In
side and outside with a new drees of
paint But be sura you re not fettlna an
excuse for the rllt article sret Bay
State palnta and yarntehee for the weart
well sorU jf - : ,
txb axo ranrT bto.
Fisher, Thorsen & Co.
rmosT asrs st oamzsov ara.
HERE'S ONE MAN WHOSE
HEARTS IN RIGHT PLACE
-'".' . "i,
- 80 popular Is the Portland Commer
cial club In the . state ef Ores on that
business men outside of this elty are
tendering checks toward support ot the
movement to build a Commercial elub
bulldlnf. - v .
Among tha many letters that have
onme to the club since its fire, none
have bee -more appreciated than one
received this moraine from J. B. Me
tioneld, secretary and manag er of The
Dalles Business afYn's association.
Mr, McDonald- says: - . .
"I sea by last nlaht's paper you may
aocept subetrtptlons to build. If so,
Souvenirs
TI7TTTTT7P7 Friday &
if liAlljlij Satnrday
' Our stock of Easter novelties Is far the largest ever
shown in Portland. The day would be sadly lacking
for the children without their "Bunnie" or chick. We .
L haTeanmmense-variety-in-all sorts of original and
funny shapes and all filled Vith tiny sugar eggs.
Prices op to f 2, but 10e to 25e gives a wide choice.
To all purchasers of these fancies over 10c tomorrow
and Saturday we will give for the little one of the"'
family a '. "'...'.' :'
FREE EASTER NOVELTY
, . ... e c' 3
'And fill It with sugar eggs.. '
r' For gifts for the "grown-ups" we liave a wonder
fully attractive display of Parisian Blskets and Boxes
. and daintily decorated silk and satin eggs in exclusive
designs, all for filling with our famous Candies. .
;- If you don't buy don't mi Iceing the display.--
GET THE RIGHT PLACE
We Have no Branch Stores
Swetland & Son
V 27S tlOXKISON STKEET
1 -V-c tcni 3s.' ;'.
even though I ara not as yet ona of
your members, J would like to place one
stone at least In your new edifice, i So
when tha proper time comes, cqunt m
for 110. ,
THINKS CITY NEEDS
GOOD STOCK EXCHANGE
Ia I.' Potter, who Is' to be secretary
ef the Portland stock eichsnge. to be
opened In tha old poatefflce building on
Hlxth street as soon as tha structure
la remodeled, arrived In tha elty this
morning from Chicago. ,.
Mr. Potter waa connected wltlt the
Chicago stock exchange for 13 years
and gavs up his position there to come
to Portland. In the brief time he has
bad to survey tha field he says he has
learned enough to convince him that a
high-class exchange should be a great
thing for .Portland. The exchange Is to
handle quotations on all high-grade and
thoroughly aubatantlal stocks of Port
land and tha Pacific coast. ."There will
be no mining stocks listed on the ex
change." said - Mr. i, Potter, -far they
would open the way for wildcat stocks
snd thla would ruin the exchange. There
will be only a limited number of seats
and each will be valued at 1110. Moat
of tha seats hare already been 'annken
tor.- ...!.
AJcrrnmaTTa.
Empire Theatre.!.
MILTON
Morrises.
111.
SEAMAN, Masaaer. "
rortlaaa's Popalar Flaykease,
Tuolsht, Tomorrow Mstlnse aad Nlfht, Last
Tares Tlas -.
"The PaUl Wedding"
' ., With
Jsae Ksltea and a avperk Oast.
Brentng Prices 15e, S9e. SAe, SOc Mstlaes.
10. ISc. SSc - j
West Wesk, Starting Suaeay aUtiaeew
"KOaVOKC" .
Concert and Dancing
AT
RohaSe Park
April 15th
UJCdvi
APOLLO
RINK
- -' uiajur TO SKATS JIOW.-
paxTATa nrsTBtrcmoaTS rmasC
Open 1 to 4:tO,,4:SO to T, 7 to 10:30.
Relay Race 4
TsrrBSPAT srzostT, avpbixi is.
' A 'Waldateln,' winner of slx-daya race,
will run Ave of Portland's fasteet araa
Uure one mile each.- i,
::. JONES A KANDAXL. '
CUT RATES
2$ SAVE
MONEY
Come at oSiee and bave free examination.
WE EXTRACT TEETH XRKE; BIU
f ER riULlNQS. Sto UP; GOLD nVlr
INO. 76e UP; SET Or TEKTH, tt.OS;
SPLENDID SET, SS OO; OOLDCHOWN8.
IJ 00 TO tl.OO; WHITB CROWNS, 11.19
TO t.0. .
All work guaranteed far' ten years.
C0ST0M PAIM.IX3 CL.T:3T3
tslti Morrison St. Or. V.v'.st A rrank
and PostoiJce.
THE MEIUIO THEATRE
ltb s Wadln(toa - - r Psoas Mila t
Tesiskt, 1:11 Tatrrw Xlekt.
, Sssoisl-rrise Matisse Tsmemw. ' '
Tse Mnsioal-Csmsdy ExtraTacaasa,
"BABES IB TOTLABD."
A Crowd Haass Ust Bigkt-JEveryssty
fVI!!t!N(J PBIOra X SIS". t. TSr. SOc.
TOMORBOW MATINKB PBlCEa fl.SOr l.
. t&, ftoe sad 20c
Rests srlllsg st tbe box efftre ,ef tse HetUg
theatre. '
THE HCII IP .THEATRE
llth sad IICILIU - Pkra
Washlnstsa ' Mslat.
l-iaST STTBSAT BIOKT ATTBACTtOM
Sssear, Mosdar ssd -Tssadsy Klfbu. April
Ifl, IS sad It Hrtors ef rorH Aclta-. .
CBISTOX CLABXX
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