The Oregon daily journal., October 25, 1906, Page 9, Image 9

THE OBEOOrf DAILY JQTJRNAE. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENINO, OCTOBBK W. TW.
Town Topics
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The Journal ttgono7 at Stigma has
own transferred Harper Jsmlson.
with heedquartsr at Schwa rascal Id's
- IBM atore, where all changea, com
Plaints and new subscriptions will re
oaiva prompt attention.
toxiokt'i amusemshtb.
That Mounted Patrolman "WEltl
Keller has other aroomptlahmenta be
aldea being the pliae waltser of the
oaks waa demonstrated yesterday alt
ernoon. Keller was sent to Fifteenth
and Hoyt streets to ehoot a boras with
broken lea;. As the policeman fired
a bullet into the brain of the suffering
animal, a horse owned by Dr. S. C Car
ney became so frightened by the report
of the pistol that It dashed down Fif
teenth street His humane duty bar-
lrif been performed, Keller mounted his
stead and. slatting we epura deeply
Into the flanks of hi horee. Started I
puiwuii ox ine runaway, hi overnaujsa
ths horse and buggy at Thurman street
and returned it to the owner.
Let us make your suit. It's ths par
ticular pereon we appeal to. The man
whoae Ideas of drees are formed from
his custom of veering carefully made,
well-fitting garments. We Make ear
piece of goods to our store to order for
I5. No more, no less. Have a look
at our black unflnlahed worated for 125
Bee what other ' taliora want for the
asms goods. We are able to eave you
110 on your suit. Come In and let us
prove it. Unique Tailoring Co., so
Btark street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Mrs. Anna Kennedy has begun suit
In the state circuit court for a divorce
from J. Fred Kennedy on the grounds
of cruelly. Mrs. Kennedy alleges that
her husband, who waa a barber, treated
her cruelly by going away to work
early la toe morning and not returning
until late at night; also taat he re
fuaed to go to church with her. and
when aha objected uaed vile language to
her. They were married in May, ns.
Mrs. Kennedy asks that her maiden
name, Martin, be restored to her.
Dental College Now In Session. The
Infirmary of the North Pacific College
of Dentistry having reopened for the
winter session, pereone desiring dental
work or oral surgery can now receive
prompt sttentlon. Ths Infirmary staff
In dally attendance la composed of
Doctors Louis J. Fits Patrick, John M.
Merer. J. -Francis Drake, Everett M
Hurd, George H. Martin and Herbert C.
Miller. Corner Fifteenth and Couch
streets. Telephone Main lilt. Herbert
c. Miller. M. D., Dean.
M a. Doyle, af timekeeper employed-
by the southern Pacific company at
Cottage Grove, met with an accident
yesterday that resulted In the loaa of
both of his legs. Ths unfortunate man,
while standing on a sidetrack engaged
in checking a crowd of laborera, waa
knocked down and run over by a switch
engine. Doyle was brought to this city
last night and conveyed to St. Vln
csnt's hoapital, where he now Ilea la a
preceiious condition.
A warrant for the arrest of Thomaa
Cowan, formerly connected with the
union Laundry company, on a charge of
larceny by embesilement, wag tseusd by
Judge Cameron yesterday afternoon. It
ft alleged that Cowan embesaled varl
out amounts aggregating 1300. It is
eld that hla emploero gave him aa op
portunity to pay up, but instead ha con
verted more of the funds of the laundry
company to hla own uee and decamped.
The police are how aeeklng the alleged
defaulter.
Mollte la dead. After many years of
faithful and consclsntlous service, the
Intelligent mare who has been one of
the trio of equine drawing engine 1
of the fire department has responded
to her last alarm. Her death occurred
yeaterday afternoon and the men of
engine 1 are grief -etrlcken ever the
aad event, for Mollis wis one of tho
most beloved horses la the department.
The Hawthorne estate has filed with
the city auditor a remoni trance agalnat
the Improvement of Bast Taylor street
from Bast Ninth to Best Eleventh. The
aame estate protested several months
ago against filling the Hawthorne slough
at Bast Taylor, alleging that the cost
would be excessive. The same reason
ia now given for the formal remon
strence. Taken atck at the union depot last
evening as shs was about to leave for
Los Angelas, Mrs. Claud M. Berry of
Walla Walla waa oared for by the
Travelers' Aid association and removed
to a hotel with her two young children.
It Is doubtful If she can continue her
journey for several days.
Penney Bros.' Friday Special Five
big bargaina in trine: 11.10 grade White
or Bed Port, Angelica. Madeira and
Tokay, at $1 per gallon. 3. W. Harper
Bourbon Whiskey, regular 14.50, at
11.60 psr gallon. Friday only. Phone
Bast 117. Free delivery. IT-lsl Bast
Morrison.
Four asw corporations havs been' au
thorised to transact business In this
county by filing srttcles of Incorpora
tion In the office of the county clerk.
They are: The Gordon Manufacturing.
Power and Light company; Incorporated
by Stgmund Stchel, Henry Hewett and
HU1
. .Zeals Jesse la "Merrr Wlees a Windier"
Baksr "vi Vert slate;;
tsr. tm Maafosvetesioa-
Ljrlc "lot New rertner"
Oread VeadeTtlle
Pasta ee TaaderUle
twelva years. 6
We Pay 4 Per Cent on Savings Accounts
Si
ME
Few .
OT. Mr.
Bargain
Days Left
Do aot miss the oppor
tunity to seoure a box In
our absolutely Ore aad
burglar proof Safe Deposit
Vault, which has heavy re
enforced twenty-elx-inch
concrete walla, ateel lined,
with electric wiring to
show the slightest tamper
ing. Fourteen months'
rental for the price of
twelve. If token by Novem
ber 1. Boxes 14 and up.
Call In aad let us show you
the vault
Oregon Trust
& Savings Bank
R. W. Wilbur; capital stock, 1175,000.
The Bartholomew company; Incorpor
ated by W. H. Mlddlemlaa, B. I. Barthol
omew aad B. A. Letter for the purpose
of dealing in dry goods and clothing;
capital stock, ,10.000. The Millstone
Mining aad Milling company, formed by
E. J. Height, C L Wood. W. H. Dryden.
Lor en Seward and B. F. Shaw with a
capital stock of 0,000. The Llnnton
Land company, formed by George F.
Martin, W. L. Brewster and W. T. Mulr;
capital stock, ITMM.
The central W. C. T. U. held a social
meeting at 106 Ooodnough building yes
terday afternoon. A large number of
members were In attendance, Mrs. Ada
Unruh presided In the absence of ths
president Mrs. Ida Berkley, who la
attending the national convention at
Boston. Resolutions of condolence and
sympathy for Mrs. N. L. Drlggs for
ths loss of her husband ware passed,
Mrs. C. Blanchard. pastor of the Wood
lawn United Brethren church addreeaed
the members.
George Wright Post, Q. A R, will
give Its Initial camp fire of the aeaaon
tomorrow evening at Its hall, north
east corner of Second and Morrison
streets. All old soldiers and members
of the Women's Belief Corps are In
vited to attend.
Articles of Incorporation of the Mult
nomah Mill Construction company
were filed In the office ef the county
clerk this morning by Frank Swoboda.
Ira Moore aad Arthur R. Moore. They
will operate sawmllla. Capital stock,
115.000.
Way don't you provide for the future
Instead of paying high prices for wood
two maths hence. Buy now at prices
that you can afford to pay. Four foot
aad abort, green slab wood, at the Stand
ard Box Lumbar company. Telephone
f.
Frank Royal In the circuit court this
morning pleaded not guilty to the charge
or assault and battery on Chertoe Nel
son. At tae request or ttoyal'e attor
ney, L. B. Crouch, who was appointed
to defend htm, the setting of the trial
waa deferred until nest week.
In the circuit court thla morning Jack
Wage pleaded guilty to the charge of
assaulting Polios Ofncer ueorge Adams
In Blaster's Burnalde street saloon on
October 14. He Will be sentenced In the
near future.
Tour Byes Examined Free. We ere
still selling eyeglasses at tl.00. A per
fect St guaranteed. Metsger a Co..
Jewelers aad opticians. Ill Sixth street
Watches, diamonds and 1 Jewelry en
easy payments; 11 down. Its a week
Don't go without a good timepiece
Metsger at Co.. in sixth street
Steamer Jessie Harking for Camas,
Wsshoural and way landings dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Alder street dock
at I a. St.
Aome Oil Co. sells the beat aafety oosl
oil aad One gasoline. Phone Bast 711.
Notice Hlbernla Savings Bank open
Saturday evenings from to t.
Woman's Bxeaange, Its Tenth street
lunch 11:10 to I; business mea'e lunoh.
Notice Hlbernla Savings Bank open
Saturday evenings from to I.
ABANDONED BREWERY
DESTROYED BY FIRE
(Special Dispatch to The Jearnal.)
Enterprise, Or.. Oct II. The Enter
prise brewery, valued at 115.000, was
destroyed by fire last night. Ths plant
i aot been ussd ror some time, ss
ths owners soon after the June election
closed it and left the state. It was "In
sured for 11.600. The oauee Of the fire
le not known, but It la rumored that It
was the work of an incendiary.
First Deposit Free on children's ac
counts I Don't miss this opportunity to start
a growing fund for tho growing boy or girl
We start the account with 50 cents you
put in $4.50 and then you have $5,00
already at work, earning interest day and
night Then add small amounts each week
or month as circumstances allow and see the
bank account grow to hundreds and to thou
soda before the young hopeful becomes of
age.
Starting to aava la hard. Keeping It
tip la easy. We stye you the start.
Bring this ad wtthf 4 and get a SS. 00
oradit ea a new accawat aano1 for
any child ef any ago from on daw to
NORMAL WILL ASK
FOR MORE MONEY
Moawnouth School Wants Sev
nty Thousand Dollars for
Two Now Buildings.
USUAL APPROPRIATION
WILL BE NEEDED, TOO
School Is Growing and Faculty Most
Be Enlarged If Pupils Are to Re
ceive Proper Instruction Dormi
tory Needed Also.
The Monmouth x Normal school will
ask ths legislature at the coming ses
sion for a special appropriation of tel.
00 or 170,000 for the construction Of
two new buildings, an Industrial build
ing and a dormitory to be used la con
nection with the school, it wtll also
ask that special provision be made for
strengthening the faculty to meet the
sew requirements arising from having
lengthened the school course from three
to four and five years. The usual ap
propriation of 116,000 for maintenance
for the two years ensuing will also be
asked of the legislature.
According to the plans of the board of
regents the Industrial building will cost
about 140,000 completed, while the dor
mitory will need another 125,000. It Is
held by the members of the board that
more than 104 new students could be
accommodated In the normal school If
It were possible to houee them. Mon
mouth Is aa old towa and the accommo
dations are not of the best Complaint
has also teen made by parents against
allowing their daughters to board at
any chance place which might be open
to them, It being urged that the school
should maintain a dormitory under the
supervision of a competent matron.
It Is the desire of the board of re-
Cnts also to materially strengthen the
pulty. Last year it waa necessary to
commenoe school at I o'clock In the
morning and to do away with all chapel
exercises in order to provide for the new
classes formed by the addition of the
fourth year to the course of study.
It is wished to strengthen ths faculty
this year in order to do eway with the
excessive work on the part of the pres
ent members.
BUTCHERS DENY TROUBLE
WITH WHOLESALERS ..
Say Lowar Prlooa of Moil Art
Duo to Natural Causes and
Not Meat War.
Butchers of PortlanA deny that there
is any trouble between the retail dealer
and the slaughterhouse man or the
wholesaler. They admit that the prices
are lower than they have been la the
past oa beef particularly, but explain
tnia by tne statement that beef la plan
Uful. There has been no change In
the retail price for meats for the past
three weeks, when the amounts charged
for different kinds of meets ware print
ed in the market department of The
Journal. These aame prloee maintain.
though within tho past two or three
days triers has been aa advance of ap
proximately l cent a pound on beef,
pork and mutton on the pert of all the
wholesalers.
The prloee quoted today, which are
practically the earns as thoee quoted
three weeks ago. are: Pot. roasts,
cents a pound; hams. 17 cents; bacon.
10 cents; tenderloin, it cents. There
has been no fluctuation In the price of
mutton for tne reason that good mut
ton is so scarce that ths market re
mains firm In Its demand for the meat
and the prices rule the aame.
Meat dealers admit that the prloee
have been lower far the past three
weeks than for some time, but deny the
rumor that there la any trouble be
tween the dealer and the wholesaler.
They say the prices are due elmply to
the conditions of the business and not
to any trouble or friction between the
meat men themselves.
MAYOR LANE WATCHED
FOR THAT CHICKEN
D Tope, a ventrllloulet. widely
known aa the "chicken man," and City
Treasurer Werlela. had all kinds of fun
yesterday afternoon at the expenae of
Mayor Lane. They were on Fourth
street near the dty hall when the
mayor approached. Warleln asked per-
lsslon to introduce Mr. Tope.
The chicken man. after the ceremony
Of en Introduction, asked the mayor If
ha had ever seen a three-legged ohloken.
The mayor had not but expressed his
desire to see the curiosity. Tope care
fully drew hie red bandanna handker
chief from his pocket. In which the
feathered curiosity wee supposed to be
hidden.
Werletn had seen the performance at
hla home a abort time before, where
ha had searched all over the house for
the chicken But the mayor wasn't a
Mt wise, end took the cork clear un
der. So Interested AM he become In
preventing me eeoape or tne cnicxsn.
whose shrill chirping he distinctly
heard, that he spread hla handa out on
the sidewalk around the handkerchief
and waited. He might have been wait
ing yet If he hadn't looked up at War
leln and caught a gllmpae of the poorly-suppressed
smile that covered the
treasurer's countenance
RECEPTION TONIGHT
FOR BISHOP SC ADDING
From to IS o'clock at the Portland
hotel thla evening a general reception
will be held la honor of Bishop Boad-
dlng. A large reception eetnmlttee
from the Episcopal churchea of this
elty will welcome the visitors aad
make them acquainted with the distin
guished churchman Addresses of wel
come will be delivered by Governor
Chamberlain end Mayor Lens.
Tha committee from the olty churchee
follows: St Mstthew s, Mra. W. A. M.
Breok; St David's. Mrs. George B. Ven
Waters. Dr. aad Mra. Joseph!; Trinity.
Mrs. A. A. Morrison; St Marka. Mrs.
J. S. Simpson. Mr. snd Mrs. B. W.
Hastings; St. Stephen's, Mra . T. C.
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. H D. Bamsdell.
8. E. MeCtillum. secrets- of the Ameri
can Mutual Benefit association, has re
turned to Portland after an absence ef
six weeks, during which time he visited
many of the principal eastern eiUes.
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
Hand Decorated
Bavarian Vases
Beautiful sad artistic in design sad shape, while they last, BO a),
60a, 01.00, f 1.30. B1.SO. See Washington Street Window,.
"Woodlark" Olive Oil
Expressed from selected olives from the great orchards of Cali
fornia. Delicious and healthful. Olive Oil it rapidly tecoming a
prime article of food, and when used as such proves a corrective lor
many ailments.
A thousand-dollar guarantee insures our oil to be 100 par cent pure.
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allons oaoo
Hilton's Malt Extract
Will be found an invaluable remedy for ailments of the chest and
lungs, dyspepsia and all wasting and debilitating diseases. It is
especially indicated in convalescence, general debility of nursing
mothers, loss of appetite and insomnia.
25c bottle, dozen fSJtS
With Pcpto-Manganate of Iron.
35c bottle, doren.. ..fS.SS
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WOODLARK
Antiseptic Calendula Soap
A most pressing toilet requisite, grateful tp the most sensitive skin,
embodying the well-known and valuable properties of Calendula.
softening, soothing and healing; cake SOej
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Woodlsrk Roll ......
"Our Fair" Roll
"400" Roll
Ascot ic Packager
Delta Paekaare
Klondike Package
Perfection Roll
Tishu Package
The Gem Junior Seven-Blade
SAFETY RAZOR
The very best value for the money you ever heard of and a delight
to men who shave. You can shave yourself, no matter how hard
your beard or how tender your face, in less than 5 minutes. Sl.OO
UNCLE TOM LONG
GOING TO BE A HARD WINTER
"Hard winter, my eon; hard winter
ahead of us.
Suoh are the warning words of old
Uncle Tom Long; an east slds scow
dweller, who ekes ant en existence by
mowing lawns in the summer and by
doing odd Jobs here and there and put
ting in an occasional day aa a city
street cleaner In the winter. When
asked to give hla reasons for so dire a
prediction the old fellow replied:
"Oh! I have u lot or signs, eji gooo.
es. And this rail thsy aU point
straight to biting wind and falling
weather. I don't nay aay attention to
high and low pressure areas and pre
vailing sviada, and such stuff as that.
I Uave that to the scientific fellows who
are paid weather prophets.
'My theory Is based on a eioee study
of nature. Look at the eottoawooa
trees the bark on their north slds is
thicker than I ever oaw It; so thick
that It la splitting, simply an effort of
the trees to protect themselves against
tha chilling blast
OLD MAN FAILS TO
PROPERTY FROM HIS BROTHER
-if tha eourt could say what it thinks
niivht to be done. I believe It would be
welt for thle man to have his prop
erty back. But we are bound ny me
law and evidence aa presented aad there
IS no evidence that would Justify me In
setting aside Oil conveyanee." said
Judge Cleland in the elrcult eourt thla
1. iuMIiik the suit of Oott-
iii' 1 1 1 11 u ,. ,
freld Pick against his brother. Chrls-
i.iiiiini that hla brother had
1 , .I., him a home and ears for
him during hla lifetime ha return for
the conveyance or 10 acrea or iana near
Council Crest, snd that he was forced to
. .v.- nn.-.r fim a vear later. The
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old man's testimony waa almost en
tirely unsupported, the majority of the
wltneesee declaring that tha property
had been transferred for 11,10. to be
paid in 10 equel payments. There wee
Week's Waehlng 50 Cents
omt eat rear seat at ee Say's Mastery asd
talvUura u the east aaeardb to toe arise
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SAYS IT IS
T was out in ths hills laat Sunday
aad I see that my old friends, the
ground squirrels, havs stored double
the quantity of nuts aad a coma that
thoy usually put away.
"Did you notlde the harvest moon
this faUT I never saw It so dim aad
mlrky-looklae- Lots of water up there
to come down in some shape before the
next dry season sate in.
'When I waa a boy, back la Kentucky,
a big crop of persimmons waa a sure
sign of freest ng weather tram Decem
ber to late In March. Tou see persim
mons are One things to fatten 'possums,
and a 'possum has to have a good deal
of fat oa his ribs to last him four
months. But we have neither persim
mons nor 'possums out here, still there
are pleaty of weather sighs If you know
bow to find them.
"Pretty soon I . must get to work
chinking up the cracks la my scow and
laying ia my winter's wood. In prepara
tion for the worst winter we have had
In many years."
REGAIN HIS
no agreement that the old man should
be cared for. they eald, and be went to
the poor house because he deelred to
have more company.
Soon after be went to the poor house
the suit to eet sslde tae dead waa be
gun. Judge Cleland. who heard the
trial, held that the old man's conten
tions were not supported by the testi
mony offered, and the deed was de
clared good.
YOUNGSTERS ELOPE; POLICE
ASKED TO FIID THEM
Alice Ryan, Aged Seventeen, and
Joe Lafontain, Aged Eighteen,
Disappear Together.
Miss AUee Bran, a girl of IT. living
at 40 Grand avenue aad working In the
wrapping department of Llpman, Wolfe
a Co., disappeared yeaterday afternoon
with a youth of ths romantic age of It.
The boy. Joe Lafontain. was driving a
wagon for the aame firm and waa known
to be an ardent admirer of the girl.
It seems that ths couple 'had wished
to marry, but because of their age the
plan, was strongly opposed by the girl's
step-father. Mr. McCall. Belattvee of
the young man living at tti Nineteenth
atreet state that thsy know of the
whereabouts of the young couple and
that they are at Toledo, Washington,
where an aunt of Mr. Lafontain resides.
Mra. McCall la very anxloua about her
girl and reported the ease to the polio
at once. Neither seem to have coaSded
In other employes rf the store sad little
waa known regarding them eicept that
they had been going together for some
time. It la believed that they have not
gone far and will Soon return. Although
the boy s relatives seem as aava
Two Fine
Stores
On Washington St
27x70, suitable for al
most any kind of busi
ness ...
For Rent
Tenants can have five
years' lease at most rea
sonable rental. 0
This Is a Snap
I.Gevurtz
& Sons
The House Furnishers
First and
Yamhill Streets
I $201
The Real Thing
Mad ia Oregon, from Oregon
wool. Mads for you to your
measure, in ths finest possible
manner.
Highest clsss csshmere suit
ings, ia ths stylish shades of
gray, brown and graan, lined
with imported Venetian cloth
or fine worsted serge. This ia
a special short-time offer that
cannot hold for long.
ELKS' BUILDING
SEVKNTH aad STARK STS.
all about tha affair Miss Ryan's parents
were left without the slightest clue aa
to their destination.
ELLEN BEACH YAW TO
SING IN PORTLAND
Was It a big audlencer" inquired the
Los Angeles Times, after Ellen Beach
Yaw's last concert there a few days
ago "There were no seats, and
scarcely aay standing-room oa the
floors of the entire theatre. Miss Taw
ia the perfect mistress of ballad stag
Ing snd in drnmatlo work, by virtue ot
her easy stage presence and marked
histrionic temperament, she finds equal
adaptability. So her finest efforts
were enoered to the echo last night,
and la the flnlahad aad artistic mad
scene frost "Ham let' she simply car
ried the house by storm.'
Miss Taw aad her excelleat company
will appear la Portland under the dl-
silw
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The Merchants
Investment and
Trust Co.
247 Washington St
Deals Is Municrpal aad Car.
poration
' Leads money oa approved
securities.
Acts as trustee ia bond is
sues, realty transactions, ate
Does s general Banking and
Trust
Pays interest oa Savings Ac
counts snd Time Certificates.
CapitalSI5M00.00
J. Freak Watson Pres.
R. L. Durham Vice-Pres.
W. H. Fesr lacy.
8. C. Catrhinga Asst. Secy.
wltee The flettig Theatre
I ll o'Otoek. frlasy. Satorday Nlkts,
sveasSTwa sm
LOOTS
by ITeme ktcHearr -Nonaaa
kespssre'e Delikttel Ossaedy.
Wins ef Willi 1 1."
BTsnlnr Prises, SSe to 11 60. Mat.. SSeto SI.
Seats aeOlac fee eagagsstsBt H.lus Theatre.
SEAT SALE TOMORROW
soxomcx auuLio txxatbjc
lets sad Wasstogton.
a oo. 's peodvctiobt.
ii He Nslef $ (arrive"
AT BEIUO TH BATHS.
day. Tasadsy, Wsdasaaay Skjato.
ucsaesr as, . so. si.
SDeeial-Priec Matisse Wadneedar.
Chanalnc PeUeek's laaKjsss Play Ta Marias
Ml sl Sana's Great HaveC
VMS. SaauaUe. TkrUUa. The AO-Stor'Oast
I Still Lad so j Chaimin. Osjlfsattsg
JESSIE BUSLEY
WHO IS AIDED AND
ASSISTED BY
leujBTtBBl Xtorass.
SUMFTU
BE TEAM
SUMPTUOUS BCEMBBT.
CIEU
las?hree"roirfB?aO; lut rae'rowa. fYio?
TSe; bstoaay. TSe. 60c; fslisry. SSe. SSe
Baker Theatre
Or, sod Tissue CSV.
rate ef the fssinas
Company.
Afl Ode weak Matinee Satorday tae cele
brated Aaaerlesa character play
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PREE! Maving Picture
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Interesting from beginning to end.
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Kvery evening 7:10 o'clock. Bring the
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CORNSR MORRISON AND THIRD.
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Oaks Rink
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