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Newspaper Page Textl ! v ' . . THE OREGON DAILV JOURNAU PORTEND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY M1801 10 1 ifiras Baker City Tarsons Divided 4 on Methods of Fighting Vice Dr. Hayden Says . Dealing in Dirty Rumor '.. Is Wrong. ; WO YTOSYTI, JTO OAS, JTO COOAXn SUM It your cums bleed when you brush them, you tiara pyorohoa, a disease hloh, Jf lat run aauaaa raoaaaloa and teeth to loosen. Wa poaitlvaly cur a tha abova dlsess TEETB.lim s.r""i . . .ftoMUl DltMtrta to Tbe Joarasl.) : Baker City, Or.. Jan. -War in tha ; ranks of tha Baker City Ministers a oclatlon appears to ba brewing aa a re ault of the circular recently mro broadcaat throuffbout this place 1 Kiok Msr Johns and other officer of tha city" and county vara severely arraigned in tha noma of the organised narsona Dr. T. U Hayden. pastor of the Presbrterlan church, haa fired tha ' first gun In tha approaching battle by . m.hMxtw ronmirlnr tha man. without giving hla am. who prepared tha clr tu Ttr Harden, tha tnln lii aa-reed to circulate some d nouncement of th officers In hand . mm Kn. mimr not allowed to AX' Will IWIHl Ml , m ; amine and paaa on the dodger before 1 it waa printed. Tba Presbyterian min ister expresses hla disapproval of the atrona lanauare employed by the. au thor of tha circular and a majority oi tha local ministers ara expected to fol low bis example. - i'. . Aasodatioa Dirlded. There ara a number of the ministers who will prove "aUndpatters, ' and will back up tha author of the handbills from etart ta finUh. With the aasoclatlon . rilvt.lnl aaalnst Itself a warm contro versy la exrecied. . , Outlining Ma position In the affair. Dr. Hayden said: . "I believe moat heartily In forcing the war to an lasue and compelling the officials whose duty It is made, by .' txtmnrv annctment to enforce the law or Jn case they continue to refuae to do their dutv to create eufch a aentl , went hera aa - shall hereafter make It tmuossible for them or men of their strips to again hold office in Baker City or county. J Denove most nenruif in placing tha responsibility of tha pres ent condition of things upon these men by punllcly exposing tneir oriicuu acts. Deal la Dirty amors. "But I do not believe any body of Christian men ran within the riffht of their calling or their manhood deal In matters of petty, dirty rumors. I do not believe that a minister of Christ Is ever warranted In descending into the arena of private or public philippic, even in the cause of a great moral re form. This I stato aa a matter of per sonal conviction. Great issues can be well fought upon tha high ground of noble appeal to jiaht, of fearless ex posure of wrong, of courageous demand for official rectitude," of earnest pres entation of fut-ts and tha evidence of official dereliction, and by the use of such judicial remedies as lie within tha reach of every personal unit of the areat civic body. One may do all thla In the spirit of the truest kindness. 8ucn a battle commands the respect of men. aa It appeals to their innate aenae of Justice. Upon this ground I stand as a Christian cltlseu and a minister of the church!- Fully expecting that the pa per when prepared would be of this ' nature I gave my consent to ita pub- - ilcatiou by authority ,of the Ministerial associntlon. Personally. I greatly re grot that In our teal we did not take counsel of wisdom and good judgment Thla office la equipped with all the lateat af pi lances and formulae for doing hlgh-daaa work. OUR PRICK ! J K Crown Bridge 'frorlc per tooth. Logan Crown S3.50 Best Rubber Plata to S5.00 -S5.00 5.00 S8.00 RHUS ASSAIL cor.irjii lmv Contend That Washington Commission Is an Uncon stitutional Tribunal. Excessive Drinltihg Orrint Destroys the Craving for Drink. Sold Under Positive Graaranee, ' (BoecUl Dlipttch to Th Joaraal.) Olympia, Wash., Jan. J9. An affort waa made yesterday by tha attorneys Mrroam system ha haa not tha ability for tha Great Northern and O. R. aV N. I f of sustained effort Tba result wa all Excessive or . continued uaa of .!. hollo beveragea always results In a dla- eaaea condition or tha servoua ays tern. Tha drinking man la often beard to I aay, -i can atop or my own free will and whan Z wish." but the poor fellow Is now aavoia or f ne power to act at tha proper lime and in tha right way lfa I too lata, tha . craving hum aaaurad a firm hold and because of tha diseased I to raonan tha Joint wheat and potato know. rate cases for the introduction ox Drunkenness la no lonaer considered runner lesumony. ia. join. a crime; eminent scientists and, physl- ters ara now pending In the superior ,uns have aareed that It I. . ti. 1 anrl a mnflnn wa mini - . . , " ww i grant further time for ? a"1 ,r such, . , , taking of testimony In court, Ail I uome treatment that, haa bean previous evtaence was suomiiiea a in. i umU ivr m numDer or years, and Is railway commission, wmi.ii m.ui im-1 ineuiy successrui. IS Orrlns. Tt la uM Inss ti Aluminum Lined r B1U.OO to BJlO.Ui Flatea Silver rilltngs Gold Fillings.. tl.00 ......2.00 to 5.00 Vegetablea Vspor used only by us for t'aimess nxiraciing owe CHICAGO Painless Dentists com, erx Airs wAixnraTOir. Be sure you are In tha right office. Lady attendant Phones Main tISO A-mo. GRAND IE16 or FRUIT III Fully 250 Northwest Grow era at Walla Walla . Fine Displays. - MILWAUKEE WORK IN EASTERN WASHINGTON Rjrtl Dlniatch te The IonnMl.1 ' ' Bock Lake. Wash.. Jan. SS.-Milwau kee surveyors are running a spur to the O. II. & N. at St. John that they may unioaa s.vuu.vuu -reel or lumoer to oe used in construction work at this point Men and teams ara mora Plentiful than before the f inaiftlal stringency hnd j warea are considerably lower. For merly It was a hard matter to get men at $J.!5 a day. Plenty of men ara now oDiainaoia at i u a aay. Rancher Missing Two Months. (pMl IHfqieteh to Tbe Joaraal.) Howard, Wash., Jan. 89. Iwiae Brown, a wealthy rancher of thla place, has been missing from home about two montna and nothing can be learned aa to his whereabouts. When he disap peared his wagon was loaded with grain all ready to haul to market Th neignoora ara taxing care or his cattle and looking after his property. Brown Is a native of Pennsylvania, where his people now reside. Free $I.P2 Package v It - Cures Dandruff, Stops Falling - Hair, and Itching Scalp. Grows . New Hair and Change Gray or - -Faded Hair to Its Natural Color. Men whosa hair or bearda ara strag V gling or all gftne, Vomen whosa tresses , have been thinned by fever or halrfall K. In out requiring tha use of switches; Utile children, boys and glrla whosa ' hr na unruly, all find in thia great remedy. Just the relief that they want . Walla Walla, Wash., Jan. With HO of the most prominent fruit growers of tha northwest In attendance, tha fourth annual convention of tha State Horticultural society opened a three- days' aeaslon in the T. M. C. A. assem bly hall this morning. The opening session occurred at ! 'clock thla morning, when Mayor Kel lous-h extended welcome. C. L. Smith of Spokane made the response, which waa followed by the president's annual address, Most of the forenoon session was given over to the registration of delegatea and getting acquainted, Tho real business of the convention begins this afternoon, when State Horticultural Commissioner F. A. Huntley will review the horticultural interests or washing ton for tha past year. - A feature of the convention will ba a fruit display, by fruit districts. Indi vidual dlsDlavs will also be made bv soma of the big growers of the north west Several handsome cups have been offered .by the Walla Walla association and by .Walla Walla firms for the best apple displays, and the result la that Walla Wallans ara now viewing soma of the finest apples grown In tha world. PARLIAMENT OPENED BY Third Session Since Camp- belM3aiinerman Ministry Was Placed in Office. IN EDWARD (United Press Leased Wire.) London, Jan. 19. The third, and what promises, to ba tha most Important ses sion of parliament since the Campbell Bannerman ministry came into office, waa opened this afternoon by King Ed ward With all the historic pageantry which ha marked tha ceremony since his accession,, ,,The aoverign himself read tha speech from the throne to the assembled lords And commons In the UDDer chamber.' King Edward and Queen Alexandra entered tha house of lords and occupied their thrones, be neath a canopy( with tha prince and princess of Walaa on either side of them. In tho state journey to and from Westminster their majesties were loud ly cheered by. tha DODUlace. The kino- ana queen roae in me gnaea state coacn, witn a nruuant escort ox me auaras. There Is every Indication that tho session will ba a crtllcal one for the party In power. Seldom in recent years have so many questions or vital lm nnrt.iuw hoon scheduled for conairiorii. tion and action. While Irish affairs are expected to occupy the foremost pla on the nroaram. the session will Called upon to grapple with an Unusual ly large number of other problems of The railway commission law provides that the courta may paaa upon the rea sonableness and lawfulness of a rate fixed by tha railway commission, which udgment anau oe upon tna rinuinga ana vidence as ertiriea to me court oy the commission. The railway attorneys claim that tna mltatlon to tha consideration of avl- enca aubmltted to tha commission IS n violation Of tha constitution In that it la a taking of property without due rocess of law. It waa pointed out that e railway commission la its own pros ecutor and judge. and limit tha test! mnnv to what It eaea fit to consider. Tha state - vigorously .contested the motion, claiming that a ruling in favor or the railway ay reason or tna oe fhr uuuer a. positive tuiruitM that I I doaa not effecf a cur your money will urrirre is in two forma. whM Ing to give secretly. rnmKiu rtrrt. No. !, and If tha natlent Win i.. larny iaae ins traatmant Orrlna Ni I should ba given. The guarantM 11 .m?A,B u,lr Orrln coats vui aiA.uu ' rer nnr Maiiad .uiM sealed wrapper on reeeint nf nrir I Writ for free treatise on "Drunken ness mailed In aealiul .imlnn. v.w r i. I P"Jns Co., Waahlngton, D. C. Bold by nuuim uruii every wner and in I inia oilv DT Clarke-Wnndwant rtm w . ". uvartx ail arutfi.u in fart. 1 lays and expense of two trials of every Issue, would practically nullify tha work and value of the commission. HARiill REFUSES TO GIVE II WORK TEN THOUSAND FOR LOSS OF AN ARM 1 Supreme- Court Decision Confirms Award of Lower Conrt In Soft x Baaed on Mill Accident. i i. y ' ' - : J 'jr Thousand Former Employes of Southern Pacific at Oakland Are Idle. tflpaclal - Dispatch to Tbs Joorntl.) Oakland. Jan. 19. Tha policy of re trenchment on the part of the South ern Paclflo company continues, until now there have been about 1,000 man thrown out Of employment at least temporarily, alnce December. About Christmas time. It was announced at the yards that something like S00 men had been laid off. including carmen, paint- era.j machinists, Carpenters, etc., but it was stated at the time that these were to I resume work again on January z. However, these men are- still unem ployed, and sine then the company has continued to lay orr men until at least 1,000 are out, including riremen, brake- men, engineers, switchmen, etc. The number of trains operated has also been reduced materially and the impression prevails that there Is some motive more important than mere re trenchment behind the move of the past two monins. Even tha Standard Oil special freight train haa been cut orr, despite the pro test of that corporation, and where heretofore trains pulled Into the West Oakland yards at the rate of one every twenty minutes, tney arrive now one about every five hours. And instead of trains of forty cars the trains are made un of at least eighty. At tne same time me oania ra w (apedal Dlspatsh to Tbe Joarasl.) Baiem. or., Jan. 19. The most Im portant decision rendered by the su preme court thla week waa found In the opinion handed down In Trlcksey vs. Clark, a suit brought by the father of the boy who had his arm torn off In tha Llnnton sawmill. The hnv wan about 17 yeara old and a jury awarded the father 110.000 damages for loss of iimo, inn tne sawmiu owners appealed. ine court upholds the nwarri or th Jury. At the time of the accident the iauier. nu side. son were working aide by New Train for Lewis Towns, ("metal niipttek to The JooroaL) Chehalls. Wash.. Jan. 29. A nnw Ph.. halis-Centralla local train haa been put on. It is train No. 86, to arrive at Che halls from Centralis, at 7:25 p. m. Five minutes later it starts on the return to Central la. It runs to Centralla from the Graya Harbor country in tha even ing. Its running to Chehalls from Centralla will ba very much appreciated by the traveling men Who may wish to make the two towns In the evening. It will also prove a very great conven ience to the young people of both Che halls and Centralla, who may wish to attend social functions In the One town or tha other. New Incorporations. (Special Diipatch to Tbe Journal.) Salem. Or.. Jan. 29. Articles of In corporation have been filed in the of fice of the secretary of state as follows: The union ciud. principal office Port freight business is on tha Increase and land, uregon; incorporators, Henry Pet the Western Pacific I overworking its tlcord, Charles Lasenberry. Eraatus construction crews so as to De able to run trains Into Oakland by July. Even railroad men. when Questioned aa to the reason for the Southern Pacific's policy of retrenchment at this time, are un able to give any better answer than that it "is probably on account of a presidential election year." CAR RENO MARQUAM GRAND THEATRE MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 3, 1908 Seat Sale Opens Friday Morning A GREAT ARTIST Mm. Carreno I Still the undisputed oueen of tho pianoforte, but Jier away ia exarclaed more tenderly than of yore.- She uaod to dastla and astonish, out now sne onarms ana aeugnis. - not, mmi mnm cnmi play aa brilliantly a ever when she chooses, but. time haa given a mel lowness to her style which In old day It lacked. 8h has never played better than at her recital on Saturday, and It was curious fhat her ehlef triumph were won, not In music of tha showy kind, tn which she used to excel, but In the classic pur and undeflled. Her performance Of Mosart's Fantasia in C minor was most impressive In Its rich sobriety of expression, and tha subtlety and delicacy with whloh she played Beethoven ponata in m nat, up. si, was aiiogemer peyono praise.- Dally Graphic, London, February 18, 1907. A GREAT PIANO Modesty doe not always mean alienee; nor lack of It, presumption. Those who know the Everett Piano' rich tonal quality, Ita plentl- tude of artistic and poetic beauty, need no .telling they have formed their judgment. . M To those wno ao not Know -11 is mm yet merely a ciaimea aiiriDute. Thia Everett tone auality and color la the result of yeara of trust worthy work In the line of tone Idealisms, wrought by men whose prld Is their achievement In this fleld aa Ideal plaao toa prodnctlon. Xaax Oarraao play fa Sverett at tha Xarquam and than Visit ou ware rooms, sixth ana morruon, so sea ana near mo mpngn aa wau aa mad plaaoa, Tney ara beautiful lm toa aad aroaltatara as wall aa most durable la construction. Sherman, Clay Co. Oppotlte Postoffict Wsatwa Agent Kvarett Maaos and Ylctor Talking1 Machine. AmriEHSYTS. IIEILtfIG xIJrartljrasa phone Mala 1 and A-llil. o ' This Evening 1:30 o'clock, k , . America' Greatest Hasso, ..." . 1: V XDBBXXmT WXT3SXirOOX ' i MIO SBCXTAXi - , : PRICES Lower floor, II, 11.10; Bal- cony. II, 7 lo;-Gallery. 70, -. . 1 Marquam M Grand Portland's Famous Theatre. Main ,1, Tonight and Kemalnder of week. t ' Matinee Saturday, WrA. A. Rri1v' llpanlnil ' , . . "WAT SOW IAST. . v Its DUrltv haa bacoma a tirnvarh suit it whoisaomensaa a household word. Acted by the. same great company, ' j Evenings, lie, Wo, 76oy.$l. ;MatinS BAKER TDEATBE .dJMui QKO. L. BAKER, Oen. Manager. The famous iJaker Stock Company In last laaaaon'a Kreateat auccass, lloyt' "a aox.1t wxitb rx.Aa." A clever satire on militia, and so ciety, Interspersed with brightest music, songs and choruses. A whirl of Joy everlasting. Matinee Saturday, ' Evaif- ing. 100. o, sc: matineea, ibc. Jto, ireirl Wesli "TJavU Barum.'' CriPIQC Theatre Vw Milton W. Seaman. Manaaer. Tonlsht all Week Matinees Wednes. day and Saturday. The New and Thrill. , tlLf Western M Play, "BXO-UABTXO nit." Life ot Jim iaxon, a Montana. Sheriff In tha early day a. On of the eaaon'S big successes. Night prices, Teddy besr given away Saturday matl. nee. area weea Teca' Baa soy." THE STAR Sjr iSJ For the Rntlra Ws1r nf Jan i ! Itlta K. JS. t! HUNCH STOCK COMPAPtT rreeenie MOOvgKTwim'a 9inarnm.i Matinees Sundsys, Tuesdaya, Thurs- iy ana Baturdsys. Prloea 10c and ' avrr evening ai sua. irises ii 0 ana oc Hoata ma ba raaarved eunar pnona. UYRIC THBATRE Both rhoaasi Mala 489, xoaaa A-10S8, Week commencing Monday, January 17. ins Alien ptocs company presents "JACX WTtJM OT WTOMXtTO.' Matineea Tueadav. Thursday, fiatnr ay and Sunday. Prices lOo and lOe. Every evening at 1:11. Price 10c. 10a- and lOo. Boxaa lOo, Office opea 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. TUB ORAND Vaudeville da Lux. -Tim and Prloea Remain the Same, .: Return Engagement of TO OBBAT ZBBT TAMXLT, Greatest Tight-Wire Artists la tk world. ABT3 EL KADER. Assisted by His Three Wives and Son. NOVELTY PAINTING ACT. MotUn PIctur Theatres WB RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS 1,00 Feet Reals, Including Song Slides, 15.00 to 7.60 Weekly. MoUon Picture Machines. Supplies, etc., BOUGHT, BOLD AND EXCHANGED. Neaman's Motion Pictare Co. ' III Burnslde, near Fifth. Phone Main 8418. NICfiELODION 130 Sixth Street THE BLACK WITCH and WORK MADE EASY RAILROAD MAN GIVEN FOB BY W00LGR0WERS (Special Dispatch to Tbe Joaraal.) Pendleton. Or.. Jan. SB. Because nf courtesies shown to the Oregon wool- rowers on tneir recent excursion rrom 'endleton to Helena, the members of the association have Just presented to C. F. Van da Water, traveling freight agent on tne u. k. is., an engraved watch fob. The fob has a gold Dendant on which is engraved the words "Ore gon Woolgrower' association. 1908." Mr. Van d Water accompanied, the party to Helena and return and the testimony was given In appreciation or his erncient services ana interest. Richardson and V. Keens Nehalem Bay Park Land comnanv. firlncipal office, Portland, Oregon: cap tal stock. 15.000: incorporators. James J. Walter, W. 8. Gregory and Marlon Ede. Ore eon CItv Enterprise, principal of fice, Oregon City, Oregon; capital stock. 115.000: Incorporators, E. E. Brodla. Franklin T. Griffith and A. M. Horn. Diamond C. Wool company, principal of flea, Prlnovlll. Oregon; capital tock, 125.000; Incorporator, C. W. Colby. James Cram and Harold Baldwin. Portland Japanese Benevolent Ceme tery association; principal office, Por.tr land, Oregon. Expanded Metal and Corrugated Bar company; Incorporated under laws of Missouri; capital stock. 171,001; attor ney In fact, J. H. Wood, Portland, Ore gon. Hives, ecsema, itch or salt rheum et you crasy. Can't bear the touch of your clothing. Doan' Ointment cure the most obstinate cases. Why suffer. All druggists sell it aSS Sr'Jf;.0 Beautiful B.aad of Kate. 0so W1U Bo It. ''.'a liViK?". thlckena eyebrow and lengthens eyelsshes, chanKes rrav or faded hair to Us natural cow KJ?Z. vents thin hair, stops 1 ttthlng dandruff, acurf f-acalh iTto makes tha hair of any man. wA "1 child loar. Wt. aiikW'OT f"Mf Wtt. cou all Free 1.00 Package Coupon Flll out the blank line belowfcat the coupon nd mail to J. F. Btokes! Mar,., f724, FoSO Bldg, Cincinnati' OUio. : kbcloa 10 cents In tumna or silver faith and post a re, a an evidence of aood to hem cover narbinv ... M ,1 ' amis a tun will 1 sent you at once by mall prepaid frt ojt charge, ( , - r..'j ,'inii.Hti treat importance, i ne activity ana in fluence of tha temperance party make ! Imperative soma sort of a drastic li censing Measure. Tha new 'measure, it najiaML will brinar about a condition i approaching; . local option. The liquor Interest throughout. th kingdom have already organised to iignt tne measure. Another attempt will .probably be made to amend the education act, around which such a bitter fight raged in the last session. Other important matters expected to raceiva attention include old-ago pensions, which will go through if tha different tactions can trn on tha datllls of the Plant a. bill establishing a new port authority for London, with power to collect an cues and erect new dock; tha rem traduction of the Scottish land valuation and land mils: a new English land valuation bill; a measure establishing eight hour a the legal working time in ell mines; and a lot of housing and other reform measures looaing to tne comrort ana health of tha poorer resident In large VIllCB, The budget will be not less Interest' g tnan the legislation.- . Tha amassed reforms mean a great Increase lntha ing than legislation.- - The proposed expendltureav and when ther IS added iw!nU k'n Increase of 115,000,000 in the naval estimate, to meet th German PrP". ' ? ' tra 15,000,000 for, tha ; " ana a similar in Sha!liiip.iMlli,Uo,b' Prts say ha chancellor f th exchequer will have to find nearly 5mo8.00o mora than wa necessary last rear, and If tha expan sion continues there will be a further Increase o 1126,000,060 next year. WHAT IS POWER Nature supplies force. Wind turns the wind-mill The brook turns the water-wheel. Coal runs the engine and food runs the man. Some things contain little force, some things much. One substance full of power Is SCOTT'S EMULSION Nature put the. power there. It is wonderful flesh-producer. ' This Is not only a matter of nourishment but of new vigor and activity in the tissues. All Draggirtsi 60c aad 11.00. Store Room for Rent co. scrim Attn YJuunissi. , x., '.Apply,;, Lace house Laundry aft)4 ST. Twentieth St, J. Sheniansky. Window dazing Promptly attended to .In any part Of the city. Doors and windows bought aaa gold. 884 Saoosd. nsar Jeff, rhoa rao, $097, VVebfoot Oil Dlackion Uakes Shoes Waterproof Prassrras Zisather-lTot a Bhina At all Dealer. jtot nr the nvsv See J. R. HAMILTON At tha MODSBJJJPKISTEBT, lot Cheap Bosl Blog. 4lk aad lfomsoa. cbwab Print in ft Co. : Mttrmnit, ttjtotr'jttM ft tat STARK STRtlll ALL, CREDIT AC COUNTS Strlctlj Confidential IjUiiSSaaasaaaapMBaSBWSBBSSB EASY TERMS LOW PRICES Satisfaction Guaranteed BIG Dresser Special THIS WEEK $13.50 A Solid Oak Dresser With full swell quar tered oak front French beveled pattern plate mirror, gracefully shaoed mirror stand ards. West side price $21 f Solid Oak Dressers ; $16.00 Dresser for $18.00 Dresser for $27.50 Dresser for $29.00 Dresser for $11.25 I .812.60 V .810.05 .$18.00 A''.. ' - rJf - .i..,-v ' -.v,T . jajavt , ..:!: . Af.f.y.-aM jaWaaagy- ..- jW' ... 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Hall Trees and Mirrors "All the very latest and most up-to-date designs in Hall Trees and Hall Mir rors. , Some special prices are: $16.25 Hall Trees $12.75 $28.00 ' Hall Trees $10.75 V I $32.00 ; Hall; Trees $23.50 U $34.00 Ikll Tres $24.00 . s $4100 ) HaliXTrees1$31.50 ; ' l-l'" 1 foMi'tiry . n I i fcM utttT 1 Portland Sash & Door Co. 83o raovr st. portAjn, ob. Sewing Machines at Low Prices III v BBLlJTflI.1T -aiUiaKCU' aonassB iTn inoTuiiintf Slnaarv Whaele nea. Including Bingerar' vyn"""r .1 Wl son. Domestics. Whit, Housenoia, Davis and others, for Bale vary cheap to make room ror new siuc. l i t i jm CL.AY 8. MORSE sera raowa ' I hum - -' UKL flih anal Hr J 2 UDVfO I INSISTI ' DEMAND I TsJ tha Croc to Oris AN KOLA King of CotTeet llb;40c.3lH.?5o Mattresses and lUphblstcrlng I Mads nae Mala tn nrr ymas vewed ana laio. tTiona Main lilt. J MASSET k MASSET, 809 Poorth Ctrset