The Oregon daily journal., April 13, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

Tllfi OREGOfJ DAILY JOURNALS PORTLAND, ttOTrttY EVENINQ, 'APRIL' 13. 1CC3.
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Deputy Postmaster Regan
and-. Wife Are Thus ? f
Charged; Arrested.; r
(Bp.l OtapIA 'WIM Jeeraal.)
Klamath Fail, Or, Af-rU "
F-os.ma.ur Uert'IWan kto; wl"
b Kovaton J.av been wrw
charge of robbing , the United But"
ri.UK and bald
.. tha arrival ot tn Wnilea . enauw
luuranai. " ' fc I ,
pottnatr t
. a. w ' " , ' i h- winter.
Hoy.lon, wnt away , ' Xr,2
itKn b frfornied Ui UUo 01 w
u-aiiBll Whin inevur
i,r reoenily U) inaiwr
vu riDOl ia
A arch of lh. lUBan b ..
tln.la that hail bn taken from he
Jewelry. "" ' ' i,
1I0QUIA3I KEVEK ' ; i
SO.BUSY BUILDING
. i", .
(Sperlal Dtontcb U Ike Journal.) :
Hoqutam. Wwh., AprU Xl.Thla elty
la famine buJUUn oprUon t
rreater rate at proaent than ever t
fore. During the paat rear a hotel and
two echoolhouaee have been
t the rwaent Umi more innn i
omv! betna built In l""!
of the city, with contract let
many mori The local ehlpyr4 la kpt
l imy bulliilng pontoona ror
till MM Of
the drmlgwr. to carry
th pip to thff
dumping erotinda.
Irtflall4 fa the J
Mrhinrv la beinc
a til Ull jivquuuu
mill. -
5T. J0IIII5 AriMEXES
0!iE LIE VICT
Apostles Administer Liberal
Coat of Whitewash to ,
Albina Tourists. . , .
Not cohtcnt with one Tlctorr. 8t
Jolm'a team reaterday admlnlatered a
liberal coat of whltewaatf to the Albina
team. Big Andoraon had the "Wander-r-
pomDletely at hie mercy, four hit.
one In each of four Innlnga. Dei rig au
t,..v wer able to do with him. He waa
thla by atrlklng out II men and pulling
lilmnelf out of a number of tight holea.
Tlie eighth Inning furnished one ol
the funniest Incldenta of the game. A
ahepherd dog ran on. the field, and arter
being chaaed olf twice came back again.
Anderaon, the bt. John a twtrler. tried to
lirilp out oy iarom m ' .y
t,ar thing, pul In doing ao forgot Jhat
tliere wia a man ca flrat. Mahon, the
Albina catcher, who welgha aomewhere
n.ar fi nnunda. and who waa clad In
jnlform dealgned for a man of more
iu hullil titnlc advanlaca of the op.
" j.ortunlty offered to run to aecond, but
1 eraa cai'ght trying to get to third on the
; play. Not content with thla the playere
added to the mirth of the crowd by
fthlnkinff that there were threeouta when
i there were oniy iwo. uppei.
caueht for the BalnU, had to be pinched
l etore he realised that hla team had
: cone back onto the field and that It waa
s not cia time to oai. y
I The "Apoatlea" commenced acoiing In
Mhe aecond, when, with one gone. Mana
ger Phllbrlck walked, reached aecond
) when Ruppel hit one to Burke which
was too- slow to be handled. and then
pulled off a double ateal with Kuppel.
Anderaon airucn . oui, nui niinmw
'dropped the ball, and while the Albina
; Infield wan throwing the sphere around
' i pot Ii Phllbrlck and Ruppel acored.
; Clarke Moore openedk the third Inning
! with a hit over KlUllay'e head on which
- he got aafely to third before the ball
I was returned to the infield. He acored
. ; when KlUilay mlased Parker's bard
-chance. v .' - ...
' They got two more In the fifth when
; Krown opened tbe Inning with a single
. to left and waa aacrlflced to second by
Moore. Fleming's hit acored Brown,
White connected aafely and Parker rot
; on through Burns' - error. Houck hit
. fafely, corln Fleming, but a ' fast
. double from Ray 4o Pattlaon atopped
, the runtrettinr. .j
i The score waa aa follows:
5 : : ST. JOHNS. '
; ' AB. R. H. TO. A.
Brown, 8b..',,.,, t 1 1,2 2
1 Moore, lb ., 2 ; 1 16 1
' Fleming. 2b..... 4 1 2 2 1
, itvhlte. rf. ...... 4 0 1 1' 0
. I-arlter, If ....... 4i j 0t 0
Houck, cf -41 , 12 0
I Phllbrlck, b.....l.l , 1 0-2
. Kuppel. c 2 1 1 14 1
Anderson, p, ...... 4 0 0 2
Totals ..a. ...30 t 10 ,27
. . , ' ALBINA.
AB. K. H.
PO,
: S
1
2
: 4
1
1
0
0
A.
2
- 6
0
0
1
0
e
i
2
0
Burke, 2h. 4 0
Burns, 2b....... 1 ' 0
Pattlson, 2b. .... 4 0
Oiles. If 3 0
Helser, lb 4 0
Mnhon. a, .t 0 0
leltsmah, c. . k 2 . 0
Hay, p. a'nrt rf . . .' 9 i 0
Killilay, cf,. ...i. 4. 0
Gardnof, rf . , ..; . 2 -' ,0
CrandalL p 2 ' 0
, Toials 29 " 0 S 22 11
Anderson out. failing to run .
, ' ; ' SUMMARY. .
3 ' Kamed run8t Johns, 1. Three-base
hit Moore. : Two-base hit Killilay.
1 rouble plays Burke to Bums to Hel-
ser, Ray to Pattlson, Ruppel to Moore.
Struck out By Anderson. 13: by Ray, 8;
bv Crandall, 3. v Boae on balls Off An
irson, 8t off Ray, 2; off Crandall, 1.
Bit by pitcher By Ray.i Ruppel: by An-
&nrton. Burns nnd lattinon. Passed
pall Ruppel. . Iert on basesSt. Johns.
7; Albina, 12.-. First base on errors St
Johns,' 8. Time of , game 1:65. I'm
pire Cheyen. -, . ,
''Cops" Get the Ferer. v
Several of the younger 'members of
niilice department met thla morntna
Mini "porfected ;- arrangements for the
,.t ionization of a baseball team from
urrinnir rhp members nt the denurtment.
T.-ronir Mcnnefisv. clerk of the munlciDal
.Hii t, wan appointed manager by vnanl-
hh'US vote, and ne win tii once pruvceu
with tlie organization or tne nine. -Me'tzger.
Jeweler, 242 Washington, y
Two "Sew Autos fit LatJrande.
t a fimnde. Or.; April 13.To the list
f union In Union county . have been
i Ii 1 two new splondld machines.: Prod
,Mle of Island City and Jay Van
reu have wch purchased a Kissel
,r v In. Portland. and they will , be
i iv.mI out -at once. Both are of the
..-i.Lirscpower class, and cost 32.Z6W. t
Acciifrnt to Chemistry Student. ,
((.wtsl Miat-li Tb .Joorna!.)
Fun. -we. oi:, April 13, iirnest Bertch
.r hj.rincfleld. a1" .senior In the chem
tv ,M .rimettt. was--painfully . .in
,, i l.v tlx ifxploslon of a tube of
.. : linnnonia. H's race nose and
,,i ere l.adly burned. He will be
s in a week or two.
DRY
iaf'Teeth 7
Oo unrkm la th pity, get prio om
My Kind of a t of teeth, tha otn ta
ns, and w will duplioat that f
taeta for 97.00, exoeyt gold and pr-
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& Xb WXXTS. Chitf of Itaff. v
SOLID GOLD TEETH
CROWNS,
Any tooth la the mouth we crown with
eolld gold. S2k guaranteed C.tlfl
to be the beat, for.. V4uu
PORCELAIN CROWNS
Any Porcelain Crown made no matter
wnat tney are cauea o now vfEra
they are made." Our price la V,VV
8oHd Hold ' Top-. Solid Gold Baeka.
Porcelain Front a, per $4.00
Solid Gold Teeth. 12k. bridge, CJflfl
per tooth., ..rV,v
All other work tame price, proportion
ately. f.-V.;"; ; - !, '..'
Call and aatlafy youraelf that we have
bat on price, and that we do not mle
repreaent our work We emphatically
aanert that n better work can be done
In Portland at anr price. Abaolute guar
anteea. j, : , . , v-V . " '"
OlTica boure from a, m. to 6:30 p. m.;
Sundaya, a. m. to 1 p. nu Telephone
Uain I7v. , u . ".
gaeVa Wwhlngtoa Bt, Corner BUto.
Over Goddard-Kelly Shoe Store.
CALENDAR OF. SPORT
; FOR THE WEES.V
Monday Mike Schreck Yt. Tony Roat,
15 rounds, at Newcastle, Pennsylvania:
Jimmy Potts vs. "Kid- Truaoott, 1
rounds, at Calgary, Alabama. ;
Tueaday National league epena Its
aeason, with New York Playing at Phil
adelphia, Boaton at Brooklyn. Plttaburg
at S . Loula and Chicago at Cincinnati:
American league opens its season, with
Uetrolt playing at Chicago, St. Louis at
Cleveland, Philadelphia at New york and
Washington at Boston: annual meeting
of the Automobile Club ot America, In
Km York ;cltv: Jimmy Gardner Ta.
Harry lewls, 11 rounds, at Boston.
weanesaay American mucuuun
opens its season, wit Miiwauvee at
LOUlSVllle, Kansas tJHJ ai inuianapuua,
St Paul at Columbus and Minneapolis
at Toledo: southern league opens us
seaaon. with Little Rock at Memphis,
Nashville at Atlanta, Mobile at New Or
leans and Birmingham at Montgomery;
spring meeting of Queen's County Jock
ey club opens at Aqueduct
Thursdav Bench, show of North
Shore Kennel club opens at Salem, Mas
sachusetts. ' '
Raturdav oneninc ot Texas state eoir
tournament at Fort Worth; Northwest
ern league opena It season, with Butte
playing at Seattle, Vancouver at Ta
cotna and Aberdeen at Spokane; Virginia
league ' opens Its season, with Danville
playing at Lynchburg, Roanoke at Rich
mond and Portsmouth at Norfolk.
HUNDRED THOUSAND
FRY FOR UNION BROOKS
(Speetat DUnateb t The loarnaL)
t. nmndA. Or.. Anrll 13. Approxi
mately 100,000 fish will be received In
Union county within 80 daye to. be used
as ' stocking material tor .uw
mountain streams in inia vicinuy.
MAmhr of the Eastern Oregon Fish
and Gan:e association have received no
tice that the shipments . win do lorui-
comlng In a short time, and that the
lmrtles to whom the cans are consigned
must be In readiness to plant the fry.
.' Brunn's Beavers Defeated.
In a decidedly fast and Interesting
game of baseball, played on the. Wllson-
vllie oiamono, ne urunna xcer uase
bsll club was defeated by the 'score of
4 to 3. The Brunns Beavers' inability
to hit Thornton, the WUsonvllle twirler,
at critical times, was the cause of tbrlr
downfall. Roxey. . who - twirled for
Brunns Beavers, was steady at all times,
allowing but five scattered hits, and
but- for errors -by Miller and Leek. th
game would probably have had a differ
ent ending. !
The score by Innings:
lS345789
Brunns Beavers ..00200001 0 3
yVHsorivlH i 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 I
Batteries Brunns Beavers, Roxey and
Flemings WUsonvllle. Thornton and
Darby. "-' ' .'.
The Brunns Beavers want games with
out of town teams. Address C. IS. Leek.
care Brunn & Co., . First and Alder
streets. ""-' "''.- y'yy'
- This Day in Sport Annals.
; - 1 8 6 7 In California. Tommy Chandler
defeated William ( "Dooney") Hnrrls in
fight for 35,000 and middleweight cham
pionship. 23 rounds. j
i878 Oxford defeated Cambridge by
10 lengths In annual university boat
race on the Thames river, course, from
Putney- to Mortlake.-' - . ,: c
188& Tommy Murphy, pugilist, bora
In Harlem, New York,
lj00 -At Chicago, "Philadelphia Jack"
O'Brlon ; won front . Bob t Long In six
rounds. - i . ,.- '
j 903 -At West Baden, 'Jack O'Keefe
defeated pick Fitipatrlck In 10 rounds.
l0i At uaiana, lkjs Argenno oroKs
world a reeord I
by taking Thornton statu
In 7 At .1-6.
Eastern
Dentists
Congressman W. K. 351US aro. 14. '
Seven years In Washington; needs no
Introduction.. Vote for him. , :y t , .
- ' fi nwDSi if the " '" ' .' ' '
', -,j v; xfA .--Or v yjt: may ot: vur the r ( '.. ' ; , v
K rK3-I . ' ' ..... , ' .
thought".:1 He knows Portland customers appreciate
AT THTCM FOR A START THIS WEEK. WE WANT YOUR HELP-TO KEEP THAT GUN hlliiu
MERCHANT TAILORINO DEPT. "J
TWO SUITS FOR ONE
, . MEN'S SUITS TO ORDER ' '
We are making hundreds of them, and can malce hundreds more.
v If you need a suit, YOU-CAN HELP US by giving in an order,
and notice, we have a special proposition on men's suits, whereby,
you can get two for one. For information regarding this ajply
in person to the manager of this company, Mr. J. M. Acheson. V
TIRED OF LI
BULLET III HEART
Eygene Sampson, Logger's
Son, of Ynujrhn, Washn
Yields to Melancholy. :
t (SDaclal Dispatch t The JenraaL)
" Taooma, Waah , April ' 18. Eugene
ann.nn 17-vaar-old son of J. H-
Sampaon of Vaughn,, a llttls towa on
North bay. 30 tnllea from Tacoma, com
mitted aulclde yeaterdar t"??Bw,
-i .1.... kmui thmnrh the heart witn
ZpeaOng rlfl..ThV boy left a not.
bidding hU family ood bye, but giving
no reaaon other than ba was tired of
living. The famUy say ke has Been ae
iponaent of late and Coroner Stewatt
attributes the deed to acute melancholia.
The elder Sampaon la a logger who late
ly moved to Vaughn. Youn Smpio
tminhMi the trigger of the gun with hi
toe. having the , mutile covering
Ills
heart
RATES TOIAM
. AWE EQUAL
San Francisco nas None the
Better of Portland Under ,
NewDeaL
(Special Dlapatch to The Journal).
Klamath. Falls. Or.. April 1 3.Cap
tain J. M. Mclntlre, who has returned
from San' Francisco, where he met the
Rnntharn Vnjcta freight officials, states
that a through freight rata will be ea-
tabllshed to Klamath Falla aajwon as
(I,,, t.rmlnm of the road Is at Dorria.
The Mclntlre Transportation company
will handle all rreignt inro tnis pwu,
and It will remain in . charge of the
Southern Pacific until delivered to the
consignee. ' . .; . . y..
The rates have been published and are
much lower than over . the Thrall-Pok-esrema
line. The rates from Portland
and San Francisco ara the aama yy vyy
KICK MAN CONVICTED
OF MURDERING BIVAL
Itlaltad.praaa' : Leasts ; Wtre-.f -mUn'
Boone. N, C. April 13. After .the
tlon witnessed In a court of the Old
North State in yeafa. In which hundred
of thousands of dollars la Involved,
lawyers resorting to eVery artifice, Luke
tiunner, a wmuinr, iurainui,
day convicted of murder In tha second
degree for killing J. C Cllne,. ft rival
lumberman. He was sentenced to, 80
The murder occurred In the west part
of North Carolina several months ago.
Bunner, rated" a millionaire, expended
thouaanda In his fight , The trlallasted
several days and aroused the greatest
Interest ... .ry;,s:!4yy;;:iy...v'vy'
TREASURE TR0YE t
UNDER OLD HOUSE
(Speriat toUpatch' t The Joornal) y
l...iUinn fir Arvril. 18. Tom, John-
son, a laborer In - thef etnployof. the
un.tin.. , hrnth.ru. t claims to nave
j a4 1niv amak A hnilMA WfllCIl
was'Vovlng. "While" moving .the .old
Jacobs house, the money waa found !n
an old tin can. s-Rumor. says It was bur
led by an old man, JlnT-JacoDs, ye.
ago. A4 Johnson has been flush lately.
the story la beiieveu to oe iru. i
said Jacobs will claim the money,
?T WW - Rebuild Bnrned MM.
V i! 4 gprelal nispatcb to Tb. Journal.)
Bpokane, Wash, April 13. President
Acuff and Treasurer Barllneof the
burned Waahington lumber .1
nounce that a new and better mlirand
lumber yard will be immediately built.
The loss on the .burned mill was 3100,
000, fully covered with Insurance.
Boat Chang Congressman.
Vote for Congressman W. It. Ellis ,
viriB
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HOW TO REACH
KLAMATH BASIN
(Special Dtspatcb te The . JaeroaL)
Klamath Falla. Or, April 13. The
Klamath Falls chamber of commerce la
getting out advertising -matter with a
view of. furnishing Information aa to
routes Into the Klamath basin. - It- ta
found that trainmen and ticket agents
of the Southern Pacific system lack In
formation and send paaaehgera over the
Pokegaraa Una when passenger tickets
read via Bray. Instructions to the gen
eral publlo to bur tickets via Weed,
California, to .Klamath Falls will be
sent broadcast over the weat Informa
tion will also be sent to ticket agenta
all through the middle west aa the ma
v
; NO: C1EMT: .
' Only 50,000 Shares o! PorUand-Rorcncc Goldlicld-Rawhlde Gold Shares UlU Ini These Will
Be Sold Only lor Spot Cash nt 10 Cnts Per Shar :
. , ,' Saturday in this office broke all stock sale records in Portland . Our place 'was "owded most
of the, day, customers being compelled to wait their turns for certificates of stock and pts for
partial payments on their purchases. On. Saturday morning, fol owing the pubheat On of our adver.
' tisements in the Friday evening papers, we received the following telegram from our superintendent
' atRawhide:' : 1 u '' 1 '":
All Uncertainty Disappears : ;
RAWHIDE, Nev., Apr. 10.-W. B. Stewart, President Portland-Florence Mining and 'Losing
Company, 268 Stark Street. Portland-Bluff Leje in high-grade ore;. free gold panmngs, flattering
assays. Watch Rawhide. .- " ,'; ' '
T :Mhr '
gold on our lease
r. . .
assures our stockholders of rich" returns from that mp, now running
for the supremacy of the world as. a Rdld producer ;IT ACTUALLY ENDS AJL' SPECULA
TION AS TO WHETHER OR NOT WE WILL GET IT." as the miners say, AND ASSUKEb
ALL OF US MAGNIFICENT RETURNS ON OUR INVESTMENTS in that camp alone. "
v ; ' '":' " i Our' Goldlield Bonanza , , ... , . ;
. That we have "a bonanza inVGoIdfield is not to e for a moment questioned. Right up gainst
' us on the Little Florence Lease is being mined the richest quartz on earth today, and only ' 400 feet
'away is being taken out rock that makes men stared aghast and wonder' what may be found tomor
' row!" 'We are in just such ore as these mines produced at Our present depth, and within 60 days -r
we will be down to their level, and V- - "' ' v,-'' ? .. - ; :
Then Well Be Into the Gold Arena . ' '
And paying back to our customers the money they have invested with interest at the rate of-a monu- ,
mental per cent. All we need now to complete our equipment at Rawhide is a gallovs and gasoline -enzine.
and 50,000 shares of stock sold at spot cash will supply tins need. In fact, if we had not sold .
on so long time so much of our stock, we would not now sell another share at any price, but .we need
this money NOW, so .we have decidect,to part with this small block for immediate money. , .
' . - m ft - nr..!.1'-.' :i
We
; . ..1..
Thus ending-the sale at once, and stop every penny of expense at this end of the line. We certainly ;
believe that our stock will sell readily ,at $1 per share within four or five months and that, it will be
worth double that price as early as, next January. Our dividends wilt warrant it, and those who hold t - -
thev own. We hope, therefore, that present stockholders will make an extra effort and pick up this
prize themselves, that the immense returns to come a little later on may be, so far as possible, kept
within the family that has become united and bound together, jn mutual friendships and mutual, in
terests Vjith 'these shining t cords of gold. " ; m - , 1 ' " J '
1 . -SHARES NOW 10 CENTS EACH AND CASHVITH ORDER
, The Portland-Florence' Mining and Leasing Company '
' ' Room 15, 68 Stark St., Opposite Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Or. Phone Main 8480.
OFFICERSPresident and Manager, W. B. Stewart; Vice-President, W. A. Moses; Secretary artf
Treasurer; F. W. McKechnie Superintendent, R. g. Virtue.
Send us your address and we will mail you an up-to-date map of Goldlield free of charge.
'--:;: t:.. ;v-'- . -;v -y f". ' , " -V . V- '- ,J : - - "ito"1!
J.,M. A;
An Obstacle to the ,Wolves
good goods, treatment and
:; - ::,:;:
A
1 your
to
Jorlty of them have no idea of how to
route travelers to th Klamath basin.
ALBANY COLLEGE
DEBATERS WIN
(Special DU patch te Tfia Journal) (
Albany, Or, AprU 13. The Una! de
bate of - tha Intercollegiate Debating
league took plaoe at Monmouth Friday
night , This debaUng league ' ta com.
posed (of teams from th following 'co fi
le res: i Albany college. McMInnvlll
college, Pacific college and th Oregon
Bt.tM Normal school at Monmouth. Th
contest decided the championship of th
league, and waa won by Albany,
That
wnrrl. in thr? narlance of the miner.' our men at Rawhide have already found the real
i, in the parlance ot the miner, our men ai xvawmuc wave '"-
the Bluff claim;' and it is free milling ore, the very best that
on the Bluff claim, and it is free milling ore, the very best that knwn, jna ox
j.r.j n it! .ti.. tt,. nHMf nn f th vn!ii nf mir Rawhide property, ana,
Advise Present MocKnoiaers to
L... -:a f, AuAAenA n mnrh as 5R5 firr share
offered bargains. We asked lor
their trade and help. We got both.' This
week we will make grand bargains for Port
land customers. You will not overlook us,
; for you know we need the business, and we
are not ashamed to say so, nor afraid to give (
you bargains. New goods now coming in
every day. Guess that kind of puts a kink
in that fellow who' was phoning around Our
town last week telling houses to look out
J. M. A. Co. was going to stop in two days.
That's a fact; such" was done by some one,
but he was ashamed and afraid to give his ;
' name. : It was a nice, mean thing to do, -wasn't
it? That's what one ; can't exactly
. call business brotherly love. Guess he will '
feel somewhat disappointed at "Our Deteiv
mination." No, he won't feel disappointed .
he knew better.
values, and he knows we xani
- v'. - 'TUESDAY
Yes, new, up-to-date Spring garments,
ior only $10.00. Come early and take
choice of any suit in ihe house up
$25.CXJ tor only ....
i .
MERRILL RANCHERS
WILL HAVE WATER
(SvecW DUpatrk t Th Jnarnal)
Klamath Fall, Or, April 18. E. W.
Smith, railroad contractor, has practi
cally unlshad th canal change at this
city,' t her th raUroad grad crossea
It and haa been awarded the contract
by the government of repairing th Ad
ama canaL This canal uralaha water
to landholdera around Merrill and haa
been taken over by th government. .
Water will be turned Into thMnaIn
canal of th Klamath project next week.
Borne of th land ara need tag .water
t thia time on account of th dry
.Mthnr. Indications point to
Seiues u
iaie up. mcse anarc un
y . ' . !' 1 1
URE PORTLAND CUSTOMERS
ARE NOT ASLEEP. From the
tremendous business last; week,
should say they1 are awake. We
The wish was father to the
give the ; bargabs. XOOK v
wiinammumiiun v
successful year for thaMry farmers un
.: .''.yi;-v;'. ':, ; "A
less rain cornea soon.' .. ',
" Death of Mrs. William Kane.
' .' (Special Dltpatc t Th JoaroaL)
i Th Dalles, Of, April . 13. Mra Wll- '
11am Kane, formerly Mlaa Annie Moabua : ,
of Tb Dalles, died Saturday at p. m. .
at Seattle, a. tha age of 88 years, 6h ,
leave at husband , and three children.
She was a sister ot Mrs. M. F. Nolan ,
and ohn Moabus of Th Dalles and of
lid ward Moabus of Tacoma. .
, Who Is Ton Congressman t'
tut -a mils No; 14. Vot for htm. , ,
Mettger. optician. 343 Wakhlngtoq
- r
s known, and of
;
lor everv share
A
j i a fUt!i6 Iase 31 at Uctsger'a
I No. 14.' r ;i