The Oregon daily journal., June 02, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1008.
Town -Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
Baker
I.yrio
Star ......
Grand . '. . ,
Multnomah
V,-.; ..... . "The Halfbreed"
........"The Bushranger
"A Trlii to Coney Island'
. . . .. . . .'. .. . .Vaudeville
Field, - Twentieth .,, and
Pain's Vesuvius and 11.600 Firework
ine uass. , . , , . . .aympnony ureiiMii
1 :S0; Musical Extrsvagania, 8:30 p. m.
At the ar$ museum yesterday after
noon Miss Jessie B. Jonea of Cleveland
rave 'an interesting talk conoemlngr the
Blrdcllff colony in the Cats kills, tell
. lnc of the work done there, the ambl
j tlons of the residents and the delight
: ful spirit of the whole. - Miss Roma
McKnlrht followed with a talk n de
nlan. and the work of the Minneapolis
Handicraft society.' She commended
the sincere and earnest work done in
the classes conducted under the Arts
and Crafts society there, and illustrated
.with some ef the articles oh exhibition
the principles of design which are in
sisted upon. Friday afternoon Frank
Vincent DuHond will - give talk on
some subject connected with - the art
and craft work. - Mr. DuMond is a dl
, rector of the New York society and an
artist of International reputation. The
art museum will be open from 3 to
next Sunday, which la tha last day of
ma exniDitiun. d
,: ',''"' ' , a ' ., "' r
Roger Slnnot,' counsel for Leone; So,
Chines girl, aald to be a slave, held
heraT- hit" the federal ' authorities.' a
reared before Governor Chamber la
yesterday and requested that the depor
tatioa order of the United States court
be carried out' The governor refused
to Interfere. Several days ago tha de
partment of ' Justice ordered that the
firl be returned to California to stand
rial for -larceny. 'Last month - the
court ordered that Leone Bo be deport
ed. Tha -California authoritiea claim
that the girl la native born- and to ad
dition naa. stolen several hundred dol
lars, ..'.. 4 v;" -f ' ' '
B. D. Townsend. special assistant to
the , attorney general of ' the , United
States. ' who is to be associated with
Tracy C Becker, who holds a similar
foettlon, in the suit to be. brought by
he government to compel the Oregon
A California Railroad company to dls-
pose of certain land grants under the
recent act of congress, is ex Dec ted to
arrive today. Mr. Townsend naa been
working on the caae for months. He
will remain here several weeks. It will
probably be two weeks before the suits
will be rued in the federal court.
ft
. Anton the Medford people at the
Hotel Portland who are attending the
Rose Festival, are Edgar Mafer, mana
ger oi tne crater laue number torn
pany,' and Mrs. Hafers W. 8. Brooke,
manager of Mrs. Potter Palmer's ranch;
Judge Withlngton, pity attorney; Mrs.
J. D. Heard and daughter Gladys of the
Hterllng mine, and Mrs. F. H. Hopkins
of Snowy Butte.
Walter H. Evans, assistant United
States attorney, appeared before Judge
Wolverton In the federal court this
morning and asked that 1500 ball of
Andy Peters, alias Steve Bowner, ar-
rested in Spokane on a charge of hav
ing sent obscene matter through the
jnalt, indicted in Portland by a grand
jiMy, April t. be forfeited. Petera was
supposed to have appeared in court
May 28.
Business men and visitors to the
Rose Fiesta can save time and money
by eating lunch at the Woman's Ex
change, 133 Tenth street. Just south of
Washington. Good wholesome food,
served , hot, 11:80 until . 3. Refresh
ments -served all afternoon, Home
made cakes, pies, bread, etc., fresh
dally, and comprise . our chief attrac
tion come! . .,..'.-
, D. H. Hawkins has published three
poem In ? pamphlet form. . entitled
Where Lie the Oregona. "Hall Port
land" and "The L.ont Airship," as sou
venirs - of , the Portland Rose- Festival.
They contain many curious words and
phrases that to many will probably ap
ear highly poetical. They are on sale
at Meier Frank's store. .
MILLIONS IN
PLACER GOLD
Portlanders I May Participate in
the Harvest of Riches by Unit
ing With These Leading Citi-
rens Who Have Invested in the
Mines. . ' '
There are no quarts mines in Alaska
to ngrure in tne output oi gold from
that rich territory, and the placers can
be worked only about three to four
months per year; yet the -Seattle Post
Iritelligencer, "after receiving reports
from all points in the north, estimatea
tne gold output lor tne coming season
In Alaska at $26,000,000." This tre
mendous sum of money indicates s the
enormous profits of placer mining, the
most productive. Industry of the world.
The Florence Placer Mining company of
roruanu vwm i iwrea u( . piacer
ground in the Florenoe, Idaho,- district,
that will discount any similar area ever
discovered in Alaskan territory, and it
may be worked from eight to nine
months each season.. The company pro
cured these 17 claims last fall from
William Crandall of Orangeville, Idaho,
who had -government title to them. Mr.
Crandall, a man of ti years, had spent
most of his life, in the mountains, never
caring mucn for nis health, and was so
decrepit at tne time mat ne saw ni
end was near. "For this reason he
parted with this property which he bad
steadfastly declined to sell, and in
March of the present year his life came
to an end. The Florence company is
now engaged -in-installing water pipe
and machinery,' without which the prop
erty could not De mineu, and witntn a
few months will be taking from ita rich
holdings - the large deposits of placer
gold it ha been positively ascertained
is contained beneath ita surface. The
ground was thoroughly tested by the
company before tha -deal was closed
with Mr. Crandall,: by ' sinking 1 shafts
down to bedrock and washing the gravel
taken therefrom. Thla was found so
rich that the corporation has .been
freely advertising its : belief that it
would be enabled to pay annual Interest
of 300 per cent-on all its stock sub
scriptions, and there are those well ac-
proposition wno oe-
it 'is not at all Improbable
quaintea witn toe
clare that it Ma n
that : the nronts oi tne. mines win
double that amount. To help equip the
property the company put 120,000 shares
of its
stock upon th market at B5 cents
per enare, par vaiuo o oems, ana mi
greater, part of .this naa peen dispose
of. and it Js expected that this month
will end Ita sale entirely. The com-
any's officers and directors are: Hon.
ohn B. Claland. iudae of the state cir
cult court, president; George I Peas-
lee of Peas lea Bros, company, vice
president; Richard C. Hart, superintend
ent .United States light bouse service,
vice-president; H. B. Perks, M. A. I. M.
E.. mining engineer, and W. W. Peaslee,
J. F. Boone and W. A. Claland. Tho
personnel or tne company is ampie
uarantee tnai aii'iis mitmirm- wui
nnsatlv conducted, and that the gen
tlemen did not Invest their own money
before Investigating 1 and determining
the value of the ground.- More than
$100,000,000 has been taken from the
Florence district, but not a yard of this
ground, absolutely proven to be the
ilchest of It all. ever has Jeen mined.
because it could not be without ma
chinery such as is being Introduced by
Its present owners. In fact, thla has
been the dumping ground of the Im
mensely rich gold gulches that have
poured their wealth Into theae creek
channels for hundreds of years, and now
for the first time appliances have been
lurchaned that will gainer me treasure
rom its seclusion, where It has reposed
ail these centuries. '"'.,
The company's office Is at room 320
Commercial club building. Fifth, and
Oak streets, and Its telephone is Main
985. ' . - - - J- ' '
King Oregonua and Queen Flora will
review ail parades from the monater
frandstand, located on Pennoyer block,
nth and Morrison streets. Reserved
seats are on sale at Rowe A Martin's
drug store, 423 Washington street. Sin
gle tickets $1. Season - tickets, five pa
rades, f 4. Mall orders win have full
Two more violations of the speed
limit ordinance have been reported In
Montavllla on the Base Line road. The
offenders this time are automobiles
Nos. (08 and 128. From stop-watches
their speed, when running- through
Montavilla, Is judged at about SO miles
an. hourv .., ..;..,,,,,
Water , through boss f of , . sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
ana used oniy Between the hours of C
and 8 a. m. and S and 9 p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling- streets. If
used contrary to these rules or waste
fully it will be shut off. -
Suits have been tiled In the United
States court by W, V. McAboy to com
pel the Oregon v California Railroad
company to transfer to him 180 acres
of land In Columbia county. The suit
waa brought under th act of congress
wiin reference io land' grants.
No fan'oy prices for the highest grade
of eyeglasses, fitted: by an expert opti
iaa at very moderate prices. George
Rubensteln. doctor of optics, 183 Fourth
street, between Yamhill and Taylor.
and press ' your clothes.
We soonre
f-hlne your shoes, all tor 81. BO month.
Main 51. A-4814. .Wagons run every
where.. Unique Tailoring Co., 49 Stark.
. Golden Grain Granules, . the 100 per
rent purs cereal coffee, cures dyspepsia
F.nd nervousness. All grocers. Tastes
better than common coffee.
h oitv'a Mutnrv Not one case or
disorderly, conduct- was reported by the
policemen aetauea yesieraay io vujr
he 108 precincts in rurimnu. um
rinnln to hreak the - day's monotony
came In the arrest of P. D. Healy, pro
prietor of a saloon at 381 Morrison
.tr.t U, was ton nil bv officers dis
pensing liquor to all comers. - This
morning he was given a fine of 126 in
Judge Cameron's court
East side residents are wrought .np
keenly over the promiscuous dumping
of garbage and refuse near one of the
most prominent streets in that vicin
ity. The citizens have held Indigna
tion meetings and the East Side Busi
ness Men's club, on their behalf; has
written a letter to Chief of Police
Gritxmacher asking that stringent
measures be adopted by the police. In
spite of an ordinance prohibiting, gar
bage men have been using the grounds
near Grand avenue and Sixth street,
and other places.
A list of the ellglbles to fill II va
cancles for captains and lieutenants In
the fire-department have been certi
fied to by Chief Campbell and appoint
ments will be made in a few days. The
ellglbles recently passed the . municipal
civil service examination and are A. W.
Wefel. G. H. Parmenter. Gibson Mon
tague and Frank A. Zollinger. .
1 Steamer ' Jesse Harklns, for Camaa,
Washougal and way landings, daily, ex-;
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street :
dock at 3 p. m. ' ,
' t. Chambers Sc Son, opticians, now at
121 Morrison street, Marquara building.
; Woman's Exchange, 133 -Tenth street.
lunch 11:80 to a; Business men s luncn.
" E. W. Moore, ' expert photographer.
Elks" building, uevenin ana fitarg sts.
' W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists, Third and v asnmgton.
fllUALTRMIIinG
TEACHERS HEEDED
Demand on Ashland Normal
V Exceeds SupplyThe A
Summer School.
. (Sjiecl! Dlspstrh to The Jonrosl.)
Ashland,' Or., June 2, The call for
manual , training" teachers, has already
been greater .this year, at the normal
than can be supplied. The department
of manual training, which . Includes
woodwork, cardboard Sloyd and raffia.
was but recently established by the
board of regents, the object being to
train teachers along these lines as they
are rapidly gaining' In favor and are
being Introduced Into the public schools.
The work is extended through the train
ing department, where it Is under the
direction of a competent teacher and
a supervisor. Excellent-results are be
ing accomplished and the Worg is giv
ing ' unusual satisfaction. Many stu
dents are making this a major subject
and are already partly self-supporting
from the sale of manufactured articles.
The department is under the direction
or - froressor n. ti. waranp oi me ou
jose, California, state normal.
" , Sjummex Sfonaal Oonrse.
The normal school -win conduct the
usual 'summer' course, beginning Junt
18 and ending July Jl. With a larger
number of teachers the outlook . for a
large attendance is better than ever be
fore. , The . course - Includes primary
methods under ' direction . or Mrs.
Katherlne K. Sloan: advanced meth
ods,1 Miss Armed a Kaiser-, of Seattle
high school methods and school man
agement and supervision,, by Professor
A. Ij, Briggs, president lof the Drain
normal; regular - normal- subjects and
reviews, under direction of the presl
dent of the school and Professor W
T. Van Scoy, Professor A. C. Joy, Miss
Kaiser and Professor Briggs.
Professor H. T. Sutton, who for the
past year has been bead of the depart
ment of literature and oral expression
at the . state normal school, . has .
cepted a position In the Eugene
vinlty 'school. He will -visit : the edU'
cation 'centers - of the-, northwest as I
lecturer and -field worker la the Interest
or the school, proressor Button was
connected with the Cottner . university
or MeDraaKa ror io years, ana is
able lecturer and writer. '
Just Arrived.:
6,009 pounds of deep sea fish, caught
outside , of -the .'Columbia . bar. on .dis
play at Mace's . market, 151 Fourth
street. Will be on sale tomorrow at
I cents a "ound. ,
' Saaclnr at Expo Tonight..
Woodard's Dancing academy at the
Expo Rtnk Is drawing large crowds
this week. The rag-time . musto Is a
hit, and tonight a quartet will sing dur
ing Intermissions. .Only' five cents . to
enjoy a long, sweet dance, ladles are
especially invited. '
Why bea Shadow
- Dr. Greene, Modical bldg. Home phone.
; ..;- --, . .... - .. - - -
i Dr. McCracken, dentist Rothchlld bldg
Berger, signs, show cards.' 284 Tambill
i Dr. E. C Brown, Eye-Ear.'. Marquam
Journal want ads. lc a word. :
fijintlmitnt at Yhnll hiinn.... .tm
morning was unanimous that yesterday
will go down on record as one of the
most orderly and quiet election days in
No pthec soap is"just
as good" as Ivory Soap.
No otter is so pure.
No other, can be used
in so many different
ways. -" j
; The manufacturers
have , been trying since
fOt)liAnm.l.. 1 n.eT.eV
soap.
Ivory Soap is as nearly
perfect as any soap can
T Equally available for
bath, toilet and fine laun
dry purposes.
' Ivory Soap;':
99& Per Cent, r'ure.
8J
RATSDALP BOUflTYn
ABOLISHED BY CITY
Bubonici Plague 1 Xo' Longer
-Endangers Coast, So, Re-
I r call Is" Sounded. -
No longer will the city health board
pay a bountyof S'eents on each rat
brough .to the. city crematoryj Thero
dent so -long chased by: the youth of
the. city and hunted to his lair will be
given a respite after a hunt, that has
lasted since last falL This was decided
upon by the health board this morning
because of the report made by City
Health Officer Dr. Esther C. Pohl,. who
stated that, there has not peen a case of
bubonic - plague reported on the coast
since last - January. 5. . .. . .. .
; The city vo longer makes ' bacterio
logical ' examinations , of the rats re
turned, and at no time waa at sins-la mm
of plague found among the rats.
"Ail fear of an Infection of the dread
plague in Portland Is dispelled, but the
same vigilance will be maintained in re-
para 10 vessels and trains by . the city
health authorities. -. - -
Has Lease All 0. K.
A teles-ram ha. hwn received frem
the Florence flnhlfieM Mlnina- ramnanv
of Nevada which states that the Flor
ence Central lease is bounded by the
Goidfield Chedd. Florence Aurelia, Ut
tle Florence, Hall Florence and Flor
ence Annex. In other word the Flor
ence Central company of r Portland has
mining lease on the Firelight claim.
D
You don't have to carry about
' with you that sick head and
body. ' ; ;t'' v
Impondero-Therapy
Will drive out that acute or
chronic disease, fill " your veins
; with healthy blood and enable
you to again
Take Your Place in
the World!
; Our methods of treatment are
efficient, pleasant, the results
permanent, and the cost within
J your easy, reach. We are, anx
- ious that every man and woman
who is sick shall know the
freat CURATIVE merit of
mpondero-Therapy treatment.
IMP0NDER0 -THERAPY
COMPANY
-. v- Merchants Trust Building
Sixth and Washington Streets
, Portland. Oregon .
Entrance 326 Washington St
; Office Hours:" 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
, Sunday, iu to i m.
in -
io
fEETH
TEETH lr
i0inrnj
Save
Money
Come and have free examination.
WB EXTRACT TKKTH FHlSfil; SIb
VER FILLINQS, X6o U P OOL D FI L
IN38. 11c UP; 6ET OF TEETH, 14 00:
8PLENDII , ' SET, St.00: QOUi
All work guaranteed for ten rears.
Lady attendant always present. AH
work done absolutely without pala by
DTCiaiivis vx ' irom is 11 vmw
perlence. , .... , t, , . j -t .
Boston Dentists
V.' Home ; Phone ''' A-BOSa (' " .
' waoaa Kala 8030. ' ; f
, II1K XQRlsosi BVi Obp. Postofflce. '
DAiNGING
TOINIOHT
ASMZSSZOV nil '.'
RAO TIME! MUSIC
THB TOOAT. QTJAXTST
Woodard's Academy
EXPO RINK
- ITUeteenth and Washlagtoa .
'. COFFEE
The stars are degrees of
excellence. - -
www' Hrg-
Schilltng's'Best ' '
, - Tour grocer returns your money If you
doa't like It; we pay him. r
THE WINNER
Is entitled to the Best
Let it be a -
SUkHate
Derby Hats
Soft Hats . :
Straw Hats
$5.00
TO
$10.00
311 Morrison Stret
Opp. PostofAce
GJVSALTBEER
TrJ
A little table salt dropped in a glass of
beer will descend to the bottom. Little
bubbles begin to rise to the surface,
growing in number and ascending rap
idly. Diffusing over the surface of the
beer, they form a cireany, amber-colored
bead. Lots and lots of people use salt
Jn their beer, but few of them know
why. - A chemical action takes place, in
which the molecules are broken, allow
ing the gas to escape. Beer, with a lit
tle salt, reduces the tendency to bilious
ness. . ,
Pale Bohemian
Beer
However, has less biliousness in it than
most other beers. It is, therefore, more
healthy to drink and safer for those who
are convalescent and inclined to sickness. Many physicians prescribe
PALE BOHEMIAN for their patients as a tonic. ,
' We recommend-that salt be not used in PALE BOHEMIAN, as
the aeration has given just the sufficient touch.
On doxen Urge bottles delivered to your home for $1.75, and 40
cents a dozen allowed for the return of the bottles.
. ' '' 'V' i;" -.-, '.
North Pacific Brewing Company
. I 'e y
211 McKAY BUILDINQ
A2690, MAIN 2690
one
Way
but ;V;
of
it .:
As ' long as you live
you will have to wear
clothes. , The style the
other fellow sets will
govern the style that
you ; wear. Inasmuch
as you have to wear
clothes and wish to
keep within hailing
distance of the proper
style, isn't it the best
" plan to have a tailor
make your clothes
whose ideas are up-to-date
and whose stock
is a year ahead "of the
other tailors? The
only solution of the
problem is to go to the
shop where the goods
are new, the styles
proper, the workmen
skilled, the price satis
factory and the suit
above reproach. One
third of Portland be
lieves that we make
the best clothes. That
third is right.
G,UC9
Grant Phegley, Mgr.
SEVENTH and STARK STS.
SEATS SELLIuG
10 a. m. 9 p, m. "I
SHERMAN, CLAY A CO.
Opposite Postoff ice. i
WALTER ,
DjUMCE
NEW YORK SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA AND ,
' SOLOISTS
ARMORY
Tomorrow Night, June 3, 8:15
Symphony Night
Thursday Afternoon, 2:30, and
Thursday Evening, June 4, 8:15
" Wagner Night. '
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEr.IETJT
' MME.
NORDICA
Will Sing Thursday Evening
NO ADVANCE IN PBICES
f 2.50, f 2, f 1.50, f 1
Direction .
Lois Steers-Wynn Coraan
JrPhonea Main 664S; A1145
"Idyl of Folly"
Aasploaa Xalflits of Columbus.
ilia, Eve. June 8
Meaj 1.00, TSe. 80o. . - -
He
JkMJJBBTttinM.
nsssatsEzszszixsszxcssssra
THE ROSE FESTIVAL'S H
H
H
GOING EAST
Northeirn Pacific Railway
v,!, makes
LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Is directly reached from Livingston, Montana, at low fare,
including all expenses of trip, and stopover for this trip,
can be secured on any kind or class of ticket regardless
of limit of ticket. - , '
w.
BIGGEST night SHOW
Thousands Attend Nightly- ALL
Vots it t ho, "BIS BYZnV
TONIGH
Aad sTltHtly TUs
Vstk Oalyv
TheFireworks
King's Spccticular
Masterpiece
AT
Mollnomah
Athletic Field
20th and Washing-ton,
iTTgS
8 if en
M
THE STARMusical Comedy
Week of Juns 1. 1908.
BXTKAOKDZHABT ATTBAOTZOXT.
DATTIING NELSON
- Will appear each and every perform
ance during- the entire week and fight
three rounds with his sparring- partner,
in conjunction with
TO AXBCBTBOsTCI XT7SXOA& COH
- - - - - VASTY ( ;".
- Presenting
-A Trip Io Coney Islinr :
miTXS A ITS KOCHCSTXB '
Australian Vocal Artists.
Time and prices remain tha same.
BAKER THEATRE -.J
Geo. L. Baker, General Manag-sr. '
Oreat Rose -restival Attraction
EVERT NIGHT MATINEE BATUR-"
: - - DAY -
. ;f "Tans BAxrassED" " "T ,'
Stonr of Indian Terrltorr. .
Bt Scenlo Play Record Seven Weeks
. ; l Los Angeles.
Evening- Prloes 25c, 5c. 5 Oe; Matins
loc, zoo seats Always on Bale.
Brest WeekCovers' taae." '
LYRIC THEATRE;
Both Phones: Maln.85; Home A-10J
ek commencing; Monday.- June 1, tr.a
Blunksil-Atwood Company Opens
In the Australian Play, ,
MTBB BVSKUSOEB ' ' -
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday. Prices lOo and 2f.
Every evening- at 1:16., Prices lOo, 20i
and JOo. Boxes 60c Office open 10
a. m. to 10 p. m. -
m CARNIVAL
o NAPLES
"Acres of ReaJIstlo Seenery. B
Vtl yrfoif7i!rMtle Stage.
Wh?,e .,rou Acrobat Oym
nasts. Clowns. Specialties, etc
Includlns; Jean Weitimin, King
of the riigh Wire; Pain's lioo Act
Thrilling Eruptioq
Terrific Earthquakes
Reallstlo Destruction of City
B A OK IIOHT, : nalMrC
OOBOX.UBXVO WXTX rAlil J
$150Q.G9 Fireworks
!le2-.'i,w Orand Stand; seats
for S.000. Advance sale now open
at northeast corner Sixth and
.Alder- street.- -: - ;i . .
For full information as to farestrain service, berth reser
vations, etc, call on or write . v " - , ,
txzzszzzz:
A. D. CHARLTON
Assistant General Passenger Agent '
55 Morrison Street
Portland, Oregon
Summer Session
TELEGRAPHY
STENOGRAPHY
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Expert i telegraphers end etenofr
rapher. always In demand. We will
place you. ' (
Oregon Expert College
V 83 BTK It, 8TB nOOS,
THE GRAND VaadevCIedelcxc
1 Entire Week of June 1, 1908. ' I.
FAMOUS It PEKIN ZOUAVES in light
ning drills and marches: the ONLY
GEORGE WILSON, "The Original Min
strel King"; AMERICAN -NEWSBOi B
FOUR, in recollection of boyhood days:
F. B. MONTRES8A. That I. A. T. 'tr
I Dean "ON TIME OF COURSE."- Wltrt
the Latest Tnmg in Animated Picture.
NIGREL0DI0N
180 Sixth Street.
Program Changed Every D:y
1U OOOD SITBJXCTS.
Los Angeloc
vs.
Portland
BXCBBATXOy FABX, CO?.
TATTOBJT ABO 84TB STS.v
; ran t, s. 4, s, , t,
Games begin ' week days at
3:30 p. m., bunday, 2:30 p. m.
Art tvtlsials-tM .. Vj l . t
cbildrtn. bleachers. 10c; rrandatand,
JJLDTBU9 SAT TttlDAT,
Wednesday. ' '.'...
tot-1 t if, . i
10 A. BC
IS
The happiest spot In Portland Is 1
minutes from First snd A M-r -streets.
AT B 0'CX.OOX TC OAT
Herr Xlnd, and Orchestra of White sn l
Oold In Orana Symphony f 'onct-rt.-.
AT 0s30 TQaiQMT
Allen Curtis and Company of ?S M-ih!i-k1
Comedy Stars in MumU-bI sravtf'H.
"Jakey, Mlaey and iKy r'ree .-.-: .
Hest fcvr.
Kl-TX aad ftnlnlsnd. rafcy r-rni -Panoioar,
"TM TickUr," Sc..., ;
Kink, l.lectrio Tftruut, T'. f
how, Ituwilno-. fciHiai-n, jtu t . r
Foly, -eht," i.lecrie kmnh .i, ) -ta- ..
Biding bntes. famons ;r - -
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