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. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 17, 1003. V , 'it PREDICT Mm l. IIWJLIIIIi 5 u WILL WIN BY 22,515 'Incoming Craft Report Fine Weather Along the Coa-st. TWO OF NEW PAY-AS-YOU-ENTER STREETCARS REACH PORTLAND BIG FLEET BEACHES . COLUMBIA RIVER . Republicans Claim ' Huge w;iU(lh Plurality for Their Candi date iii; Oregon Concede Not' a! Single County to ; Brj-anIgnore Facts. Steamer llauksflcld Arrive From Valparaiso to Carry Wheat to Euroie Seven Coasters Arrfs) to Discharge and Load. Twenty-two thouMnd flv hundred and sevnty-flv la th majority which Secretary C. N. McArthur r th or, con Republican etat central commit tee ara will b cast la this ataU la Thes figures were agreed upon by Mr. McArthur and Max i. tonu mis and'aS? Mid "by nil nwMZZcr being nggd la th. coastwl.a trade. .rvT eorSerTauv. Bta ff tb.m'ara already In the Portland Bhlpmaatere arriving here laat night J and thla moraine ear the old estab- 11a bed rule of a oalm following a atorm waa never more forcibly illustrated than during the past few daye. Up till laat Sunday heavy wlnda had raged all along j the coaat and attrred up dangerous sessl but Sunday night the wind fell dead and the aea quieted down to a glassy aurface with scarcely, a ripple. Sight steam craft entered the river during tbe paat day. all excepting one iry to at .la in or likely that the state 10.000 majority. him ,!., ii i)ii ij ym ii m f n i ii t w-v rr- " t, .-.. - jVv; ts -, ' v,;.; -;.- r .'. .... . . . . .1 M1 LA h :.-.i tqL - U t ffiWF w- I I Jr"B" ' ' 7 ..jr.:.-:.-- P j j j ' V ' ' .Wf-L-J ' jf- 7 W, r v JI mW"""BW'W'!silsMZ-T" ' I - ) ii a .tanan . v .i.'ifcaasaUt-i.h-esVji'.iJtJ SEASON-END SALE of TRPNKSltMT Starting" Monday morning at 8 KX) o'clock, vc 1 . 1 1 vIaAa AM A fin. ItMA f T 1 - 1 . - 1. ! ' f grade Trunks. .- All kinds, styles and prices from the small steamer trunk that sells regu larly at $4.50, to the large, roomy wardrobe trunk at $70.00, If you are thinking of pur V chasing a trunk don't miss this big sale, as 'we trunks from Kso to 70.oo. are able to Help you to great savings in this line.' ; YOUR! CHOICE, ONL-rOURTH OFF iiiieiia. Kir oaken. . "The flrurea in our eati- mate are baaed on the registration In the various count lea and on reporte whirh we are constantly receiving. We claim that Taft will cary every county !n Oreaon, We don't concede a alngle county to the Democrat a . The following la Secretary McArthur a eatlmata by countiea. Kaker ... Kenton . . .. . Clackamas . . Columbia . Cxob harbor, getting dispatch. 100 400 400 660 One. the oil tank ateamer Maverick. Captain uanieia, la illirh.rrlnr eaaollna at the Forts- mnuth tank where the blr oil carrier Colonel K. Drake just nnisnea putting out a cargo of tne aame graue 01 uu. The Maverick bad to wait for the Col onel E. Drake'a berth. Other coaatera to arrive during tne past 24 boure were tne can rrancincu liner State of California. Captain Jno- E under; the Han Peoro liner, ueo. w. ;ider, Captain Jssen; the ateamer Eu reka Captain Noren from Eureka ana Coos Bay; the ateam schooners J. Mar- ira.ltiiglU'iii Platform of One of New Stylo. Cars. Two of the new pay-as-you-enter car ordered by the Portland Railway, Light A Power company arrived In the city yesterday. Twenty othera are now on the way hera from ft. Louie car ahopa and will be put In .operation aome time next month. The care will flrat be put In service on the Twenty-third and the Sixteenth street Jlnes on the weat side Crook ... a . . Curry ...... Pouglaa . Ollllam ... Grant ,. ...... Harney Hood River ..-..... Jackson . ....,..... Josephine ......... Klamath . Lake ' Lane v. Lincoln . ,... Linn . Malheur ,...v ,,......... Marlon, ;s Multnomah ' t. ...... . Polk .. ; Sherman ... .. .. Tillamook . . 7S0 1 hoffer and Yellowstone, from San Fran- .nd on the Hawthorne avenue lines on 400 100 2fi0 176 880 100 450 600 850 . ; 875 859 800 860 209 800 1.600 8,000 600 276 500 , 600 800 250 600 1,200 250 800 fl.iwi nrl -the itMm schooner H I. In- I h. alilA man, from San Francisco, the latter! For the next few weeks the officiate stopping at Astoria to discharge general 0f the Portland Railway, Light A Pow freight prior to proceeding to Xvlllapa er company will keep one of the new naroor to joaa lumoer lor a return cargu i pay-aa-you-enier cars on a iu. i. to the California port j at the corner of First and Washington ivery one or. inese cran repuris nn streets, wnera 11 may ue uibucviw ,y weather during the latter part of their all who are Interested. Attendants will voyages. Captain Nopander of the State be on liand to explain the new system aays he never enoountered finer weather of paying fare. In event the passenger along the coast. The State arrived at I has no sntall change or haa bis arms Alnsworth dock late last night, bring- full of bundles he may climb , on the ing a large list 01 passengers ana a run i rear platform ana tnere gei cnange union . . Wallowa . ...... Wasco . . , Waahlngton :. Wheeler Tfamhill . ; Tntal . .. J.....-..-i.75 rignres Wo Conservative, Close inspection of these figures . makes it evident that they are anything but conservative. or instance, ui. publlcans, claim Baker county by 100 maiority. Baker county last June gave George -E.' Chamberlain 808 majority over Cake. - Benton county Is claimed ly McArthur by 400. The county gav Cake only eight majority last June. McArthur claims that Taft will re ceive 400 more votes In Clackamas coun ty than will Bryan. Clackamas county gave a Democratic majority last June of 684. '' " '" - The most striking Inconsistency In Secretary McArthur s estimate js nis claim that Multnomah county will go for the Republican candidate by 8,000 majority. Examination Of the vote cast nr the last election shows that Governor -hj.mhrlain received In this county piejority of 1,063 over Cake--and there .' Is no reason lO oenevo inai inw wm will be reversed next Tuesday. The Republican secretary thinks Linn county will glvo Tail zuu majoniy Jinu yet Linn county cast 899 moro votes for Chamberlain than for Cake. Mal heur county Is claimed by the Repub licans by ZOO. juaineur. county rweni Pemocratio at the June election ty 181. Marion county is claimed by 1.600 ma jority. This county was In the Repub lican column at the last election, but by only 74 .majority. Claims Folk fey 800. . McArthur says Polk county will go folk county RnnV.ilf.n hv 500. Tet gave Chamberlain a majority of 163 over Cake. . Union county is placed -by Mr. McArtnur in the Republican col umn and listed to give Taft 800 major ity. Union county at the reoent elec tion went for Chamberlain by 17 votes The Republicans claim "-wasningion .,zuu. In cargo of freight. The Geo. W. Elder reached Martin's dock about noon today, having been de tained In the river by fog during tbe night. She had fine weather, complet ing the voyage from San Pedro by way of San Francisco and 1 Eureka. The steamer Eureka which arrived yesterday from mureka via coos Kay, brought 20 passengers ana a good Quantity ol freight. She had a rough time crossing out at coos nay, passing out a rew minutes after the steamer M. F. Plant had become disabled by a large breaker, but escaped Injury. After standing to sea the weather turned Ideal. . C&Dtain Winkle at tha ntaum schnnnnr J. Alarhorrer reports having had a very deasant run from San Francisco. The laraorrer is at Pine street dock dis charging 600 tons of general freight, including a large shlDment of tire- brick. : She will take lumber at the mills of the Inman-Poulsen Lumber company and the Portland Lumber com panv for return cargo. The J.- Mar hofrer belongs to the Olson-Mahoney Lumber oompany of San Francisco. ine steam schooner Yellowstone which reached the river this mornln romai in ballast to load a full cargo of lum ber for San Francisco. She goes to the mills of the Eastern A Wnt.rn Lumber com Dan v to becrin loading The foreign steamer to reach tha rfvar is the Bankfields from Valparaiso. She comes under charter to Balfour; Guthrie & Co tp carry wheat to Europe. The Bankfields left up shortly before noon and will be at the mills of the East ern A Western Lumber company late this evening for lining. , .,- iii m ...i. i COXCEKT THIS EVENING from the conductor, or pat down the bundles to give himself the use of his hands. ' The success of the pay-as-you-enter system has been so great elsewhere that there has been a natural desire on the part of officials over all the, country to convert oia cars into pay-as-you-enter affairs. This will proba bly be done In Portland as the people be come accustomed to the new system. The new cars for Portland are much the aame as those In use 'In Chicago and other eastern cities where they - have been found . to work successfully In every way, not only for ' the streetcar com panies, but for "the convenience of the traveling public as well. . with cars of this style, all th con ductor has to do is to stand on the rear platform, make change and see that the passengers drop their fares Into the cash boxes. He Is not compelled to go tnrougn the cars to collect - rares. ana owing to this fact he will have muoh more time to look after tha wants of ssengers, and to attend to those get- ng off and on. The comoany officials believe that the number of accidents will be reduced and that faster time can be made by- the cars with tbe new style platform. ' Castle is reported as being fixed, but the detail of the transaction have not yet been divulged. ASTORIA MARINE NEWS Motor Schooner Dells Hits . Clatsop Spit but Floats. fSneclsl DlsDiteh to The Journal, t Astoria,- Or., Oct. 27. While the motor schooner Delia was crossing the river yesterday rrom isestucca witn cargo of cheese, she strnck on Clatsop spit near Duoy ino. ana lor a wniie looke like she Would become a wreck, as the seas broke clear over her. The Point Adams live saving crew were quickly to her assistance. She. was pulled off later with the tug Wallula and towed here. Her rudder waa car ried awav and. the stormDost badlv In lured. She Will be beached to see how seriously she is injured. Her.oargo of cheese is valued at 15,000, being owned by Ray Broa of Nestucca. Until this trlD Captain Robert Jones was In com mand, but took charge, of the motor slooo Condor, and was superceded, by captain jvnaeraon. As the motor, launch Hula I., was coming across the river yesterday morning on ner regular run from Chinook, her engines broke down. She was towed to the city by the govern ment steamer Major Guy" Howard. liaroia Dollar cleared Portland Seamen's Friend Society : Provides Entertainment. , A concert will be given this evening by the Portland Seamen's Friend so. ciety. Third and Flanders streets, at w,v . iuuvffiuji uvarain will DS renaerea; , " Male quartet. Messrs. Moore, Brown, Johnston and Robinson: vocal mnn James Johnston; male quartet; vocal . county by the large majority Of 1,2 But Washington county s majority ' favor of the Republican candidate! for senator waa only 133. . It is the same way all down the line. Counties that went Democratio at the last election are claimed as Repub lican u-..i n mnw . . i . nn 1 4. that save the Republican candidate for sen ator only a sjiall majority over the Democratic are estimated by Secretary McArthur to be very heavily Republi can. But the returns next Tuesday night Will prove how truthful Mr. McArthur's zigures are. SEXAT0E FCLTOX HAS ' A FEOSTY AUDIEXCE One of the smallest audiences that has attended a campaign meeting dur ing the year turned out to hear Senator f uiton at a Fuiton-Tart rally held in tsunnysiae last nignt. At 8 o'clock only 34 people were piescnt. but a few more igmers were rounded up during the nlng and listened 'o the senator ex strai even pound the principles of the Taft plat form. Thla is the second miniature au fitence that Senator Fulton has ad dressed within a week, the only differ ence between last night's rally and the one previous Is that last night's was much the smallest. I If You Insist on having Hostetter's Bit ters, with Private Stamp over nerk of bottle, you can rest assured vmi 'are getting an absolutely pure rcmeay lor stomach Ills. H flOSTETTER I ' 1 I e-rt raa.wn lis ' (STOMACH U BITTER 13 s made art unetmaledrec orJ rf cures during the past years. 1 ry a bottle for ocr. Appetite. Bloating, 5 cur Stomach, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, r ' usr.ess. Chills and solo. Miss Flook: piano solo, Bert Paul; duet, Mlas Louise Webb and Mrs. xnompson; reading. Miss Ayers The concert will be given under the auspices of the First Christ an church. The weekly concert at the Seamen's institute, front and Flanders streets, will take place tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock under the direction of David M. M&ckle and will be In aid of the fund for the new piano recently ac quired. . Following is tne program: Piano solo, Miss Laura Fox; vocal solo. Miss Clara Howell; 'cello solo, Charles D. Raff; vocal Solo, Miss Susa Jones; mandolin solo. George Lamb; reading, Miss IJaiel Johnston; piano duet, Mrs. D. B. Mackle and J. Hutchinson; vocal solo, David B. Mackle; piano duet, El mer Randsep and Joseph Carter. . . , ' i GUTS QUICK DISPATCH Norwegian Bark Dagbild Takes Full Cargo of Barley. , The " Norwegian four masted bark Dagbild Is being given Quick dispatch and will probably sail tomorrow for Europe with on of the largest cargoes or barley set sxioat rrom tnts port lor a long time, sne win nnisn load ing this evening at Montgomery dock Jso. s with about 1.500 tons of grain beneath the hatches. The Daghild has been In the harbor mere man a montn out aid not begin loading till last Saturday morning, ow ing to the fact that the charterers, Kerr. Glfford & Co.. had several other ships to dispatch before ber turn cama 1 he Dagbild Is one of the finest shirs to vllt this harbor for manr year, everything about the large wind jammer being as neat as were she I raan-or-war with nothing for her crew to do but to scrub deck and annlv paint, laptain Dtainane is m axing til irst trip on ner srter raving -spent some time as no re Norway, resting up azter many years or service on th sea. . The steamer at the custom-bouse yesterday with 875,000 feet of lumber for San Francisco. MARINE NOTES. Astoria. Or.j Oct. 27. Arrived down during the night and sailed at 6 a. m. Steamer Catania for San Francisco. Ar rived down during the night Steamer Nome City. Arrived at 6:16 and left up at 8:15 a. m. Steamer Yellowstone, from San Francisco. Arrived et 6:45 and left up at 11:15 a. m. British steamer Bankfields, from Valparaiso, Arrived down at 8 a. m.- Schooner Americana. Sailed at 31:85 a. m. French bark General Foy . for Queens town n. Fnlmouth. , . Hobart, Oct. 87.--Arrived prior today Frencn Darks juugene scnneiaer ana La Tour Auvergne. - ' Cuxhaven, Oct. 24. Arrived French bark Edmond Rostand from Portland. Astoria, Oct. 26. Arrived at' 2:16 and left up at 4:40 p. m. Steamer Maver ick from San yranclsco. Arrived at 3:86 p.m. Steamer Elmors from Til lamook. Arrived at 6 and left up at 10 p. m. Steamer Geo. W. JSldor from- Han Pedro and way porta Astoria.. Oct. 87. Condition at the mouth of the fiver at 8 a. m.. Smooth; wind southeast, S miles: weathar, clear. water, 2:67 am.. 7.1 feet; 1:24 p. m.. 8.8 feet; low water, 8:80 a. m., 2.8 feet; 9:14 p. m.. 0.3 feeC L. T. FEEBY J)EFENDS OLD FIRE COMMITTEE To the Editor of The Journal In your issue of the 24th while speaking of the investigation of charges preferred by Battalion cmer Stevens oz tne rire ae- fartment against Robert Andrews in he matter of. delivering feed to the de partment, among other things you say, ''The members of the old fire commit tee (Fletschner. Wilson and Peery) df the executive board, who resigned Jus before the mayor began his investiga tion In the conduct of the fire depart ment and the engineer's office, are al leged to have left the board rather than submit to an Investigation of their of ficial acts. L. T. Peeryv one of those who resigned, was called: as a witness Thursday at the investigation of charges made bv Battalion Chief Stev ens against Andrews & Co." That "he (Peery) testified that the fire commit tee had ordered, Stevens to accept straw that was full of chaff and unfit for use In the rire department." ' In regard to what you have to say about the old committee having re signed "rather than submit to an inves tigation of their official acts," i win VALUES TO $1.50 PICTURE FRAMES YOUR CHOICE, 29c " TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 'N J '-; ' - ' -,. ... , . - : ' : . - - - -.'; 2,000 Picture Frames, circles and panels; in gold, -black and brown finish, ranging hv $izr from cabinet to 11x14, fitted complete with glass and back;. A fortu nate purchase during the dull reason enables ' tyn ( . us to pass them on to you at, each ...... ...;ijC $1.50 PURSES 93c FEW DAYS ONLY 500 Muff and Hand-Strap Purses, leather and moire lined.-double buttons and separate card case. HQ For a few days only; choice UuC only say that to my certain knowledge is no member of that bygone committee in a position to -make a quick "get away," and should any one desnre to make an investigation of our official acts he may yet have an opportunity to ao so. wot naving met my leiiow con spirators since you made your charges it might not be prudent on my nart to say too much until we can' have a get together meeting. You know a lawyer will always advise his client against too mucn talking. ........ Wk th. BMutll T n 111 a.Iv a . like Uncle- joe Cannon, we will stand pat on our record very pat. Now as to my testimony before tbe investigating committee, in wnicn you wouia nave me say "He, testified that the fire .commit tee had ordered Stevens to accept straw that was full of chaff ami unfit for una in the five department," I want to say m i gave no eucn testimony Derore that committee. In this I think a score of men who heard my testimony will bear me out. ' j The Journal reporter, . who took tho testimony given before the committee Fubllshed in The Journal of Friday the 3d, the following: 'L T. Peery, a former member of the fire committee, appeared as a witness for Stevens, and testified that the committee had or dered the acceptance of poor straw when the cltr could get nothing else." inis statement is approximately cor- 1 1 V.U .l.TCl L. . 1. I. .7 , - . til... , viva,. 1 1.1. DI.V.IHCOI .0 BiprV.lTU.l.Jf VOf" Tides at Astoria Wednesday High I rect. and refers to a car of straw Mr. E,YE,S tlste,d GLASSES FITTED ALCOHOL GAS stoves Burn Denatured . ' Alcohol 4 . Makes Its Own Gas Has three times the heating power of the regular chafing-dish lamp, yet regyjates to a simmer ing flame at a touch. Single or double burners. Bright or dull nickel or copper-finished. Prices rom ' $4.25 to $13.75 k - Andrews offered the department as be ing all that he was able to get at that time. Old straw was about out of the By giving this space In your columns you may correct part or tne injus tice you have dona-the old committee. - -. L. T. PEERY. (Tt was not the Intention of The Journal to intimate that the members of the old fire committee of the execu tive board had the slightest cause to fear any investigation of their - of flcial acts, for their standing in the communi ty is unquestioned. Ed.) CHARGES THEFT OF Y. W. C. A. PROPERTY With two women each accusing the other Of stealing bed clothing from the T. W. C. A., one of them under arrest and the other free, the constables and Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin of the police de partment, and also connected with the V. W.' C. A., are at their wits' end. The woman who has-been arrested is . r T T- Ti 1 . . . . . . . mj o. ia j. mner. wiiu. it la unaerstooa. Is about to be married again. The woman wno is not in au Is Mrs. J. B. Ryan, who was. with her rMMr.n lodged at tha Y. "W. C A. room, rnr several days. Mrs. Riner has been re leased on bail. She was arrested yes terday afternoon, charged with .larceny. Mrs. Baldwin declares some of tha clothing found at the rooms at First and Sherman belong to the Y, W. C. A., but has been unable to get into the house at East Twelfth and Anknnv nw occupied by . Mrs. Riner, to see if any further evidence can be found. AJLOXQ THE WATERFEOXT. The steamer Eureka waa ' inspected thla morning and wlU leave for Eureka tomorrow afternoon. The German bark Alexander Isenberg w Towen up from Unnton this morn ing ar.6 moored at the dolphins to wait a mm st tne grain docks. . Th British steamer Beechley left onwn m:s morning, bound for Eureka. CaL. In ballast. 8 he wlU take a cargo i. jumi'ri iron in Laurornia port to Kviwurnv, Australia. ; Captain Charles F. Pond, Unite States lighthouse Inspector, left this morning for Cape Hears, abreast of i uioroooa mock, to make his annual inejvecuon. . Major James Mclndne, United Ptstee engineers' corps, left this morning for Coos bay to lnspwt the work, being The oriental liner NVomedla shifted te Alaska rfcxk Urt nlsht and prebaMv flnlch . discharging tbera by this srenlng la .which event she WlU Mft to the bunkers tomorrow tara lt.g to coal and thra prtce4 to the flour ml' Is to load flour. r Tfeo JCorweglaa ship Asgerd, whl-ti has ben lying Idle at the drydork for several weeks, was chartered atara t load barley for Kufr-pe. Thla lav hst tbrea wjrurimers em the 4!m- c it In the rtvr tV Fritl.i. ),. "1 fit"" J"-"' I rtnM. AVtfujle. Xb Kr:tih. so p fcroditk : 7 -- v. r r V All Grocers YOUR TIME TO BUY IS NOW WHEN YOU SAVE A CLEAR THIRD J yvo are aeiung .uuw penecny new, rirst-class, up-to-date disc rec ords for all makes of talking machines at a saving of a clear third of usual coot. Think of ltl You can get these records for 40c each less than small dealers pay for them . at wholesale. . . - -, These records go In lots of not less than six at 40 each a half dosen fpr 11.40. But you will have to hurry, an at this greatly reduced price these reeords should be gone in a lew days. This Is tha tlmo to replenish your stock of records, for the winter evenings now coming on can bo made Jolly ones with a good talking machine and plenty of records to suit the tastes of th different ones in the family. Some may Ilk waltses: others ths. good old songs of long ago still others may Ilk the lively band pieces and two-steps we have them all her lneiuded in this reduction. Wo are also closing out a number of first-class Talking Machines, "i""" .nncnraenii, at tne ionowing pnoes: $25 Talking- Machines and 6 records, each . ,$19.75 $35 Talking Machines and 6 records, each. .$22.40 $40 Talking Machines v and 6 records, each. .$25.00 $85 Talking Machines - . and 6 records, each . ,$o0.00 $100Talking Machines and 6 records, each. .75.00 Your satisfaction guaranteed ORAVES MUSIC CO. or . your money i refunded. Payment If desired. A number of Cylinder and lso Cabinets at Special Reduction. HI 4th Street ' Th Xrfs and ITnsst Oanaral Kuslo Emporium Wst of Chicago, Bsnsmhar Saturday im "Baby Horn Tag Say." Halo th Babl by way. . Ing- a tag-. 2oat Alay. . NOTED FOREIGNERS INSPECT MEAT Dr. Robert Koch t)f , Berlin, -' and Dr. Bernard Bang, World s Greatest Authority on Bovine .Tuberculo sis, Give International Tuberculosis Con- ' gress Results of Investigations. ' Th .recent . Iot'national Tuberculo sis Congress, just closed In Washington, D. G brought . to publlo Jiotlc most strongly th splendid, results of United States meat Inspection. So Important Is this Inspection considered, and so suc cessful a operated la the packing plants, that ' many notable Kuropeans, Including Dr. Bernard Bang of Den mark, th world's leading authority oo Bovln Tuberculosis, and Dr. Calmett. Director or th Pasteur Institute, Paris, win rem! fr awhile la America, vlslt- Isg and studying .American packing houses. .:.-.-' S. 7. Ferguson, widely experienced la the Matters, attended th CongTCsa and la his mwrt of Its conclusions. says: rery" country making sys- t emails effort te foatrol t-jberculosis was rrr'Dted br leading scientists. offtclally arpo'nted thrtf oovera m.nta. whoe report wBl bring th re so!t ef the Corrres directly t th te fc mak Ua 3 Th1 Congress was divided Into I sections Section T discussed origin, progress and control of animal tuber culosis, with "special refcrenca to conomic losses and relation to publlo health. Dr. Robert Koch of Berlin, and Dr. Barnard Bang, th world's greatest authority on Bovln Tuberculosis, gavs th section results of their latest IlK restlgatlona Th Congress affirmed its confldeno in th preeent system of meak Inser tion and healthfulneea of th product from American eacklBg houaee. Tk danger of Infection through V. 8. In spected and passed meats was declared to be vsry remote." - It Is a comforting thought, surely, la th tnidst of unsavory disclosure re garding foodstuff a.x to knew that st least ur mets thne st a an red U. 8. ' Inspected aad rasaed" are wbelesow,. Th benefit t Pen; sad ef a la rye reck ing pUnt unr Oor.rBnTit In.--ctkm rgiiUtfcrr cannot be over ettlmat ,
