The Oregon daily journal., December 23, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1908,
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
Helllg.,.. Ths Chorus Lady'
Baker. "Arlsona
Bungalow ............ "A Midnight Bell'
OrnhHUm .....J.... VaudevllI
Pan taae Vaude villa
Grand ......... . .Vaudeville
Lyric...., "Tha Night Befors Christmas"
BUr. ........... t.Hl Henry Minstrels
Suit over tha right of the city of
Portland to hold a lien on property
owned by the German Savings A Loan
society is on trial before Judge Cleland
m me circuit court waay. x ns sun wu
brought by the society for tho purpose
of quieting the titla held by the city and
based on a lien for the Improvement of
the streets surrounding tha property,
which la' located on Union avenue be
tween. East Main and East Madison
streets, Tha city claims that $1496.89
la due them and the plaintiffs-allege
that tha city council was not authorised
In ordering the improvements and that
they nave settled wun me ointr prop
ertv owners alone the same thorough'
fare between Belmont street and Haw
thorne avenue tor a. consideration ei is
cent on the dollar.
Articlea of Incorporation for the Port
land Water Power & Electric Transnor
taU'on company have) been filed with tha
county cleric dv tne incorporators, w. n.
Hurlburt, A. B. CroBSman and R. L. Dun
ham. The capital stock of the company
la fixed at $1,000,000, and will be di
vided Into shares at $100 a share. The
object of the corporation is to build
and maintain flour, grist, woolen, paper,
pulp and saw mills or any other kind
of a mill: to build dams, reservoirs,
ditches, aqueducts, flumes, plpos and
the like and to appropriate and divert
the waters of lakes and running streams,
particularly the Clackamas river. Into
electrical and water power. '
The resrular Christmas entertainment
of the night school will be held tonight
in tne assembly or tne west uiae ttign
school. Following is the program:
Male octette. "Speed Away," Grammar
school principals; instrumental solo,
I - .IT, m 4 I ' 1 J Jl. D.wl.i
reading, selected, Adeline Angell; vocal
solo. "Soring Song." Lottla Banfield;
address, reading, "All for a Man." Hilda
Brant: instrumental solo, piano, "Caval
lerla Rusticana," Katherlne Tyler;, read
Inc. "A Matrimonial Controversy." Lot
tie Banfield; vocal aolo, "A Man's
Bone," Milton Runyan: male octette.
"Gleam, Brightly Gleam." Grammar
cnooi principals.
To the Christmas Shopper. Safety ra
xors, shaving outfits, fountain pens,
purses and billhooks for the gentlemen;
elegant handbags, toilet and manicure
sets, perfumes and atomisers for the
ladles these and many others will help
you out in making your Christmas se
lections an easy and economical task.
If you will visit our atore and let us
show you. Appropriate goods, moderate
prices, prompt and efficient service. Al
bert Bernl, the druggist, 233 Washington
street.
Special Thursday Purity Liquor Co.
$1.50 grade port, sherry, Tokay, Maderla,
muscat and Superior claret at $1 per
gallon. Ell Wood, the pure food whis
key, regular $4, at $3 per gallon. Linn
Wood whiskey, regular $3, at $2.60 per
ration. Old California brandy regular
4, at $3 per gallon. Phone Bast 4427,
B-1353. Free delivery. S0 East Mor
rison. E. M. RuBsell, according to his wife,
struck her because she declined to give
him 60 cents to secure his admission
to a dance. But after he had appeared
In the Justice court yesterday afternoon
he wished ha had not been so Insistent
about the 60 cents, for he was fined
$60 on a charge of assault and battery.
RuhspII lives at 472 Miller avenue.
Bellwood.
The ability of tha boss gamblers of
Chinatown to put up almost any amount
of ball money at any time of the day
or night was shown again last night
when 20 Chinese were arrested at 81 V4
. Second street by Sergeant Kay and Of
ficer Graves. It was 9 o'clock but be
fore long that $1000 In good hard
money had been deposited and the play
ers freed from custody. x
Don't forget to get a nice bottle of
good perfume for the ladies. As a
Christmas gift it is always appropriate
and acceptable and makes a nice addi
tion to that other present Bee our line.
We can satisfy you, both in quality and
price. Albert Bernl, the druggist, 333
Vashington street
Proceedings for the extension of Mill
street from Sixteenth to Lownsdale
were discontinued this morning by the
council when It voted not to adopt the
report of the viewers. Several prop
erty owners appeared at the session and
txtated that the prices offered by the
viewers were unfair and unjust.
The following articles were found on
the Portland street cars yesterday:
Fourteen umbrellas, two hammers, one
pair rubbers, two pairs mittens, one key.
Tlve packages, one lunch box, two bas
kets, one book of abstracts, one vice,
one purse, one suit case, one suck pin.
A large assortment of fine pictures
and frames at reasonable prices, artistic
framing a specialty. Good workman
ship guaranteed. Before buying we in
vite you to see our fine collection for
Christmas. Richard Max Meyer, 348
Alder street, near Seventh.
"Electropodes" worn In the shoes are
guarantee)! to cure cold feet, rheuma
tism, poor circulation, or money back.
Fair proposition. Isn't ItT Albert Bernl,
the druggist 233 Washington street
will tell you all about It.
Special tomorrow Twenty-five per
cent off on all sterling silver manicure
pieces t and seta Vincent's, 142 Fifth
street between Alder and Morrison
streets.
Wines and liquors, new store, new
Ideas, new prices. Try us for Christmas
orders. Otto Rothchild & Co., 300 Third
corner Columbia Main 6310.
Stove factory removal sale come get
a stove or heater a less than whole
salers' cost 99c up. 271 First street,
near Madlsoti.
One hundred and twenty-nine dollars
and sixteen cents waa all that Judge
Cleland allowed the Case Threshing Ma.
chine company in their suit this morn
ing against the board of equalisation
for a reduction In their assessments of
Ivory Soap is as mild,
as soothing, as cleans
ing as the r finest una
dulterated Castile soap.
It should be used for
every purpose for which
pure Castile soap is used
for baby's bath as well
as for washing every
thing he wears;hisunder-,
clothes, hisr frocks, his
stockings, everything about
him. from the top of his
little bald head to the
tips of his pink and
white toes.
-1
Jtvory Doap
99? Per Cent.-Pure.
u
TMETFOR
J. A. Seeber, Teamster, Fires
Two Shots at 6. L. Daven
port, Commission Man
Dispute Over Trivial Mat
ter Nearly Causes Tragedy.
George Davenport
G. L. Davenport, a commission mer-'j
chant at 144 Front street became the
taraet for two bullets fired at him by
J. A. Seeber, a teamster, this morning.
Davenport was but five feet from Seeber
when he saw him pull the revolver from
his pocket, but as the commission man
turned and ran quickly, he dodged both
bullets.
Seeber remained on the scene, and
had the gun still in his hand when the
patrol wagon arrived and was arrest
ed by Officers Harms and G ruber. He
waa locked no on a charge of assault
and attempt to kill.
Seeber, according to Davenport, In-I
sisted on unloading wood in front of
Davenport s store early tnis morning.
UavenDort savs he told the teamster
as It was not his wood to unload it
farther along the atreet. Seeber called
Davenport a vile name and repeated it
when remonstrated with by the com
mission merchant Then Davenport
knocked him down.
Seeber left the vicinity of the store.
but a few minutes before 9 o'clock Dav
enport looked up and saw seeDer stana
lng near him. At that Instant Seeber
whipped out the revolver he had evi
dently gone away to procure, and as
Davenport turned on his heel and ran
Seeber fired twice, but missed.
Seeber, who is 70 years of age, de
clared after his arrest that he could
not bear the Ignominy of being knocked
down and struck in the face, and that
he had brought the pistol from his
home to a-et revenge for the blows
struck by the commission merchant He
will appear tomorrow in the municipal
court
36000. The nronertv of the threshing
machine company was assessed at $23.
000 and the board rut the assessment
down to $20.000. but the corporation waa
still dissatisfied and asked for another
reduction of $6000.
Frank W. Train, aaed 40. formerly a
resident of Belmont, Cal., and n at
tendant of Insane, lias, himself, beerr-ad-
judged .Insane by tho sanity commission
and will be committed to the asylum.
Our atore will be onen Wednesdav
and Thursday nights (December 23 and
24) until 10 o'clock. Dresser's & Sealy
Mason company.
One thousand little Christmas arti
cles, desirable presents, at closing out
? rices. Elite China and Glass company,
62 Morrison st
Kellva Famllv Liquor Store. Park
and Morrison. High grade wines and
liquors. One price to all Free delivery.
Tel. Main 28. Home, A-J802.
Davis & Kllburn of 349 Morrison
street, carry a very attractive line- of
holiday goods, books and stationery
just what you want for Christmas.
Clean lump coal, thoroughly screened,
for furnace, range or stove, prompt de
livery; weight guaranteed. Oregon Fuel
Co., Main 65, A-1866.
Steamer Jessie Rarklns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 3- p. m.
Barber shops will remain closed all
day Christmas but will keep open until
10 p. m. Thursday. T. M. Leabo, sec
retary. Cut holly, mistletoe and Christmas
trees; order now. Portland Seed Co.,
Front and Yamhill streets.
Hudson's gun store open every eve
ning this week. No. 110 Third street
Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street
lunch 11:30 to 3; business men's lunch
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
D. Chambers & Bon, opticians, 331
Morrison, cor. Sixth, are the best
Subscriptions
taken at GUI's.
for all periodicals
Dr. Baynes, optician, Salmon near 6 th,
Berger, signs. 284 Yamhill. M. 931.
Journal want ads. lo a word.
BEAUTIFUL CANDY
BOXES
If sw and Compute Display at the Cream
tore.
Our complete display of handsome
candy boxes is entirely new this sea
son. We can fill your wants from the
ever appropriate holly box to the more
elaborate hand painted on linen and
satin boxes and imported baskets at
prices ranging from 60c to $13, com
plete. THE CREAM STORE,
388-90 Washington atreet
SPECIAL NOTICE
S , -:
All Toys, Dolls, Games, Books, Oraa-
nants, ctov at cost. -
Closing out all Christmas goods at
cost. Extra salespeople; good service ;
special deliveries to all parts of the
city. McAllen ft McDonnell, Third and
Morrison.
i
Stove factory removal sale come get
a stove or heater at less, than whole
salers' cost S9o up. 871 First street
near Madison. - .-. v '
A par excellent table d'hote dinner
served at the Perkins grill' Christmas,
S to 8:30. Reserve your tables.
A par excellent table d'hote dinner'
served at the Perkins grill Christmas,
5 to. 8:30.. Reserve your tables.
ISSTRIIEHO
UNTANGLE
LAWS
City Attorney Drafts Ordi
nance to Cure Confusion
Caused by Vehicle Tax De
cisionShortens Eeferen-
dum Limit on Legislation.
. An ordinance drafted by City Attor
ney KavanauKh for submission to the
city council this afternoon will, Mr.
Kavanaugh thinks, relieve the confusion
caused by the recent decision of the
supreme court in the vehicle tax case,
relative to the Influence of the referen
dum upon all legislation.
According to that decision, no ordi
nance passed by the 0117 council be
comes effective until 30 days after Its
Sassage. The charter provides that or
lnances shall take effect at the expi
ration of 10 days unless the mayor dis
approve. xs ciiy attorney provides in nis Dill
that the time for the Invocation of the
referendum on city ordinances shall be
limited to 15 days after approval by the
mayor, or within the same time after a
veto has been overruled. In event the
mayor neither approves nor disapproves
an ordinance within 10 days, then the
time fixed within which the referendum
may be invoked is also IS days. -Authority
for the passage of the rem
edial ordinance, says Mr. Kavanaugh,
is given in tne state law, which pro
vides that exceptions to the 80 day
rule may be made in cases of emerg
ency. The city attorney's proposed
measure is Itself declared to be in the
nature of an emergency and contains
an emergency clause.
0EEG0N FLOWERS
Host Beautiful Christmas Presents.
Many DeoDle express surprise at learn
ing that all the flowers and plants on
display at Clarke Bros.' floral shdp are
rown here In Oregon. More especially
ecause of the magnificent Poinsettlas
shown, a great many persons believing
that they come from California which
is not the case. Messrs. Clarke Bros.'
annual Christmas sale of fine flowers
and plants is now in progress. There
are on sale hundreds of pretty things
In flowering plants which will bring
joy to the heart of any lady. In cut
riowers mere will be a Dig stocK of
the most popular sorts. Roses, Carna
tions. Chrysanthemums. Violets. Poin
settlas. Lilies of the Valley, Hyaclntha,
Narcissus, etc. A free special delivery
to all parts of the city will be main
tained uiarice Bros., irsaing norm is,
287 Morrison street opposite Corbett
building,
Royal Dulcet Dainties
A lingering impression of strangely
delicious flavor new and never cloying.
Royal Bakery ft Confectionery.
CORNELL'S HEAD TO
; VISIT PORTLAND
President Schunrfan of Cornell uni
versity, who Is now on his way to Port
land, has changed his plans in order to
CURES RHEUMATISM
Holden's
Rheumatic
Cure
Per bottle. 3re bottle.
AB XWTEBKAXi SIHZDT BOB.
RHEUMATISM
IB ITS BCABT POBMS,
Sciatica
Neuralgia
Nervouaness
Sleeplessness
Nervous Headaches
Neuralgic Headache
Nervous Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections
TRADE SUPPLIED BT
A. W. Allen & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
16th & Marshall SU., Portland, Or.
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
; "
Ph Main 165
Phones nome
First and Oak
MSLUTEfJ
onsao too
sM MMUn a Mma... '
VIGITARUI ClfliAUM
ixtm eraser
SLS
$11
make a longer -stay here. He will ar
rive Saturday morning and spend Sat
urday and Sunday In the city. He Is
to be the guest of the Cornell Alumni
association and the University club at
dinner Saturday evening. There are
about 40 Cornelliana In the city, and as
many more In Oregon and the neighbor
ing portions of Washington and Idaho,
and a large attendance of college men
at the dinner Is assured.
President Schurman Is accompanied
by his daughter, and they will be the
LAST WEXK OF
Ma
dame Yale's
Skin Food Free
Our Special Souvenir Sale of
Madame Yale's
Beauty Preparations
WILL CONTINUE, ALL THIS WL1LK
SKIN FOOD FREE
CnofMfll fnr Thic WapIt With every purchase of any of
OpCUdl lUr 1U1& VYCCIi Madame Yale's preparations to the
amount of 83c or over we are authorized to give FREE OP CHARGE
'a large souvenir jar of Madame Yale's celebrated Skin Food.
Mail Orders Filled &t&?0tfguZi&
and Beauty Books will be included with each order.
Cipman,Jolic$o.
G. P. Rummelin & Sons
126 SECOND STREET BET. WASHINGTON AND ALDER
l!
1 l iu
For
We have
Angora,
Fur
established 1870 Store
benumejapanesedfik
Fine Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS, CUSH
ION COVERS, SHAWLS and Other Fine Goods.
A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE given with each sale
amounting to $3.00.
S. BAN & CO.
34 NORTH THIRD STREET, COR. COUCH
Finest Japanese Store
rtTxsizszxzgxssssssssassagssgsxsggrtKsaeimmysj
S STEAMSHIP '"BREAIflWATER" S
; SAXX3 XMOM ,,
AInsworth Dock
ii
J For CO O S BAY FQ I NTS g
H : ,.- - ITIXT WED in
I Passenger Fares
BTZBT VSBIKSAT AT liOO T. U.
t t. . .
i Ticket of floes at Third and -Washington streets and AInsworth dock.
r-'i ..ii. i.i mi .11 1 mi m i. M. . mi m m am ...A....
fuests of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Gilbert,
81 Marshall street during their stay.
Although Dr. Schurman was president
of the first Philippine commission, this
Is Ms first visit to the Pacific north
west. - -
He goes from here to Seattle to meet
the Cornell men of that city and thence
to Spokane, where he is to address an
educational convention. He is making a
hurried trip and expects to, return to
Ithaca in time for the; opening of the
university after the holidays.
It is unnecessary to state that
Madame Yale's Toilet Requi
sites are the standard, having
stood the test of time and ex
periment. They are now in uni
versal use by all lovers of high
ffrade toilet soecialties throueh-
out the world. It is safe to say
"Q that millions of pretty girls and
Jfr beautiful women in this country
owe the beauty of their com
plexions and the luxuriance of
their hair to Mme. Yale's prep
arations. Free Beauty Consultation
Ladies who are desirous of
trying these preparations and
who would like to ask questions
concerning them (the proper
ones to select, etc.), can obtain
all the information they desire
from the young ladies in our
Toilet department.
FURS FOR CHRISTMAS
Black Lynx Stoles
and Mulls
Also Neckwear and Muffs in Alaska Mink
the Little Folks
Squirrel, Krimmer, White Thibet,
Ermine, Beaver, etc.
Coats. Fur Rugs
and Robes
Open Evenings
in the City of Portland.
6
F1R8T CABIN .i....l....,....ilO.OO
SECOND CABIN .............. .7.00
Xnalndlnr Berth sad Meals. ,
. . - .. . .
k......Mt....H.... mmr"
THE POPULAR SWEET SHOP
TONS
OF
XMAS
SWEETS
Our factory Is running from
dawn to midnight turning; out
an Immense stock of Christ
mas Candies at prices to suit
all purses and It's ALL of
8 WET LAND quality. The
whole store fairly
SPARKLES
WITH
CHRISTMAS
THOUGHTS
Our showing of new things
In - fancy baskets and boxes
is larger than ever. Its equal
cannot be found in the West.
It is a specialty with us all
sorts, cheapest and costliest.
When filled with our famous
Sweets nothing can better
express the Yuletlde spirit.
SEE
The Portland Girl Package
The Fluffy Raffles Package
The Special Holly Gift Package
The Special Line of Chocolate Pkgs
The Bright Red Poinsetta Baskets
The Beautiful Satin Flower Baskets
Don't Miss Seeing
the Display
273 Morrison St.
Watch for ths opening of oar
tor.
'.ft:--
FOR
Christmas
There is nothing so
beautiful or accepta
ble as Jewelry. See
the elegant assort
ment or Christmas
noveltlrs at ths
"Style Store."
EASTERN
OUTFITTING CO.
Cor. Wash, and Tenth
The Store Where
Tour Credit Zs Good.
I:
A New Departure
The cost of interments has been
greatly reduced by ths Holman Under
taking company.
Heretofore It has been the custom of
funeral directors to make charges for
all Incidentals connected with a fu
neral. The Edward Holman Undertak
ing company, the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, hare departed from
that custom. When casket Is furnished
by us we make no extra charges for
rrnbelmlns. hearse to cemetery, outside
box or anv services that may be re
quired of us. except clothing, cemetery
and rarrlas-ea. thus effecting a saving
of 128 to $78 on each funeral,
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
lao vrnxMO ttm com. saxjcoh.
Diamond Douse Paint
NO BETTER PAINT MADE. "
$1.40 Per Gallon
Manufactured by . ,
Portland Sash & Door Co.
30 rtOTT T. rOHTXJUTD. OB.
FUR.S! FUR.S!
at lowxst rossrsxa TBZOSS.
Remodeling a specialty. Fur coats of
all kinds' made to order.
i
L. SCHUMACHER
tO Madlsoa. Tel. Mala MIT.
fiebwab Printing Co
HIT went, ntevynt nrrrt
4!1( 'STAR)! : T"'
1 W
1;
r
Christmas
lift-
lite--
Pianos
What would afford you more pleas
ure In your horns Christmas Day than
music and story and song. Music gives
to the home life an atmosphere which
nothing else can supply, Your children
will be better, brighter, happier if they
sing and play. Mother and father will
likewise be happier. , Musla Indeed has
charms power to drive "dull care
away." We suggest a piano, a player
piano, or a Victor Talking Machine for
a Christmas present for the whole fam
ily. A new piano will find Its way
to your home if you will bring us but
$10 cash; a player piano If you bring
us $25 cash; a Victor Talking Machine
if you pay only $6 cash and 1 per
week, why shouldyou be without mu
sic this Christmas Day and all the days
of 1909T
Thia is a personal Invitation for you
to call to see and hear our pianos and
Victor talking machines.
STSnrWAT AXX OTKSB PIAJTOS.
Sherman, Clay & Co.
OPPOSXTS POBTOPTZCB, SXXTK AKD
KOXSUOV.
Book Sale
Ella Wheeler Wilcox's Poems.. T8
Pepper Books 25 and KOa?
Elsie Books 68
Home Again With Me, Riley f 1.58
Poems, padded leather TT
Emmerson, half calf, 2 vols... f 2.75
5 Vol. Sets, Cooper, Dickens,
etc, $1.35
Bibles, Testaments and Prayer
Books.
liyland Bros.
TWO BOOK STORES
168 Fifth St., opposite Postoffice.
211 Second St., near Salmon.
AMOSEMEjrTS.
MIT I fin Theatre
1th mnA TXT ..KlnfrtnM
f-nones juain i ana A-nzi.
TONIGHT :16 O'CLOCK
The Charming Actress,
non stabs.
In the Interesting Comedy,
TM CX0STT8 UOT."
Prices $2. $1.60. $1, 75c. 60c.
H 1 11 G ifth and Washington
Phones Main X and A-1122.
S NIGHTS BEGINNING TOMORROW
Special Price Matinees Christmas an J
Saturday.
LOUIS JAM1S in "PEIR CYNT"
Evenings, $J, $1.60. $1, 76c, 60c Mati
nee, $1.60, $1. 76c, 60c.
Main 117. A-42I4.
Special Christmas Attraction this Week,
Hoyt's "A MZDXXQHT BEU." A com
edy for everybody, offered by special
request. Matineea Christmas Day and
Saturday. Evenings 25c, 35c, 60o; mat
inees 15c, 25c
next Week "B. T7. A. Mason?"
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Main 1. A-5360.
OREGON THEATRE CO. (Inc.) LESSEE
Geo. L. Baker. Gen. Manaarer.
Hollis K. Cooley Presents. ths Greatest
American nay,
MABiznrAH
By Augustus Thomas. -Bargain
matinee Wednesday, I5e sny
seat. Matinees Christmas day and Sat
urday. Evening prices 26c to $1; mat
inee. 25c, 60.
Next Attraction, "Shore Acres."
MAtB , A-X090. Mats.
Ex. Buadays and Holidays
IS-2SSJC
NIGBTl
THEATRE 1s.2s.so.7se
Week of See. 81 Wilfred Clarke a Co.
Be Bierej Ed Itell; X,s salvarrisi
Emerla Campbell Kooaey Bisters; Mils.
To on a; Orpheum Orchestra t Orpataa
Pictures. -
The STAR 1? "H
Mats. Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday,
for the entire week of Dec. 20, -
mx nnrt obsatxst mxbbtbiiis
8PECIAL MATINEE CHRISTMAS, v
Matinees at 2:30, every evening at
1:16. Night prices. 16c. 26c, 25c, 60c;
matinees, 16c and 25c. Seats may be
reserved by either phone.
Wert Wk "Why CHrls EeaTS Berne."
PANTAGES THEATRE
Advanced Vaudeville, Stars of all Nations
TBB JOBBSOB STVBEBTS,
Club Maniacs, the tfpsediest on Earth.
Special Added Attraction,
TBB WOKLD'I COKBOT BOtTB,
Comedians and lingers.
Matinees SfUy, 15a. Two Shows at
Bight, XSs aad t5c. : ,
THE GRAND-VanJevIIIfdelnis
ABOTBZB BIO BXXi
Kr. AV9 MBS.
SSKOITSB.
PBESEJtTIJrCI
A Soldier of
Propville
aWSello Troupe $
Beraert Cyril
Blooksosa k Saras
Alios St Cranio
rred Bauer
Grandaacoye
THE LYRIC TICATni:
ZTXBTB ABO AX, DEB ITEttTl
First week starting; Htuulay rtiiitint
l)perubr 20m. vt
Ths tyris Stock Coiriptj
;. . IN
"TBB BIGHT BlfOSI! r.-!!T"
Matinees Sunday, TM.hv, i i. -:.
and Saturday; a If (.hi,, ,
r
lit
1 IBk SSI S a. 9 fev ssv
si a ss ms