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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY' MORNING. JUNE 13, 1909. Tovm Topics - Bt. . Krtta'B HaU i Commaiiesmsiit. Comencement will be celebrated at,JJt. Helen's Hall this week beginning Mtm day afternoon"at. 1 n. m." when -the ele mentary department will present a corn edy, "Ma bonne." and a cantata, '1 ha . Court of Queen Bummergold." The rou ble department recital will be held Tuea- oay afternoon at I p. m. ana uw com- mBmmRnt MnfltYn the evening at 8 Commencement exercises and graduation will -h. hpM Wwlnnv evenins at 8 O'clock. This i ths fortieth annual .commencement of the Institution, . Maccabees' Memorial Srrica-Tne Knights of the Maccabees of the World and the Uniform Rank of Prospect Tent, No. 4S "nnrt the, larilctR' I ml ne. Pearl Hive, No. 47V will attend the Trinity Presby , terlan church, Fulton, this evening. The address will be delivered by the mln- later, Hev. Albert Robinson. . Special music has been prepared for tne occa sion and appropriate floral decorations are to be provided- The knights and ladles will march to the church in a body, where they will occupy tbe middle st-aia. iservica 7 ; o cjocji. ... ; -, , j A Bookkeeper of this city was down ; with tuberculosis, so - pronounced ty three of Portland's excellent physicians. was completely healed by Rev Green's rational raltli methods In U weeks, two . years ago; no relapse. Also a bad case of aDDendlcitis was healed in two weeks 'no relapse. He cures cancers, -tumors, constipation, rheumatism, nervousness, stomach and 'female troubles, without drugs; He can be seen at 649 East . Twenty-sixth street . afternoons. Phone . Sellwood 8.3a.--i--'.- OsatraHo a White Tsmpls -Miss Mit ylene t'raker of Minneapolis, a former Oregon girl and a contralto of consid erable .tame, will sing in the White Temple at this morning's service, for the White Temple Men's club atnoon and at Taylor street Methodist church tonight. Miss Fraker. Miss Lela Raca of Minneapolis arid Mr. JBoyd H. Fuller . were ; guests of honor at a musical ; given by Mrs. Stltes and Miss Stites -at 1183 Kast Main street Friday evening. Hot Holmes Dr. . - C Holmes nan not driving the motorcycle that Struck Mary Fraley of 144 Arthur street Friday afternoon, seriously in juring her. In the account of the ac cident Dr. Holmes was referred to as being the supposed driver of the cycle, the number of which was Zi. Dr. Holmes owns an automobile carrying No. it, but the machine was Jn the gar age all day Friday and tha physician was at his offlcs. ."Iff ' Ths expression heard all about that this year's Rose carnival, with Its auxiliaries was a decided "suocesa, nd It was difficult to choose which reallv was the most artistic. So you will find it .equally difficult to choose which suit of clothes Is the nobbiest that are jturned out at J. C.Schaefer & Co., the popular tailors in the Raleigh biflHling, rooms 10 and 11, corner Sixth nd Washington. BuBlnea suits range . from 126 to 850- Baker loses Wireless Salt- A verdict for the defendant was given by a Jury in Judge Oleland's department of the circuit snurt yesterday in the case of J, AVatson Baker ugalnst F. 3. Vatterlln A Co. Baker sought to recover 89 that he paid for stock in the United Wireless Telegraph company, claiming that it was sold to . him undpr I lie representa tion that It was negotiable, but that the defendant refused to transfer' the stock on Its books. Hew York Society Meetlnr. Tim New York society of Oregon will hold its regular monthly meeting next Wednes day evening, June 16, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. "Thomas B. Flynn. 403 Fourth street, corner Harrison. An in teresting program has been arranged for and uglil refreshments win re sorvea All New vokers. either visitors or real dents of the city or state are cordially jnvnea. Ho Aooldents Occurred during " the Rose Festival, but many people will make a mistake if they fall to aret in on Our Festival bargains. The Rex Furni ture Co., 280 Second street, offers the following: 846 sideboard, 124.96; Id- foot oak extension table, 413-60.. Go carts for only $l.t8: arm rockers, 12.10 everything guaranteed. If not right we make it right. Smith Tiles Pinal Report Milton W. Smith has filed his final report ss ad ministrator of the estate of Ella M Smith, showing $7260 on hand In cash and 10 shares of stock in the Portland hotel. He states that since his trust began he hss received $111, 487 and paid OUt JU4,21 t. Woman's Press Club Meeting. There will be a special meeting of the Wo man's Press Club of Oregon Wednesday evenlns. June 16. at 8 ocloeK at the gubllc library, corner of Stark and eventh streets. All members are re quested to be present. Oregon City Boat leaves Taylor street Dock, Sundays. Nine a. m., 12 m. and Round trip 46 cents. Tickets good on O. W. P. Cars. FOREST EXHIBIT JT H.-Y.-P. FAIR Forest Service Employe De clares Display Very . Attractive. J. B. Knapp of ths local office of the forest service, has returned from Seattle, where he attended the opening of the A.-T.-P, exposition. Mr. Knapp is en thusiastic over the exhibits which the forest service 'has installed n. Seattle. The main' exhibit of ha service is located In the government building, ami attracted- much favorable comment of a thousand visitors who attended the fair on the opening day. - The exhibits consists, chiefly, of large bromides and transparencies showing views of forest areas and logging operations. These are mounted In suitable cases and are very impressive because of their-sUe and beauty of ths natural coloring which nasoeen aaaea to me pnotograpns ay frovernraent artists. Sections of Doufr as fir and redwood trees . are also shown. ' . These sections - wers taken from the trees at points 10 feet apart, for their full height; and are, accom panied by diagrams which explain tho growth of these two species. .The r mnlnlng floor space is . covered with cases and stands showing photographs, samples of wood, paper pulp, and other wood products. - The forest service is also operating a completely- equipped timber testing laboratory In 'the machinery building. Here the regular timber test work of the service is under way. - Each after noon at 3 o'clock, a large bridge tim ber "8x16"- In cross section and 1 feet long Is tested. This timber is placed in a large testing machine, and is then loaded until it is completely broken. - The timber Is then sawed ln to small pieces and tests are made on these. Other sample tested speci mens of vsrlou manufactured forms, such as wagon axels, buggy spokes, shafts and wagon poles, are also shown. Charts showing ths strength of all of the principal American struct ural timbers are also on exhibit 3 p. m. . The Osteopathic Specialist, Dr. Ar nold Lindsay, on rheumatism, stomach and all female- diseases, has removed from Failing building to 20C Tllford building, Tenth and Morrison streets. Phone liain 7350. A-4163.; Appraisement of Barnes Estate F. K. Arnold. Lr. A. W. Moore and C. R. J (avln havff rued their report as ap praisers or tne . estate or Miuam M. Barnes, valuing tne property at $6881 This will remind you that now ta ths time to have your hair mattresses run ovated and returned the same day. Phone , Main 4?4. me foruand curled Hair Factory, H. Monger, proprietor A Hons covering half block with beautiful trees and elegant 10 room house, In best east side residents dis trict, for $22,600. Chapln & Her low, 332 Chamber of Commerce, . A Aprloots are now in height of season: Crop will soon be gone. Buy now for canning, whila they are cheap and plen- tifUl. ' , . ,t Brokerags Tlrm formed T. Wallace Rulst. Deborah Blanche Bulst and Frank E. Andrews have filed articles of Incorporation with the county elerk JUNE ADORNMENT Commencement days are loom ing near remember yotir proud little friend with a gift of jewelry that will make the memories of the day. last forever. Our show- cases 1 are .full of suitable keep sakes that cost less than tne pro verbial bouquet that quickly fades. HEITKEMPER'S JEWELRY STORE " ' 2C5 MCnUSON STREET of the Burtoh-Bulst company, formed for a general brokerage business. The capital stock is $6000. Buhl's Slayer Sentenoed Ten years In the, penitentiary was the sentence Imppsed on Claude Edmonds by Presid ing Judge Bronaugh, in the circuit court yesterday on his Dlea of guilty to man slaughter for killing Ludwig C. RuhL The maximum sentence tor mis crime Is 16 years, and the minimum is one year. Edmonds is a negro and he was canvht in California orilv a few weeks ego, although the crime was committed In the last days of December, 1807. He claimed that Ruhl abused and assaulted him before he struck the fatal blow. - Petition noi-rer Pleads Guilty-Allen O. Ross, one of the men who circulated I the excise board petition, pleaded guilty to the charge of perjury, and will be sentenced . for perjury by Presiding Judge Bronaugh In the circuit court next Tuesday. He pleaded guilty to the charge yesterday, thereby confess- in to the ra se certitlcation or rorgea names on the petition, the acknowledg ment being taken berore Francis I. mc Kenna. The possible sentence is from two to five years in the penitentiary. Bnrrla Sent ta PenltSntlarT Charles Scott Robinson was sentenced to serve three years In the penitentiary by Cir cuit Judge Qatens yesterday , on a burglary charge, of which hs was con victed by a Jury. He had Just begun to serve a one year .sentence on the rockpile for larceny. He wHl'flnlsh out this in the penitentiary, and the rock pile sentence will In . reality not count against him. ( i .. , . - To Dlsonss Water Question There will be a regular meeting of the Sell wood Board of Trade on Monday even ing. June 14, at Union hall, corner East Thirteenth street and Tenlno avenue. The water question and other Important matters will be discussed. IIP ORDER III SUNDAY SCHOOLS Methodist-Convention Opens at Taylor Street Church ' This Evening. t . Ths Methodist Sunday school con ven tlon, which begins with a.njass meet ing tonight at the First . Methodist Episcopal church, will hot; be" .con cerned with devising ways and nieans Of raising money, nor. with mission work, but will be wholly occupied with ths direct work of Sunday school im- Srovement and ths adjustment of Sun ay school teaching to the new order of a graded system and in accordance with the view point made.common prop erty by the recent discoveries of psychology- and pedagogy. - ' Rev. Edgar Blake. D. D., - Will re spond to the address of welcome, and a special feature of the convention will be the address on Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon at S:S0'of Dr. David O. Downey, secretary of the board of Sunday schools of the Methodist Epls cotml church. The program pf the convention fol lows: ' -..-- .. ' Sunday, June 13, evenlng-v-DevoUonr al services. - Re. Benjamin Toung. D. V.: mass meeting. - addresses of wel come. BlshoD C. W. Smith. Rev. w. I Rader D. D.; response. Rev. - Edgar Blake. -D.' D.-v -Monday, June 14 :D0 a. m.. devo tional services. Rev. W. T. EuBter;-9:S0 a. m., "Grading and Equipment," Rev. E. 8. Lewis, D. D.; 10:30 a. m., "A Study of the Primary Age." Mrs. A. A. Lamoreauxf 11:30 a. m., conferences with workers. Dr. ; Lewis.' Mrs. Lamor eaux; 2:00 p. m., devotional services, Rev. J. W.'; McDougall: 2:30 P. m.. "Study of Beslnners," Mrs. A. A. Lam- oreaux: 2:30 p. m., "Enlarging Our Bor ders," Re v- Edgar Blake. D. P.; 4:30 p. ra., conference with workers,- Mrs. Lam oreaux. Dr. Blake. Evening Mass meeting, devotional services, "Sunday School Opportunity in Oregon," Rev. J. T. Abbott; address. Rev. David O. Downey, D. D. Tuesday. June IB 5 a. m., devotional services. Rev. C. I. Hamilton; 9:30 a. m., "Making the Sundar School Go," Rev, E. S. Lewis, D. D.; 10:30 a. ra., "A Study of the Intermediate Pupil," Mrs. A. A. Lamoreaux; 11:30 a. m., confer ence with workers. Dr.' Lewis. Mrs. Lamoreaux; 2 p. m devotional services. Rev." D. A. Watters; 2:30 p. m.. "A Study of the Juniors," Mrs. A. A. Lam oreaux; 3:30 n. m., "The Teacher's T T", j -,n . M . I . v. ' v., v.a'r y. ill.. - v.nit?m Ivnn Wlin workers. Dr. Lewis, Mrs. Lamoreaux. Evening Mass meeting, devotional services. Rer. J.- H. Cudllnn. D. D.: ad dress. ."The Larger Sunday School Field." Rev. Edsar Blake. D. C. ad. dress. Rev. E. 8. Lewis. D. D. The committees In charre of ths var ious features of convention work are comoosed of the following: Arivartla- Ing Clarence True Wilson. W. J. Doug las, C. T. McPherson. Entertainment Benjamin Touna. J. H. CudlliSn. n A WBTrerS. Klhance J. W. McDouaall. W. T. Buster. C. L. Hamilton. Pro- ram W. B. Holllnashead. J. T. Ahhett. W. Rraeffrey. Jr. Politics at Sellwood A special meet ing of the Sellwood -Republican club has been called to meet at Union hall Monday, June 14, after the meeting of tne nnara or traae. to consider tne ad vlaabtlity of amending the initiative and referendum law. Oregon City Boat. Leaves Taylor-st dock Sunday a 9 a m., 12 m. and 3 n. m.: round trip 45 cents; tickets good on 6. w. tr. cars. Steamer Jsssis Xarkins. for Camas, Washouga) and way landings, dally, ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street uoca ai a p. m. BsmoTal notice To room S. Lumber. men's building. Fifth and Stark streets, V. 'J. Catterlln & Co., stock and bond oeaiers. , 3 0. Scbasfsr bj Co., merchant taMors, corner Sixth and Washington streets. 4iaiigu uuiiuiug, uonia iv una 1 1. OlympU Beer Better than ever; ws Buncii jrour paironage; private oeilverjr, 1. tt 3Bah CH' ths Pioneer Paint company, ist rirst street. Phones M, 1384, A-1334. vonvMiDia s sais z norses. wagon. uiu uu tviiaun sis., a p. m., tomorrow, Elegant Treuoh Dinner today at Del. monico, 149 Seventh, 5 to 9; 60 cent a. W. A. Wise and associates, painless wiuiw. 'Amra ana wasniDgton, Amerleaa Bank Trnst Cev lxtk ana y, pays interest on deposit., Snyaer's Crawfish. Phone Main 4783. Sc. Xaynes, opUolan. Balm on.n ear Ith. Snyaer's Crawfish.. 255 First street. Br. Tioknex, chiropractor. 127 14th. WHERE TO DINE V " Chicken dinner with lea cream, to cepis. empire restaurant, ll Third. A sneclal BOe chicken dlnnite IM Hall's restaurant, 330 Washington at Royal Canton GrllL 3B2-2S4 Alder Special' chicken dinner with Ice cream. 40c; merchants' lunch. 26a Royal choo ucy ana nooaies. vpen aay ana night. h HEIGHTS PROPERTY Homsslts Boaght f Oaorffs W. OdeU, s : Bstirsd Banker of Spokass. ' Among tbs men who have shown a permanent preference for the city of Portland is George W. Odell. For years Mr. -OdeU has lived in Spokane, where he' acquired a considerable fortune. When he determined to select Portland for his future home -a suitable building site was the first question ta be set tled. , After looking over ths city care fully, as he expects to erect a very pretentious residence, ha bought a quar ter block at Sixteenth end Clifton stree'ts on Portland Heiarhta of n. H Keaney & Co. 'This sectUn "of the Heights Is one of the newest to be do veloped by this big brokerage firm. Prior to its being offered for sale the Keasey firm spent a fortune In terrac ing and preparing the streets. For tills reason Mr. Keasey has led the van of realty agents who' have attempted at various times to handle Heights Dron- erty. Just now several extensive own ers , of valuable and siahtlv tracts on the hills overlooking Portland have Placed their Property In the' hand of IJ. K. Keasey. knowing that it would be handled properly to effect an expedi- twui aaje. - , - 1 i Journal want ads Is a word. D0UGLAS APPEATiS THROUGH ATTORNEYS Notice of appeal has been filed hv the attorneys for W. E. Douglas, who was convicted m April on the charge of embezzling $25 from the Thlel De tective agency. An appeal was not ex pected, as Douglas was sentenced to serve only five months in Jail and nearly two months have elapsed since his. conviction. If the appeal is per fected and -a new trial is ultimately denied, he will get no credit for the time he has spent In jail. Douglas was twice tried on different charges, the total sum he was alleged to have embessled betng nearly $5000. On the first trial the jury disagreed. The last time the Jurors were out over two days, finally agreeing on a verdict after Judge Morrow had appealed to them not to make another' trial neces sary. Ho was then found guilty of embexzllng only $25, and it was ex pected that the defense would accept this as final. , GARDENS AROUND . EAST SIDE STATION . Cement platforms entirely covering the half block around the new station and Soma effective floral gardens on the ijasi Morrison street rront are among the plans that the Southern Pacific com pany Is going to carry into effect at Its new feast Morrison street station. A special permit is now awaiting the signature or Mayor, bane mat win ai to This Is the best tlms or the yaar have your teeth extracted If sock Is ths necessity and have - PLATE OR BRIDGE Dons as thera is less troubls from sore gums or other troubles. WORK IWi mil ii mminOTim in "'"at-i-S t- , DR.WVA. WISE . rrssidsnt sad Kanagsr, , t Tsars establish In Vortiaad Ws will give you a good 22k gold or Doreelatn crown for -' SI t Ul Molar Crowns . . BUM zzk Dridg teeth S.oo Gold or enamel fillings j.oo Sliver fillings jo Inlav fllllnss of all kinds Bju Good rubber plates ............. B.00 xns oest red rubber plates 7.50 PsIiUess extractions... ........... m Painless extractions free when -nlstes or bridge work Is ordered. Work guaranteed for II years. - THE WISE DENTAL CO., Inc Ths rafllnr Bldg, Sd and Wash. Sta. ; eixios noun B a.B.tolP. .... Sundays, I to L Phones A sad Mala SOM - Pure Beautiful Jade Jewelry uoib Brseaiets and Sig net Rings of all descrip tions made to order. American names- en graved with ths three cardinal Chines charac ters, vjs.. Glory. Pres perlty and Longevity. Charges reasonable and nrdrfl of anw . .4 ( t ' i promptly executed and j sent prepaid to ahy part - 1 PtThe-tT: R The Pkflled ..iiw' tfier, TOOK BiHO k CO Jay'-Tu Chong, Jingj., 848 Pins St. - - r , mi a.m ssii li. JViMi.Mt,i.u.OT.. iiii...i.i.ii1 lUi is.--r-'Si WW .Jtk ..X'N. iifiiDffl Ewsiilfl ,. The time comes when moist of us have to resort to glasses? when it's a case of either going backward or .forward. Going backward may mean blindness. . ; At such a time a specialist shquld be consulted, who has a reputation a ma of years, of experience, - who COMBINES ABILITY WITH REASON ABLE CHARGES. Our optician combines both features. v OWE PRICE Ensc"0 Eycs INCLUDING Frames JGERBROS:rSi THE LARGE STORE. 268 Morrison Street, West oj Third. low the-railroad to extend Its concrete platform out Into Kast First street to the tracks, so that passengers will step from the cars to the platform. The purpose is to extend this concrete plat form all around the station, but to leave place on the East Morrison street side where a small formal garden will be placed. GOLDEN JUBILEE OF . ST. MARY'S ACADEMY St. Mary's Academy will next week celebrate the golden" Jubilee or fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the in stitution under the care of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary in connection with the graduation exer cises of the June class. The golden jubilee and commencement Wednesday evening. June 23. will be held at Ma sonic "hall. West Pafk ,and Yamhill streets with an address by Right Rev. Alexander Christie X. D. Thursday, June 24. solemn pontifical msss will be held at St. Mary's cathe dral at 10 in the morning, Archbishop Christie acting as celebrant, with ser mon by Right Rev. Edward J. O'Dea, D. D.. of Seattle. The banquet of the clergy will be held at St. Mary's at 1 p.- in., the reception to ths religious sisterhoods at tho same hour and the reception to friends, patrons and former students in the afternoon from $ ton p. m. Memorial requiem maaa will be hold Friday, June 26. by Right Rev. A. J. Glorieux, D D., with sermon by Rev. Arthur Lane and tho administration ' of the sacrament will be observed at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Broken gas mantles. If make good furniture polish. powdered, TOMORROW IS WASHDAY . ATOrrf ZT8 TROUBLES fey sending to ths Union Laundry Co. Whsr Uasn lasts and Quality Counts FAMILY WASHING Rough DtyiJ&lfu OAU VAX S98 OB A-11B3 LACS OVBTAXtTS SOo VBB A1 Imperial Kantong Gafe Opening Sunday SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER 40 RENTS' sVSSSSxBtasasSBSSBxSSSkBBtt MENU - '. . . : SOUP. : Cretin of Chicken, b la Reine Morg-ot Consomme Croule at! Pot, ' Queen Olives. Lettuce. Sweet Pickles. FISH. Fillet of English Sole, Tartare Sauce. Boiled Sacramento River Salmon, Diploneate. SALAD. Shrimp en Mayonnaise. RELISHES. Baked Sugar Cured Ham en Regence. . , ENTREES. Brochette of Chkken Liver, Maitre d'Hotel Mortadelles, , Sweetbreads Breaded, au Champagne. Braised of Chicken, a la Petits Poi. Banana. Fritters, Rum Sauce, 10c. - ROASTS. ' ' ' Stuffed Chicken, Giblet Sauce. ! Prime Ribs of Beef, au.Jus. . Leg of Pork, Apple Sauce. VEGETABLES. - ' Stewed Tomatoes. Hot Rolls. Mashed and Steamed Potatoes. ! . DESSERT. t .- French Cream Pie. : Apple Pie with Cheese.--v - - Assorted Cake. , . Tea, Coffee, Milk or Ice Tea. ' . , Dinner About 12 m. to 8:30 p. m. ! ' v x 452 Washington' strllt r i Everybotly is lappy The Carnival Was a Glorious Success NOW YOU WILL HAVE TIME TO HAVE THOSE TEETH ATTENDED TO And of course when you think of teeth it is natural to think of DR. WRIGHT, who always gives you the greatest skill combined with Painless Modern Methods. All kinds of Bridge Work, Plate Work, Crown Work, Inlays, Fillings, Eta CALL AT ONCE. EXAMINATION FREE Good Set or Teeth 0 A A " on Rubber Plats sVW Best Set of Teeth on C 0 A A Rubber Plate Best Celluloid Plates, $7.00 iiJJ.WKIT PAINLESS DENTIST S42$ Wasblorjloa S(re(, Corner SevendL OFFICE HOURS A. M. to 5 P. M. SUNDAYS 9 A. M. to 12 M. Phone Main 2119 Fourteen Years in Portland. GENUINE At $7.50 and up for 30 pound beds PATRONIZE HOME MANUFACTURE YOU CAN BUY DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY AT WHOLESALE PRICE the best and most SANITARY Mattress that is made as cheap as you can get inferior and unsanitary beds. Buy Goods Made in Oregon We manufacture the Hair and in the process we steril ize and make it chemically pure by subjecting it to 800 de grees of steam. You have been told "Hair Mattresses are too expensive"; come and see us and we. will convince you to the contrary. Office and Factory, 226-228 Front street , Phones: Main 474 and A-1374. Portland Curled flair Factory HERMAN METZGER, Proprietor. N. B. We renovate Hair Mattresses and return them the same day. ED "JAMES M. KAN, Manager. i. V IOAIIofI DEPARTMEIIT., HIGH STATTDARD. THOROUGH COURSES Session lie grim Sept. 13, 1 D09. For catalog address Dean, Dk. 8. E. Joskphx, 610 Detain Bid. PoaiLAjro, Ossooir Dr. Hubert F. Leonard OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 31B-BO Xohawk Bia. - Office Phons Main 70. Res. SOo East Salmon St ' . Res. Phones Tabor 142t. B-lQ0t Woman's Exchange ' - 133 YBJTTK ST. Handy to Washington and Morrison cars Luncheon llly. 11:30 a. m. to f p. m. Hon Kads Bread, Ptss, Cskss for Sals A Delightful Placs for Af(rn"oon Tea. Western Summer Institute SvJ? S to' Ana-nst a, a0. 1 Twrhers Review . m - ta For County Kxamlnatlons. -b) For City Examinations. ' J Ttachers Sewing- Department (a) Model Sewing. . (b Garment Making. Teachers' Normal Art Department s Coursa In Public School Drawing. (b) Course In JDesign. For circular writs, J. A. OSOVT. Wsat Avsnns and RawtUoras, " - yortlnnd. Or. Journal Wants Arc Winners BASEBALL creation ParX, Oor. Tangha and Twenty-tnirts ACBAKXJrTO VS. POSTT," 4TT S, , 10, 11, 13. Onmes begin eek rf.i )rs' .1 3 l f. Sunday, 2:3- p. n. A(Jmii"i! . rii-a-- - !. . i fffan-i, 5 ; . ' ' - llai5--rs. 1 ; c-i- - ' T 1 r'n.-t J. Ul'A-Jt,,: Vr' - . ';.,.:,:A:,.-