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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY I, r. ToTa Tonics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. Orplieum Grand '. . F-untage eiar . Lyrlo Da ka ... . 4 ..,, , i John Drew t...... vauaeviu . . . , . . . . Y Jr. .. . :"VudvM . ... vauaevm . .. .Vaudeville 'At Qay Coney Ieland" . , .'. . -. . .Bert Morphy n'Hl ill: Th abonial at Wt. . " 4 v City ubscrlber, going , away - on their vacation, can Socur . "Th Dally" and Sunday-Journal--) jot our agents at the . following resort at tha regular carrier - rate of 15o per week or 66a ,- month for the Dally and Sunday; lOo per week or 46o per" month for 7h Dally " Journal, i . ' ' Those -.. wanting' Th Journal 4) mailed should call at our offlc. . Fifth and TamhUl street. . Seaside. Or.: Frank ; Xennell. -,- agent; headquartera at Lewis & Co.'s dru store. DellTsry to any , point ' on beach. Long Beach, Waah.f t "Byron -Toombs, agent ' Delivery to all points on th beaoh, . . . " 11 waco, Wash - Louis Cohen, news agent. Ilwaco railroad. Breakers: J. M. Arthur, agent Collins: C T. Belcher, agent1 Carson: Chas. Saywers, agent EeavUwi V. a Btraubal, agent ; Hot Laker Hot Ia Sanitar ium, agent ; ' ' ' "WUholt: F. W. MoLsran, agent t w. siinni Mum Aiwm.-TTnAar the dl' recUon of JU H. Edwards, the Oregon -Conservatory, of 4uie has oonferred chool colors, and grade degrees upon 86 students' wlthla the last moftth. at , four recital, the laet -of which was Xlven last night at Ellers oonert ball, bout 20 eleetlons. ptono. Instrumental, violin, and vocal were, rendered by cm- , aidatss . lor aegrees. m ,"vVii ji - - ji B..1h nnl i.Alnr n r. as ZOJ lows'! Lucy Metsger, Btephen Mannin - tJolph, Nlta Plcken, May Blsley. Ethel . xseison, iari . umirrcn, - Orace itlcnaroon,-jeu lf,uoWiii. Turner, Kex Taraerunt, ai ," 'ir7 I . Mary- bunn, MarcellusKoempel Emtl i Engen. Gladys Ways. Jfiisie " . v'TJS "t .:rr.VAvA Riches. I S ErangVlomeChliSponcer j Unk.. Jo tin bpero. uww ! - ' . " v..'kull Brinks Suit "for dl vorce on the ground of drunkenness s has .been begun in m eiroun ,i Martha Sylvester Wetmann s-galnjt Fred f Wetmann, wnom sna marricu j . . v, ianlv whan lntoxl- cated and recenUy threatened to kill " her. Bho says ho earns Urge wages and J i asks for $250 suit money, with 160 per . month permanent aumpny. V is alleged as a cause for divorce in a ' complaint filed by C B. Fond Mainft 1 : . W. U Pond. Thsy wera married in r ., California in June. lB7.' . ; : , Deaoosasss Take Up WorkvMlss I M. Fullmer, who has recently come from Blakeelee,-Ohio, to take the postOon of . deaconness for the Taylor street Metho diat church has already entered upon her work of caring for the sick and th Toor Jn response teealls upon this rrlsh. i is a graduateof the Metho dist Training school of Chicago. . Mis Fullmer will act as assistant to Rev. T Benjamin Toung. D. Dv pastor of -Tay- ior, sireet jublxiuuix vtiu.yy. .'Miss ' WcDOnhld Mvii Furss-Tha . V girls employed In the olty hall offices . yesterday preseniea sm jouup ; i,-. Donald, secretary to Mayor Lane, with , a beautiful hand engraved sliver purse - as a marie of affection for the little , mlr 'of the mayor's anteroom. The ' presentation was rhadeby the girls In ' person. Miss McDonald's going Is a ; M source of reneral regret on Ihe part of - i city officials and the public generally V who had occasion to visit the mayor. ( ' l ' Blmoa Must Decldev Although hie ex ; I ecutive board awarded a five-year light ? lng contract to the Portland Railway. LKht At Power Co.. Mayor Lane did not 1 sign tha contract Mayor Simon will row hava this to do hefora the outlying districts can secure badly needed arc lights. 'The executive board of the old 'administration also left hundreds of . petitions for are lights to the decision 4 of the nw executive board, which will iy hold Its first meeting this afternoon. f : w. o. 1 7. v. usitruuiij nt nun fnr the death of Mike Hlsnhoff atralnst the Chapman' Timber company be set tled for-$300: subject to an a(rremont that Jay If, Upton shall receive 60 per cent of the amount Tor his services In lnveatlRating the, circumstances and arlnetnar about the settlement, his -re port beinir that the company cannot be held liable . for the death or Kiscnoii. - Boy Accused of Bobbery Accused of steajlng the sum of 2u0 from Henry . arson in a loosing nouse ai oixin anu Flanders streets, , Tuesday night, 13-year-old Arnold Bliss, living with his parents at 40S - Davis street, was ar rested by police - detectives yesterday and turned over to the Juvenile author ities. The boy la alleged to have met Carson, while the man was " drunk tax the street and to have taken him, to the . roomlnghouse where he Is saloj to nave gone tnrougn nis pocKeis. .. Trouble Over Womam's Will. Actions In Justice court, all growing out of an attempt made ,by relatives of Mrs. Katherln Reader td-break tha woman's wHl.-nwsrsdlamlssedyefterdaywhen Justice of the Peace Bell discharged J. Abel, - pioneer Sauvles island resident arrested two wqeks ago -on a charga of threatening, the life of his nephew, J. L. Rseder, to whom tha greater part of tne woman's estate wasaeit 5 ; ; j Xooklnf to Buaaway Boy-Believing cnat ineir u-year-oia son, Kooert aig gins, who has oft displayed a love for tha calcium glare, may be employed In one of the Portland theatres, Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Hlggins of Spokane have asKed tha local ponce to locate ins ooy, who ran' away from home some time ago. A year ago the boy ran away and maao-ois way to nonoiuiu. . JTo Blame Attached to Keats Inves tigating th killing of Walter Beffling. 7rjrear-aldL son of A. Keffllng, the Wssh- Ington street . tailor, by an , automobile driven dv H. L. Keats, manager-or tne Keats Auto company,. Tuesday morning, Coroner Benjamin .Norden has ' absolved tha driver from blame. Tha funeral of the. boy was held yesterday. , , ' Baoaptloa to Faster A ' reception wlll .be given by the members of the First United Brethren church Friday evening. July 2, at the home of J. R. Mann. 711 East TamhUl street, to the retiring pastor. Rev. H. C Shaffer, and the new pastor, Rev. O. a McDonald. Friends of the church ra cordially in vited. - . ' Throw ' From Jad of Say Today physicians at the Oood Samaritan hos pital report that there Is no changa in the condition of Edward Crawford, the McMlnnvllle, Or., farm laborer brought to Portland seriously Injured last night. Crawford was thrown from the top of a load of hay. His condition Is serious. Women o Vot Appear H. 8. Rey nolds, tha srocer of 884 Alberta street. ehara-ed with assaultlns the persons of This wife and 16-year-old step-daughter, was discharged by Justice of the-peace Olson-yesterday after paying 110 and coats. Neither of tha women appeared against h!ifct-:pr .-t Taken Back to Taooma Bert Small, the Taooma youth who stole a motor cycle in the City of Destiny and rode it to Portland, was taken back for trial today by Deteetlva 1?. . Smith of the Taooma police department Ths . boy admitted stealing tha cycle. ; v J..: Alva V.m sjaAlal-The IsHas nf the ?ongreational church of University ark will give a lawn social st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anaius, Ports mouth avenue, on Friday evening. July vi A program has been arranged. - jlrawotks Cheap -The Kwong Sang wwLl rnmnmnw. nix nnrrn p miTTn irnwr ar now retailing fireworks at whole sate! nrleea and after 4 o'clock. t. m.. Friday, will onn a branch at 141 Alder street, Between uecona ana xnira striata... s.,v ,-. r: Placards Free. Neat and tttraetlya to put In your - window -"Furnished Hooms - -Houieieroins koodii.- ana To Rent AddIv to" one of these Mrds. may be bad foe the asking at Olvmola Beer, bottled exclusively at Olymitla, Wash.. Horseshoe ea label. none ptner genuine. Dfcemim more pop ular .every dav. Family trad a special- Home, A-J47, racino, Main casted by the filing in the county clerk's office this morning of articles of incor poration of the Bantlam Power company, with a capital stock of 160,000. The Incorporators are N. R. Lang. Franklin T. .Griffith and F. J. Lonergan. The papers cover all phases of waterpower use, with particular authorisation' for power lines for Lebanon and Waterloo and the counties of Linn and Marion' - Penney Bros.' Friday ftpaolal Our ti grade of wine at II Der gallon. Our tl.26 grade of wines at 76e per gallon. Invalid port at $1.26 per gallon. Straight Kentucky -whiskey (l01 goods. regular 15. at $3.80 per gallon. Kentucky whis key, regular 4, at 2.6Q per gallon. Fri day only.--. 7-181 East Morrison st Phone- East 287, B-2426. Free delivfry. Xrfkdl' 1JK and 93Mt mo Hatpin Free. At both stores of th Laue-Davis Drur Co.. Friday and Saturdav. Julv 1 ana , . wiin every purohas or i.uu (Patent ecspted.) ' . v . Fortlaad Art Aasoeiattoa Bxhibltlon. A loan exhibition of nalntlnss at the Museum f of Art- Fifth and - Taylor streets, is open daily jrrom s untu o'clock. , Admission free, . ' i tv. Phones. B 7i. 7:.,a , raoes, raoea. Runnlns;, trotting and pacing. Portland Country club track. -..July It, . an4 .',v. , Fowar From th Santlam Power de velopment ion th Santiam river I fore- This ta th best tXna f ta yeas te bay you teeth extracted tf lash I th aeoasslty and have , BRIDGE WORK . I , ,t - -i . . Dos a ther 1 less troubl from sore gum or other trouble. Itotnah county W. C. T. U. wlU give a S reception at th T. W. C. A.. Friday I.- from to 6 p. m, to Mr. C R- Shepard. 1 . tat president of Utah. Flu musio will be rendered by Mr. Denton. Mr. V" , ' Crother and othr, and Mrs. Sbapard will epak. A very pleasknt time Is expected and members and friend ar vordlaUy Invited. . - 4 t - i ' - ' vnia Vasloaal Wod-Ftpvr Ooaipaay pipes in ine unii omicb jubi pur-, r S- C Smith & Broa typewriter with T' tanria.rd make of machinas in cfretlUon. This weH known aaalwes enniiera now uses L. C. Bmltn t writers bxolulvly.' . rwrinaliM Xstat Aooralsed C. F. Adama J. D, vvaicox ana J. H. vogx type- : Fave appraised th estate of Chauneey i' R. Wlnslow at $65,752. The chief value la In 1KB share of Stock of C R. Wlns- -' low and company, dealers in rubber goods, appraised at $21,250 :: Timber Company Z&oorpo rated W, II McDonald. Jamea A. Boyc and J. C. McDonald have incorporate. the Oregon Timber Investment company, to engar ..In t general timber and broker e bual- r- ris. Th capital stock 4s fixed at $2t0,000. v.. - ,;. ao,- raoes, tee a, " -S, ;. '. " J.unning. trotting and pacing. , . ' Portland Country club '"track, -.-'-July 2. t and $. . .... Asks for Claim's Settlement N. Kes seloff baa. filed a petition in the county court asking that a claim, for da maces Special Sale Ladles' Dress Shoes, Pumps, Oxfords -i 7 A I W'vNIiTmil II ! r: W i: mi $3 to ft Talus Special Bate - . Frio . . $1.85 KAWAJr vow TgJ CBOBg sow fo. p. roio oo. a. r. beio and Other WU Xuown i t J DR. VV. A. WISE . President and Manager. ' 8 Tears ZstabUsaed ta Portland We will give you a good 22k goto . r porcelain crown for $ S.SO Molar Crowns hM 22k bridge teeth B.OOJ uoia r enamet suungs ......... Silver fillings .M Inlay fillings, of all kind , 1.60 Good rubber plates ....... k ...... gMI Th best red rubber plate ...... T.BO Painless axtraotlons M Painless extractions free when plate or Bridge worx is oraerea. . - Work gugranteed forlijreara THE VISt DtNTAl CO., Inc Th Falling Blag.. 8d and Wash." at. Offio boars A. M. to F. MC. Bundays, to 2. Phones A sag Mala toss Write for cataloa-n and erlces ea ewer vptp. chimney pipe, drain tile, water, well and culvert pip, pip fo eptlo tanks, etc - Oregon Washington Sewer Pipe Co. 41 IT. F2MFT T. 'i Hav 1Bourht Bankrnnt Stock -nf - FIREWORK From Western Importing C. -. wot, trsu tapw con; v - At Wholesala and Retail. " SOD BACK, 310 First SL a Faotfl Tnt and Awning Co Well mad tents, awnings and sleeping porch curtain! . Large tent a specialty. 27 N. First ti between Burnsid and Couoh. ' Wa spongs and press your clothes, shin your shoes, all for ll.to month. Main -114, A-4314. -Wagon run every, whera, Lnlqu Tailoring Co.. lot Stark. Steamer ' issia Harklna, "tor ' -Cam, Washougal and way landings, dally, ex cept Sunday. - Leaves Washington street dock at I p. m.- ;v ,; ' ' Boh, raoes, races. -L 'H-'V-v -?.V. ' Running, trotting snd pacing. "Portland Country club track, r ' 1 i r july . 3 and 5 - - : Ladies'taample' suits-and" skirts "at one-half to ono-thlrd regular prlcea Lang, 615 Marquam bldg. Take elevator, Br. Kagyard, veterinary surgeon, with B. A O. T. Co- 9th and Davis. Phons Main 1077, , . - . V. A. WlM and sssoclatea nalflless oentlsts, Third and Washington. Americas Bank ar Treat Co fllxtk and Oak, pay interact on deposits. Abandroth. Jeweler, 242 Waahw hr t. METHOBIST MISSION , SOCIETY ELECTS At vesterdav afternoon's aeaalon of the Women' Home Missionary society of tha Methodist church held at Cen tenary church th work of th Swedish mission established by this society un der th charge of Miss Olivia Bostrom as deaoonness wa explained. - MravCa L. Weaver, state organiser, read tha re- ?ort of the past six months showing th Inanclal affair of th mission to h&v been provided for-by-couactionsv Miss Bostrom also addressed th con vention in behalf of her work. Elec tion of officers resulted in the selec tion of th following person to serve ior in year: i President emeritus. "Mrs. Bushons- Booth of Satem; active president Mrs. E. .W. Harlow, Portland: first vice president, Mrs. Helen M. Southwlck, Salem;-second vice-president, Mrs, "F. J, Hard, Eugene; third vice-president, Mrs. E. It Belknap. Munroej corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. .K, Weaver, Portland; recording secretary, Mrs.. H. C. Parham, Laurel wood; tremurer, Mrs.i O. J. Bales, Portland: supply Secretary, . Mrs. C L. Beach, Corvallls; secretary young peo ple work, Miss Kdna BmlthJ Portland; temperance-secretary, Mrs. O. E, Met calf, Salem; secretary reading . circle, Mra T. P. Hall.. Newberg; secretary literature, Mrs. A. R. Bwltser, Eugene; secretary systematlo benevolences, Mrs. James Dryden; national training -school secretary, Mrs. H. D. Kimball; mite box sacretary, Mra J.. B. Wiseman, Portland. PENEfsULA TO HAVE THEEE DAY EXERCISES A oelebratlon lasting; ' for three days, July 2, 4 and 8. will b th way th Peninsula will celeb'rat the Fourth of July. , Ther will b a grand ball Satur day evening, under the auspices of th Peninsula band. v Sunday morning there will be a baseball gam between th Al bina volunteer Are v company and th Arbor Lodga eompasy; , in th afternoon between th Wabash ahd th Stephens tam.i'-1 a- - Monday morning at o'clock ther Will be a parade on Klllingaworth ave nue m wnicn feninsuia school Children will particlpata- - The celebration . will conclude with another ball gam and dancing Monday afternoon and evening. An Astonishing- Sight ? ' A Saturday special in Bannon as Co.'s window that take th breath away. ,,,, , - . . Ji , i, ' KM rlovs. 'about 150 fialfsV VAlaftS no to $2.60. while they-last: special 49c ABClTBSMSIfTS. BUNGALOW) THBATRC 12th and Morrison .- - Phones Main 117 and-A-4224--:' TOnight Tomorrow Wght, Saturday. J BpV-lal Price Matinee Saturday. . ' -Charles Frobman Present- , ?i ; In th delightful comdy ' "jAjox STmAW." - r Evening $2 to 60o. Mat $1.50 t BOO. Bilverfleld's big alteration sal. fourth page today's paper. Read AmrSEKEfl TS. aCAXW 8, A-1080. Mats. e. Sundays and Holidays KIGBTS THEATRE V$-2$-50.7Se Th Patriot" j 'Onadott Parry la "Th comaxocx aytwy -1 1 bb snwui World ti tClncstont Jarrowl John XeUer Marl Bassllt Oiohestra Pic tures. : - .-- .- .-- ;; -X BASEBALL ' ' : BJECBBATIOir i FABK " ' Oor. Taughn and Twnty-fourtb Sts. . Aberdeen vs. PorOand F0JTB , W, SO, JTOT , sV V V. " Games begin week, day 2:20 p. m.; Sundays, 1:20 p: m. "t r- - Admission Bleacher. ' 25c: Grand stand, too; Boxes, 2 Bo extra. Children: Bleachers, 10c; Grandstand, 2Ea , , ! ; ZiABZEB BAT. F2CXPAT - " Boy si under 13 free to Bleachers en Wednesday, u-w . ttBAT 2UXJB O FBI'S TQKOBJUTtr. MRS. FiSICE la Latest Comedy of Blum. - A&YATXbtf .ttZXA. At Bungalow Theatre - JTlghts Beglnnlna; Bext Btondar- jnaune wsanesaay. 0. 1.1.1 Price $., $1.60, .04. LYRIC Theatre, 7th and Alder l.1Wlf OF i vmm BT. Th Imperial Musical Company presents "AT OAT COJtBT InlLBB." -Marry Music Pretty Girls, Clever Comedlana - Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, . Two perform ances each evening, at t-and 9:15 p. m. Bummer Prices: Evenings. ISo and ' ' 15e; Matinees, lBo. ' TOECRAPID-VtadevIIIede Lnxe WHk Btarttor Konday sgatta, JTua 88 . . : irraaut saoon a v. World' ' OnatMt " Illusionist. Mstln price, 15c and BSo. Bvnlng prio is and Mar lrtera. Baymonr m sui. . late Broekman. pred Banes. -Orandaaoopa. Mat. perfomuuM HO j Xveamg per fpnaanoes 7i30, STAR THEATRE The Pick of th World' Best on Exhl- , bitton Today wits -..v-! FBICHJI a th .' " OBOBOS WABHXDTOTOir. SVLEM OF THE WO2U0. FKAJiTOV IJtBBB, With Bongs, Views and Bast - Music In ' Town. Of th World' Famous AerlallsU Bu preme til BXOXBTT FAJgZLT. Fr Two Weeks, Commencing July th Ht..M4k : rv. xvuriu, y AT TOE OAKS Donatelll's Famous Italian Band. FAZ2TB FXBBWOSXB FPXT S. PANTAQES THEATRE Advaaoed TaudevtU, Btars AB Vatteaa. Olaseooolc's xaueatea siapaan. Thre- in numbers featuring "Little Mike," th Tiny Baby Elephant . . Bpeclal Added Attractloa- n. WnAh Inthtn. Comedv Aerohatle Boundlnr Act Kn- tttlaul hiB a.hor. tha LAUahlnar Hit have music at home ' the; best : ofJmusic AISHD HAVJEcIT AT OIMCE $15 a Monlti Will Do It BIG SALE AND DISPLAY IS NOW ON AT EILERS PIANO HOUSE Fplees $550, Etc. More Pianola Pianos Were Sold During June Than During Any Month of Our History. July Is to De Our uiggesi sales iwonin-1 nercs o ueoson. - Never heretofore, not even in New York, has it been possible to show such a tremendous number of latest Pianola Pianos of each of the various styles and in the various superb and costly woods and finishes used only by the world renowned makers of this magnificent art product. v Six solid carloads of Genuine Pianola Pianos, all of them the latest styles, were shipped to Eilers-Piano ouse through ariTawkward misunderstanding on the part of our buyer and the manufacturers. . ' ' Rather than to return the bigger portion of these instruments to the fac tories at additional cost for freight charges, insurance, etc we have decided to accept them, All of these instruments are now being displayed at Eilers Piano House. - ' '4:- ' '- . Never again win Portland witness showing of so extensive and superb a va riety of styles and designs. There's many a-"silent" piano in many a home, where there ought to be a Pianola Piano, a genuine Pianola piano, an instrument that is not "mechani cal but, on the contrary, make it possible for every member of the family "to produce the choicest of music with perfect inoUviduaHty and expression. Welure how prepared to take such "silent pianos' in part payment for one of these very latest Metrostyle and Themodist Pianola Pianos, and we will 'I make it an object for any owner of such old-style piano to do business with us ; now. -t '. - . " . ' ' - ' A?- ' -y -i-, - ,l . ' . :Vi' .1' ; ' : - . Will arrange most unusual liberal terms of payment for any responsible ? buyer not wishing on the spur of the moment to pay the difference in cash. .. 4 j , If you ever expect to own a Pianola Piano,' now is the jtfme'to see about it -at Eilers Piano House, Retail Department, "the always busy corner at Park (Eighth) and Washington streets. ' -: -' V-;-1 ' 1 Our Nev Styles and - Designs in - furs For the coming leaton are now complete and ready-for Sur Inspection. You will find a great deal that ia origy il and attractive. You can buy, now and take advan taee of our special summer prices bv makinar a small deposit. . We will hold and store your purchases free of cnarge untu you need them. Furs Remodeled Take advantage now of the summer rates and have your ; furs remodeled. We will store them iree of charge until winter in our moth and fireproof cold storacie vault. .Phone Main 24 or A-2440 and our messenger will call for your turs. - X H. Lieftes & Co. : John Pr Pkgemann, Manager 288 Motrison Street - -ICoibett Building iftiND OPENING SATURDAY, JULY 3d, 1909 FREE SOUVENIRS -FREE As a souvenir we will give sbfolutely free to each purchaser of fifty cents (50c) worth or more of Grand Union goods . A Beautiful Florentine Glass Bon-Bon With Silver Mat Finish This souvenir is given free of charge and in addition to the tickets usually given with our goods or special presents. : We will also give with each 1 lb. can of Baking; Powder a large sice, heavy coated enameled water pail REMEMBER THE DATE. GRAND UNION TEA CO. 448 Washington St Bet 12th and 13 th Sts. pMP -BATES E ASH , ' Vary low rates are being made to Eastern points by tht CANADIAN PACIFIC y . Tickets being good for stop-overs with long time limit To view ' th, wonders of ;lh Rockies, your - tickets . should resd via this SCENIC ROUTE. It la worth your wMl to visit , ' . , BANFF THS BEAUTTPUL . Vf T GREAT GLACIER OF THS. SELK2RKS . .' FIELD and THE YOHO , , LAGOAN. LAQES ON THE CLOUDS Excellent Service Fast Time Try the ricwiTraiii de luieL No Finer Equipment Operated in America, ' lot rates and fuQ partkaUra apply at local office-147 Third Streat. o address c ..... - ' F R. eJOHIVSOlV GENERAL AGENT, PORTLAND, OREGON PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS,' PERIODICALS SOLD HERE ' - - - - Sw P . 145-147 SECOND STREET, BET, ALDER AND MORRISON. ALL MILLINERY REDUCED v'iPi 100 STTUSH TRIMMED HATS, atraw and i Jf f hand-mada braid shapes, trimmed with flowers. y taboos, etc values to :00--choice... v...vf EVERY OTHER TRIMMED HAT In the store at . . i . . . ONE-FOURTH TO ONE-HALF OFF furnishing GobdsDcpt;y ALSO OFFERS SOME EXTRAORDINARY VlV . VALUES FOR FRIDAY SELUNO -' Lad I Omabtnatlaea, Sktrta. Oowna. Drarra. Chatnl and Cnrmtt Cnvr. all ma4a of fiaa mataiiala. trimmed la lao aid iDroidrr; rrgur rri. ' S1.IS Bd tUS. epelal at t.OU Jarola -ta all ha4e and with th bw ZMraetotr htodl at 1- ci. REAP THE SUNDA Y JOURNAL ' LA1U5CST. BETT BOTDAY PArm Hf THS Or.ronV C V' V 142 Second St, Near Alder A.