The Oregon daily journal., October 21, 1909, Page 15, Image 15

DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21. 1C09.
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THi: OREGON
Allffl I BRIEF
ATTACKS
OFFICE
poa.d by the constttutior.a provlalon
rtlarr.,1 to nj tiia eeverni ktalutory
prvvtaluiie paaatd thereunder.
Conflicts with Conjtltailoa.
"It may l. s.rloualy doubted wheth
r the act of tilt (creating the office
of attornry general) la not In eon
flirt with tha ronatltuttonal provision
referred to creating tha offloe of proaa-
euting attorney.
To auetaln thla law It la n.ceaeary
to ao harmonize tha aavaral provision
with i tiioaa relating to tha dutlea of
tha proaectfllng attorney that all may
tand, for If amendatory of thoaa pro
visions, the act would fall Decauee II
would Infringe aertlon II, artlcla 4, of
tha constitution of Oregon, aa It do.a
not art out tha action amended. It
would alo coma In conflict with sec-
tlon to of tha aama artlWe of tha oon-
atltutloii because tha subject, that la,
tha amendment of thona sections, la not
embraced In Ha title. It cannot ha
treated aa a repeal of tha aeveral eeo
tlona of tba aututa named by Implica
tion becauae It doea not cover tha en-
aa
Attorney General May Have
No Legal Status Accord
, luff to Instrument on File int-onmKt
at Salem Constitutional
Question. '. :
(Halent Bureau of The Journal.)
6alim. Or., Oct., II. Ever since tha
creation of tha offlca of attorney gen
eral, when the present United Btatea lowing Dlatrlct "Attorney McCain tha
Senator Oeor.a E. Chamberlain wu aaked for In hie argument, thera-
"Tha oonatltuttonal provision creating
tha offlca of tha prosecuting attorney
la a very broad on. Tha language la,
Who ahall be tha law offtcera of tha
atater not a law officer. In'our opin
ion any attempt to- substitute the at
torney general for the prosecuting at
torney aa tha law ofneer of thla atata
In any of tha eourta would be repug
nant to tha .constitutional provision."
Tha supreme court made an order aJ-
appolnted by Governor Sylvester Pe-
noyer to be tha first occupant of, tha
: office, there haa been a serious doubt
In the minds of the beat legal authori
ties in tba state aa to tba constitu
tionality of the offlca.
Tha matter waa brought to the at-
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wniiun 01 mo uprsin cuui i ' in imam i .... , . . ! r.rnm At
In a brief prepared by Attorney George ". of ttoro ewneral a off lea dl-
by virtually conceding tba correctness
of tha aaaertlona of Attorney Bingham
that ' tha attorney general could not
perform or usurp any of tha funotlona
of tba district attorneys, and that tha
offlca waa repugnant to the oonstitu
tlonal provisions though .no opinion
waa announced aa to the constitution-
THE VICTIMS
ttm I 111 lllinniin ",u "r "ond, when a machine
II L II I V I FAI III IV Srlv" r feb Coltrlm amirs, him and
Mr ill I I I J II MM I ill nt hia blr ,n( ault.r. feet
Ul UU I IlflUUIIU fracturing hla skull, broking
hoepltal have hopes that ha will re
cover. W, , Heckler, a sailor from the tor
pedo boat Pr.bla, Is dying at the Lena
hospital. Heritor was oroaatng Market
Portola 3ferr)maker3 Struck
by Speeding Cars
All. May Die.
re rlba and Injuring him Interpally,
XEW STATION ON
THE 0. l & N. LINE
(United fren 1M.es Wtre t
llpUl McMtrfe te Tke Jouraalt
rendleton. Or., Oct. 11. T'oe", la tha
name of tha latest station on tha Una
of the, D ft a Kf Tli i 1 1 1 nt i
sranciBco, utu ai. nuu. ..-- located it llntu.hu r.,r. --t
! the Portola parade from the top of It ,, K. .... a . ,.
a telephone pole at Faga and Marlwt ,h0 CufV- n
streete toaay, ueraid Mann, m years Ul. .... , ,h. Ilt ss.,.u. .
old. an employe of tha Ilomaj Telephone Md named In honor of Dr. Henry
company cama In contact with Mm WM, Coe of Portland, who la ae.o
wlra and waa thrown heavily to the h w . . ' .
ground Ha axpired before an ambulanca nl,n:o pnL' Tn f,r offloU,
arrived, . V - Inotlca nt lh. rKanvA (nK k
San rranclsco, Oct. Il.Tha Portola "'"'on la conUinad In tha new time
festivities last night were marred X7 u,01 Vu ,"7 J"?1 Vin
three aertoua accidents on lower Market T.TJ ff-L " -.,,B.,.TJ;
atr-et near the Ferry, which will proba- Pd.on.Porr.and
bly result In tha death of two men. in cals. and they must be fiasred.
eaob eaaa tha victim waa atrUrk by an I , - '
automobile and fracture, of the ekull T17! TAPA'.Q TPTFTMUG!
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a brand carried by Klff, waa found
eaolied near the I'holos' camp. Klff
iitted that tba klealuan mall addressed
to the camp waa kept la a separate
pigeonhole and that the robber lrob
atly carried away letters addreeaed t
hla frlende. v
Klff. It waa stated, did not report
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the affair to tha autkorlitea until late
laat alght, at which hour tba VU.
Ingtoa poatal authorltlea were notlfiel.
and It la thought secret service men
will soon be on tha raee.
. It waa rumored here today that mail
addresaed to friends of l Uulterrea
de l-ara, tl,e Meal. an ii I t
oiirij in lxe Aik-I, im a M,:,
bvlng an alien eimi.l,it.
the tuatler stulrn. ! ra mi i
ere brlteve thla mi l ,i.i,iini I ii
ment which nitglit hrlp Mm r,ir')
Innoranca. 1'oatitiaalrr Klff rfu I
dlecuea the report.
fContlnued from Page One.)
O. Bingham of Halem." recognised ' aa
one of tha moat experienced trial law
yers In , Oregon, at preaent connected
with the legal department of tha South
ern Pacific company. The brief waa
filed In the matter of. the claim of
, James McCain of McMlnnvlUe. then die-
riet attorney for thfa district, who Jiad
appeared In certain atata caara before
the supreme court . .
Brief stm oa mia.
I rectly.
BLAKESLEY'S TRIAL
(Continued from Pago One.?
without unusual featurea until tha first
venire of 20 men waa exhauated and a
second of 12 veniremen waa called. Dla
trlct Attorney E. B. Tongue offered
soma variation from the routine during
tha examination of Charlea R. West,a
Tha brief la .till on file In tha offlca LamaX
""k .1 ;,T.1:;p-T..,. :kV "Haven't you been In eonversatlon
cnan named Wallace, a wltneea
- Though tha brief goea into tha matter
or tha constitutionality or the attorney
general's office extensively that - ques
tion was not passed upon by . the su
preme court McCain was allowed his
with
for tha defense?" asked tha district at
torney.
West waa excused by tha prosecu-
claim, which was 120, for each case lnlu . ' ,.., . ,
u lJ I' tha defense, - deny that they have - a
court," together with tha attorney ren-
. erai.
" The offlca of attorney general was
created by the leglalatura In 1891. Tha
witnesa named Wallace,
When tba second squad of veniremen.
20 In : number, were called about 11
o'clock, 11 talesmen occupied the jury
Y"l"lra T-Al- box. and the state had exhausted (wo
berlaln, appeared In and prosecuted cer
of Us three challenges, and the de-
'f? Ut.ven.on. acting for the defense, took
ftupreme oourt and then the district
attorney presented his elalm for $20
up the examination of talesmen.
Georg-e Bagley of HtUsborO, special
dKe: t.FT!8.l0.nf Jhii PruVorTor'ounVea-
or Hill's coda, which Is aa follows:
"The dlstrlot attorney sTiall in addl-
Qulck, star witness for tha atata, acted
with District Attorney Tongue. Amuse
ment waa furnished by the first venire-
resulted.
Charlea Bowlln, a visitor from Fort
'- . ' . I d MnA lnoH nt mall fmm M.
waa endeavoring to dodga a handful at .',.? iiv. Z : ..v. ir:
eonfettl being thrown at him. when ha
slipped off the curb In the direct path
of a rapidly moving automobile. He
waa hurled aeveral yards and hla skull
waa' fractured. Ha Is at tha central
Emergency hospital, and it la Relieved
he cannot recover. . -
Shortly after midnight, ' Leon Shah-
llan, residing at X12S Mission street
waa atruck by a stanchion of an auto
mobile which passed a streetcar, from
which Ehahllan waa leaning through a
window. His skull waa fractured. The
physlciana at tba Central Emergency
declared today that he believed the
robbery waa committed by members of
a gang of Cholo railroad laborers em
ployed at East San Pedro. . :
Klff Is tha proprietor of a store In
which tha postofflca la located. Early
today a pound package of tobacco, of
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Women's and misses Tailor-made Suits,
day's selling. Style; fit and fabric right
Two special lots for Friday and Satur-
Women's Tailor-made Waists whites and colors. New plaited fronts, large pearl
buttons. $2.75 waists Friday and Saturday ................. ... ... . ... .9183
Our Motto Honest goods at honest prices. We have already pleased many
we can please you.
T! o n
Creators of Foremost Fashions
409 Washington St.
and then Joined tha Baker stock .com
pany at , Portland. Or. Later Qleaaon
took charge of the directing at T Lib
erty theatre In Oakland., but soon re
turned to tha stage again In Portland.
Thla was In 180. There ho remained
nnttl his Illness forced him to quit ac
tive work. In Portland he was-affec
tionately known aa "Daddy" among the I
theatre goers.
' tlon to the salary and per diem allow- "iS-eirilei nJilZ -I Ji
anee given him p7 the law rwelv. th- m" .Ct""
a. aa , aa-aar T . vw fcMua a a waws. wa au a
did
following fees
For prosecuting or defending any Blakesley were on trial, he-said he
action, suit or proceeding herelrr'' men
tioned on appeal to tha supreme court
20." , T
Tha brief goes on to recite as fol
lows: - 1
Proseonting' Attorneys' Duties.
"Sectlon-IT, artlcla 7, of the constitu
tion of Oregon, provides: "There shall
be elected by district comprised. "of one
not know. Gentry was passed for
causa.
Quick's JPaxtoat Testifies.
Frank B. Fresoott i partner of Quick
In tha abstract company, waa tha first
witnesa called. After he had testified
as to hla business relations with Quick,
Attorney Haney of the defense made a
motion, that po evldence.as to the Qhar-
" l...Te:,"lX"ZteT.6t the defendant Jba allowed, and
of prosecuting attorney,, who. shall be " n " YntT,
the law officers of the state and of
Another.motlon, introduced by Attor-
the counties within their respective dis- ?e3r tavonaon, mat me memoers or tne
xriots and ahau perform such duties ' ' ".T -;v ... .......v.
pertaining to the administration of law ilr -
and general police as rha legislative hPJ."?:" "V0 f th "e,ct
assemb.y may direct.' , - . that he had taken the alleged black-
. f ' " . m.tt-k .au ka ' a..a.a,na-l. 1. -
The, legislative assembly has tro-1 ","'" .'":"
vided in section 878 (Hill's Code) : That BU " Jns on morning; or May
Mr. Qleaaon waa for aome tlma a fa
vorite member of the Baker stock com
pany here, and his excellent character
work made him many admirers. He was
always considered one of tha strongest!
attractlona in tha company. Off the
stage he had hosts of friends who have
watched with personal Interest his prog
ress during his Illness. - His constant
good humor, big heartedness and frank.
open nature won him friendly constitu
ents everywhere, so that when an ap
peal came for help recently from some
of his friends In California It resulted
in a benefit performance at the Baker
last Monday, which netted between (400
and $600.
Mrs. Oleason, his widow, Is an ad
mirable woman of unlimited capacity
for work and untiring energy, who In
addition to her stage work and rehear
sals here conducted a large class of dra-
matldist.udents and Interested herself In
many public charities. Scores of friends
here extend their sympathies to this
lovable woman.
On the Portland market for one week at only 10 cents per share. This is the ground-floor price. You should not miss this chance.
Yoo will get your money's worth. We have the oil and we have the land, right in. the oil-producing belt in California on both sides
of us. This is a chance you have not had offered, you, and it may not happen again in a long time. We have one of the best oil
? repositions in California. The property consists of 151 acres, about 30 miles northwest of Coalinga, and is right in the oil belt,
t is in section 8, township 17 south, range 11 east, M. D. M. The well is now only-166 feet deep, and a test made by A. Lascy,
U. S. Dept. Mineral Surveyor, and sworn to, shows a production of . 70 barrels per day of 24 hours.
We have a 20 years' lease, with bond to purchase. We pay 10 per cent royalty until we purchase the property.
One company in the Coalinga district paid $50,000 bonus for a lease of 40 acres, and have to pay 16 2-3 per cent royalty. We
hare purchased a large Standard drilling rig, and will have things in full swing in a very short time, and will sink a well not less
than 2000 feet, and expect to get a well equal to some of the gushers south of us.
With three wells 166 fe,et deep, we can get a pipe line and tanks, which would make our company a dividend payer. We have
room for 151 wells; that would be one well to the acre. Some put three or'four wells to the acre. What would 10 or 20 wells mean
to our company? We predict our stock will be worth $20.00 to $40.00 per share, for the following reasons: We have a high-grade oil,
being 28 gravity,, that will bring almost double in price what most of the California oils bring. We are near the new Idra quick
silver mines, where they are burning wood at $6.00 per cord, which would be equivalent to paying $2.64 for oil for fuel And we.
have 150 acres of land, where a great many companies have 20 or 40 acres. Below is the price of a few oil stocks outside of the
Standard and Union oil stocks:- .
ASSOCIATED OIL ......
CALIFORNIA OIL & OAS
WEST COAST. PREP...
KERN RIVER .......
SOUR-DOUGH ......
,..$36.75
,.. 13.25
,.. 85.00
.. 10.50
... 2.50
SENSON ,
SECTION 7 ........
S. F. & McKITRICK
PALMER
RECORD
a a)
$ 7.25
20.00
23.00
5.00
4.25
the district attorney in each district
Is the public prosecutor therein,' and
also In section ; 74 (Hill's Code), "Vfie
BiiBii ttvirnu ait lenna ui ui courrs nay
lng Jurisdiction of public offenses with
in his district and conduct on behalf
of the atata all prosecutions for such
offennes.' , 'v . . .. .-.'v '
"The 'prosecutions' referred to," con
tinues Attorney Bingham's brief, "evi
dently Include trials of appeal as well
as in the courts having original Jurla-
dictlon. else the nrnvlnlnn tnr mmnsn.
satlon above set out would never have
been made; and, again, if any other
v-aaa.. u j wa avw ff3 V- 44 , a.v a,UV avOWaC-
provisions referred to, then there-will
never any provision authorizing any
6ne to represent tha state in tha prose
cution of criminal cases on appeal In
the supreme court until the adoption
of tha act creating tha office of the
attorney general. .' '
"If tha vlewa Just expressed are cor
rect, then the act of 1J91 Just referred
to creating the. office of attorney gen
eral is not sufficient to relieve the
district attorney from tha dutle m
How to Nip" a Cold or
. Cough In the Bud
Ta let a cold or enua-h "wear Itself I
out" is both needless and dangerous. If )
you wui taxe rive minutes ana mase up
me simple remeay aesorioea oeiow, you
can wipe out a cold or cough as soon
as it appears. Even deep-seated coughs
yieia to it very ciiciciy. A wnoie pint
of it costs only 54 cents, but there is
no Detter remeay at any price.
Take a pint of Granulated Sugar, add
Pint of warm water and stir for 2
minutes. Put tVi ounces, of Plnex in a
pint bottle and rill up with the Sugar
Syrup. This keens Perfectly and lasts
v va uiwt u Disiuvu as i . . . . . . r . I
Th nm.mninn throw bnmh into 5 iamny a long time. xaKe a teaspoon
Tha prosecution , threw a bomb into,,ul every one. two or three hours. The
taste la pleasing.
Use the ingredients aa given here.
Granulated sugar makes the beat syrup.
None of the weaker pine preparations
win taice tne piaoe or the real pinex it
self, which is the most valuable concen.
trated oompound of Norway White Pine
Extract Your druggist hag It or can
easily oraer it lor . you.
This mixture is also excellent ' for
wnoopmg cougn, bronchitis, chest pains,
etc. - '.-, . . . -
Strained honey can be used Instead of
tne syrup, ana maKes a very una honey
anajpmearojigjsyrup
19. 1909; that when ha secured his mall
and was about to leave tha office,
Blakesley, who was present, brought to
hla notice tho fact that one letter still
remained In the' box. i This letter, Prea
cott testified, waa the one written from
Honolulu and signed "Jack,
. " There are at least 85 companies listed on the S. F. Oil Exchange, and nearly all of them are paying dividends, and that is not
one-half the incorporated companies in California who are paying large dividends. The Silvertip, to the south of us, two months ago
was selling stock at a few cents per share. When they struck the oil strata they got a gusher that flows 1700 barrels per day. One
party in F resno had one thousand dollars invested. Within four days after oil was struck he could have sold his stock for $200;p00.
Our main office ! 351-353 Bush street, San Francisco. CaL, and our Portland office is 225 Abington building.
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Remember, we will sell stock at 10 cents per share until Saturday at 6 p. m. Any orders mailed from outside districts before
that date .will be filled. 1 I'i'.Xr
; We expect to have ample funds on hand by that .date, and will proceed at once to sink several wells to a depth of 200 feet where
the first oil was struck, and with the Standard rig will sink our well 2000 or 2500 feet. With three or four shallow wells, we will not
need to sell any more stock. . .
Below is an inquiry made by the Fletcher Investment Company before deciding to take up our proposition of handling ore
stock. They wanted to be sure they were not taking the people's money for stock in a company without merit. The following inquiry
and answer was between the Fletcher Investment Company of Portland and Simonson & Harrell, abstracters and prominent busi
ness men of 16 years' s tan dmg m Mwced, California. .-,.(' ;; V V i
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ALVEOLAR DENTISTRY
To every reader of this paper who haa
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This book is profusely explicit, and It
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teetn ana how to car for them, with a
complete description of - tha wonderful
Alveolar Method, by Which wa raatara
missing teeth without the use of plates
or Qrainarr Dnnreworr. r o iicn fflm.
prenennive worn n tha teeth has aver
been written before.
It telle how to prevent teeth troublea
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The chapter on the cure of pyorrhea
(looae teeth) is alone worth a great deal
to those who are sufferinr from thla
dreadM disease and have been told bv
dentists who are not pouted that it Is an
nctiraoie aiseaae. wis; l'ukk ptoh.
KMKA.
Thla book la written in plain English,
so it can te unaerstooa or evervbodv
who rends it.
For the man or woman who has lost
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tortbresoma bridge it Is a godaend. for
the Alveolar Method will restore theso
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hands with aa little trouble to rou aa
pnsniMe. ah you neM to do to nil out
the camp of tha defense by calling IS.
T. Gerdes, a real estate broker of Bt
Helena and clork of the grand Jury
which Investigated the alleged black
mailing.- Gerdea testified , that for 11
years ha was in 'the poatal service and
had made a study of hand writing. He
Identified a sample of Blakesley s hand
writing, written before the grand Jury
during tha Investigation, and compared
It with the letter written from Houlton.
"I believe tha writing is tho same and
that the same man who wrote these
names and characters In the grand Jury
room is the. one who wrote this letter
to E. E. Quick from Houlton." ha
said. ....--"V
Neither Mr. Haney nor Mr. Stevenson
made any attempt to cross examine the
two witnesses. ,
Objections to the Introduction of te
timony submitted by tha prosecution
consumed most of. tha session.
MAY HAVE TO
FACE TWO CHARGES
"" "'(Continued from Pag One.)
The book will mn to you the aama day
the Miuixm la reoelved.
rvn"t delay, fill out the coupon now.
Wftlle tha m.ttar la rm wnnr mind
more or less directly with draining the
Oregon. Trust pf practically $200,000 of
Its cash. Of thla sura $82,000 went into
tba Board of Trade building, ISO, 000 waa
checked ' out to what ' purpose haa not
been found 1 from tho records of tha
bank, $40,000 In notea was withdrawn
and other surns also taken out. making'
the total amount eloae to $200,000. - :
The grand Jury- la now making an ef
fort ta secure tha testimony of a large
number -of witnesses who have not yet
been brought before it for their testi
mony. L Tha chief-Inconvenience of tha
Investigation Is the long lapse of time
between tha failure of the banlc and tha
present Investigation. . This lapse haa
allowed many of the details to grow
stale In the minds of witnesses, and oth
er wdtneaaea ,hav left the a tat e. It la
believed, however, that there will be am
ple evidence and testimony upon which
to base Indictments.
It is probable that other vlolatlona
of tha state banking : code will be
charged, against the director and offi
cials now In the limelight, aa careful
examination of that law will be made
to determine whether tha managers of
nnritie AtTutr Mf 1 rtn tit (Nl law than '
tboae prescribing embesslement and tha
i acceptance of depoelta when they had
knowledge that the tnetitution waa Insolvent.
UNITED WIRELESS
For aver two years a concern which
calls Itself by tha ambiguous name of)
uniiou wireless, nas attemoiea to es- I
tabllsh commercial wireless communlca-1
tlon direct between Portland and As
toria and FAILED. Now this Is a fact.
This Is a fair sample of their ability I
to do overland business. In spite of this
rauure tney nave Doomed tneir watered
stock to a price of f 35 per share 250 I
per cent above par. They have recently I
inataueo a a.zo n. r in a joc&i riotei. n
mere "toy'' wireless, and promise to
aend messages 1000 miles without relay.
To expose this monumental fraud. I
hereby offer to pay $100 for a 100-word
meaaage aent auring tne aay time prom
thla station direct to Astoria.
Eastern financial maaaaines have for
as a rank swindle.
It is altered that tha Clark wlrelesa
Is willing to exchange its stock for tha
watered seourluea of this concern.
We hereby positively state that no
agent or. the Claris Wlrelesa Telegraph
t o. has neen autnoritea to make an of
fer of exchange of any kind whatever,
not even of one ahare of Clark Wireless
for IS of that of the United, nor would
we oon alder tba purchase or their sta
tions at any price. united Wlrelesa
atockholdera will do well to communt-1
rate with ua, and get tba real facta
in regard to the situation, rather than
to continue deceives by the erroaseat I
Form No. 260. . , : ' -- 'H. ':0r-l:'--irJ;
THE WBSTERTAI UI7IOI7 TELEGRAPH COrtlPAIiTCT.
INCORPORATED --:;
34,000 OFFICES IN AMERICA. CADLE SERVICE TO ALL THE WORLD.
ROBERT C. CLOWRY, Praaldant and Oortral Managar.
f)eerr's No.
Tim Fllad
Chack.
.th following message auDjeet to th terraaC
en back hereof, which ere hereby agreed te.
Portland, Ore., Octe 19, 1909.
Simonson & Harrell.
Merced, Calif
What showing has the Snelling Company got f er oil on the Old San
Carlos ground?
THE FLETCHER INVESTMENT COMPANY.
made by this -con-1
John la Schuyleman. 701-$-$, Ore-1
mlerepreaentatlona
cern.
gonlan Bldg.
riLL OCT THIS COUPON AKD
MAIL, TO i
xtra an snrrax co, aaiarto
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veolar lentiatry.
to my address.
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llmeHsht with James 0"Ne!W who en
tered the profe.loa the same year.
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lark atork theatr. la New Tor, and
later waa retain irr t Frehnx
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and Rtfinlah Pianos at
Rcaaonable Price.
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Ttann Hwm at a monthly rental or 1 1.
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ments del!rd and rtuMid free for
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h traaunieajaor dohrerynf U.nTM Meaa.-M, heySnd Oaa aoMniatof Mla said tbereoai. tKpaRraay caaa waara thaolalmUapraataatad ta wrUla,-wahtaarst
an vier ua nraun it n in vita th uoratMny io tnunmlMoa. . . . -
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' ' ROBtRT C. CLOWnY. Praaldant-and Canaral Manayy.
RECEIVED at
Merced, Calif., Oct. 19, 1909,
The Fletcher Investment Co., .
Portland, Or.
San Carlos's veil said to be seventy-five barrel, one hundred seventy
feet deep. Excellent.ShOeTing. '
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