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TIIC OREGON D.'.ILV JOURNAL, PORTL.IND. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 100J. Tovn Tuples XO-MCIir 8 AMfSEM i:.NT3 fltmpalow Huki-r. . . ()i j httuir) firan.l ... I'Hntagfs Blur ..... .'The Tenke Prince" ."A Cllrl at the llclrn" Vauilnvuia ... . Vaudeville . , . . . .Vaudeville Moving- i'lurei CItII Itnloi Examinations.- Th United States civil service commllon announce th followln civil servle eliminations, to t held January 1. Assletant orranlo cheinist, at a salary of 11800 par annum: two en gineers la wood preservation, on at a alary of 1000 and tha other at 11100 per annum, for aerrloa In district No. t: telegraph pparatora (mala) at J.M par. diem. On January 11-10, 1110. will Da held examination aa followa: Agricul tural aaslatants (male) at aiUarloa rang ing; from $840 to $2100; aeslstant chem- 1 lata at salaries rant-inn- from 91200 to 11600 per annum; entomological aaala tanta, at ealariee ran ring from $1000 t to $17J0. ( ;v ': Will Vol publiah TifwTn reaponaa to a request from the chamber of com merce, Assistant Director I F. Wl- . naugrhber Of tha bureau of tha census, tatea that ha haa Issued lnatructlona that etimates of Portland's population . shall not be published until tha cenaua la taken.- A precedent haa bean estab- , llhd In Wfard to Seattle, Loa Anrelea ' and several oder dtiea which hare naa auch an unusual growth that tha method adopted by thla bureau for computing - tha . population would f nrnlah figure ' that would bo far from correot. ":' ft m ' Kere to Start jractorrH. M. SiTrt, a Wlaoonaln maa, la In the city looking ) over the proapeota of eatabllahlng a . woodenware factory, for whloh he be- - Ueves there la a aplendld opportunity He called at tha chamber of commerce yesterday to get In touch with, epruce ' manufacturers, aa ' that wood enters langely Into tha manufacture of wooden ' ware, Mr. Sal vert expects to " Invest about $14,000 in tha plant to start with. In October, HOT, by the tlpi'tng over of a venacr rrrae at which he wl work ing, but the court beta that the com- ' . - . i . . i - . i. . i ..... . A 1aiix wa nui name Ir vna tnmvub voluntary nonsuit wae taken before Judge Untnbln thla morning In the caae-of. Hood A liutchltia agalnat tha 8. I, ft. Luinbrr company, In which $9(1 wea claimed on account. '. treetcax Kits Laundry Wagoa Knocked from hl laumlry win, dragged several font by the atreelrar fender- and dropped In front of the wheel of the oar wae the eaprrlenre yraterday evening of Harry It. Whitney. Ills wagon waa atrui-k oy a Mount la bor ear at Eleventh and Main streets. The driver was knocked 10 feet ahead of the car, which, could not be e topped. Aa ha fell to the pavement, hi foot caught In theJTender. J. M. Haynea. a paeaenger In the car, waa Cut about tha head and face by flying glass. I la waa alao thrown against the side of tha bar. Whitney la at the Good Samaritan hos pital. , .-, , , . ; Tarpley WW Pay f o Xamng es Upon agreement to pay for the damage done to property In -the Pekln restaurant. Sixth and Stark atreeta, Daniel Tarpley, a well known timber man ana a aerena ant In tha famous land fraud case pros ecuted by Jctancla J. Heney and ,11. L. AverllL an electrician, were dismissed yesterday In the Justice court,. They had been 'charged with malicious de struction of property. The two men wera accused by Chin Hlng with start ing a fight tn his place Friday night A charge of disorderly . conduct la stand ing agalnat them In municipal court They will bo beard Wednesday. . AT THE : TIIEATIelSS i Jjftat Time George M. Cohan Tonight. Tonight at 115 o'clock tha last per formance of the American "Yankee lo dla" comedian, Oooro at. Cohan and his Koyal Kamlly. supported by IS people, will she the lum performance of Cohans latest play, 'The Yankoe l-rinoe." Scats now selling,. PERSONAL rVata Selling for WUllaro II. Crane Scats are now Bulling at the Bungalow tnnatre for William II. Crane. -Thl oorneaian will be the Xruaa attraction a the Uungalow, beginning next Thursdav in ueorge Ade n comedy "Father and the uoys." special price matinee Christmas IUker nnrgaJn Matinee Tomorrow -A Gin at tha Helm" la tha attrac tion at the Baker all thla week. It Is the biggest musical comedy to b Heen at tha Baker thla season and la headed by the Inimitable Hilly Clifford, ably aasisiea oy Marguerite Devon and 60 oihera. Bargain matinee tomorrow, ' BBwaasnwaaaesBMiaMaaBaMl ' The Firing PorxJeena". , Direct from sensational triumphs inrougnoui ma east, the Four Flying Dordena are making their first western appearance at Tantages thla week. The marvelous double somersault In mid air haa never been duplicated In the his tory or vaudeville, s. , Asks Aid fa Soldlso-O. X. Davis aaka that notice be given to tha United Daughter of tha Southern Confederacy, through tha press, that there la an aged man, formerly In the Confederal army, now alck In room 41, St Vincent's hos pital. He asks that the organisation send a representative to visit the vet eran and ascertain whether he la In need of comfort or cheer. - . . -Z. Bean From the Arctic , , Moat unique of vaudeville sets Is the headllner at tha Orand. Thla Is a oollactlon of 10 massive, - anow whita polar bears that go through a perform ance under tha direction of their trainer, Horr Alber. j Project Xeoelving' Attention- Rep resentative Hawley writes from Washington, X. V to the chamber of commerce that he haa already don 'a great deal of work In favor of project No. 1 for tha Improvement of Coos bay and that be Intends to do all he can to ' secure the necessary appropriation. He also promises support In the matter of securing a light for the" Jetty at the mouth of the Columbia rtver., 'teas Sawmill Porter Brothers, who have the oon tract for building the Ore gon Trunk line Into .central Oregon through the Deschutes valley, nave secured- timber and leased a sawmill near Warm Springs, where bridge and other material will be cut for the road. . The mill -will be placed In operation aa soon as tha required equipment has been in stalled.' ;' . .. - V . Seats Now StlUog. ' . The aala of seats for the holiday en gagement of the big comlo opera auo- cess, ; "The Oay .Musician," at the Port land theatre, will open at the theatre's box, office tomorrow morning. The en gagement opens with the matinee on Chrletmaji day and will continue eight nights. . . - Mr a. Al Oelaer, wife of Al Gelaer of French Guloh, Or., is at the Cornelius, Mr, Gelaer Is a mining man, John Ussier, a railroad man Of Ta enma. Wash., la rrft-tatered at the Hotel Snward. 11 P. McCormack. a banker nf Salem Or., is at tha Cornelius. J. D. Flnley, a , broker of Fpokane, Wh. la a gueat at the Cornullus. a, C. llawortli, a hotel man of Hood River, Or.. Is at the Nortonla lintel with his wlfo and Mrs. Kits Bancroft. W. K. Woodward and wife of Medford, j Or are at the Nortonla. - ' Charles Illbbard, a hualneea man of) Spokane. Waah.. is at the Nortonla hotel. O. JL. Heath of San Franclaco, CaL, Is a gueat at the Nortonla hotel. . Harry White, a politician of Lob An geles. Cel., Is staying at the Hotel Port land. Mrs. II. W. Rutherford, a wealthy property holder of Seattle, Wash., Is at the Hotel Portland. Monte B. dwlnn. a banker of poise, Idaho, and wife, are at the Hotel Port land. - , John V. Porter, of the railroad Con tracting firm of Porter Bros., .Spokane, Wash., is a guest at the Hotel Portland. P Ns"- 351 WASHINGTON ST. KSEITS ' Ladies' Suit Sale. . ' Just SI sample suits, handsomely tai lored, secured for 60 cents on the. $1; also, children's sample coats and ladles' fancy waists will be on sale today, seer ond floor of MoAllen-McDonnell, corner Third and Morrison. Closing out toys and dolls. '- ; ., . e . , , ,.a u iruuu Utility, Beauty, Intrinsic Worth' Steamer HoOrer ArrestedBecause of a suit filed In the circuit court by Geotge S. Feran, the steamer Matta C : Hoover has been - taken In - charge by Sheriff Stevens. The ship Is anchored in the Willamette near St Johns. Feran eaya he has not been paid In full for his work In raising- the vessel after she was sunk In the Columbia , near . Cas- .eafre Locks. He asks for $110 and $50 attorney fees. Searching to Pather M"rs, Min nie V. Hazell. 220 Ridley avenue, Nor wood, Delaware county, Fa., writes ; to .The Journal asking for information re ' g-ardlng the whereabouts or fate of her father, J. Howard Valentine, also some times known as Charles Howard.', Ao cordlng to Mrs. Hazell her father left Philadelphia In 1871. Any information regarding the missing man will be glad ly received by Mrs. HaselL - Xstate ; of VT. A. Jaoobs Letters on the estate of Wesley Alva Jaoobshave been issued to hie son, Fred A. jaoppa. by the county court Jacobs died in BalUmorer Md.. en November 10, leaving an estate valued at $10,000, made up of Insuranee policies for $8500 and stock In various corporations. '' The heirs arethe aon and the widow, Bolina JX acobs. Frances Slosson at the Orpheum. "Dobb'a Dilemma" Is the tlUe' of an entertaining bit of comedy preeented at the Orpheum this week by Franklyn Underwood and PTances Slosson two old time Portland favorites. Matinee every day at the Orpheum. ' Christmas and New Year's at Clatsop Beach. Why not .have youf Christmas tree at Clatsop Beach, right at the ocean aide? Santa Claue will be there. Special prep aration made by Seaside Hotels. Regular Mrs. KlUlard Sue for Divorce Mrs. train leaves Portland l a., m. dally. Laura W. Hllliard has begun suit fori Special train leaves Friday, December divorce from Louis B. Hlllard, alleging that he' deserted-her In April,' 1903, and that he has failed to provide for hen They were married In San Francisco In August .. 18S8. . Mrs,' Hllliard lives In Clatsop county. , v ;l ' osee "Voio in Tall A fall yesterday afternoon from a load. of hay has caused A. P. - Clapper, a farmer living on the Powell ' Valley road, the loss ' of his voice. In his fall, he lighted upon his head.. He , was taken to the Good Sa maritan hospital. - 1 , 24, ' at :S0 p. m. Same Arrangement made fqr New Year's eve special. Round trip fare, $4.00. J. ' ; Texas laat year produced more oil by i $.400,600 barrels than the '. entire country produced In 1S7B. , - ' Exclusive Portland Agents for HOLEPROOF HOSIERY for - men, women, misses and ; chil dren; guaranteed to wear six months. Special Holiday PacKages now In stock make a nice and ac ceptable gift MEN'S HOSE, box of GZ1 Crt 6 pairs,' for 4 Xet) V LADIES' HOSE, box of ?9 fif 6 pairs, for N&eUU MISSES' HOSE, box of $9 6 pairs, for ,...peUU BOYS' & CHILDREN'S PQ nil HOSE, box of 6 pairs.... Pe VI LADIES' AND- ? MEN'S v SILK lustre hose, box of eo nn 6 pairs, for PJeUl Mail orders promptly filled and de ivered free everywhere; For. Christmas Week EVERY SUIT IN STOCK of rich Broadcloth, " fine Cheviot, new London Mixtures, French Novelty Cloths, Popular Mannish Mixtures ; : Formerly priced from $35.00 to $50.00 for ?28.00 Formerly priced from $50.00 to $65.00 y for 38.00 Formerly priced from $65.00 to $80.00 for f 48.00 , Formerly priced from $80.00 to $100.00 for 54.00 Formerly priced from $100.00 to $150.00 for a68.00 Company ', Cleared - or Blama Kmma havgren'H suit as administratrix of tha estate of Charles Lovgren, . against the Doernbecher i Manufacturing - company for $7600 damages for the death of Iov gren ended in a nonsuit In Judge Gan ' Ban Over by Tmraltnre Tan Joseph I Truso, 4 years old,, living with his par-1 ents at 180 Lincoln street, was iron over I yesterday by a furniture - van. The lad was-'playlrtg In the street near his home. He was taken, to- the Good Samaritan hospital. His condition la critical. Entertainment at Midway At the Midway Hose, company building on Mil- waukie; street, the Midway ? Methodist fenbein's department of the circuit court. Episcopal Sunday school will giv an ert- ypsterday-afternoon. Lovgren was killed tertalnment Wednesday o'clock, evening at $ DIAMOND FACTS - Buy' a- Diamond for Xmas. Keep it a lifetime, then be--.- queath it to future genera , . tions. On and on, it will go, never losing beauty, hever , ' wearing; out, saleable the world over, " increasing -in value - as '"supply falls . shorter year by ' Jcar.";'. ;. ; . - . ' Pretty fine , investment, eh? . Even Mother Nature tfarbs the " world with perishableMiamond snow drops Xmastide. Wise man goes her. one better and '.buys, the non-perishable kind. ' Iook vft he house with the t diamond reputation. . , ' Heitkemo er's 286 MORRISON v Beantlfnl win Sets as Christmas I presents with purchases of wines audi liquors to the amount of $10. National Win Co., the quality store. Fifth and Stark. ' Phone Main 499: A-4494. e .The scarry Xearts Dancing Club have changed their parties to Wednesday evenings, at Chrlstensen'a ' hall, under the direction Of Dick J. Belland, Instead of Thursday evenings at Murlark hall; Christmas Sweets Largest and most varied assortments of - confections ever shown in Potlnd, and all of Swetland quality. v We call particular attention to our HOLLY GIFT BOX . ; Inexpensive, yet a dainty and .. appropriate gift , , v See our display of Special Holiday Mixtures 20c WINTER COATS AND ' ENGLISH RAIN COATS Formerly priced from. $25.00 to $30.00 for ?18.00 Formerly priced from $30.00 to $35.00 for 924.00 Formerly priced from $35.00 to $40.00 for $28.00 Formerly priced from $40.00 to $60.00 for 34.00 ALL LADIES' AND MISSES' ; EVENING DRESSES, GOWNS," OPERA WRAPS, DRESS WAISTS In all the fashionable styles, materials , . and colorings. DRESSES, GOWNS AND OPERA '"; r - " . WRAFS Formerly priced frbm $35.00 to $50 00 . for f28.0O. , Formerly priced from $50.00 to $65.00 . , for ?38.0O j Formerly' priced from $65.00 to $80.00 for S I8.00 Formerly priced from $80.00 to $100.00 ' ' , for fOS.OO Formerly priced from $100.00 to $125.00 ; for 978.0O Formerly priced from $125.00 to $150.00 , for f SS.OO , ? Formerly priced from $150.00 to' $200.00 ' for f 98.00 Formerly priced from $200.00 to $250.00 ' for 9118.00 Formerly priced from $250.00 to $300.00 v for f 128.00 (All three-piece suits and imported ; gowns included.) ALL WAISTS AND PETTICOATS . $6.00 to $&50 94.75 - $10.00 to $iioo 98.00 $20.00 to $25.00 914.00 $8.50 to $10.00 96.50 $15.00 to $20.00 - 911.0O. $25.00 to $45.00 9I8.OO OPEN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS MweMwweeeyMewAMWweeeeMeeeNe A Klo Bottle of good perfume is al- 1 ways appreciated at Christmas. See us about It.. Albert Bernl, the druggist. S29 Washington street. American the old-fash ioned home kind, a favorite with the children. LB. Christmas Creams, a mixture of bon bons and chocolates, in large variety.' Extra good. IOC Mixed. 25c LB. Fancy Brdken bright and crisp: just the best thing for filling the stockings. -..., LB. Oar famous Rib bon Candy, brieht glossy and vary pretty 25c and gl for the tree. . Xeather Sandbags, bill books and card cases. , AJbert Bernl. the druggist. 229 WMhingtonatreet. w . a , -. -. Christmas wittmea and rare Business rushing on these acceptable gifts -at special t prices. . Oped avenlngs this week, rraley Bros,. 111-114 Third St. ) W"Sig and Press Tonx tTlothe, I an ronroo montn. Main 614. A-4S14 Wagons Tun everywhere. Unlqu Tailor- j mgr G0..-S09 stark. . . ' e "Only for Sport" ' Single Guns 5.00 and op UbL iiammex uuns..$iaCQ and up DbL Hammerless Guns . . ...... .7. $16.00 and cp Air Kuiei s ixa and up 22 CaL Rifles........! 1.50 and up Repeating Rifles.... $ 7.00 and tro Kevoivers s .. 3.00 and op Target FlstoU $ 2.7$ and op Hunting Costs......! 2.00 and cr Canvas i-emgs.... 0 and up Hats and Caps.. ..$ .50 and uo Leather Gun Casea.f 39 and op Hunting Boots and Shoes .....t 530 and our Hunting Knives.....! LOO and up Pocket Knives t .10 and up Compasses $ 21 and up Flash Lfrhts S 121 and op Tennis Raquets 1.53 and cp Football Goods end FISHING TACKLE i D.T.Dcison Arms Co. 113 THIRD STREET - Tot Christmas All orders finished within five days. ,E. W. Moore, Pho tographer, Elks building. Seventh and Stark streets. , :.- . - Steamer Jessie Xarldas. for Camaa Washougal and wax landings, dally ax- ctpt Sunday. Leaves Washington street uock at 1 p. m. - . . . Xffrta pur gold seamless wed- ding rings, all sizes, engravine- fr: pnc. to sis. : 171 Washington at. Vwlss Watch Bmalrlnr--0. Christen- sen, Corb bldg., 2d flr tak elevaUr. ST. A. Wis ana associates, rainless aenusis. umra ana wasnington. - , Xr. Walter X. Howard, modern Kleetro Therapy. 104-1 Kothchlld building. 9rlM rieotrl Suctlds Cleaner, 1 ITS, gnaraated.. CaU M. list. Our showing of new things in fancy bas-r " kets and boxes is : larger than ever. Its ' l ' equal Cannot be found in the West- When m fifled with cmr famous sweets, nothing can . y- " better express the Yuletide spirit Packages de Luxe The Lady In Blue and Portland Girl Packages are quite the "classiest we've ever produced.... ...93.00 to 96.50 ' - They're being talked about. the. e5K . Jf t POPUUA pav a. a Brown, ry-Xar. Xarqoasa, Sr. Karnes, optlolaa, Marqnam bldg.e KIMBALL PIANO FREE reUowtar AT T. dlng la OrdeT a Ooa- t zor aaoo Piaa. Toung Woman'a Chrlstiaa Associa tion, Orphan Horn, Beaver on; Shr- I Iff SteTens: 'Falyatlon. Army.. Baby Home, St. Elisabeth Uouaa. St Mary Aeal'-mr. Knrse association. Nurse St Vlnrent's IlotpltaJ, Artisans. Kurae Men' elubrooma. O. W. P. clubroom. Knights f Columbas. Catbolia Toung Ifrn's cl'j and on vet for Chief Camp bell and fire vote for Chief Cox. Thar re thousands ef private partle being j voted fer and aom are running ahead i r-f the eremnttattona. Complete Urtaj the x-'ana la tSie Vorrle- !ret wl. dow cf McAHeo-lfcDoeaeU. 1 JwTirn e uur.n 1. 71 66TTJ) FISHER, THORSEN & CO. Th Biff Point Store" FRONT AJHO MORRISON flTRESGTS Mann facfnrfrs and Jobbers . ETtryltlcj la Palalj 199 Xmas Piano Bargains Packard, only used one year Janssen ($425 sample piano) - Janssen ($400 sample piano) ' Werner; nearly new . .$225 Werner, nearly new . v... I. ."..3187 Werner, nearly new ,$170 Kimball Organ 340 A. B. Chase Organ .......... ..$45 Several other bargains all must week. - Cash or easy payments. Bush & Lane Piano , ytS WatHnrtow Set W.Park and 10th ovTar rrxamret I fr 8300 go this ' ! Co. M : ! - i ' Srample Sillies For Men and Women K All Sizes l I All lofiffiorc Worth S3.50 to S6.00 BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE STORE 300-304 DKJCUM BLDC. " THIRD AND WASHINGTON STS AMUSEMENTS BUNGALOW JffifiES Phones Main 117. A-4224 Irfurk Tim Tonltrht. (Htai. Cohan KoyaldFBlmny IN TUB MUSICAt, VtJW SUCCESS "THE YANKEE PRINCE" Prices $2.50. S2.00. 11.60. $1.00. BEAT BJlLB OPE3TS TOO AT. Xmas Attraction at Bungalow, Deo. 23, ze, xo. Aiaunee A.mas. Charles Frohman presents WltiH. OBASTB ' In Geo. Ado's Delightful Comedy. "Father and the Boys" Bvenlng-s, 12 to 75o. Mats., $1.50 to 50 DAKER TEXATBS Cro. Xn Baker, Main 2, A 6360 Manager. tonight Alii Week BUJCT OXZTTOBJ9, A OXU AT THE Barg-aln Matinee Wednesday, So all seat. Christmas Matinee Saturday, 25c, 60a Evening prices, 25o. 60c. 75o. $L Weit Week Frlmroee Minstrels. OKPIiCLIM TRCATRE Main a, A-103O. ' SCatlna vrjr fl,T, is, 050, eoo. viffbts. i5o, s5o, eoo, 750. WEEK BXCEUIIS CO. TranWyn Underwood and Prances Slosson la "Dobbs' Dilemma," Basqo Orand Op era Quartet, Eaurettos, Donovan and Ar nold, "Dolnr Well, Thank Ton"; Belie Davis. Frank Tianey. Zoa and Tozies, Cirens. - UNITED WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CO. OBOmOS WOO9B0BTX, City msoal Aa-emt, 40t 0Tbtt Bundle-. Main lit: BULLETIN till A-$$$l "The Science of lnvcslmcnllri Smsll Daily Doses "BatiatM and Flnanct' "WATERrNW "Anether phaee of th prooes 1 decHbed in th fn!)owln wordm by Mr. It. - BeaMpley In financial article puMiahed la tbe tr Vayaaini. for January, Ii)4:-'Tm evrtal amount paid in ae capital stoc k ef tn PrvdeatlaJ waa $tl.eea. Th capital waa tx-reaed fron; ttm to lime ntll In 1S It waa $2.eS.e. This doa hr the prorppn ko Yapitaltstna- the siirplu.' Iaetrad of dietrihvttnx ail ef f earnlnre In mrrm (eaah) div1 d! rt la Ma etnrkhoiilera. the Prudential IwiwM i raphal stock distnavtlBa' tae new stock pre t asaaT tta stock koldera aa a stock aMTtdesa, Tn e-li hm:.l.rt ta r-fired tvrry T sine IS tr nt d!l- dends on tZ.oee.ee. r It . a r. rr vr, )hkb th etnrk- hider pa'J t" orlsleellr. ther wow rxt III t f rtock upoe lSn ti - nnf ISJ annuily. TKat in, e--y yer fer ntej-e tvM 1 rra tbrr kv retwlved ta eask IMiMil MOKK 1 ii AN mi.K 1HUR Ohio INAL I N VF.. 1 M h NT.'-Cettiii Wainie. rtrtastod ta m.m taai miy litm' ncmnrw w fe in- - I HIS 'U1UUA.V C" HI'jH HXAXCii.-. ti CULR.-fc. AST AB" CEO TAXTDETII.X.E. PTinoeaa Irene and her Seres African Uons, th Four Dordeen, Mills Moul ton, th three Knsioal KUlera, Oalnea Si Brown. Ieo white, waatag-eaeop. Popular Price Matinee Daily Curtain - IO, TSW and .-oa GRAND WEEK OP DECEKBEB 39 -:; ALBER'S 10 Polar Bears 10 J A Petulant Novelty for the Little Folks Matinee every day. 2:80; any cat. 1 " Evenina nerformanoee. 7:30. S:15: bi cony, 15c; lower floor, 25o; box ecats, bu- Tola Tberrl Bill ft Eylvxn Thre Xltun Lh Jnndte Fred Baor , Orandaaoope TVTT A SI IT r O A earlned of all purr-'.? h-r trr. vrlnblnr from 11' I 1 1 ' Inciuitina li tnrf. r.m In f !. ! a fxKl cipporl'iMty 1nr tiir,e n4 fruir. iinr r": d.u t i sprlcg. i'x'l at t ' n ' TAL L !IIL-..i.i, Tfy. Christcnscn's Ncv I! A.JTO rfwit rr rOltier r K 1 I V r . coitra iiui,k r ! m r I. A W IC-i o n. A ' I ' J T-'e p'.' I'- -!1 fi vr - of M . ("'- t- ard I ffl 1 r-.-l ' READ THE SUNDAY JOURNAL
