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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND," TUESDAY' EVENING, JANUARY 11, 1910.
i
EH TO GO
0 1 DIEGO
s. m. steamer Cascade, from Colombia
river. 1 ,
South Bend, Jan. 10. Arrived Steam
er Despatch, from San Francisco via
Astoria. .
Astoria, Jan. 10. -Failed at IMS n.
m. -British steamer Foxley, for Mel
bourne and Geelonff. Left up at 3 p.
m. Steamer Jim Butler. Sailed at I
p. m. Steamer Uandon, for Ban Fran
claco. Arrived down at I p. in. Steam
r Shoshone,
St Vincent, Jen. .Arrived Nor
wegian ateamer Titan la, from Portland.
San Franoiaco, Jan. 10. Sailed at t
p. m. Steamer Argyll for Portland. Ar
rived at 10 p. m. Steamer Northland. I
rrorn Portland.
' Redondo. Jan. 1 fl Arrlrxt grfiiwinM
RfWPfin San FranC SCO and Anar Mahony. from Columbia rlvar.
i mouth of the river at S a. m., moderate;
wind, aaat 10 milea; Weather, cloudy.
Tides at Aatorla Wednesday: Hla-a
water i:U a. m.. 7.1 feet: 1:14 p. m..
9 i feet Ixw water 7:1 a. in.. I I
feet; 1:11 p. m 11 feet
ill IS NIi
North Pacific Steamer Will Run;
San ';. Dieao Santa Clara
Makes Eureka Harbor.
HARNESS ASSOCIATION
DENIES BOYCOTT REPORT
Tha North Paclflo Steamahlp om
rany ha announced that in tha near fu
ture the steamahlp Eureka, which has
been on the run between Portland and
Kureka, will be piacea on a run between
Han Francisco and San Diego, touching
t Santa Barbara and San Pedro har
bors, whlla the steamer Bant Clara will
handle the bualueaa between Portland
tnd Kurcka, on her way to ana irom
San Francisco. ' ' '
. ; The Eureka Is at present In San Fran
risro, and It Is reported that a complete
nil burning plant will bs Installed In her
before she goes on tha San Diego run.
A. short time ago a change wasniade
in ths schedules of soma of tha worth
Paclflo Steamship company's steamers
fanning out of Portland, and among
J hose changed was tha Eureka, which
i ad been making coos nay as a way
.Vent. That place was cut, out of her
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Schedule .and aha mads tha run from
J'ortland to Eureka direct ' '
i The steamer Santa Clara," which was
Running- direct to San Francisco, had
Eureka put on her schedule, and she
,n ill conUnue making that port, as will
ihe steamer George W. Elder on ' her
Svay to and from San Pedro., By the
i hance in tha schedule tha steamer
3tanoke now runs direct to San Fran
cisco and aouthern ports.
. It is - reported that tha steamer
inula Clara has been libeled In San
F rancisco by Peter lArsen to recover
5480. Larsen was '.watchman on the
Joints Clara, when on December 10 last.
Ms foot was caught in tha capstan ma
i tiinery and badly cruahed.1; , r
I DUCKS ICE FOIl TnREE HOURS.
: ,-.
fteamer Ion Makes LltUa Progress
in Camas Slough. " .
', For three solid hours yesterday, tha
i earner jone pucswi mo iua in n.m
t lough, and during that Urns tnada only
I bout two boat lengths, according to the
jcport of Captain F. Uagstrome, mas
Jer of the, ateamer. . .
After bucking the lea for three hours,
Jlie lone returned to Portland and no
i rtempt will be made to get to Camaa
Tor the present although the steamer
left this morning at o'clock for Waah
iugal and way landings. She will con
tinue to leave every morning at that
3 our 'until the' Ice" la out of the "river
t nd she can .resume her regular trips as
jar as Camas. Captain Uagstrome re
ported that the natural loe in the slough
Mas about three Inches thick, while In
places where It had been broken and
tailed up, it was ss thick aa six Inches.
The steamer Lurllne of tha Vancouver
Transportation company, has resumed
i oT regular trips to Astoria, and the
J uptain reports- that tnerels consider-'
ebly less ice down tha river than there
jvas a few flays ago. . '
t Low -water In the Lewis river is ths
J eason lor the steamer Mascot re
maining tied up, and J. Allen Harri
son, manager of the company which op
$ rates her, said this morning that un
a 11 there is soma mora rain, so as to
3 Ting up the water in the river, the
t teamer would remain tied up.
Begvlar Liners Jns to Arrive.
Breakwater. Coos Bay Jan. 11
Banta Clara, San Francisco Jan. II
Eureka, Eureka ( ..Jan. IS
ueo. w. Elder, Ban Pedro...... Jan. Id
Kansaa City, San Franclaco.... Jan. 17
Klamath, San Francisco Jan. .0
Koanoke, Ban Pedro Jan. 23
Koae City, San Franclaco. Jan. H
Xegular Xilnars Da to Depart,
Roanoke.'. San Pedro ........ . Jan. if
Breakwater, Coos Bay......,.,.Jan. 11
iuae city, Ban Franclaco Jan. 14
Santa Clara, San. Francisco. ... .Jan. IS
Alliance, Cooa Bay .. ,...Jaa. IS
ciorge. w. jijder, Pan Pedro., ..Jan.
Kansas City, San Franclaco..,,. Jan.
Tssssls la Port.
Mackinaw Am ss . . i . . . .Elevaton
hobs city, A. M. B. B A nsworth
Koanoke, Am. sa .....Martin's
King iTyrus, Am. son. Astoria
Manx King. Br. aa Mersey
Klamath. Am. ss...., St Helena
jonan fouiaen. Am. ss. .Inraan-Poulaen's
KeiDurn, nr. DK..w.,..inman-Poulsn
J. M. Griffith. Am. bk....St Johna mUl
r. . W"P, Am. ss. Inman-Poulaen
Ieyland Broa, Br. ah St Johna
uonna iraneeec. Br. tik. ...... .Aslorls
Jean Bart Fr, bk... Llnnton
Belen, Fr. bk Aatorla
nitair. nr. .ok.. .Columbia
enin...Am. sea ...Goble
Hrablooh, Br. bk ..fit Johna
menajvon. nr. sn. ....Portland Lbr. Ca
unit niream. nr. DK.. .. .lnman-Poulan
St Nicholas. Am. sh...... Gob Is
Selja, Nor. ss. ....... .;... .,,.Alblna
' onta. to Xoad Ltuabez.
Wellealey, Am. as ....... San Francisco
v-nurcnu Am. sen..... .Honolulu
Olympic. Am. ss .San Franeiaoo
Caaco ..Ban traaclsco
J,cn ' ...ban Francisco
iv. vvooa. Am, son. ,...Han rranclsos
Marhoffer ............. .flan Francisco
H. B. Bendixen. Am. ash: Run rnnHun
oHgmaw, vna. a. o.- .Han Francisco
Bnosnona, Am. ss, Han FTanclsoc
Rainier, Am. as .San Frsaclsoo
Carlos, Am. ss.. San Francisco
Tamaipais, Am. as San Franclaco
rorester. Am. sen..,,.. San Francisco
Yellowstone. Am. ss.....San Francisco
Ea Boat With Cement and General.
52"ut. Kr- bk Antwerp
uiiium, rr. mo, ............ .AniwrrD
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and Mrs. Earl Weat of this
' Ben Johnson Dies.
.', '. goll rlptrhlo Tb Josraal,
coirax, wami., Jan. 11. A mesaage
was received here last -night from Hot
lAke, Or., stating that Ben Johnson was
dead at that ' place. Matt Johnson,
nephew, left on ths svenlng train for
Hot Hake, and will bring tha body here,
Mr. Johnson was one of ths pioneers of
Coirax. and leaves many, relatives ' In
this vicinity. Tha body will be Interred
In the cemetery at Oneco, eight miles
from Colfax, at "which place Mr. John
son last resided. :
: Edward Smy'the. '
(fpeetnl Dbipatrh to The Joornl.t
Walla Walla, Wash.. Jan. ll! Ed.
ward Smyths, for 2,0 years a resident of
mis cuy. ana weii Known here, died res
terday at his home of pneumonia. He
came to this city from Canada, his na
tive country,' about 10 years ago, and
had lived hers sines. Hs was unmar
ried, -.,. .'.--...v. , .....,., .-.
PERSONAL
R. w. Price, Portland, president: A. P. Hoska,- Tacoma; ecretaryi W.
, . . . o. Stacey, Wenatchee, director., . . V
Tha oonventlon of ths Northwestern
Retail Harness and Saddlery . associa
tion, which began yesterday morning In
tha assembly hall of .the commercial
club and was to come to a close this
PoitaliMhl BrVbk.'.'.'.VlctoW; Vo'KhRS ' m P'obably last anothsr day.
omw progress was maao mil morning
When ths matter of reciprocal insurance
was taken up and the discussion
drsgged. on till ths noon recess, so that
neither tha scheduled election of off I
oers nor the selection of ths next
meeting place was touched jupon. . -
' Tw Important scatter. .
Those two -Important matters will
form ths chief order of business this
afternoon. Spokane wants tha next
convention, and-Seattle has also put In
via. but there are not a few who be
lieve Portland as the most logical place
because or its geographical position,
being in the center of the territory cov
ered by ths association. There Is said
to be a strong possibility of Portland
again having the convention.
Tha reciprocal Insursncs topic Is con
sidered one of the most Important to
corns before ths convention, it being the
sense of ths delegates that by carrying
their own Insursncs, as do many other
trades, they would share In ths profit
earnings themselves. Addresses on the
subject . wera ..mads by. men familiar
David d'Anirera. Fr. V . rinOnn
Ernest Iexouve. Fr. bit Hamburg
a Perouae, Fr. bk..., Antwerp
Leon Blum. Fr. bk ......San Franeiaoo
Manx King Br. sh... ...Antwerp
Marechal Noailles. Fr. bk.' ....Antwerp
Notre Dams d'Arvlr. Fr. bk... .Antwerp
Wayertree. Br. sh. - Liverpool
Arctic Stream. Br. sh. ........... Tyne
drain Tonnage Za Boats in Ballast.
Amlral Cecilia. Fr, mh Ttnnniui,.
Comllebank, Br. bk ...Valparaleo
Le Plller. Fr. bk. ...Dublin
Pierre Lotl. Fr. bk. , Dublin
Kene, Fr. bk. . Ban Franclaco
Oil Carriers Ea Boats.
Atlas, Am. as. . . .. , . . . San Francisco
Asuncion. Am. ss San Fraaclsco
ajra-yle. Am. as San Francisco
with ths workings of such Insurance
through practical experience.
WO Boycott Suggested.
The matter of wholesalers and manu
facturers selling direct to - consumers
was - up at yesterday's meeting, but
president Price, , as well as ; Secretary
Jtioaxa, says that at. no tlras . was it
eyen suggested that ,a boycott would
be waged agalnat manufacturers -who
engage in this practice, , although it is
understood that the. sentiment anion
tns retailers la to the effect that, tha
manufacturers should deal Only with the
reiaitfr ana let them av ths benefit
of the greater portion. ; at leaat of tha
retail iraae. ,
After ths closs of tha mornln .
ion loaay, a numoer of manufacturira
caned on ths assembled retailers and
welcomed them to the city. Tha ban.
quet this evening will be riven hv th
wnoiessiers and jobbers and many of
mem will attend. ,?."
We never Intimated anv lntntinn tn
ooycott jobbers selling direct to con
sumers, saia Secretary Hoska this
morning, upon learning that suoh a ru
mor had been started, "and no ons
ever neara me say a word about It"
ins matter of adootlns- a nriea Hat to
suit all localities, has been given much
time by a committee appointed for that
purpose.. - -.?.r ....i.-t;,..Jia.
' J. P. Hsyden, i broker of Walla
walla, wash. Is at ths Hotel Oregon.
J. A. Tancey, a real estate broker of
Spokane, Wash, is at tha Hotel Oregon
loaay. . ,. c.-.
V. Sherman of Vancouver. B. C la
guest at tha Nortonla hotel today.
Hi- t. Mines of Taooma. Waah.. la
rueit at tha romrllua '.
J. J. Cooper, a retired farmer of The
Daiies, or., is staying at ths Hotel Ore
gOII. ' . r r i - i
o. o. Johnson, a' tlmbertnan of Be-
auie. waafj., is at ths Hotel Oregon.
E. W.'WSy, a merchant of Seattle.
Wash., la registered at ths Hotel Ore
gon. ,;, ; ,
11. O. Newport owner of tha Tr.rmla.
ion, ur., townsits. is a suest at tha tm
perial hotel;,' - . . . .
, J. W. Maxwell, a banker f Seattle,
Wash- la registered at - tha Imn.ri.t
M. TSlbOt Of Battla- Waah . . a.. 11
anown steamboat man Of Puget sound.
is resierea xoaay at ths Imperial hotel.
Martla Ford., a lumberman of
rr a. a . ... ,
nman.. is a i in imperial hotel ,
wnanes Butler. ' a cattlnman Tnr
ivwummu, Yvasn., la at me imperlaL
uorre ri. ueorae. a rananrma
A.iona, ur., ana wir are at the Hotsl
Portland. - :J
H. T. Prlnca. a walnut
aee, vr, is a guest at ths Hotel Port
land. '. ,.-' ., . ! i
Mrn. jiarr-A.. Hutton f Hn.ir.n.
nr..b . : . . .
jjiuinineni in yie ranks of the
wumen BurrramBta. is at tha nnt.i pa..
land today.. - ,
Benjamin Touns nf Aatnria rt. i.
tha Hotel Portland. , If TAnnsi sawiii
leave, tonight on the' Shasta Limits .
BnwFrnc,co, whsrs hs will remain un
til May l. hi
AUTO AGEIJTS ASK
$9,000 DAMAGES
Cancellation of Contract Is
Charged in Suit Against the
" Northwestern Buick Co. :
W. lAthrnn w.. Jt .
V&l awui,C.oonn K4 To1
Suit for IJOOO damages fdr tli can
cellation of a contract of agency for
th Bulck a-jtomnblle in the co-juties of
Pieroe, Thurston, Mason. Chens Us an)
Lewis, In ths stats of Washington, lias
been begun In the circuit court by
Dctwller and Rushmore against . ths
Northwestern Bulck company, '
y Ths plaintiffs say that they were to
have the excluslvs agency In' the coun-.
ties named and were given the right to
purchaae BO machlnea at a price that
would . have enabled them', to make
profit of $8000. They rented 'Quarters
In- Tacoma, prepared advertising mat
ter and were going ahead with ths
work, they say, whan they were notified
that the contract was cancelled and the
selling right given to another, firm.
. They ask for .18000, ths expected
profit on ths . lata of SO machines, and
for ths return of 11000 deposited by
them to secure ths contract. ;
Another' automobile suit in which It
Is alleged that a lease has been broken.
has besn started by ths IL I Keata
Auto company against T. N., C M. and
J. C Harrison. Ths defendants are al
leged to unlawfully hold possession of
Thomas flysr, worth 12070. Rsturn
of the machine or Its valus and 150
damagsa are asked.
8 YEARS OF TAFT .
lEIIDWIiAt
Ai FREE TRADE
This Is War Secretary Dickin-
cnri'e DrncArlnTinn ' IIHrPfl.
UVII I IV'VIIWUVHl. Vlivivu.
at sugar Kancn n uuoa, in
Response to Trade Appeal.
Walla Wall Strctet Cleaners Idle,
tRDarlal Dlf natrk to Tha JanralaLI
Walla Walla, Jan. 11. Walla Walla'a
street cleaning department is about opt
of business. - Last month ths men did
not average ons day's work In three. As
they are paid only for ths time they
actually put In. It has worked a hard
ship on most of ths men, most of -whom
era dependent upon tbet salaries for
the necessities of Ufa Last month ths
largest check drawn ' by any employe
was jjy- ana some arew no mora tnan
IS or. $10. - , ,-.
'The. causa for the lack of work Ilea
In the fact that the winter baa been
unusually cold and atormy. .;-
Mill City rrojrreaseg.'
(Spartl Dtipatcb to The" Josraal.)
Mill City. Or... Jan. 11 This city
has mads a good growth ths past year.
Over to new residences have been built
hers and many mors ars being planned.
Ths new public school building recently
completed Is among' the handsomest
school .buildings In the county.
' v 'United Piees Lyase Wire.) -5
Havana, Jan. ll.-feecretary of War
Jacob M. Dickinson hopes that a Dem
ocratic free trade . prealdent . will be
elected to succeed William H. Taft af
ter ths present " chief executive has
ssrved two terms, according to Senor
Con Pelayo, owner of the Rosarlo sugar
mill, near . Havana; .',
Secretary Dickinson and tha party
with which hs is touring Cuba, break
fasted with Pelayo; yeaterday. ,: A dis
cussion of free entry Into the United
States of Cuban products was precipi
tated.. , During the discussion, ' accord
ing to Pelayo, Dickinson said: "
- "I am ths only free trads Democrat
in a Republican protection cabinet Af
ter Mr. Taft ha a served his second ''
term, I Invite you to corns to ths Uni
ted States and assist in sleeting a Dem
ocratic free trads president" .
Dloktnaons declaration waa caned
forth by Pelayo'a appeal to him to work
for free entry of Cuban products. The
mill' owner asserted that Cuba waa ths
economlo afave of tha United States, be
ing allowed no reciprocity , agreements
with other nations, . a -i 1 1
' 7 ' " Hobo Goeg to Jail.
' 1 Speil Dianitrb to The Josniil.) -Eugene,
Or., Jan, 11. James McAvoy,
hobo, was bound over to-the circuit
court yesterday by Judgs Bryson of ths
justice court, on ths charga of asssult
with a 1 dangerous weapon. - He is ac
cused of shooting at Arthur Conolly, a
Southern Paclflo brakemaa on a freight
train hers Saturday nlgbt ' McAvoy's ,
ball was fixed at IBOO. lie was un
able to secure it, and will lis In jail
till tha circuit court convenes In March.
Mill atf Mill Operate).
(Special Plepatch tn Tbe Joarnal.)
Mill City, Or.. Jan. 11. The large aaw
mill belonging to ths Curtlsa Lumber
company in this city Is again in opera
tion after a forced lay off of asveral
days, owing to ths recent cold westher.
snd ths large quantity of lps in th
North Santlam river and log ponds.
Death Roll of
the Northwest
d BUTESHIRE TO AUSTRALIA.
llritish ;Bark Will Not Come Hero
J - from Acapulco.
' Word )was received this morning by
Ji'aylor, Young & Co., that the order send
ing the BrlUsh bark Buteshire to Port
land had been countermanded, and that
ihe has now been ordered from Aca
. jiulco to Austrslia. "
f The Buteshire recently mads one of
the longest passages on record,- from
jPanama to Acapulco, leaving the former
1 lace August 2, for Portland, and con
suming 111 days In the voyage to ths
Mexican port, which she had to make
for supplies, her storeTiavlng been ex
hausted while shs lay in ths calms
Ivhlch beset her on. berf way up. Until
tier arrival at Acapulco fears wera felt
f y the friends of Captain Purdle, as
the had been out so long that It was
thought abe might bs lost,,-. : ?
f - ' -- - '
MAKE ROOM FOR PASSENGERS.
Work of Installing Accommodations
$ on Golden Gate to Begin Soon.
After being tied up at Rainier for
hrce hours Sunday night, on account
t't ice. in the riven .tha, steamer Golden
tiate, . Captain House, arrived yesterday
from Tillamook with a cargo of general
freight' She had 40 tons of cheese and
fish, besides some lumber. Shs was due
,to sail again at noon today with 150
Jons of general freight. '
i V. Franklin, one of the owners of the
polden Gate, said this, morning that it'
was probable tiat on her next trip up
tore ; the, work, of : installing passenger
accommodati ons ' on the steamer would
e begun. The work will not interfere
svlta her, regular' schedule,
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
J Carrying IBS passengers and 1000
ions of freight, the steamship Rose City
arrived last night from San Francisco.
faptaln Mason aaid that they had fine
Veather on the trip up the coast
3 in ballast for San Francisco, the
Standard Oil tank steamer Asuncion,
4'uptain : Bridgett, went to sea this
jnornlng.
S With 780,000 feet of lumber the Steam
achooner .. Olympic, Captain ' Hansen,
tleared yesterday for San Francisco.
J Laden with general cargo, the steam
schooner Jim Butler is due to arrive
today at. OaX. street dock from San
Francisco. ,
' Ballast; in the French bark Jean Bart
was discharged this morning at Llnn
ton and. she will be moved up to the
levator docka this afternoon, to begin
,aklng on her cargo of wheat
.5 Carrying ) passengers and 1425 tons
rf general freight,: ths steamer Roan
ke, Captain Hannah, will sail tonight
for San Francisco and Los Angeles,
i With general cargo for Bandon, the
steamer Newport cleared yesterday at
t ho customs house. ;,
i The steamer Mackinaw, Captain
SVoods, sails today for San Francisco,
(Vn with 100,000 feet of lumber and
75J tons of wheat , ; : ,
MARINE NOTES. .
B.' A. Caldwell of Baker.
t&paelal IMapatcb to The JouratL) '
Baker aty, Or Tjan. IL S. A, Cald
well, a wen known, pioneer of this
county, died this morning after a year's
surrering 0f paralysis. Hs waa born In I
New Hampshire in 1824 and came to ths
Pacific coast In 1840. Hs moved to
Oregon In 1857 and to Baker county In
1862, during the Auburn gold ruah. vHe
was a miner for many years, and later
was a stockman on ths Malheur river.
tie movea to Baker 11 years ago. Hal
leaves " a -wife and two-children, -Will
M
Home Furnishings Here Never Before Sold So
y Cheaply in Portland
Reduced -Prices
FANCY SUITS, OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS
AT THE FOLLOWING REDUCED PRICES
$25.00 VALUES NOW. . .$19.50
$37.50 VALUES NOW. .$31.50
$40.00 VALUES NOW:,. $32.50
$45.00 VALUES NOW. v. $34,50
All Fancy Vests and Trousers at Reduced Prices , -
$30.00. VALUES NOW... $23.50
$35.00 VALUES-NOW . , . $28.75
311 Morrison St, 0pp. Postoffice
Qean-jJp,Sfflle am
10.65
$15 9x12 Tapestry
Brussels Rugs for
Beautiful oriental and floral patterns, in tans
and greens, reds and greens, browns,, etc.;
.worth and'priced regularly at $15; Clean-Up
Sale price ...... ..7;$10.C5
$20.00 Tapestry Rugs, 9x12 feet,
for . r. ....... . .'.-.; .$15.45 ,
V Sanford Axminster'Rugs, 9x12 ft.,
" $35 and $37.50 values, for $22.50
Over 40 beautiful, patterns from which-to'
choose.-- - -
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' Astoria, Jan. ll.-Arrlved down at
f ;S0 and sailed at l:S'a -m. Steamer
Aaunclon, for Fan Francisco.' Arrived
and left up Steamer J. - Mar-
1 offer, from Kan Francisco. Sailed at
a. m.iiieamer Shoshone, "' tor San
l'rsneiKOrt. ' : -... .
San Francisco, Jan. It. Arrived at 7
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See the New Hodels
10 and 11
Remington ,
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. . .249 Stark St., Portland. v
A
ireat Special Reduclion on
All BiDina Tables
This Six Foot Table 58.45
This Table is priced at other Portland i
stores at $15.00. , It is built like ,the cut !
shown here, 44-inch round top, extends to
six feet, square, pedestal, golden oak finish;'
strong and durable;- our" (fC) Ififf
price,-o
Special; Sale Cotton Mattresses
In the two years this store has been in business we have
lot of roll-edge cotton mattresses that were
accumulated
slightly damaged . in handling.
consequence,, but enough to prevent
sale at regular price
soiling is of little
These are'
pure cotton mattresses
The soiling is of little ; -X1. i .-. vv !
'heir ' ; - .iVf
w, a i . ""ir ii n . v iwise n - . w a. . jr t- st . i,
g, ana v;-sgj.T. i ?
. .'. t. ...$7.i5 - wmiimfntr&ch'i
7 1 '-:.. i 1 -;r . I 1 1 1 . t ' - . ' i
T-VJ f X 1st, i J r t
of perfect shape, roll edge, art tickin
are really $13.50 vals.; closed out at
$13.50 Mattresses for
East Burnoide and Union Avenue
i
a '