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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MAY 13, 121. THE OREGON DAILY JO UN All, PORTLAND, OBLEGOIJ. in TOWN TOPICS I COWIXO ETKtTS Methodist Collrfs f BUmm Portland. May It to 17. . State Waiter Phunbera iwdttloa, Portland. Hay 20. 31. loresWra of America, grand eonrt, Portland. May 21 tad 21. . . Kaigbts f Colnmboa. staU ronncfl. Portland, i May 8V Stat Mdwi a ochrttap. Jan. : R fnunl Jan S. and 19. A. P. and A. at. grand lode. Job 14. Ea.cera Star, (rand etoapter. Jane IK. Boildaas Owaata and Maaasers, Portland. -Sne 2t M M fl i i. B. di dspartaMnt encampment. Pendleton. June. ' ' Northwest Coafereaea of Graduate H Jane 22 to 24. tat Latter Carriers . aaaociatioaj. JIM S t ladies Wm Vetarene of North Padflef Coast. Jaao SO. Buyers' week. Portland. Angus 1 to A. ! ladasaadcBt Ordar Bad Man. great coonefl. Astoria, Aucuet . jgLaao count (air. Cessna. September IS to . Clackamas eoraty fair, Cenby. September Id l. to id. . Northwest Bay and Grain show, Pendleton, Iqittnbw 19 to 34. Multnomah county fair. Greaham. September It to 85. Columbia county- fair, St. Helena, September . 21 to 2d. Onsen State fair. Salvia. September 26 i to October 1. - Lino coast? fair. Albas. Ortober S to S. ! Weaco count 7 fair, Tba Dailea, Oetober 4 to T. ' folk county (air, Dallas. October to 8. : Boyal Arcaaum, (rood council. Portland. Octo ber 13.. i Xniahta Templar, mad eommandery. La Ciandc. October Id. , National Uranca m carina. .Portland. Noraaa ' bar S-ln. . Paaarla International livestock exposition. Portland, Ketnbn 26. 24. resoa ate association. Porthu-d. December. ' I WEATHER FORECAST it Portland and Vicinity Saturday (air; wind mostly aortberly. Oregon and Ws.shintou -Saturday fair; gentle wuran, aaoauy nonneriy. I WEATHER COXDITIOX8 . Trio dominant feature of today' map Is I nigst pressure area, which la central in Saskatche wan and eoTera the entira Northwest. Two 0ial . low low pressure aroaa are apparent, one central In Ariaona and the other in the l.'pper I.aie rr Precipitation has ocenrred in parte- of RritfOi Columbia., and oer an irregular area mcnioi irons me Nortnern Plains rrgmn east ward to th Atlantic coast and aouthward to the ulf of ale tiro. The heaviest rainfall reported waai 1 88 Inches at Washinrton. I). C. Tha weather ia much colder in the extreme northern Plains region and ia much warmer in parte of Oregon. Washington and Man Una. light frost ie reported, f mm Western-Nebraska and freeslng tempera to re has occurred ' in Nbrth Dakota and the-: Western Canadian provinces. Relative humidity at Portland: Noon vester dsy, 41 per cent; 5 p. m. yesterday, 40 per cent; 5 a. in. today, 90 per cent, PrncfDitetion since Jamiarv 1: Total 5 inches; normal, 21.81 inches; excess. 0.63 inch. KDWjBl) U WEL18. OBSERVATIONS ' ' TKM tt it S3 3 SI r STATIONS Rsier. Or 72 42 . 0 Boise. Idaho 74 46 0 Boston. Mtu. ; 6 ; O Buffalo. N. T 60 fiS .16 'hirao. Ill 64 B4 .01 IVnrr. Colo. H 42 !0 Frreno, - CaL- 92 60 0 'rslsestrm. Texas 78 70 , 0 Helena. Mont. fifl 88 i 0 Hoooluhl, T. H. SO .. 0 Huron. &. I). 64 42 .l Juneau, Alaska 58, .. L 0' Kan-as C'ity Mo 80 53 1.06 lo Aneelea, Cat .......... 72 R6 Ml Marshfteld, Or. 68 44 i 0 Mcdford. Or. ............ 86 0 New Orleans, la. .......... 76 66 .02 ew York. N. T. ........... 60 62 .90 N'orae, Ala-ks ............ 44 0 North Head. Wa.h 60 46 0 Oklahoma City, Okla, ....... 90 2 n I'hnenix. Arix. ...100 62 0 lt-hure. Pa. 66 3 j 0 fVwatello, Idaho-- .......... . 68 42 0 lNirtlsnd. Or. 74 49 0 I'-inre Itupert..' B. C 66 40 0 lto biirs. Or. ............. r2 42 0 It., well. N. M. I 90 . . ; 0 Hacnimcnto, -al. ........... 90 S4 , 0 St.; IjiuI", Mo 78 !60 0 St, Paul. Minn. ... 1 . 66 46 . att rj,ii City. Utah ....... 66 48 Kan IMteov CaL ........... 66 84 O San Pranoisco, C. ........ B8 46 0 cuttle, W'ah. . 64 46 0 W.eHdan, Wyo. 52 30 i 0 Hitka. Ala ka t 44 . . 0 Hn.'ne. Wh. .......... . 70 46 6 Tanana. Alaska ........... 56 .. 0 Tslooh Ifland. WaiOi 56 46 ' O T"wlli. Nerada 78 54 ' 0 Trianel, I land, B. C. '. 48 42 0 Valdea. Ala-ka 42 .. 0 Vsncourer. B.' C ........... 62 42 Walla Walla. Wfh. 76 48 Whinston. I. C. ..... 62 60 1.98 Yakima. Wa h. ... 76 40 O 'Afternoon report of preceding day. Trails Clab Program The Trails club Mil hike from nurliriuton to Jackson fella Sunday, leaving- Portland from the North Bank station at 8:15 a. m. Kdna 'Waldeie will lead. The return will be by different route... ; Portlaad-Xrwrjere; Bus L.ave Fourth and Alder dally, 8 :30. 9 ;30, 11 a. m. and 1. 2:30, 4:16. 5:30, 8:30 p. m. ; Saturday1 and Sunday. 11 p. m. Phone Main 3314. ; UdY. ' - i - . Maxamas Going; to Xatoarell llaaa maa will leave Portland kt'7:30 a. m. I 1 1 Kirschbaum Clothes $25 to $45 . 1 Sunday from the Vnion Btation, buying tickets for La tourell. , They will follow the old . road from Latourell. aoutbeast erly aa'far as Shepperda creek. From tlere they will follow the creek to the highroad leading from Thor heights to Brower. Lunch will be eaten beside a branch of Latourell creek, and. Ur the weather permits, return will be by upper and lower Latourell fails. The ti ip- Is six miles long, but steep part of the way. Hobnails should be worn. Charles K, Warner will lead. Forest Englaeer Lea yes -W. T, An drews, forest valuation engineer, timber section, bureau of internal revenue, who has had temporary headquarters in Portland for four months. leaves Satur day for Waahirrgton, D, C. Andrews has- been making field examinations or tim ber lands, and inspecting- sawmills and logging plants in Oregon and .Washing ton for the purpose of valuation in con nection . with income tax matters. Mrs. Andrews will accompany him on his re turn to Washington, where it is expected they wUl remain for eight to 10 months. isbepara's Auto Bss line Portland SC Helens division Leave Portland 7 :S0 a. m., 10 a. m., 1 p. m. and 4 p. m. daily and.ll:lS p. m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Leave St. Helens 7:30 a. 10:55 a, m., 1:15 p. m., 1:45 p. m., 6:15 p. m. and 9 :45 p. m. dally, and t :15 p. m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Buses leave St. Charles hotel. 204 Morrison street. Telephone Marshall 4381. Adr. : Yeteraas piseass Crest Opeaiag Called into conference Thursday night members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Over the Top post discussed plans for making a success of the open ing of Council Crest Saturday. The pro ceeds of the dance and shows at the opening will go to the organization. The meeting was called by Captain James Cay, . departmental commander, to in sure the participation- of all overseas men. ' . s .. , f f .,'!-.',":-' Shepard's A ate lVas Uses Portland-Astoria-Seaslde division- Leave Portland 7:30 a. m., 10 a. m.. 1 p. m. and. 4:15 p. m. daily. Leave Astoria. 7 :15 a. m.. 10 a. m., 1 :30 p. m and 8:15 p m Direct connections at Astoria to and from Sea side and Clatsop Beach points. Buses leave St. Charles hotel. 204 Morrison street. Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv. ! Will Talk on Birds Ira N. Gabriel son of the Ui S. Biological survey, will lecture before the Oregon Audubon so ciety Saturday night in library halL His subject will be "Personal Experiences With Native Birds," which will be Illus trated with lantern slides. Mr. Gabriel son will tell of the birds of the middle west, where he lived for many years. The public Is invited, i Sbspard'a Aalo Bss Uses Multno mah Falls division. Leave Portland 8:30 a. nw U a. m.. 2:45 p. m., 4:30 p. m. ahd i p. rn. daily. Leave Mult nomah Falls 7:15 a. m., 11:15 a. rrv 12 :55 p. m.. 4 p. m. and 6 :10 p. m. daily. Buses leave St. Charles hotel. 204 Morrison ' street; Telephons Mar shall 4381. Adv. 1 Men's Resort Program The Rev. K. J. dark will be the speaker at the Men's Resort meeting Sunday at 4 p. m. John Long will be song leader and Ray 11c Auley will render, solos. This meeting,' will be under the direction of the First United Brethren young people. The only proper a am bar fa esll is East 3088 when you require the Salvation Army truck to call for your waste ma terial Help us to help others by your help Address 24 - Union ave. Major John Brne. district officer. Adv. Shepard's Aato Bas Lines Portland Hood River division Leave Portland 9 :30 a. m.. 11 a. m.. 2:45 p. m. and 4 :30 p. in. daily. Leave Hood River 9:30 a. m., 11 a. m.. 2 :20 p. m., and 4:30 p. m. daily. Buses leave St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison st. ; Telephone Mar. 4381. Adv. Clvle League to Meet The Oregon Civic league will met Saturday at 12 o'clock in the crystal room of the Hotel Benson. Bishop Frederick D. Leete will speak. ' For reservations telephone Main 421. ; 1 . (?.---.r; : Beekeepers to Heet--The Multnomah i County Beekeepers' association will hold a field meet Sunday At 1 o'clock at Troutdale in the yards of the , station agent. All Interested are Invited to be present. . . . , Steamer America, for St. Helens and way landings, daily at 2 :30 p. m., foot of Alder street, Sundays, St. Helens only, at 11 -.30 a. m. Main 8323. Adv. llabbl 3Vlse Abboobccs Topic The topic of Rabbi Wise's sermon at Temple Beth Israel tonight at 8 o'clock will be "The Wise Counselor." Saturday morn ing service at 10:30. PortiandTIUamook Cadillac stage Una leaves Hoyt hotel daily-at 8:30 ty m. and 1 p. m. ! Special arrangements mads for fishing parties. Adv. . Portland-Salem Stage Leaves Seward hotel, Tenth and Aider, every hour from I a. m. to T p. m. Fare $1.75. Adv. Lrgloa to Campaign for Boons Re sponsibility for putting the state bonus measure across In Portland and Mult- T I raw. w2 fi fry w Smart new styles! for Young Men. The very newest and latest in designs created by one of the country's finest styling staffs tailored in lustrous all-wool fabrics. Yes, the f3rices arej much lower and the values, in our judgment, Jare absolutely unmatchable. ! PHEGLEYi & G A VENDED Corner Fourth and Alder Streets nomah county has been accepted by Portland poet of the American Legion. The measure is to come before the peo ple in the special election of June 7. Campaigning for the measure will begin Immediately, according to Jay Coffey, manager of the post. The plan calls for addresses, accompanied by moving: pic tures in the various sections of the town and a monster parade to close the cam paign, bs announced. , To Meet st Ringer Heme Instead of meeting at the Washington hotel, as originally' planned, the Alumni associa tion of Whitman college will - meet to night st the home of Robert L. Ringer, 530 ast Thirty-first street. Announce ment was made of - the meeting being postponed because) Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hits had been called to Walla Walla to attend the funeral of Dr. Y. C. Bla lock, brother of Mrs. Hits. Miss Grace Lee, secretary of the association, stated this morning the meeting would be held a the Ringer home. Mrs. Jesklas Better Physicians stat ed this morning that Mrs, L. V. Jenkins, who has been seriously ill for several weeks at St. Vincents hospital, is much better. Unless complications set in, she is now almost out of danger and is im proving steadily each day. ; Mrs. Jen kins suffered a serious relapse about a week ago, following a long attack of pleural pneumonia. Two blood transfu sions' .were necessary to sustain her strength through the second crisis. Home Is Robbed G. A. Anderson, 823 Stanton street, reported to the police that burglars broke the window pajie in a rear window and . robbed his home Thursday night. A quantity of cloth ing1 and jewelry : were taken. : Entering with a pass key, burglars robbed the room of O. K. Mitchell. 310 Benson hotel, according to a report made to the police. A jewel box and several ar ticles of Jewelry ; were takei. - i Jewish Service Assosseed Services will be held at the Congregation Novah Zedeck Talmud Torah, Sixth and Hall streets, : tonight at 7 :30 o'clock ahd to morrow morning at 9 o'clock. The Rev. Abraham L Rosencrantz will 'officiate All are welcome to attend. Religious school Sunday at 10 o'clock. Salem -Mill City Stags Use Connects O. K. No 5 for Mill City ; connects O. EX, No. S (to Stayton only). Jos. Hamman. Salem phone 44-rAdv. ; S. A H. Green Stamps for Casta Hol man Fuel Co. Main 353, 560-2 L Adv. Dr. Edith Phillips, correct glasses, 450 451 Pittock block. Broadway 1305. Adv. Moving! Best price, best work. Main 1261- Green Transfer, 202 V6 Alder. Adv. Cordwood, 88.46 F. E. Bowman Co. Adv. . 1 Safety Boxes le Dally. 284 Oak. Auv. All Offices Filled By Portland Girls Oregon' Agricultural College, Corvallis, May 13. Portland co-eds will. fill every office in Omicron N'u, home economics honorary sorority, for next year, as a result of elections held Monday, the re turns of whiciy have just been an nounced, Alice Feike heads the list, as president, Alice Gilstrap is vice presi dent. Winnifred Jones, secretary, and Alma Scharf, treasurer. All are mem bers of the Junior class. Alden Shoes for Boys Conceded the world's best Peak price was $10 and $12. Friday and Saturday our entire stock in tan and black calfskin, blucher and English widths A to D , - Sires 1 to T"7 Sizes 44 to 1Q 1. .......... P f Jo ,. . Special So. i . : Weyenberg Shoes 60 pairs Boys' black side button or blucher McKay sewed shoes, broad toes. SUes 11 to 13, $2.50 pair. Sizes 1 to 6, 93.OO pair. laWieniliq Outfitter s Chi Id re rv 14 SIXTH BiEAB. ALJDEA SanaST . : .af Indictments Charge Attempted Robbery Of Troutdale Bank Archie McCoy is charged a ith at tempting to loot, the Troutdale State bank on the morning of April 20, in two indictments returned Thursday by the Multnomah county grand jury. McCoy will face charges of attempting to rob the bank and . carrying concealed weap ons. : He was arrested a few miles from Troutdale the afternoon the bank ; was wrecked by , explosives and has since been confined in the county' JaiL ' The grand jury, In t an indictment against John Mason, alias James Dean, who is charged with tampering with the block signals of the Portland Railway. Light & Power company, endangering property and the lives of street car pas sengers. He Is said to have cut the bond wires at East Fiftieth street and Powell valley road. - An indictment against W. T. Pearcd charges a statutory crime on April 12. Not true bills were returned in the cases of Fred Harris, attempted burg lary, and Lee Wong and Sam Eng. robJ bery. Five .Of the grnad jury indict ments are secret. State Law Attacked; In Action Brought By Nucoa Nut Co. Request for injunction was filed in the United States district court Thurs 1000 Sheets Tissue Toilet Psper 10c East Morrison and DOUBLE STAMPS SATURDAY AND MONDAY NEW SILK BLOUSES New Models, dependable qualities of Crepe de Chine. Georgette and Pongees. Belt in and tie back styles in round and V necks. White Flesh, Bisque, Tsrquoise and Navy. Priced special $4.50 up. BUNGALOW APRONS SPECIAL $1.39 Women's Percale Aprons of extra good quality. Popular styles, neat patterns, in medium large sizes. Former prices were $2 and $2.25. BLEACHED MUSLIN SPECIAL ISc YARD Fine quality bleached Muslin, full yard wide. Very suitable for un derwear. Recently sold for dou ble this price. , ; LARGE SIZE SHEETS SPECIAL $1.39 81x90 bleached Sheets of good quality, free from dressing, wide hems. Extra good value. LADIES' RIBBED SUMMER UNDERWEAR The best of values.. Bodice top, Dutch neck, short sleeves. Union Suits 75c $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 LADIES' FINE RIBBED VESTS for summer wear. Lace yokes. 1"ubular and bodice tops, 35c to 75c. :; ' Men's Spring Suits Smart weaves, clever styles in single and double breasted models. The best of wool and tailoring. These suits .have that striking distinction that appeals to men. ' , New Suits at new prices $35.00. . Sport Oxfords Ladies' ball strap sport Oxfords in bronze calf with heavy welt sole and low heel. The newest in spring footwear. I Special price. $7.50. ;.! There Is One Electric Store Where Prices Are Lower! .i ;. . : - .. .. ....... ... i ' I : Lowest Prices on Everything Electrical ! ' ' "" " " - . , ' ' ' ' I I We Repair Your Flashlight Free of Charge. j 1( Flashlight Batteries, Strictly. Fresh, Last Longer We Repair Electric Irons and Electric Appliances - Evinrude Electric Store 'Evlsrsde Motors Elect He 1 Sspplles Pkose" Marshall 17s r 11 Morrison, Sear First St. Opes Every Satsrday Siigst TUI An Approximate Vacuum Effective May 2d, Tires declined zo. and in addition we are sathoriged, for a limited Ume, to gire FREE wits each VACUUM CUP CASING a Gaaranteed Ton-iTested Tsbe this Is connection wits tbe redaction effects a direct savins: ef .approximately S, brlnrlna; the present cost Selaw pre-war prices. The qnallty of VACUUM, CUP TIKES has never been, questioned. Affuinst theje prices job cannot sow afford to bay, a less favorably known or so-called O VP Tire. ....,:,-...,..:.'..,.... , . A . t. , , WINTERS & BROOKINGS "'.' nistribntors of VACUUM CUP TIRES Slaee 1I. Si.67 SIXTH ST., PORTLAND. OREGON PHOSE BBOADrTAT IHI day afternoon to restrain I. H. Van Winkle, attorney .general of the state, and C. L. Hawley, dairy and food com Rflssioner ' from- ordering discontinued the sale of Nucoa Nut margarine by the Corvallis Creamery company, and pros ecuting in event of its continued sale. The product. ' manufactured and shipped to Oregon by a corporation in California, is alleged to be sold in vio lation of the state dairy law against the use ojK the words rbutter,". "milk" and similar: terms on goods not containing such ingredients. The product as set forth to the request for Injunction is marketed as a "butter" made from nuts. ; An attack upon the constitutionality of the state law Is made in ffte request. It states the law grants privileges to a certain class : of citizens and further places an ' undue burden on - commerce between the various states of the union. School Needs First In Bond Investment Salem, May 13. Funds of the . in dustrial accident commission ; in the amount of $150,000 will bo Invested in bonds by. the state bond commission at a meeting May 18. According to a previously announced policy f of the board, bonds of school districts will be HEADQUARTERS Tour glasses adjusted and straightened with out obligation. ,-. t- DR. A. U. RUHNDORF KVESIOHT SPECIALIST I B04 Broadway Btdg., Morrison at BiaaJasj , ;. . rnona main -.u : 1 Delineator Smb- scriptions at Be dseed Rates )- at O s r Patters Coaster. Union Avenue GREEN AND RED J CORSETS Greatly Reduced Many at one-third off. Biz reduc -tion in the prices of our: entire stock of corsets, which consists of such well-known makes as .American Lady, TCabo, Rengo Belt and Crown Special. In fleshl Or white, plain and brocaded, hfgh, medium and low bust. Extra jral ues at $1.39, $2.19 end $2,95 SOc-WOMElSTS BLOOMERS 90c Windsor Lingerie Crepe Bloonjiers in flesh color. Cut good and full, elastic, at waist and knee.: Ettra good values. Special at 90c. I WOMEN'S CREPE I. GOWNS SPECIAL AT $1.95 Lingerie Mercerized Crepe Gowns in dainty figures on white or flesh ground. Regular values' $3. 0fj. Special Values on HOSIERY Ladies' Highly Mercerized Lisle hose, brown, black and white, t Special st 50c 1 Ladies' extra nice quality artificial silk hose, fine lisle top. Our 1.00 quality. Cordovan, gray, black and white. Special at 79c. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY Fine ribbed Cotton Hose, all sizes. Brown, black and white, i Special at 25c Boys' Scout Hose, all sizes, 50c Children's Short.Sox 25c 35 Saving on Gup Tires given first consideration, with county bonds second. All bond dealers in tits BliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiifiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiitiiininiiininiiiniinnniiifiniii:::: The best "buy" in years Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits at You'll say we're givng you something when you see what splendid Hart Schaffner & Marx suits you can get here Sam'l Fifth and Alder I Gasco Building riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilitiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiitiiiiiiiiiiiMiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiigiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitinmnnntiiiiiiiituig us si i s 1 1 if is s s s s s s g ggs y WniHUUSUIiWIItlWUIslUISWUllWlat 1 HAZELWOOD I I FAIRY FLAKES j 1 THE MOST POPULAR CANDY IN TOWN I Specially Priced Friday and Saturday . I 35 c riuiiinsiifisirimirffit:NrwtiiiMTmiuiH::iifnnrwiutns 5!'!iinimiiiiNitMmiHiiimiitfjiBiuHiwufimiui;uimi per one-pound box. The delicate flavor of these dainty Candies is due not only to their I absolute purity but to their perfect freshness. J These 'distinctive Candies are made and sold only by The Hazelwood CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT 388 WASHINGTON ST. 127 BROADWAY '..("-... ''v-:'' -''.- 'V . , T V'--' .,' Your Gasco Briquets NOW At the special summer price and don't wait until we are all sold up Main 6500. J stats jfave been notified 'of the meeting but the' board declares its purpose to : ii 4 now at CopTrtght Rosenblatt ssiwiimiiiHnm;uiHmariiUHiiwimtOTij iwiii((tuiiiiiwiiiiWiJtiiiiwB,uiuntmni:uw:ii" s I 6 - 1 - -:'. ' - ; PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO. -Auto. 662-74. -71 buy ; direct if bonds ,re available that manner. It ;VV"rIa-. Z'iAAtti x MI Am i 1921 Hart Schaffner at Uars & Co. New PeVIrins Hotel . Wssninrton ssd Fifth Sts. Portland, Oregon a,'":!i7HT:::' rw' " L?ir ; ill if - Special Weekly stes , . . Perkins Grill and Steak Shop JUICT STEAKS AND CHOPS Broiled Over Charroal Only Jnst to salt yon. Breakfasts tie to lAe . LsBckeo'ss lie and He Dinner He Sonday Dinner 11.89 Gray, White or Black Casket Two- Autos, Hears. Km balm. Inf. U u t s t d Box. Uravaj Marker. jMineral Notices, Bear era' U loves, fersoasi bsrvioes. Use of CbspsL Miller & Tracey Independent funeral Directors WASHINGTON AT EELA ST. - Phones: Main 2691, 678-85 TirsiveE- llckets rteserrstions Hotels Railroads Fteamshlp Lines ; Motor Ttlpt Tours and Roads a, a ' afnntasj aaaniannasa s yLfi niisl DOU3KY SSMITH. aUaacM JOtTlNAJU-BUSlNsCSS Ot'FlCIi Main 717J Marshan 17 Boynton Furnacaa A SUCCESS LET US INSTALL TOURS If $i r sm 175 ' VHOM MAIM 1 MARKBT T. la