run
daily : joun:;Ai, - pcrtTLA::D, ohego:;.
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VEIERffiS TO USE
CARE IN HANDLING
iilDIGEtU FOS
CortimanHlers of war Veterans Josts
n Multnom&Jti county be jnore w-
ful hereafter la dispersing pioney pro
vided, by th county tmont .Indigent
: veterans and thelri-Camilies, the com-
- maaders agreed this morning at a--bear -Ins:
before the ta supervising, aiuj
conservation- commission.''?-'
' Charges and counter charges among
the commanders themselves caused the
hearing. Some f the Q. A. R. com
manders , in f particular, were at outs,
but-, their differences seemed to be
largely -personal and Chairman Mnlkey
- of the tax body 'arfeaced them Vlth a
wate'of hla hand. i
Real trouble developed however. In
the, discussion ,of the county budget
for relief of the Indigent soldiers. The
' county commissioners made the budget
" out for S3S.00, which Is the- maximum
under' the present .law." as interpreted
: by the district attorney. -
The eld soldiers pointed pot that
. $33,000 was provided last year and that
this som was exhausted', at the end of
eevep i months., The t emergency fund
had to e drawn upon during the re
mainder of tho year. They asked that
tUfi20 be voted for the G. A. Rand
131200 for the other organisations
Disabled Veterans of . the World War.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Spanlsh-
American War- veteran. 'Indian -War
veterans' and Veterans of - the .World
- War.. -v r , i .
; Pot the tax. body and" the county
. commissioners doubted" ft the la w.vas
ft stands,: w Hi allow this. , Robert -A.
Sawyer. rcommander of ' the , Spanish
r War veterans said he believed., the. Jaw
. - wss intended only for the G.yAR.
T. Bronilletfe, assistant .;'. adjutant
general, of the' G. A..JU suggested that
a questionnaire,; be": made u$ to-be
filled by each indigent soldlerv4-ab-.
piles for relief, the qaeStibnnaWTo b
sworn- to before a, notary, Th Would
relieve- the commanders of much grief,!
he sali. Hm suggestion, was, adopted.
Under the systenv "J vue, tnoney is
paid to-ccldlers-'wHhout question. In
" most cases, en jreQOBimendattonr of the
corotnstersk7'.H.-Ai':-- "j-i-i-..
. JAF AKSE0' Tlal
' I. Mizurma, Japanese contractor, went
on trial in. Circuit. JadfeltToek'a de
partment this momin -mim,. charge of
manslaughter lor th Wrnn of JBmosW
Hayeskl at Kourth and iSveretlf streets
August 11. " Kayeski had been an em
ploye of Mixuxna, and "he was shot dur
ing a quarrel over wages. - The state
maintains . that Mlsuma.' a,, large man
for a Japanese, had takert a gun ay ty
rom Hayeskt and"that the latter- was
fleeing" when' Mlinraa shot Thsde
fenae, on the other, hand.; -pleads self-
defense, " '-sr- -' ;-'.'.
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Ballot
I)i6cmtlc; Circles
WaUia Walla,' Wash : Oct,' 20.-Idlg--nation
was - rtf. in Janocrttie ..circles
- here Thursday as . result of n. ruling
by State Attorney General I
Thompson to the effect -that the name
of fcV Ce Mastoe. Republics nominee
for thaieffiee-ot county superintendent
of soltooisVshcuId -be-i printed On the
. ballot. Tegard'.esS ef the fact that u
toe failed to.-file wHtav the county
auditor 20 ,dayi before' proof that he
- had taught in, the, schools of the state
one year of rne mpnths, together wjth
a copy jDf his teacher's certificate,, as
required by. seotion.s497i of. . Fierce'
code of the state statutes. Thompson
. held that the-law in this regard is di
. rectory -and not. mandatory. ., r '
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. Reedsport, Oct - 20. Tb "body of
Henry fctaford, who, with John Hell.
was drowned October It. while crossing
the bar at the mouth of the Siushiw
river .when their loat capelt ss- they
- were returning fronva fishing trip, was
; found Thursday on tft. beach "near the
mouth at tive Umpqua river. The. cor
oner of Douglas county took charge of
v the body and brought It to Gardiner,
whera It was Identified. . . V
Major, Gen.: Mortoir
- Due; Saturday r on
Army Post Journey
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' Major General Morton, commaoding
general of the Ninth corps; arts, U. S.
army. . comprising f' a$ " the . tV esters
states, will arrive in Portland Satur
day night, to remain ' hers- until next
Thursday, aucording to 'announcement
made : by the 96th division hedquar
tera, -General Morton, yrtio- is next in
rank to General- Pershing, -will be ac
companied by Mrs i Morton," From
loMtand they will go-ta Camp Lewis,
Wash...;.' 'X i"'.--vri-;1 'iHv jSj'sJ'
? Before' leaving the rstats . General
alarton will - motor . to Salem, where
be will pay his respects Uo the gov
ernor, 4nlwm viRt ugene. Corvallis
and tha coMjiV' defenses of the Colum
bia. In Kugen and Corvallls he will
Inspect the reserve officers training
corps vnjts' .;,:' .. I. ' r, ": 'fj,
General Morton entered" West Point
In 1879." He has been through all the
grades and now is t)K saeond Wshest
ranking jofficer of the United States
army. i n.Y'sihi
During; the World war General Mor
ton was in France, in command of the
29th division, made up of troops from
Virginia, Maryland and the District of
Columbia.- After the war Tand prior' to
his assignment to command the Ninth
corps area, he was In command of the I
department of Hawaii '
Ebom .Stm Left
On Excursion Train
; For Washington
Several compartments and lower
berth spaces remain open on the trade-
excursion special.' which will .leave
PortlandSunday -onder ihe auspices of
th. Chamber of 'Commerce for a tour
of" the Grays Harbor and South, Bend
districts of the state t .Washington. .
. . Paul DeHaas, ? chairman of th v-
cursion commtttee.announced' i today
that, interest was being,, manifested In
the excursion during the last minutes
of the booking and predicted that every
space would be. filled when HtheJtraln
pulled out of the Union station. This
trip will be the first Portland business
men have made to the Washington ter
ritory in six years.
Says.Hell; Charge
Halloween Dainage
iTo. Municipality
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if Halloween hoodlums damage the
property or Robert C, Wright, ho, pro
poses to hold the city responsible,-and
will make claim for the payment of
damages. -This he tqld the city council
in a communication sent to it today.'
- Wright, says s Jrhis city asJ made
a safe and sane Fonrth ofrJulyt bnt It
has signally failed to make a ;SS,f and
sane Halloween., for years past prop,
arty has been destroyed or damaged by
gangs br motts of hoodlums andlHuman
life has often beenendangefed.:'. It is
no defense o say that parents or police
cannot control : these.-mobaj; ; v:1
iHe says .extstUigwdinances probably
are sufficient to eovei" the 'situation,
but suggests that If they ars not- then
a more drastic measur should be
passed at once .He also suggests that
a Uco corraT. be ,provldd la soma
dark basement where all jrovtag; law
less HaHoweea. gangs can be rounded
uo. , without VwaUlnsr, for rda mages to
occur, and that charges of disorderly
Conduct W? fsro.3-i -'
-'Tho under8i-n4, jiaVsi' citlx,i nd
sMCpayr," says ;.tha - communication,
-fives' noties that full rotecttom of
him nrooerty la demanded of the city
against such gatigs. and mobs, and if
tamaces- are . causea ,oy .tneir. acta.
claim fori: -mdemnlty "wiU. bo made
asaiaat-thS5.elty.,Vi J .1 iy-.':i t
, Petition 'for the appointment of a re
oelver to administer tho affairs of Ken
naxd & Adams, larjre east side general
marchandise establishment at No. S39
L Williams avenue, is contained lu the
amenaea complaint iiiea in the eircuit
court today in the suit In equity
brought against William Kennard and
Mary F. Kennard, former owners of
the store, by A. -' E. Bryson and his
mother, Mrs. C Pt Bryson, who bought
the store several, years sgb t -
Fraudulent t presentation of the
volume of business turned ever yearly,
wilful manipulation of records and -a
refusal to deliver the books according
v (POLOSEl. THORPE IS DEAB
Brainerd, Minn., Oct- 2CF.---(IT.S p.--Colonel
Freeman- Thorpe -7t. interna
tionally known portrait painter of all
preei4enta from Uneoltt rdown, and
whos-work, hangs ia the oapitol at
Washington and many state caprtols,
died -hers today; t v t '- ..
ir Spcskane,? -Waahi! Oct.; 307-JamM N,
iJaicbett,-Spokatie pioneer, suocumbed
te heart trouble yesterday. -He came
to saokans; In .1884' from Portland and
engaged hv" the dry egods ; business.
He was .horn in Ireland in )8st and
came to America at IS years bf .age. -
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THE ONLY BIG NEW
SHOW IN TOWN-:
TODAY ;.
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Vv'rlferV'! r.'i . ; .'in his litest ' y '-'
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A thrilling drama
of the North
with .
JOHNNIE
WALICER
-At the
BLUE
MOUSE
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WATIIIIS iGMIl
- LATHERS
PAT
r 3toi - W'atklns persists la his ; att
tempt to get-his opponent, Itepresefita
Uve rpaf j McArthnr, on vecord one
way or the other as regards the? com
pulsory public school. bilL ; An Inter
change of letters between the candi
dates earlier in the week availed noth
ing. Today Watkins addressed the fol
lowing communication to Mc Arthur r ;
;- It is true, as has been -frequently
demonstrated in your- own case, that
if is "a waste of soap to lather an asa."
and ' from the halter - you .have been
wearing' for these' many r years, : to
which yon have become so accustomed.
I wonder why anyone eheuld waste
either soap or halter but ray question
Is still unanswered.1 X repeat it : . Are
yon, or are you not. , in favor of the
compulsory school Jbln, or are you
against it?-. --'.'" - - -
; I have declared my position. The ex
eeutiv committee of the county ; cen
tral committee of the Republican party
has declared its position. The lemo
cratlc county central committee has
declared its ! position., Both have-4n-dorsed
my stand. . I again, therefore,
challenge you to declare yours. ; i
; Nowj do not Tlay "the blatherskite.
Anybody can sling mud as' you have
done .In - every statement you : have
made to me. -Simply demonstrate some
courage J and state where you stand.
The people want to know, and they
want to know now.. . - ;, -t
In an address before the East Side
Business Men's club last evening Wat
kins made a .forceful indorsement of
the 1927 exposition and the results ac
cruing therefrom. In a second ad
dress at the -library at Multnomah
Watkins again flayed MoArthur on
his record, in congress, including: his
vote against "-the;- soldiers bon-us-. This
evening Watkins is billed for. an , ad
dress- at -Artisans' halL KUIinks worth
and Alberta' street. Saturday he will
speak at theRockwood grange at noon
and at the Fulton school. Second and
Logan streets, at 8 o'clock Saturday
evenings ; ,v-ij ;.v''v ..--j .. , '-
Amended Complaint
ChargepvEratil in
Transfer of Store
to contract, are charged In the amend-
ed complaint. '....: .- ..-b,"'-- . .---.
Bryson claims the purchase price- for i
the store, which he bought from Adams
in August m8.-lwasrfc55.fl00, and that
Adams represented the net profit for
that -year to be S18.1&4. when. later de
velopment showed the store was being
and had been run at a loss for .two
year prior to that date.-H --t -r
Bryson claims Adams said the books
had -been burned and thati under that ,
excuse he prevented the new owners
frera - checking up en the volume of
tnasineas through which, they . -could
figure profit and loss.5 In the amended
complaint Bryson asks for the appoint
ment of receiver, the return of. 830.
000 paid on the; contract, cancella
tion of the contract and ah Injunction,
preventing the transfer of promissory
notes for the ; balance of j the85S.Kw
due on the contract. ; . - - v :
Secretary Davis to
Speak Here; Oct. 30
- Washington, , Oct.' 1 20.-J. Il8-
Secretary of -Ijabor Davis ; left Wssh
ington this - afternoon o speaking
tour that will last until the end of tfce
campaign, i He wiU speak at Elia
beth ff..Ji tonight ajnd will Ihen Jnmp
to the iWeBt, y His Western speakin
dates follows I October tl, Sheridan,
Wyo. i October 25, Billings. Mont. ; Oc
tober 8, Butte ; October 8T. Spokane ;
October Zir Sealtte i October 30, Port
land ; Kovember 1. iReno ; November
3, Ogden; November 4, Salt Lake City.
icycl& Eider Hurt
Tn Auto Collision
, r-..iiia . vt ?n Paul Landrus.
machine operator - at the Gasette-Timesl
office, was run over by a taxi owneu
by "JaW Kerr, shortly after p'ctock
last night and. was r rendered uncon
scious, the wheels of the big machine
passing over his chest and neck. He la
at a lotl j hospitel where hq has- re
mained virtually (.unoonscioua and . the
outcome is stilt I uncertain, i , Landrus
was riding his bicycle on Main street
when struck. He; -came to 'Corvallis
last, June from Kugene, where hi peo
ple reside. . ' ". j'.' , ;. i '; "; ;
- HABKT BBOtASKI
. San Francisco. Oct. 2a (I. X. S-M
Friends of Harry Brolaski. under sen
tence at McNeil island federal peniten
tiary for' conspiracy to violate ' the
Volstead act, is seriously ill and has
beenvtaken to a Tacoma hospital, ac
cording to 'word' reaching here today
Brolaski- has- had an eventful - career
and is reported to have written friends
that he fears It will end before he Is
released from pxlsonj His friends are
gnatly alarmed over! his condition.
' - ; TO GIVE BAwCE ' V'
Oregon chapter of -.the ' Order of De
Molay will hold a dancing party at
the Hotel Multnomah this evening. A
large attendance is ekpected.
Bonham Checks Up
yn prisoners : wno
. A.r.e to Be Deported
A. P. Bonham, t?.- Jt ImmigraUon ik
speetor, - has returned' from ' SaJeen,
where' he has been checking up state
institution m the Interests of his- d-partcuanr,-
Three) men In the peniten
Uary re stobject to deportation, at the1
expiration of. .theirs sentences, 'wne Is
a Ruaaan, ow Mexican, and the
third a German cittxen. .
Other items listed on the records of
the Immigration offices Include t the
report of the imposing of & fine of
820 against the German bark "Har
ald'. for - failure on . the part ; of the
captain to, present on arrival & recod
of the alien erew. According the
war time ruling which, has never been
revoked, for every member . of the
crew who leases the ship the captain
is held under $500 bonds. j'
Three Chinese cooks were Arrested
on the .American' oil tanker -H. T. Har
per, seriously: crippling the culinary
department of the- ship by their re
moval. The men have never. been ad
mitted to the United States and there
fore are unlawfully en gaged tin coastwise-
trade and tire' liable to deporta
tion. - , s - c
vTaka Matoike, Jsnanese, who es
caped from the Nankoh Mani several
nights ago and was caught the next
morning by the police, 'will spend 'his
time in jail 'until . the ship departs,
when lie will be deported by the Immi.
gration authorttiea. --
-' 6RA15 WAHEHOIT8E BTJB3TS
.Amity, - Oct. , 20. The large ware
house at Briedwetl station, one and one
half miles west of Amity, burned to
the ground early this morning. Many
farmers had their grain stored In this
warehouse, and whatever was not cov
ered by insurance is a total loss. una
buitding was owned by the Sam Boyer
Hay ec Oram- company, oause or : ens
fire has not been determined, .
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Donors Thanked by
YiffJJ rStudent Body
Willamette University. Salem Oct.
20, Resolutions were passed today, by
the associated Student body of Wil
lamette wntverslty- expresemr a ppreei
atiohno Robert A. Booth ;f Eugene
end' Ei S. Coly n s of ort Und for tf ta
Of $100.000; each- & the forward move
ment of" Willamette university. By
this noon reports- indicated that-lWO-000
' had been t secured - toward j the
XLJ&d.OOO fund. Includin $350,000 prom
ised by" the 'Rockefeller-foundation on
eondittoa ?00,00q is raised.; t
William ScottDies.V
y Of Heart r Disease
Carlton Oct " aeWlHiam - Scotti St.
died at Carlton, Tuesday, of heart dis
ease. ' He had held !classi Mmday at
bit achool near here. - -His .tUfe, Mrs.
Anna Scott, has been working In a mil
Hnery tore at Corvallls, an during
her absence , he- had beenj-aklng his
meals with fete mother, Mrs. Kda, Wills.
When hd .failed te appear .Tuesday
morning Mrs. Wills went t Jiia home
and found him deed. Scott was a son
of Carlton's pioneer. C . Scott. ." .
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SALEX 03t LOOKOUT .1 i
Salem, Oot 20. Iftwtrlal '.Workers
ot the World being Reported, from
Portland today will find no welcome in
Salem. . Chief "cf Iolice MoffUl has
tailed six -, special policemen to .watch
for? the appearance of wobbliea" in
the capita city, and to keep them mov
ing, to a mere congenial. dime.' ...,:..
' Six rounded combs, held parallel by
metal links, form a new. device .to en
able woman to wave her own hair.
BEMOf RATirr MENTIS G'
' The Zemocratlq cminf yf committee to- p
day announced a imeetflKg o be" 'held !r;
at the Hawthorne school Sattirday at K t
8 o'clock p. m, ' The, foltbWlng eanar-f i
datea will .speak? Kl ton Watkins ,
Alic tc.Vau(tht. T3i TJ Hcdlud '
and Walter Gleasonr . s 'ii k. i 4 .: -
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iRectl Miik Safetyvr
1 ; L -Sx: f 9 aure -when you lift "J c 1 1 1 i
- ! it : tphuylpMtb .Carna.: f Wife J
V ? X" : Ititi Your grocer 1 KfT
,i -w . man -who supplies you :; 1
: ' x ' '?"th tnis wholesome, "' M''
: X- - (T h SsVot ooea of "10O Ttd
' ' -ZS frse-suMrese 1
'; .g"'11' XySX rSorsAfaVMk VOh PradmcttCo..
"Boy-Wise
s
::? Iy uTettilc department is VBoy-Wiser!!-f
to just the kind of clothes that Sonny
wears longer and please him more. '
The Real Values, which I am offering-,
for .Saturday, j are above comparison,
eliewhere. . l i ; v
SUITS i
I rwith twopair of Iniektrs '
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These suits are almost beyond descripr
tionj they're values which one must -see
to appreciate their real merit. New
est fabrics, styles and colonics. ! -
MaU Orders
Fined.
Boys.Store,
2d Floor
i-
Oiher Reed Valui$9&$to fllASF
Boys Overcoats .
$10 ; $12.50 : $J5, .-;$20?:-
A splendid new stock. Everything from ?
a light weight raincoat to Boys
"Heary Vlster" wiU be found.
Morrison'
rPoFttnrf'a Leading Clothier for Over. Half, a Century
d-otvT crr7T T TlvTr
JUJCi XX OJCiJUJLil -JLN AT fourth
HUNTERS,!
SHOOTING IS GOOD . . . .
- , Z JLm Closing at My Stock of , K
;rSELBY: SHELLS
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.:rPer;Bo:
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special; price 71
(Straight)
CTHE SFORTIXG CGCD3 3IAN ; 5TU AND WASHINGTON -
- ). , . . i ;; ?i M I hW ) ; :
DANCE music -.: ' . I ;. '' lw !
-;--- tarly ra tbe Moraiag. , '-. ' -'1 .-. I J. . .
Fox-Trots. , DiaU Wghwwy. ; Fox-Trots. , j VJ I ;
Orcfejffro. Ray Miller aitd Hi Orchettra. v i V ui ' A i
A-397 75e , A690 75c X JJl- v 3
Dosi! Brint M Posies.
State Strset Blues. ' Fox-Trots. - '- -f
Frank Wettphal and ' Hii . I lf" lljfiliH,"i! i .'
Coal Black Mammy.
Tempting. .
Eddie Elkina
Hot Lips.
I Love Yea, Sweet Angeline.
'From ("Strut Miss Lizzie."
Fox-1ot. Ted Lewis and h
Hi Band. A-3676 75c
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Mary Ellon.
Who'll Take My Place (When
I'm Gone). Fox-Trots. Bay
Miller and Hi Orchestra,
j A-369S- 75c
Are Youi Playing Fair?
Tricks, i Fox-Trots.
Eddie Elkina' Orchestra.
A-368S 75e
Susanna. Waltz.
Prinee' Danes Orchestra,
Wonderfal Yon. Fox-Trot.
Ray Miller and -His Orehst- !
tra. : , . A-36S9 7Se
Thru the Night.
- Love's Lament, Waltzes. '
Prince's Dance Orchestra.
A-36S1 75c
POPULAR SONGS
lH SUnI Beneath Yeor Window
To-nlfnt an4 Whistle.
' At JoUaiw,
Wheo Y sm4 Wero Yo -Mauio
Cuea.
. r Van andrSchnek.
- , A -3694 TSc
Oh! U Sho Dosab? " . ;
Sosio! -Eddie Cantor.-
' A-368o 75c
From "Strut
I'm Nobody' Gaj.
Miss Uizie.". .
Swoot Mao o Mine- Dolly Kay.
- ' A-3692 7Sc
My Horn's Lovia Arm, -
I WUh Knew (You Really -Loved
Me).' Ray Miller
Novelty Orchestra ace. Frank
Crumit. . - ; , 75e
Yea RemJod Mo el My Mother.
fFfora Little Nellie Kelly." .
Charles Hart.
NelHe Kelly, I Love Yov.
Mdly Waits, Intro. "The
Voice in My Heart,'! from
-L4ttlo Ketlie KeUy." ' ;
Prinee' Dane Orchestra.
A-369S Tie
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Call Mo Back, Pal o Miao. '
j Lewi Jams.
Whilo tho Years RoU By.
Criterion Quartet. A.36S6 7So
Suar Bla, "' . . . '
Tho Meaao-t Man ia the World. '
(Milady's Blues), htena Wil-. -liant
and Her Dixie Band. '
A-369S 7Se
VOCAL ANET INSTRUMENTAL
IXovos Yo, Mister Cooo. .
Do Colored Borboeoo. -
Harry C. Brown. -
... A-367S-75
"Ft-.
Prfnceten Soogs -Medley No. 1 . .
Princeton' SengsMdey No, 2 '
, Shannon Four. '
.r.-' "' :A-369V.:-7S'
, KHUsr oo tho Keys,
A Buoch of Keys. Piano Daets, ;
Frank Bonta and Jack Austin.
-. . ' ! - A-36&7 7Sc
Tho Blackbird.- (Irish ' Sonfc?
iDuee).t- - i
; Medley of IrUh Roots. Irish jpipoa, - -violia
sn4 piano trior- Enni, i,
: Morrison and Muller.
A-5679 7Se-
Hawoiiosi NicktmraJo: ' Waltz.
Isle of Zorda. r -; Fex-Trot.
; Xylophone Solo. Jest Libonatuu
. A-3S80 V5 ... . - .
SYMPHONY
Where My Caravaa Has Rested. ;; .
(Lehr) Seprano and Con-
v tyalto . Deet. . Hesa ; and ' i
Carwtelo Ponaelle.- l
' ' S1 S1.S0
Mafic Flat "Pomsenta NBi., -
m0b1 lais and Osiris) ' ;
- - . - - - : . - (Mozart). -
Nobocodoooeor. , Pel future " v
nel , bnjo ,;, discerno."- .- (Th. -:
Future 0ereast.I See) '
i Verdi). -Bass Solos.
Jos Mtrdones. A-C2t0 - iSl-50
5ooooO do lo CaardeT No. Z.;. r
(Uubay) , Violin Solo,
fhtei d Kerekjarto. ' t
488S9 $1.50
La Cioconda -od'Anrelo.'1
or Mortal .,- -'
Contralto Sols, ,
Jeanne Cordon, i
Voce H Dono:
(Voice of Angel
(PoncbieW) ;
80185-
Crodlo
5J-00
i' Spoon River, v (American -Fojlt .!.
Songr ' MMaateTs-Graiageri
. Piano Soloi. Percy Qrainger. i':
yA.,.. ,,fcJ) ,;,, , nj,t, - ,
S2r . Our Alley. (Bridgo);,
Cherry R5o. - . (Bridge)
- London String Quartet.
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