The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 06, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpage 4 THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON. WHDN'ESDAY. MAY (. IJVJR The Bend Bulletin DAILY I 1 ii Mi i N J',i -l , i Every Aftomm.rt Kxeopt 8un.lajr. br The llrnil Hulletln i I i- i .led) Entered ae S.toiii Clan matter January ?. 17, at Ihe I . t Office el Uelld. Oregon, under Art j( March . !.. HOIIKKT W. SAWYER.. HENRY N. FOWLER . . Edltor-ManauiT . Anaoclate Kiliti'i An ImlriH n.i' lit Neiviraier. BUUldUkt lm the equare ileal, rlran tiuMtiraa, clean Hluie ami the beet interetite oi l'cn.l anil CVtilia Orrffon. BUBSI'MI'TIUN RATES By Mall JTB triA 2 One Year . . . Six M'.nttm . Three Months f.VOP J.'.::. I. .fit) One Year Six Months One M'-nth llf Currier td.r.o Alt aubacri.it ions ro due ami PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration r nailed subscribers and if renrwal la not made within reasonable time the pw wil be discontinued. Tlraie notify tin promptly of any ehusc of address, or of failure to MCsjtva the p&pstf rejrularly. OUVr ise wi will not be raajtoD ilble for copies missed. Make all chtvk and orders rayable to The Ilend Hull. 1m. WKDNKP PAY. MAY t.. 1925 He will swallow up dentil in victory; and the Lord God will Wipe away tears from Off alt faces; anil tin rebuke of his people shall he take away from off all (he earth: for the Lord hath spoken it. l.-aiah 25: S. Kl NO HEARTS Often when I'm gayly driving, hitting up some twenty miles in the hope of booh arriving, l have Brief in many styles. For my flivver's old and battered and her engine's out of whack;, fid she's always wildly scattered bolts and castings on the track. When she gasps and quits her chooing I descend, with aching heart, and gadiooking and beshrewingi try to fix the broken part. I'm this gray world's worst mechanic, and you couldn't find my mate il you searched from York to Yaanek. if you combed your native state. Underneath the auto CXeeping, soon I sprain my neck ami knee, and I spring unmanly weeping that is pitiful to see. Then some fellow COtttOS a-loping ilown the highway in his ear. and beholds me madly grouping in the oil and grease and tar. And he halts his prancing lassie and remarks. "You're old and fat. you are spavined, bald and diaay, and unfit for work like that. Crawl away ami drink a flagon of cold water from the rill: I will fix your busted wagon with the heartiest good will. When I'm old and fat and flabby and my bus is on the blink, and the luck seems dark and shabby, there may come some helpful j;ink: there may tome some kindly voter who w ill say, as 1 say now. "I will fix your locoed motor, while you rest ami bathe your brow'." When he's fixed my twistetl fender 1 remark, as off I trot, "Hearts are just as kind and tender as they ever were, I wot." r J liTe Wall Flower I I g By MARION RUBINCAM synopsis tr ruKi'KniNu CHAPTBU8 Too BRIEF FRIENDSHIP ii tctod iiku nisilal Balni laid in Itaen liiii tot tin aitnutM, drlnklni it) UmulnUni tM, hat1 throat muaolM rabunr), hi iiii uvai si llltlsof her Mlt aaaaranoa cam tack, tlloii with luir mIi limki'il linmlilv utul uruH'fiillv in Paadorn Nlcholvou in iiy in palatal daaraa. sin' ii un odd little waattiva, aaclactaS a Hurl of poor rt lii.li' Petat abd Aum Uaude, ahdlthlinaw friend. Ami Hi., nan i thalr deaihtw Dimly, who is laud i hatpins her to uadwlehaa, ebaltarad votcad aad pbpqUr. on to .ii laaltley. No ona undarilandi or carta for! In ideb htablon tht rrlaadihlp 6 bar axcapl bar latter, who alto t . Kun. mth. laalila) lati ibfia alon Uara. sh is afraid ol paopla, cin-lattfr Una, not mik in ihoni. naror knows what "Wn do ihis aVary ittarnoon," ih lo say. A tjlllal llttla fiioii.lnhlii lie- Mid. a hainl lajtUrlBI lOWard ill" Bins with Morton Newberry, who u ladtW tea labia. "Snob ipollad hablu sh too - whi n Qlady laddeajy ii' ,k i mi into wpan Gloria nonaal cities aha wants Morton. IhotiKh ovory lint sho only mini s OBCa In 18 oilier boy luit Morton hail been il''- years." totad to her Bvantaally hc becuntea! "Jeiir tliliitc - I'd tome ofu ner If aBiaxed lo him. Horn is broken 1 hail time." was Ihe answer. Qlorta hearted. She has li. snn a frleailshlp pnlleil her feet an under her. sank wiih uiorta Oatat when thai exotic lady is viafttni Norruj Tit Y IT OCT, ANYWAY I p. m., Rudy SeUter'i orchestra; 6:3t la, BLi markets: 5::'.." p. m., children's This newspaper welcome.-, the an- hour; 6::U p. m., Stale's restaurant noiincement that the eity will hrmp orchestra: 7 p. m . Rudy all aculnst ( . S. Reed to enforce the ;, h,'sti a; S p. m.. arlist nrocrani. conditions of the bond given hy him ,, m (Jeorge Hildrelh. tenor: 10 puaranteelnp maintenance and repair1 p. m.. Johnny Burak's fabirians. on his patent Wllllta pavement. Wa Ki;0- Ueneral Klectric. Oakland, have little expcclatlon that anythina 1 3S1, me,crs4 p. m.. Hotel St. .in eonie o. me proceeums lor a Kr.,mis orchestra; r.:45 p. 111 . base ball and news. KKI. Karle C. Anthony. Los Ange les. t67 meters o p. m. Herald news: 5:30 p. m.. Kxaminer pro jgram: 7 p. m.. Niek Harris detective tales: 7:20 p. m.. Isabelle I'h.ippellr. 'I lie second visit Wednesday Don rec man or. Reeds type will keep his affairs so arranged as to avoid bring I mnlited In damages, lint the council owes it to the property owners who ure paying for this worthless pave ment to leave nothing undone in the effort to ceitr.. . 01,1 iwnc t l.m fnr tti Mlm srh anhlMf .. mirh, I IWho-Oftot; T:30 p. m . Kalph Riven lo Heed's uperatlons as a re p. in., campus ntShf hy rniversity 01 C.tlifttrnia southern hraneh. KH.I. Times. Uoi Am;eles. I0S.2 Seiger's or- j meieis-: :ltt p. m.. tliililri'U's hour; I: SO p. in., insuraine talk: 7:45 p. m.. "lare of the Body." Dr. Philip her early in ihe sprint; -M. LotbU; S p. m.. t tiurleny pro- This DM MM: Kram; 10 p. m.. Art Hitkman's tr hestra. ROW, OreRonian. rortlanj, Itl.S meters- 3 p. m.. ehiltlren's hour: Till p. m.. news. hix-I letter: s p. m.. Oregon Ian toneert orchestra p. n niusU contest; lo p. tn.. .Mult nomah Hotel Strollers. Mlhor hut k itK.tisut .l pillow, ami mirvrytMl Itv. lor yoUai IttMt. 1 DOtlctd thin 1 i that bl uas w.'aiinK the UOtl Mia I'haptcr ::i ordinary m-wn If OVH It tOttM bi t-allrtl, fof it was lOWt srt of I'hl w.i Tueday. nesi rohe not like u kiuuooi at all. ivril a lot tor, howt'wr, made with a I I q t04tll the first she had had in month ft COIflOIl, tut fOT) 1h antt OTftpOOf the first In fact tlhco MortOD wrote Hnhlly around DOT small ttgyti In OQIOi I was flumr nruiir.'' Dora could set- now how I lirk ii ud hint k Hear t hii.l. wh. a oit can. won t 1"tl s'ratKlH her hair was, ami how ou couif in and talk lo m' a wlnl1.' I n: always home lat- in the after noon. Mn, Innistt v ami 1 0Mlp over teacups. Cotnt ami Join us. Haven't you erraml to tin in (In1 town tomorrow ?" I'll.' IriiiT was read and rrivud un- smiRly ii lay arotiml lor finely mod OtlOjd hrad. "It was nice of you to .onto in ami talk to BO" she said. A un in tliitt KtriuiKo DBrOM DofOi who hail n-v. r ilrmik tea at five he fore, with wafer thin :.andwl.o . .md suit of suit on his hond would also he desirable as a means of prevent Ing a like loss to some other tttwn. We have heretofore suggest "d und we now repeat the UfKMtlOIl that it would be highly fittlnp that the I , mil wi ouu ' 1 1 .. ' i i tilt li "llii I.HUH II ,, . Reed and his Willlte undertake the! ,ronon,y- Dr Mars ""'":;'r'" job of enforcing the bond. ThPV : -1" P- m ; courtesy program : 10 10 I p. in.. .ri iiirMiutn uri iifMra. KNX. Kxpress. I.os Aneio.-. meters 6:"i0 p. m.. pr-isram: 7 p. I m., AmbaHsador concert orchestra; 8 Heily, lyric tenor; S p. m.. Herald procram : 1 p. m.. Kxaminer pro Rram ; 10 p. m.. Tat rick-Marsh in chest ra. KHJ. Times. Los AiiKeles. 4o5.2 meters 6:30 p. ni.. children's hour; :10 p. m.. Lniversity tf Southern California. proRram; S p. m.. "As- Fifteen Years Ago were the ones who contracted for t Willite and who accepted the bond that Is now thotiRht to be worthless. Such extra work as may be involved in the effort to brinp Heed to terms minht rery properly be undertaken by them. This man Reed once stated that he would spend $10,000 to put The Bul letin out of business. If he has any of that money left he miRht he per suaded to use it In keepinp his word pood here. " 'Why the weather?' asks the Bend Bulletin. 'Why was the April precipitation in Bend last year only- it was slipped Into the paRes of the diary, where ever) thing precious went. She had never heard of it letter written Just that wa Who would want to talk to her.' Surely Mrs. (From the columns ot The Bend i;at).s coul.ln t he serious! She. !oru. Bulletin of the issue of May 4.U.v,.r t.m,m nn,hnK anyone would want to listen to The Bend Townsite Co. will erert of course, she shouhln I ro. The a buildinK for the local library on men her uncle, her father and one the lot south ot the D. I. & I'. Co. of ,he hiriMl nu '"' ramr in rav,,,,mb . 'or suppi-r at six. th-ir mittdav plr- office on Wall street. , , . . . , . . nic lunch not helnR enough to keep Hill and Harrtman interests w ill t.in RoinR over the day's hurd Work. enter Central UreRon over one line Bho WOJ nware of the treat favor h Holly- (if ratls through the Iieschtites tan Ivnn The t-;'- M MMI Jhtllfli W KC.W. Oregonlan. Tortland. 41 .5 ' strvons. representing Hill, and Judge Iovett. head of the Harrlnrtn lines, met in Chicago recently and decided lo construct one line through the rugged Rorge. to be used Jointly hy the two roads. A contract for the consrtuctlon of U miles of railroad from Madras til lora knew It word for word. Then slt,'s of " lh' ,r'l tieVer stoppetl I t "Kosnlp. marvelled at this repetition. She took ever) thing literally. "Hut it's no odd ou should want me to. I never say auihliiR anou WaMts to listen to." idle answered "Darling child! Wh.il 00000000'" with an indulgent luugh "Ymi say the mo! rharmini; things. Moft cou tersntton Is like dry bread without butter one only takes it when uoth Ittg le'tter is offered Tell me. what p. m., couttesy program; ! courtesy projeram: 10 p. m woodland dance orchestra. m.. do ou think of my book?" And this sii certsfully started I torn Into a Mttle talk. She forgot Mttfl of her shyness, though she sal stiffly ami her hondl ho tri-d to get meter? d p. m., children's hour: C p. m.. flotel Portland orchestra: 7'15 p. m.. markets and news; I p. m.. tturtesy proirram: in p. m.. courtesy program. Tomorrow KTO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle. an rrancisco. uv.o meters . via Rend to the Klamath Indian roo p. m.. Rudy Selger's orchestra: 5: .10 ! prvatlon has lieon uwartled to H. C. .. n. ..--.,. - ... .' It-.. . . . . .. 5 of an Inch, eompared with nearly ; ' '" ",' ', ' " ' Mellenry of Seattle by the Oregon .j.. .... .... . M- "o, rmaaieiii Trunk two inches alreadv this year? W'hv il feet of snow at the rim of Crater luke at present when last year at this time plana were being made to open the park? What are the basl for prophecies to the effect that the sum mer of 1925 is going to be cold and wet?- Some newspapers ran ask the Idlest questions. Doesn't the Bulletin know that Covernor Tierce ereated Ihis situation? Albany Democrat. Come lo think of it and taking into account Its Indecision. Its lack of stability, its changeableness, and the fact that often It produies copi ous gobs of moisture. We believe that the Demorrnt is right and that the weather was created by the KOYO.D.or. 6:30 p. m.. States restaurant orchestra: 7 p. m 'orchestra: 8 p. m., win, organist: 9 p, . lilac night; In p. m Cabirians. KC.O, General Klectric. Oakland Sll.l meters 4 p. at., Hotel St Kraneis orchestra and baseball: 7:15 p. m.. golf lesson, j Joe Novak: 8' p. m.. KGO players in i "You Never Tan Tell." Rernaro Shav. Comedy; In p. m., Henry Halstead's : orchestra. RADIO KPO. Hale San Krancist ( Today Bros, and Chronicle. , 4.!9.5 meters 4:30 nnoj rv-iKers f, j ovt.rUirf we.,k H(lM I(l Theodore J. Ir- L(t(m pulk1 a rec.ht arrival, the Ha ( i.. uon i;e no- fnu, frnntilK. n Wall street recently Johnny Buick s HMIKht fron, j. M lwrence. W. L. ami T. M. 0 Donnell. who recently came to Bond from Wolto- p. m.. Hotel St. ..... Mo., will onen a meat market 6:45 p. D., DO WO I, )Ui.ine all street for merly occupied by Mrs. Herring Tho market, will be open in two or three weeks. 1 The Bend high school baseball team defea'ed Sisters Sundav. In KKI. Karle C. Anthony. Ioh AnRe-'lo 5 les. 407 meters 5 p. m .. Herald ( news; 5:. TO p. m.. Kxaminer pro gram; 7 p. m.. Mamie Beeves Barn ard program; S p. m.. Cosmo Acosta, ; In South America are stated never to j to Ihe soTa. baritone; ft p. in., Southern Callfor- j remove a petticoat, clean ones being I "It's a long drive and you must nia Music Co. added as required; some of them are he tired. Here, you shall have a cup KNX, Kxpress. Tos Angeles. ?, credited with wearing as many as 40, of tea. and don't Hay a word until meters 4 p. m.. Kslelle Lawton Lin-, of these garments at 000 time. you've drunk It." ravel talk: p. m.. cOtir- KNX play ItiR done hy having this unusual ar-; r, M 1,11 IIU' 1 m 11 rr.ea.mnr n..vrtl . I..a. nh.. nnt ; '"0 d ITV01hI ber aunt i, plan. cook. 1 1 a UIk dlum r ,h, t 1 ,,f h r wv at noon and announced: A,l'r tt lrlo said Impnl- I have In iro in town with the "tVt '' buMv I'M be hack hv six." laid ihe. 'r" H,,rr to huV' table ready, and after doing ev.-rj thing tho could toward the evening moot, she drove nff to the town. "I deserve a little recreation now ami then." she told herself in prop up her dying courage- for she knew, hoi aunt wouldn't approve. Mrs. I. ales was in. "Here's the girl who all night to read about nfa ted von ami your cousin. From ihe thing'. Morton said. I thought he was In love with you!" "N not that J mean with me. ' Mora answered, alt Ihe tight news com ing hack again, her voire choking a tittle. What could he have said? Mrs. fiat en caught something thai lies awake old furni ture." lho cried. "Come here, nty dear, ft was sweet of you lo drive in to see me." Dora found herself n 1 j 1 1 with lhi- new friend ami Mrs. lunisley, who was Mr. Innlsley's mother, and sixty odd years old. She wasn't so afraid with old people, hut :die could think Of nothing to' say. for all that. It was the old fet line, her tongue cleav ing to the roof of her mouth, her throat tight, nervousness making hot d'imh. made her wonder. But she talk away, and at six lora h py In her memory of the visit Ing Ihe late supperaml ihe ci hungry men at home Ttimurrn. (.lad ItHurna d Ihe . hap Mrs. (.ales, who guessed all this Women of one of the Indian tribes put out a hand, and drew her down CITY GARBAGE CONTRACTORS Will Remove Your Garbage Tel. H6 W. H35 Hond Wa.ete, Dirt, Hoik or any kind of Itcfuao "The Vellow Truck" teay program; 7:.i p ers: 8 p. m., courtesy program; tl ii m.. Abi Lyman's ophesira: 11 The Central Oregon Country (No. 237) AN OOniANDINa UNITED KKKORT TO RRINr, AIIOUT HI00BXSI IN TMK OPBDILOINa OF C'KNTItAI. ORJEOON THK0U0H COOI'KKATION BE. TWEKN COMMUNITIES was LAUNCtrBD IN 111, with TUB OH';astza TI0N OF Tin: 0BMTRAL OhBOON DKVRLOPMENT i.KA'iUK. WITH BtHD as its UEAOQUARTKRS, rr had BJCPRK8ENTATION in PBINtTVlLI.E, IIUKN.S, KI.AM TH PALLS, BILVEK LAKE. LA PINE. -SISTEKS. LAIDI.AW. MDHOND, MADUAS. CULVBB, IIILI.MAN (TKRBKBONMX) and MLTO LIDS. AND LATER IN OTHER TOWNS. THE LEAGUE WAS OROANTZED AT A MKETINC AT PRINEVII.LE JUNE so and JULY l. Attended hy over ho deumateb from the vari- OUS TOWNS. WTI.I. AM HAM.EY OF BURKE, FOR SEVERAL DECADES CENTRAL OKEC.ON s MOST PROMINENT ROOSTER, WAS ELECTED PltESI DKNT AND I. E. BAWHILL, THEN BECRETARY OF THE BEND COMMER CIAL CLUB, BECRETARY, ONE Or THE FIRST THINC.S WHICH THE LEACUE WAS DESIGNED '10 DO WAB TO STOP THE "KNOCKING" WHICH CERTAIN COMMUNITIES WERE IN THE habit OF DOING AGAINST THEIR, NEIGHBORS. THIS WAS ACCOMPLISHED TO A 'IRK AT EXTENT. MORE DEKINIIK ACTIVITY WAS THAT OF THE SECURING EXPERiMENT STATIONS FOR THIS PART OF THE STATE. THE LEAGUE WAS SI C. CESSFUL IN SECURING AN EXPERIMENT FARM NEAR BURNS, AND THERE WAS ONE IN THIS VICINITY FOR A TIME. THE LEAGUE ALSO WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN TURNING 'IHE ATTENTION OF THE AGRICUL TURAL COLLEGE TO THE PROBLEMS AND NEEDS OF THIS PAST OF, THE STATE. EARLIER THAN IT WOULD OTHERWISE HAVE BEEN AC C0MPL18HED, MORE IMPORTANT WAS THE PUBLICITY WHICH THE VENTURE BROUGHT. THE CENTRAL OREGON DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE WAS AFFIL IATED WITH THE OREGON DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE, AND ITS OFFICERS GOT IN TOUCH WITH IHE BTATE ORGANIZATION. .SECRETARY SAW H1LL WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN THE STARTING OF COMMERCIAL CLUBS OR LOCAL DEVELOPMENT LEAGUES I.N TOWNS WHICH DID NO! AL READY II AVE THEM. THE LEAGUE WAS ACTIVE FOR SEVERAL YEARS, THEN ITS ACTTVI TIES WERE GRADUALLY DISCONTINUED. II WAS REVIVED IN llt, IN CONNECTION WITH THE BTRAH0RN PLAN, BUT DID NOT BECOME ACTIVE. 77te Central Oregon Bank Modern Banklm Melhoda Coupled Wllh Old Time Coorteer and Becarltf. aejd y, A Give to Your JVlotherCandy Somehow, it's tlio sweetest sort of remembrance. And she likes icoimI candy. We have candy worthy of her and suggest your early ordering. Pilot Butte Pharmacy "Service Ummrptistied Stock Complete" 917 Wall St. Next lo Postoffice. Phone !5: i J What Shall You Do? SIowIuk Uownf Can t Keep up ihfl pooo Kindt, hurrr. tVOI iy and turmoil of hualucrct "gottlUK" you, Woll. llo hoi 'o he worn) i ui. Tu only roworkoWo Ihtim aluni I 1 h Hull you'vo been aide to licep up I he ci adiliiK. llUiOhttUKi 'lorvc wiecKliifi bltolllOII pace M Lolll IUf 0U have MurVOlloUl hit of machinery, lhal hoily of yoiiih Thlnlt how yqu'vo Itopj it Koiur. ni hlth proiouro nil i hooo I oorrf Think how you've UtolUd Itfld lolled, wou ld and worUi d And yOU f 9 hiiii aiive' Itomorkoblol llul now your deplclod ayidoui la linpei h-mlv demand hut a roohorglns ,t( uorvo forco iini inorvy. You oouM tlonj 1 1' demand 11 y tOUger hat nhall you do ' Take a roOftUODT Pl htM Mui 0U tnay worry about your httOlhOoi all Ihe lime you're ava'. If yOU do thai, a vacation mnv do you iimru harm thOH gOOfl Whtl shall you do ' Take mediolue n Ionic peihap ' Well, your lyOtOJO Ih ilepleied alien. YOU tlon'l want lo gtVO " evira work to do OXtrg work IhrowiuK out drtlgl and Doll I exlrn work made luipetat i e by Ihe lanh or a rilimulaiit What loOl I 'ou th Take pbvxh-al cullure OXOfOiiOOt Pf hap lint lhi ilio means rvlru work for an nlieady 0V0F worked body machine It would t'eetn thai Ihe beat Ihlnn lo do would he to bftfl yoitf wholo lyotora rovlvod have your Itodi ojoohlno odluotod o lhal nerve force vital 000107 wl" hioih flow without In tOtTUpUOQ lo ivi'iv hotly part Thin tan he OOOOIUpllohod throuch Chlfoprool la ipingl ad luotntonto. ciiiropi aci ic odJuotoionU win rootofo fout oOPvoi io thott noratoJ onrrytttj oopnottyi Norvo force vitol ouorgy in ognln flow PfOOly lo e vei pari ot yOUf body m.n'hlue NotUfl w HI build you up iikuIii to your old t line form. An Inofoojolngly lorgo nutnbw of london in the oofldi at fairs are tUMlttg tO Chiropiacth gg the nennlhle drUglOOl IVOJ to retain ami ronOW bodily hogjth and vlnor rail ium tor ut appointment TODAY. HERBERT B. MALLETT, D. C. Ph. C. 151 Minnesota Ave. Phone 128 PalmerG regorj Systeqi of Palnlen Adjusting Gifts For Mother's Day (lifts of jewelry are the kind must mothers like best because they are giftfl that last. Mothers' Day will he un Sunday, .May loth. .Make this .Mothers' Day one your mother will remember during the remainder tf her life, (live her a ift of jewelry. RIST WATCHES BAH PINS CUT CLASS SILVERWARE CHINA Ciiinc in ami look over our large selection of o;ifis. You are under no obligations. Larson & Co. Tin' Hlotv al .Many (IiIIh WmII nt On-Knit Southern Pacific Cr CflSt f riene' Keit V i i ; . .1 . J u n i I i 2 0 Summer Excursion Fares May 22nd opening sale date On sale daily to anil Including Scp- temberlSth, Return limit October 31st. Liberal jtopovcrs. Plan to include California's varied wonders on your trip east, (in that way; ret urn s,me way or some other route if ynu prefer. So plan your itinerary carefully. Let our agents help you. They are skillful. courteous and fully informed on all travel matters. Ask jar (iut "Vflf Alton Jiiiirm vi" Pumphltt, nil'IIMI'lllltmi IIIM'l jHWiiinni itipiiiiiiiiiiMii ii.", in mi 'iiiiiiiiiiiiniiii...iiuiiiii!"Mini'ttmt in,' He careful with fire when in the timber, A country denuded of Umber in never pros perous. Remember we will need a country lo live in after men now grown are gone, Central Oregon Scouts TMK Bpofao contributed by BrookHcnnlon l)br, Co. lU'ilUUimliNlilU .11- ).i:jiii i.i.uii in.-tmi, HIIUUlllllllllll He Ultl'HllUllil lllllll ,IULU UIU a