Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 17, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD : FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1 SSS tHonunfl gaUg gtwato ! THE ELECTRIC HiillTS. i ORECtOX pacific time table. ! Arrives Depart PaBseiiifor ll:K..au 1:00 p m Freisrnt ; S:2f.jin 6:50 a.m O. & c. K. II. TIME-TABLE. north Bound. -j. . i Arrives Departs! Arrives. CaJa.expr 6:45anit 7.05am iPortian-lO.lOaiii .nene ex 11 15am 11. 35am s inm w SOUTH BOUND. I Ar.rive.9lpPart Arrives. Cala.exp j 7.45pm i if 05pm j Ashland OOaTn" f'ie ex, 12.a)pmj 12.40pm Eugene 2.40p m l rei"ht I I 180pin; Eugene fi.OOpm I Mr- Allen'3 Proposition Accepted by the City Council ior Seven Lights. of same U iv. LK2.ANON BRANCH. I'm Aiha'y Departs Arrives ". 11 i 12 5pm Lebanon at 1.3(! No. 13..g.j S.lOp m " h..vj I'm l.elian p in p ni o.l2.... io. 14 5 Ou a in Allianyat 5.45 uin. 2.00 p in; " 2.45 p m. ;-G:30 A. M. THE MAIL. Mails at th Albany postollice close as follows: -'i.r all oliiecs north ' h" fAstfrn states ' n";ie Ves' Side A::d the Narrow GuavreR . R. . ..r Portland and Suiem Cnryr.'.Iis and Yn-'juinu A'l utticcs si'Uth The po.stottiee will lie closed each eveninir Jrom six toseeiio":lik. Registered nmttvr for the early' mortir train should lie mailed before s o'clock tlie levious iVeiUUg. A special meeting of the city council washeld last night to con sider the proposition ot 2'. H. Al ien to furnish the city with elec tric lights. His proposition to fur nish an all night service at $12 50 per month for 2000 candle art lights was accepted, and it was decided to take six of such lights, and one smaller one to be located as follows : Six 2000 candle power lights to be to be placed at the intersection of the following streets: First and Ferry, First and Broadalbin, First and Lyon. Fourth and Lyon, Eighth and Lvon, Fifth and Caia- pooia, and a To candle power light i hi iront ot the hall ot Engine Co. INo. 1. It is probable that the ferry com pany will place a large light on Ellsworth street, the O. & C. com pany one at the depot and the county one or more at the court house, in which event the city will be well lighted. BKOWYILLE .NOTES. Brownsville, Feb. 14. Mr. T. S. Fillsbury is now able to be up town. Mrs. W. D. Washburn is sick with fever, but is improving. Many fruit trees are being planted this spring in this section. The hills all around town are green anjl (spring is near at hand. Born, in this city, on the 13th inst., to the wile of Dr. Young, a daughter. There is some talk of a new school house here this summer. We need it badly. Mr. 11. J. C. Averill is confined to his bed with sickness, but is a little better now. Mr. D. II. Putman is very sick and fears are entertained that he will not recover. THE WILLAMETTE AT COUT.li.Ll. Reply of the Secretary to Congressman Hermann's Resolution. -fTu. viEiafrr PURE excellence . ..11 A. M. .12::jn p. ii. ...7::i0 i m THE WEATHER TW-IHV. Has Francisco, Feb. 10. Weather indica tions for the next twenty-four hours bt-,'in-uii'if 1 at 7 r. x. are: Fair weather; station ary temperature. JOITlSiiS AltOl'T TOW.. Catholic srliool Bell. A new '.YoO pound bell was re ceived yesienlay from T ro , New York, fur the Catholic school in this city. The bell was placed in position yesterday afternoon with appropriate ceremonies. It was blessed by Archbishop Gross ui i'ortland. The sponsors were: Messrs. Conrad Meyer. A. J . Gross, John Fagan and l'atrick Brenner, and the lollowing: Mrs. A. Mur ray. Mrs. u. Aleve r, Airs. James Mr. Wm. ('ox is nrogressing finely with his new house and w'ill I the house explains the danger soon move into it. Mr. J. M. Waters sold his house last week ami there is not an empty dwelling i;i town. Many drummers pay this city a visit, but the past week they have been more plenty than ever before. Henry BhikeJy, who was hurt badly by a horse falling upon him, is out on crutches and is impiov- One day last week Fred and Harry Templeton killed a large gray eagle near here that meas ured seven feet from tip to tip. Mr. M. Jackson's little boy was taken suddenly ill last Friday with spasms and died Sunday night. Washington, Feb. 15. The sec retary of war, in responding to Hermann's resolution passed by congress as to inquiries to naviga tion at Corvallis and above Oregon Citv, in the W jllamette mvr, states that the original plan was to t level the bank of the river near Cor vallis for COOO feet at an estimated cost at $14,000, but that no funds being available last year, no work was done, and now, owing to the lapse of time and the continued destruction, this sum will not be sufficient to arrest it. Since the passage of the resolution he has . i ii.: t..., : OirecteU .uajoi Junes, t-iiiueei in ; charge, to submit an additional re-1 port and plans covering the present j exigencies. The document accom-; nanving the secretary's report to ; xpuuns ine danger to ; consist m a threatened division ot ; the river. With immense velocity! the river would overflow the b and flowing across a level and vial peninsula, now in farm 1ppi) "Tillies to a point ol entrance below in the main channel. These gullies will assume the proportions ol a river, ine engineers pro- Choice Fruit. We have just received a fine lot of Baldwin apples, also choice oranges and lemons. We have and keep on hand a superb stock of staple and fancy groceries. Please call and see for yourself. Wallace Ot Tiiomtson, Grocers. Fur your tine imported and Key West cigar go to M. Bsuungiirt's cigar store, one tlooreasto L.mgdcn's store. locity j ij 9 0?PBIgE superior proven m millions of homes for more than a quarter of a ccn' ry. It is used by the Uniteu ciates government. Endorsed by the heads of the greatuniversities as the Strongest, Purest, and most Healthful. Dr. Price's the only Baking Powder that does not contain Ammonia,, Lime or Alum. Sold only PRICE BAKING CO. POWDER NEW YORK. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. Hew Store, Hew Goods, 'I AGRICULTURAL DEPOT noses either ot two remedies: lo divert, the river above Corvallis, TiHARQVARE AND NOVELTY STORE lead 11 llrlOW "ie icuuinuui Madv and Mr ."lolin lloti'mari. A j The burial took place yesterday. "The Veteran of 1812" to-night. Spired roll bacon. Kenton & Chase. Choice garden seeds at Kenton & Chase's. Call and see our new goods. W. F. Head. Use D wight's cow brand of soda md saleratus. Waliis Nash, of Corvallis, was in the city yesterday. A fine line of fancy groceries and choice table delicacies now arriv ing at Kenton & Chase's. F. S. Powell, brother of A. S. Powell, is spending a few days with relatives in this county. Donald Bell, of Corvallis, is spending a tew days with his uncle, C. E. Chase, in this city. Do not miss the G. A. R. play, "The Veteran of 1812," at the opera house this evening. Frsh Columbia river smelt saltnhn and sturgeon this morning (it TTvflo's fish market. number ot vi tors Irom abroad i were present and a large attend- J ance witnessed the ceremonies. j Will Make a lour ol l inn County. Mr. J. J. Dorris, general solicit ing agent for the Aloany Farmers' and Merchants' Insurance Co., will leave to-day lor another ex tended trip throughout Linn county in the interest ot that company. Mr. Dorris is a live, energetic and responsible agent as well as an old citizen of Aibanv, and the com- t. ,..".. 1..,.. ..1 pany lie iepieeiii.o nas ttiiuaui . . ....n:.i i m ,.t i. . anu esiuuusneu itseii as one ui we permanent institutions of Oregon, l'hose who believe in patronizing home enterprise w ill not fine their confidence misplaced in any trans action with Mr. Dorris or his company. or bend, which is usually under water in winter, and bring it into the old channel, or to level the concave bank at the threatened point, which will retain the unstable bank and also prevent the high water discharge from crossing the, lower peninsula. OPENED BY ! WILLIAM SIMPSOI, 15, 10, la 29 and 2o DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors OREGON. at Hyde's fish market Should this glorious weather continue a siiort time the annual trout liar will soon be abroad. Mr. Arthur E. Doolittle, repre senting Nuhn & Wheeler, paper dealers of Tacona, is in the city. Mr. Ben Simpson, formerly postal agent for Oregon, has turned up in Ilorence, b. C, as a .baptist preacher. Direct from New York, Grand Opera cigars at the Willamette kicking Co. s store. Don't fail to try them. Mrs. C. A. Kitter and daughter, of Portland, and Miss Emma Gor man, of Salem, are visiting in this city, the guests of Mrs. Benj. John son. ' It is learned that M. Somers, hardware merchant of Harrisburg, has failed, having made an as signment in favor of I'ortland cred itors, The immense stock of boots and shoefi at A. B. Mcllwain's is being slaughtered at twenty-five percent, discount on each and every dollar's vorth sold. The Kev. Jesse C. Taylor will hold divine service in St. Peters Episcopal church on Sunday, Feb ruary Pi, morning and evening. All are invited to attend. Verv little cooking need be done j on Sunday while choice canned) -ri,(.nt frui't nnd vegetables can be! bought of Kenton & Chase at such low rates. Religious services will be held 4'verv evening this weeK in St. Pauf'e Methodist Church South, in this city. All are cordially in vited to attend. Bovs and girls want plenty of good'tjauce with their bread and butter! Kenton & Chase se.l ex cellent apple butter, fine jelly and the best canned fruits at the low est rates. Just arrived: at the Willamette Parking Co.'s store; cabbage, lem ons, sugar-cured meats, lemon crackers, Holland herring, mack erel, and other delicacies to nu merous to mention. -Messrs. Franklin & Co. have opened in connection with their second hand store a first-class tin shup. ami will hereafter be in the field for contracts and all other work usually connected with the business. If a census of the candidates for county offices were taken the re sult would be a most imposing ar ray of names. It is estimated that the democratic candidates for sher iff number 113, there being 3 from each preciu'-t and 53 at large. 1 Trurher Institute. The annual county teachers in stitute for Linn county Oregon will be held at Albany commencing on Wednesday afternoon, March 14th Isss and continuing during the 15th and 16th. D. V. S. Reid, Co. School Sup't. An t.x--llei,t Medicine. "My wife and myself were in bad health for some fifteen yea-s. I chanced to be looking over one of :i;:niuons Liver hegulator Alman acs and saw A. II. Steven's and Bishop Pierce's names to testimonials. I then obtained some the Regulator, tiiid etui heartily recommend the Liver .Regulator to my friends as an excel ' lent medicine." Z. E. H.VHRisox. M. T). Uortftnyille Va An Olden Time l'ai-ly. Ye Hatchet Parcie next Monday evening at the G. A. R. and W. C. T. U. is to be the event of the sea son. One feature of the evening will be a drill .iven by Ye Hatch et famiiy ; in which, fifteen young ladies vili wield hatchets in an alarming yet harmless manner. Some of the ladies of ancient times have condescended to be present, and take part in tiie entertainment among whom are Georgiana Wash ington Halehet. Thomazine Jefler- Jamesina Madison These warm rains "nave taken the snow out of the hills round us, and many are preparing to go up into the Cascades prospecting early this spring. Mr. P. Hume, our banker, de parted yesterday morning for a two weeks' visit to the sound to pay relatives there a visit. Hej was accompanied by his daughter Maud. All the churches here have united and are carrying on a re vival meeting at the M. E. church much interest is manifested and many people are coming forward. Nearly all of lat. week we had continual rains and nothing in the way of business was done, but with the opening of this week the weather has cleared oil and trade is improving. Mr. W. F. Ross, a former resi dent, but now living at Yaquina bay, paid this place a short visit last week to see his son Ernest, i maiden who was very low with fever. Mr. I Warren R. has returned home and the bey is improving. Mr. C. N. Scott and the railroad commissioners passed over the narrow gauge road last week in specting the road, and I undei stand the commissioners recom mend that many new ties be used iiik ia-:ii:tcA of ixr; Cent louiitei Following is the synopsis and j programme of the drama "The, Veteran of 1812," which will be j presented by local talent at the opera house this (Friday) evening, j for the benefit of the G. A. R. and i W. R. C, of this city. PIIAM A T I S V K K S O N .V. . C!. Warren, the veteran of 1S12 Bill Jones, the scout. Jim Haines, the vidain. Sheriff S.'ason, Haines' backer Old Zibe, darkey servant of Col. Warren. Pete, darkey servant of Col. Warren. Captain Hardy, U. S. A. Charles Morrison, sergeant. Jake Whitaker, yaukee engineer and lawyer. James Manson, c rporal. Judge Wentworth. Clerk of court. Kesiah Wetherbv, vankee housekeeper for Col. Alary Monison. the sergeants wife. Soldiers, sheriff's posse, darkeys, officers, liberty justice, hope, mercv, angels and child. On each "f u hi-:h every ar:i. 1: is solu at the figures named. Tins is a rare opportunity to replenish your fcitehen furniture- ami house uocls, or to j)titci1.a.'5e IT Hill V 1010 Useful Articles! t in UUUilll 111 UUlVk jrffl"4t I'rires vcr lTrr Heard of j One iloor west of Stewart & Sox' j ALBANY - - UUEGON. I 1 ni i wm U i Have removed into their new building ami have on hand for the trade of 1SSS A FULL LINE OF STEEL SPRING Tooth HAR FANNING MILLS, ' STEEL GOODS FENCE WIRE i WAGONS ! HACKS, i PLO VS, HARVESTI'G MACHINERY kl ail Implements Used by Farmers nn tiin rruwl i tn mtl 1 ; 1 1 1- I v son natchet, jamesina Aiaoisou n n u.n,liri. Hatchet, Jomiuia Monroe Hatchet, i v " i 't ... ' WJIi1(iPI tl past lew days, and showed us the identical watch that formerly be longed to Comstock, after whom the celebrated ledge was nanitd. Comstock gave a mule, a shotgun and this watch for an interest in the ledge in LSo'.L The watch is an ordinary hunting-case silver, English patent lever, and has been in constant use. and is still a good timepiece. J. Ouinciana Hatchet, Andrewosiai Jackson Hatchet and many others. The best talent of the city will furnish something new in the way of music. Every one is invited to attend Each person will be al lowed the nnusaal privilege of pay ing 25 cents to be admitted to the entertainment and sociable, and 10 cents for supper. Cleaning St reels. City Marshal Hays had a force of men at work yesterday doing a much needed job of cleaning streets. The dirt and debris col lected 'during the winter months is being scraped up to be hauled off. Two vagrants wiio are serving a term in the city jail were also put to work to a good advantage. This is a move in the right direction, and if extended to every alley way in the city it will beautifully lessen the danger of disease next summer. 'acinic Coast Fulfills. The folic wing patents have ber-n granted to citizens of the Pacific States during the past week, and reported for this paper by C. A, Snow & Co. patent lawyers, Wash ington, D. C: 1). Ch?pel. Sin Francisco, Cal . hand car: L). H. Genunill, Red Iiluff, Cal., harvester, J. Paterson, San Francisco, Cal.. SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY. Opens on Colonel Warren's plantation in Western Virginia ; the valiant old veteran defending the stars and stripes loses the hie j of his old servant Zibe and Ids ! own life in spite of the heroic j efforts of Keziah and the scout. i Change to Nclsonville, Mass., j and depicts the stirring scoi es of the enlistment of union soidUrs. j In the tented field and showing! the innumerable dangers attending j the soldiers' life and the heroic j patriotism that sustains even to a prospective ignominious death. i Returns to Nclsonville and do- j iltlO Lilt: JiiUl.T iiuu I inami uiwi are circum venieu oy virtuous lives and patriotic devotion. j To le !;iveii o:. Friday Eve, Marcn 9. At the Albany opera house bv the German citizens of Albany and vicinity COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS. FIUTZ llOFEMAN, t'JIAS. METSGKIt, JOHN HOKE.MAN. COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION. JOHN HARPER, JOHN" MINER, CHAS. METSGEK. FLOOR MANAGERS. JOHN HOFFMAN JOHN HARDER runs peters. All thos. receiving invitations i are expected to attend. ! Tickets, including supper, i $2 00. -The largest and best variety of- FARM "WAGONS, HACKS AND BUGGIES In the central Willamette Valley. Orders irom a distance solicited and promptly tilled at lowest rates. SI'S ill u I 1 I p no lite KurnittirE The Oldest Firm WITH TIIE Scene 1. ACT I. Plantation scene. Death Chicken Pie Company. The ladies of the Baptist church will give a chicken pie sociable at the W. C. T. U. h ill on the even ing on February 20. It will be a most enjoyable affair. Everybody is invited. The price of supper will be 25 cents. instrument for testing crank shafts: w' ' N. L. Ruber, Corvallis, Oregon j ot' old Zibe. Scene 2. Purying the flag Scene .". Same as 'Them's Jones' darkeys." ACT I!. The Morrison home. Ml Wk 9Bk III III H Bill h MAN niuusmivu -VSv Ill the City. first. Off to! amalgamator; I). L. Remington, Woodburrr, Or,, traction-engine. tioid M'alt-h tiiveii Aay. Francis Pfeill'er lias placed in his show case at the Albany soda ami candy works a !?o() gold watch, which will be given away to the, customer who purchases of him the most cigars. Every person who buys a cigar will receive a Another Xew Business Inlorprlse. j . , , ,, , , . - , c .-. j me ime IIUIVIIUq Lilt: 1U1UIOC1 Robert J. Carson, ot Oregon, i f t- .,.. po. tl.o ivot,.li I It. is w -A .minted to bp a ceniiiti( ... - - - n gold watcii wortn if.iu. ins cigars Illinois, is in the city for the pose ol engaging m the manufact ure of tiling, stone pavement and building stone. He will probably lease the factory of Chas. Brush for this purpose. The Spiccr Kobhery. M. Jan way. telegraph operator and ticket agent at Spicer, who was arrested for robbing the post otfjee at that place, was taken to I'ortland yesterday to answer to the charge" It is said the evidence against him is strong. Lire the best in the market. This is a rare chance to get a gold watch free. Case settled. The case of the city vs. F. Burkhart and Chas. Metzger not come to trial yesterday, it ing settled by the defendants. A. did be- LKTTEK LIST. Following is the list of letters remaining in the postotrkeat Albany. Fe.lS,lSSS. Pewoi calling for these letters will ive the date on which they were advertised: . Birch, Walter Car m lchael , D F. Craofi Harry Canlv. Mrs. then Uuwire.P- A Efner, V in. n:ir.,r. Mrs Marv V liauen, jiii Lillard Lincon Mi-Himley, Mrs Ella Pritts. MrsMary Tuthill.C Truluve, i M. McDonald, Angus P. Pedrrrew, MissB. Piatt, Miss Mary 'i.es, JIrs Lucy Thonipdon, Albert Vnlirnmrire. A. T. 2 KUFUS THOMPSON, P. Teachers Examination. Notice is hereby given that the regular public quarterly examin rti'on of teachers will be held at the court house in Albany, Linn Co Or., commencing at noon on Wendesdav, Feb. 29, 1888. .All those desiring to pass examinations will please take notice and be nrespnt at tne beginning D. V. S. Reid, Kami r Hope leellng. A meeting for the purpose of re organizing this society will be held at the W. C. T. U. hall on Satur day next, February 18th, at three; p. m. The superintendent, Mrs. H. P. Webb, particularly requests a good attendance of both the young and old temperance workers. IIuililili Ahum This. It is a straight business proposi tion, easily comprehended and worth giving attention to, that the entire stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is now offered at twenty-five per cent, discount. This sale is positive, as the entire assortment b offered without re serve at Jhis slaughter in prices. Startling A 1 err title fall ! A wonderful offer 1 Cloaks, jack ets and wraps, of every description, at sweeping prices." Desiring to greatly reduce our stock on these lines before taking inventory ,we wil offer our entire line of Springer Bros, tailor made garments at cost or less. This is a rare chance. Call early while the assortment is large. MoNTEITII & SEITENBACH. ACT III. 1 Scene 1. Same as first. "Death i of the veteran." i Scene 2. In the woods. "The! biter bitten." j Scene '.I. In camp. Morrison : condemned. ACT iv. . Scene 1. The Morrison parlor; The villain checked. Scene 2. Near Nclsonville. The tin trunk again. Serene '.I. Military execution. "A pardon, stay the execution. act v. In Nelsouville. Alter Aibanv Oregon THOS. BRINK. Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornice Poles, Mirrors, Feather Pillo ws,Spring. Mattresses,-! Window Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits, And what, you can't find af otc.er houses, I have it. In factevery thing that is kept in a first-class house. Ash, Maple nnd Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs, Spring Beds, Lounge Ltc., Etc., at Prices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. Scene 1 . three years. Scene 2. In the The dead returned and punished. court the room, villain iii;niiv; stw. Hare Opportunity Vor a Live Man to lake Hold of a l'uv iS Enterprise. MaStoc iv AL15AN Y OliEGON IMIIMP CAI'ITAI., $55,000. Co. Sch. Supt. Choice sweet & Chase. piei les at Kenton I fieriuau liall. A German ball will be given at the opera house by the German citizens of Albany and vicinity on Friday evening, March 9. A fine supper is to be served at the Citv Restaurant, and an enjoyable time is promised. An adv. containing luiuies oi comnntrees, etc. appears elsewhere in these columns. Mr. C. F. Wright, of Harrisburg, is in the city and is introducing a new kind of auto matic gate, which on account of its surperiorty and cheapness, prom ises to supercede all other patent farm gates. A full-sized gate is on exhibition on the corner near the Russ House where it has attracted much attention. It is all iron and ! weighs but 50 pounds. Its points ot excetlence are ; its ease in oper ating, being so light that a child can easily open and shut it ; its durability and strength, being com pletely stocK proof ; and the cheap ness of price, $5 for each gate and $10 for a farm right, the gates to be warranted for ten years. A live man is wanted to work the ter ritory every place on the Pacific coast, especially Linn county. If energetically worked all money will be refunded if tfie enterprise does not prove satisfactory. Eith er a deed to territory will be given or right sold to work on commis sion. For particulars call upon or write to J. D. .Bon ine at Harris bnrg, Linn county, Oregon, or con sult Devoe & R'obson or Curran ei M ontieth, of this city. For a good pair of spectacles go to F, M. French's OFFICER. President Charles E. Wolverton. Vice-President J. O. Writsman. Treasurer J. W. Cusiclv. Secretary J. K. Elderkin. DIRECTORS. R. S. Strahan, Chas. E. Wolver ton, J. L. Cowan, D. B. Monteith, J. W. Cusick, J. O. Writsman, J. Iv. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, ii. F. Simpson. n im mm ouse Samp e now WITH BILLIARD HALL AND CLUB ROOMS. J. B. WILLIAMS, Proprietor Safe, Sound. Conservative A Square Company Managed by'Square Men Patronized by Square People Patronize Hons E&tsrpriss CHOICE WINE AND LIQUOR Kept constantly on hand. A full line of sale. Everything tirst-class. J3 At Revere House, Albany, Oregon Jotnestie aud imported cigara oa GEO. L. BLACK MAN. Ouccetsor to E. W. Lanj'ilon) DEALER IN Drop, Paints. Oik Lead, Perfumery Mick r Also a full line of Books, Stationery and Periodicals PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. Odd Fellows' TempV a Per Gent Discount FOR CASH ON LUMBER At J. M. Porrance's steam sawmill one and one-liali mile from Mehama. For further particulars, address J. M. DORRANCE, Mehama, Or. Ileal Employment Efttate and Agency. PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR 1 of about 160 aeres, or those having ljmfcr tracts u-hich they would be wiMmr to Hv up into 80 or 160 acre lots, are invited to cal? at our office as we have a New tliat class of farms. We cfi. also f uraih par tics wuitii.fr help, either male or female, for the city or country, with such help M the desire on short notice; and we also have a few situations for bot.i male and female in thL city and countr... Call at our office if vo want help or want employment. We can either tor yon. Office No. 65 First stret" joining . C. Tweed. les tin store ' F. A. BURKHART & CO. TR. R. KOLDEWAV, VETERINARY SCR U peon, AlbanVi Oreuron .c, man and Amerietm colleges. I