BUSINESS
STREETS AGO
! BECOME DUSTY
j Sprinklers Taken Off on Account cf
j Threatened Injunction Against
City to Prevent Payment for Work,
Squabble Seems to Be Worse
Than Ever Before
ly and the Idea was abandoned. They showed their expectancy for the ap-
All Spain is happy and hilarious
over the birth of a half heir to the j
Spanish Crown. Congratulations!
have been showered upon the Royal i
family. You'll have lust cause to I
congratulate yourself if you patron- Bt0I)pe(j vork nn(j tne business streets
ize TSt ToggeiV. We carry the are as dusty as country roads. The
t . il.ii .l. 'sprinkling squabble seems to be
very best goods to be had tor the worse thun ever before and it Is not
! known when It will lie settled. After
I two or three duys' work l' i Close
The street sprinklers have agp.ln
money.
The Remle $3.00 Hat
The Stetson $6.00 Shoe
The Monarch $1.00 Shirts
The Cluett
$1.50 to $2.00 Shirts
Roberts Bros
"TOGGERY"
Cor. Willamette and 8ih Sts
tried again, but a man named Wally
happened along and picked up the
purse and was killed. Pettibone said
it was "hard luck" when Orchard
told htm the details of his movements
day by day.
The next plot, to kill Sherman Bell,
adjutant general of Colorado, was In
terfered with by Moyer, who arrived
In Denver and objected, saying he
would surely be arrested If anything
happened while he wus in Denver.
Orchard told of another attempt to
"get" Judge Gabbert, and also John
ny Neville, who knew too much about
the Independence affair and was de
manding money. Then for the first
time he referred to the Sleunenberg
affair.
Haywood' KiiKgcstion.
"Haywood suggested," he Bald,
that we ought to get ex-Uovernor
pearance of the man whose testimo
ny may mean so much to them.
Strangers entering the courtroom
during the morning were searched
ter running between $2.50 and 3.
Most of them made between the two
figures.
Some cantaloupes arriving from
Coachelle were in very poor shape to-
ff.r wonnonfl miH when OrchjirH 'l;.v nnil were vainlV offered fO tne
reached the building the doors of the, trade as low as $1 a crate. liranleys
trial room were locked and extra j arrived in better shape and sold qu te
deputies posted outside the rail. ! readily between $2 nd $2.25. fahlp
Sheriff Shad login cleared an aisle ments from Brawley and the Imperial
back of the seats of the Haywood ; valley are Increasing and car lots
party and when he got a signal from will soon be coming in this direction.
the judge's chambers that all was
ready, nodded his head to Mr. Haw
ley. "Call Harry Orchard," said the
state's leading counsel In a loud tone.
Haywood (iuzes Intently.
Brief Xoies of the Tr:(dc
California loganberries art? in very
poor shape and low prices are ruling
In consequence.
tlalnn Meat Company announces a
I decline of 1- 4cent In regular hams
bert, Ooddard, Peabody, Bell and oth
ers, telling them they would get the
same thing as Steunenherg, It would
show they were not forgotten and
would have a good effect. Mover
and A. 8. Powers, with whom the j mild It would be better than killing
;i:lty council entered Into an agreement
! to sprinkle the streets according to
: the provisions of thu recent ordt
'. nance, concluded not to run any
, chances In not getting their money
because of the Illegality of the ordl
I nance, and took their teums off the
j streets Tuesday evening.
The only relief In sight nt pres
Jent seems to bo for tho business men
to hire the sprinkling wagons and
pay for tho service themselves until
lunch a time as a proper ordinance is
j paused by tho council and tho con
tracts are regularly and legally let.
One or two petitions have been circu
lated louuy ana preiiy generally
signed, and it Is probable that the
sprinkling will be resumed soon un
der this temporary arrangement.
Mayor Matlock was asked by a re
porter this morning In regard to the
cause of the stopping of the sprink
ling work, and he told the story of
the matter substantially as follows
ft
t MAItltlKI) t
' In tho first placo tho ordlnanco pro-
At the home of the bride's parents. 1 vl('ln e "'.'iln .!,f,.W?.? i ,t
lion and Mrs S II Krlo v In I.'n- "al. according to tho opinion of lour
iZjuneV" "r',;n,!"""l,Bth"rn7x, IZl
erlck K. Harris, of San Kranclsco.aud 1"tod- " ,'hfl . ?'lt
MIm Carrie Friendly, of Hiigone. nance did not cover tho entire buslh
11..1.1.1 vim.,.. I..... ness district and was therefore un-
A full n....,.'..i .,r .... Jim Just. Kor thi-m rcnsmiB It was vetoed'
appenr In the columns of the Ounrd l,y "1,1''r1
baturday.
The chambers door swung open of all average and the same cut on
and out marched Horsely. led by Has lard.
Beamer and followed by two pcnlten- Egg marke is steadier. Fancy
tlary guards and two detectives, all candled eggs selling at 18c and
armed. They walked him on the sometimes a fraction more. Uncan-
Hteunpnhprf' " He thought thnt If march nrnnnd the rail and then Hlprf dull ut 17c.
we got him aftor seven or eight years I faced the crowd, while he climbed to I There was no business reported In
nnd then went back to Patterson. N. the witness chair. Far back In the the hop market during the past 24
J., and wrote letters to Judge Gab- room a man stood up to get a better hours. No offers coming from tne
view and a deuuty shouted: bit East at present.
down." The other deputies Instant-1 Poultry market Is just holding its
ly started forward, nnd If the man own at yesterday's values.
had not taken his seat quickly, would Gnrden pens are showing a wide
have Jumped for him. A woman In- range In value. Some are as low as
sldo the rail dropped her parasol. . 2c and ot hers as high as Sr.
Its clatter drew all the attention of I Mvrstoek Market.
the nervous crowd and the gun-fight- I There Is no change to report in the
Ing men who were (here to shield rendition o'f the local livestock ntar-
I Horsely until they understood what ket today. Receipts were light, con
them and said that It would lie a II v.
Ing death, for they would be con
fronted with the thought always that
somebody was waiting for them
At tho homo of (ho bride's parents,
Ilr. nnd Mrs. Frank Dunliip, on West
Sixth street, Eugene, June S, 1907,
at 8 p. in., Thos. Clinton Bradley nnd
Miss Inea May Dunliip, Itev. O. C.
The ordinance was
passed over Ills Teto but will not go
Into effect until the 17th of tills
i month, as It conlnmcd no emergency
clause. Nevcrthelesw the council ad
vertised for bids for the sprinkling
work and entered Into nn agreement
with Close nnd I'owurx. No contract
Wright officiating. Tie groom Is an!?"" B,"""rt' 11 ''" ,h l"H" '
...r,.,i . i r ir..'Z r.. do so as soon ns the law goes Into ef-
flloro nnd the bride la
young lady of this city.
a popular
TIIKHK AUK KKW
feet, but It was tho understanding
thnt. the contractors were to receive
I heir pay for the work performed
from the time tho ngref'inent was
imoplo who know how' to tako care of !V".do, tho. eont'1 "'J1"-
themselves the majority do not.
But hearing of nn Intended liijuno
The liver Is tho most Important or-:!'"" aK',ln.Ht ',,fl city ".""J,"" V"' ' ,aI
Run In the body. Ilnrhlne will keep
it in condition. V. c. HlmpklnH, Al
ba, Texas, writes: "I have used Hor-
tlils work, Closo and Pirwors took
their teams off the dtreets.
Mayor Matlock told thtf reporter
hliio for chills and fever and find It M.mt ho favored an onlliiancy covering
the best medicine 1 over used. I 110 onrlre "nsiness o sirici eye,,
would not bo without It. It Is as good
for children as It is for grown-iip
there was some douM as to Its fe
gnlltyr lint ho would never favor rr
pooplo and I recommend II. It la "niinnnew covering oniy a P"r,.m ...
line for la grippe. Linn Drug Co.
the district nnd leaving' several blocks
on Ninth street a-nd other streets that
Kiim ii I'll u wiiu'iii,'V' need sin'ftikllng badly entirety dry.
nitmil.HM Hium.a m. desired the orrilnanre to cover the
Seventh and Oak stroots, has open- fwlng streets: WITfiimeUiv from'
oil under now mnnagoment. Goo? the depot: to Elentli.-'tintli.frnni OT-
lioord and room by tho day, week or lve to Pearl; Eighth, from Chnrm-ltoir
, ,. Id Pearl; Seventh, from Olive tirOnkr
month. First-class homo cooking. , ()uk fn)'m svllln tl, NIlllhi ,, ,.
Chlckon dinner overy Sunday. ;Ve, from Seventh to Ninth. Ilt thw
tf MRS. S. Y. ABBOTT. ordlniiiiw Included only Willamette
street and left nearly all these- oth
er out, while It took In a number or
AXCIEXT HOME
Is now merely a memory of tho pnfrt.
Ballard's Snow l.lnliiient Is the ram
lly linlineiit of tho twentieth century.
A positive euro for rheumatism,
burns, cuts, sprains, neuralgia, etc. ,
Mr. C. II. Itunyon, Stnnberry. Mo.,
writes: "I hnve used Snow Liniment ;
for rhoiimntlsm nnd all pain. I can't
siiv enough In Its praise." ;
I.I nn Drug Co. .
HTONK JAIIH j
We have tho most completo lino of
stone fruit Jars from hair gallon to
1 2-gallon ever carried In Eugene. ,
Eugene Grocery, 4!i East Ninth at.
streets In tho resldeiico dlstilcix-.
Since the above was In typw the
aprlnkler mndo one riiuinl of the bus
iness streets nnd thu d'nMt hntu lleea
temporarily laid'.
ORCHARD CONTINUES
STORY OFFEDERATION PtOTS
(Continued' from Tagw Otmf
Haywood Bald he sent several
men to Caldwell to do the Sleunen
berg Job. Among them were Min
ster, Art Bnscom, McCarthy and Steve
Adams. Pcttlhone and Haywood told
mo that Steve Adams nnd Jack Slmp
klns were In Idaho to get lid of some
claim Jumpers. They were then go
ing after Steunenherg. I went, to
California after this conevrsutlon
and when I got back talked with Ad
ams, Haywood and Pettibone. Ad
ams said tho money that Haywood
and Pettlbono had Bent to him In Ida
ho had miscarried, and he never got
It. For that reason he didn't go to
Caldwell. Adams said he had got
lid of the claim Jumpers' all right
Richardson objected to all the tes
timony as to what Adams had said,
but was overruled.
Luncheon recess? was the'n taken.
(iih-h After Sreuiicnhcrg.
At Ihe afternoon session of court
Orchard said he started for Idaho,
Inking the Peabody bomb. He got
$240 from Haywood!-having got $110
previously, and was fold to send to
Petllhono for additional funds. Mov
er, Haywood nnd Pettllione were nil
present when the arrangement was
made. He went from Denver to Salt
liike, nnd stayed there' five days,
naif then went to Namin',-stoppln at
tho Commercial Hotel.
Orchard said he went to vVnlaee to
give the Penhndy bomb to a Hum
mimed' Cunningham to dhipnse of in
the river. Then he went to Spokane
nnd bmiglif ten pounds of' powder
nnd he and SInipklus made tfnother
bomb when fhey reached Caldwell.
Orchard' said lie left Caldwell and
visited Ifolse frying to find Slt'iinen
borg, anif then to Salt l.nke. return
ing to CnidwidT DV-ceniber IB",. I 11)5.
Without, tliir Brightest show of emo
tion he told' of waiting to shoot' Sleu
nenberg ml CTirisfmns night. He
waited oui.iide rho house and limird
SfeunonherA'eniTie orrr. but could' not
get his gun rogwhor fn time.
At 2:30 in. in. Orchard reached the
eflmnx of hlwst'oi-y. fn a steady voice
he told of planting the bomb outside
of Steunenberg's gate. (Julckly he
walked toward the hotel and met
Sleunenberg on 1'ns way home and'
was within a IHncR: and a half of the
hotel when he limnl the explosion.
While Orcl.-irrd' wan in his renin
concealing certilln evidence a gltcnt
cap exploded,', tearing' his coat' It)
pieces.
He said I lint after arrest he re
ceived a letter from Pettibone that
was unsigned, .iml the state Is believ
ed to have the original in its posses
sion. Orchard finished at 2:3.1, nnd'A't-
itdrney llawley niter a dratfrtttle
pause, proceeditl" to nrfng out the-de-
1 litis exploding the bomb, ImC Onb
bert arrived on the scene preinntuiv-
Wash Goods Sale!
Friday and Saturday Specials, June 7th and 8th
TWO
BIG
CAYS
SPECIAL OFFERINGS
Beautiful Wash Lawns
Friday and
Saturday
4
Next Frldiy and Saturday w will hold
t wut in wash goofs and our prlcn
will btrt!ily low lor lh dlllririit
good. Abrul 1500 yardi ol bright
new lawn in itripe polka dot and
I lor a dralgni, will br on tale lor two
dayi. Friday and Satutday r
at pr yard
25c Dotted Swiss Muslin 17Xc
Friday and SahiMay you can buy lln
dnttrdSwin Muallu, actually worth
25c Ihe yard, idea assort- llfi
mtnt ol patterns, at yd 1 2
Qf will buy on Friday and Saturday
7v ao ol tine Bastiste sold around
town at !2Hc a yard.
Fine Quality Bastiste
Worth every C --J
This lol ol goods are usually said at 20c
the yard, line assortment ol patten a,
Frldav anl Saturday
a yard Uw
SPECIAL OFFEIUNCS
Belts With Pearl Buckles
On tale Friday A
nd Saturday I tXtl.
Jum Tth on 6th
Friday and Saturday we will have on
tale dotenaand dotena oi nice white
Wash Belts, tailor made, with pearl
buckets. Teey will go in a hurry at
our sale price, each 1 4-C
Low Prices on the
Long Coves
Black and white tlbow length on
sale Friday and CQr
Saturday at
Black and white elbow Icnght
better grade ftr
on sale at UJW
Here's One For
the Men
Friday and Saturday we will
place on sale, two days only,
dozens and dozens of shirts
that are worth and sold by us
at $U5. This shirt will in
clude all our $1.25 shirts your
choice, at each o
$1.00
was happening. .slating merely of one shipment of
Haywood leaned down between his i(jn lambs, nther consignments or
counsel, so that he might get a clear, stock having been defayed in reach
nnobstructod view of ithe witness j ng the city. Quotations today are:
stand, and for fully five minutes Cattle Best steers, 4M.25fi $4.50;
gazed steadily at Horsely. The Int- medium, 1:1.75 614.25; cows, $3.50
ter was, however, giving his attention (a $:t.75; fair to' medium cows, $2.50
to the gtate'a counsel on Hie other j, $3.00; billls, $2fi$2.50; calves,
side of the room, and It was not until i(-a s jq
the first Interruption came friwr the sheep Good sheaved, $4.50
defense that the two saw er.ch other. , . ..
Hogs Best, $ii:50(5 $.75; light,
i"ata and feeders, $iS5f!'$S0.
roi-tland Quotations.
Creamery Butter 22 M 25c.
Flggs 17 18c;.
Chickens 18 19c per' pound.
Wheat Vallev, 84ir;' blUestem, c
Oats $28 29.
Barley Per ton, $23:W $'23'.50.
Hay Timothy, $16 (ft $18; vetch,
Sf7T.50; grain hay, $7(h $8.
Moftair Choice, 29 30c.
Woo-1 Valley, coarse' to1 merrlum,
lg'W 2'tVr.
Hops Prime, Bin 8c.
Potatoes $2 per cwt; new,. 5c lb.
pound'.
Onioira $2.50i3 $3 per-cwt.
WEEKLT REPORT OF
EUGENE MARKET
Chlttfm bntUt 5c.
Wool 18 21c.
INmltry, Kkkp.. etc.
Kkrs PeriOwi,, 14c,
Dniry Btitter--25(? XOc.
Creamery Hutter 75c per roll.
Hena Per lb.,. lOCn 12c.
Frys Per lb.. TOtU 12 4c
(JeeBe n Gt 6e.
Ducks Per lb:,. T-f' 1 5c.
Turkeys 12 Ca Hr.
Fruits, Vej;etnbh", IK'tc.
PotntoeH $2.25" per rwt.
Onions I'er Hi:,. 4 i 5e.
laomons Per aw $.'.50f $(i.rf).
Oreea Apples' Per box 75c
$1.50.
Oranges $3 (ft
Livestock Market.
Steers Per lb., 3 (5 Z c.
Ooort cows 2 Vic
Gnod prime dressed vy,. 57c.
Mutton on foot Per 0.r 3c.
Fat hogs 6c.
(Jraln nnd Pel.
Ont liny $8.50 (ft $TSh.
Cheat hay Per thii' $7n $$.
Timothy hay Per ton,
Oats Per bushel', 40c;
Prnn Per ton, $JT.
.Mixed feed Per ton,
Short? Per ton, $2Ti
Wheat Per bit., .73$ SUi.
Land' cruisers' estimate iiooKd for
sale at tlVft Guard office.
Portlniri Maiftcf Report"
Portland. Or., Jum? tf.. Tlie- f-jral
I'miter mnrket Is weaker toiray re-
iTiTins rondidMn.i ih 1 he Rnst' on
(He Sou ltd and In Srtn Finnciseo, aiuf
whlhr prfres art the euine here- n1!
yustevifn j-. roe prtMpvct tlinf appiim-if ;
.leKterdny nt another advance soon
has disiippvred. There is nilh
nktlilmnf that iices will rU rniserf
atitivr rrw- present' le-vel' or sme,,
nine:
() crvnmery mnn iai(l j-estertliiy r
"The nmdilion thnt exlsred' In tiie1!
(Uut1iv nrarket a week Ri;n Ik-risers1-1.
iniiff or uiu uwihh nrier ui nirn rd- ,oir,VT Therr then- want an msi-
tent denrnd fiir-local' nniducrS' in
lias Two Wlvc Llvlni;.
Kffhnrdson crmninnred his eir.ss
ONTimlniitlon at 2:5K. Orcharrf' tes
tffted that ho Ihid two wives HVinw.
and had one clHld' lr his first' wife
whom ho deserted fn 1S95. This
child lives wtrH Us mother.
Orchard next traced his movwnenfs
In pnpnratlan wor tho murder nf
SrrinienberK. wrviajr he tinned hi
Caldwell wlth Slmpkins In Novem
ber, 1905. He-nnd SfmpkiiiH pl!tm.vd
the bomb Bonm time before-the as
sassination, Inrf ft failed to expl(dl'.
Further aWmR In his crowexartni
natlon Orchard" said he chunned hih
name from irorsely to Mttlf because
ho "ran nwiry with nnotlivr mnn'a
wife."
Court their adjourned ar3":3 un
til 9 o'clock- tomorrow.
DHAMATir
KXTItANCI-;
OF HA lilt V OIUITARr
tfeafrh' nd othtf Hound cities. Xow
tlilHt is fttrely wirhift-awir,. and rlw
i-earon aftorefor M tliHt within- Hn
pnrni few days ut leiotf four and' per-hap-
sir carloiidrf -of Khsfern huttw
have hvn unlotded ' At the-mniad1 n
triTimllsi. The heNvy Impoi-catiPmc
hiivir nIleved the shortage hi tfU
north, and tin re -Is const ueiiriy lvws
d'tfniuntf for Oregon butter."
Anofhpr sai'dr
"TTl Chlc;RO, 'n Francisco iwd"
i5lattHi butter marfwets are WMwkerfio
rfliy. nnd as thtese markets tt) Hptfrre-
extent Rovern condltlims ltere. Bhe!
hnuP marker is stnmR Hian ftMr'
Kunh lime tst. We lvtok Ihr ntiln-!
mutate advance In p.-icea." j
Two of tins- ereaniMriei are.
matntntntn the prlce'of 2 cents fort
firKf-gradc products. The others arej
sirnns at 24 cents. Couirtry cTCrtn-j
rr butteif Is q voted at 2J 1-2? ro 25
rents.
ItMfkH I;io ltrfliir Biittwi. ,
A prominent cremnery nisn: who Is !
arerse t huviTiK hid nam mentioned
at this uime sys tlwt -he believes that ;
butter will wit al a r?r fn fhei
wholesale market dMrltt?? th coming
winter: "I flave never seen the mar
ket s stmiiK s nop, a(f 0c a
poumr looks quiw ItkWy fir the com
liiK winter-. Of corse there's no
tellini; t what may happen tvtween
t tuuM. If the Klistcm hurter mnrket
shows a sudden slump this month it
wt4 meun thr n Tarue part of the
Ux-al stwrae- will enntf frtim there.
Jewelry
All the good kind
here Rings, Pins
Studs,rlEarrings,,2;
kUj Brooches, Chains, Sap
,1 Combs, Hat Pins,
Belt Buckles,
Collar Buttons,
Stick Pins,
Cuff Buttons,"!
Thimbles and all
pretty things
that go to make
up a first class
jewelry stock.
The goods are new
and priced right.
Seeing is believing
Come and see.
J. S. LUCKEY
lbs Reliable Jeweler
Kstittlislu-! lK(ll).
Px. W. Newland
Where goods are sold
at a fair profit
j In tho ITaywood trial yesterday fhe
'entrance uf Marry Orchard', accord
'hit? to his own confession tlueoluVst-
blooded murderer this country has
i ever produced, was most dramatic,
j Five witnesses who traced Horsely
j and Jnck Rimpklns at various times
! prior to the Steunenherg murder at
Caldwell. Nam pa and Stiver City, and
' further ftxt-d their movements h"
ldontlfyl"K hotel rfSisters where they
had signed their names, consnmed
the first hour of the niornfn ses
sion, nnd then Svnntor rtornh. look- It: is alsays iutte daniftrons to store
ing Toward the bench, mild In a quiet letter at the pesent ranire of vr
tone; es. bar nnVss condithns change m-
"It will be a few minutes before tertully tho storrrs will come out all
the next witness arrives." (rirtht.
The crowd knew Orchard was t(j New Potato Prvndnc Old Stm k.
come, and in keen expectancy watcb N'ew potatoes srr now comiux so
ed tho two doors of the room. It was frt Into the California markets; that
to be a realftntlon at last. The pi-fs- ( prices for old are suffering rmdly
'oner-witness, long sequestered at the ; w-fth the lesser demand. In this mar
penttentlarv. was to ko ttrodmd. ket new Cnltfornta stock Is coming
Haywood's mother. Mrs. Carruth- j quite rapidly, and although th price
ers. of Salt Lake, nnd her dauchter. has been little shaded as yet the
sat beside the prisonePand bis wife. I prospeetsre for sharp declines sion.
they having arrived here yesferdav Old stock in this market has hardly
from Salt 1-ike. Mrs. Carruthcrs Is been affeclcd as yet by the arrival
a handsome woman of middle age. j of new stock, hut shippers are not
end hr dauchter is a pretfv girl ofjdolng any. CaPfornla business be
20. The prisoners' two dauchters i cause (if the !or values thert.
were absent. Haywood (J-'ld a note- Strawbt-rry Market l.mver.
book and nt luterv-ils took notes of Strawherrit-s went as low as $1.40
Ihe proceedings. None of the Hay- -rrate for 24s thf morning under
wood Knp coubl -ee either door Tes of moro itlnvQ arrivals. These
without turning iu their se;its. and, extreme low values, however, did not
while they steadily faced front, they rule for Rood stock, vaules on the hit-
The
12 Days'
Special
Is Over
and with.
Satistactory Results
Wc will have more piancs
in a day or two, so
Keep a coming'
We have the best that
money can buy, at just as
little moncyfas can buy'it.
EILER.S' o
Piano House
Wost S;venth St.
S. O. STEVENS, Mgr.
Worries, Annoyances
COFFEl
Vanisli when
Folger's
Golden Gate Coffee
Appears
Sold on merit
Aroma-tight tins
J. A. F0LGER & CO- San Francisco
ri
Your Summer Clothes
Should Look Well
and they wilt not only look well but wear well also, if
purchased1 at Hanson's. We have goods tailored to suit
the most 'astidious and an assortment of styles and pat
terns not equalled elsewhere in Eugene. Prices, two,
are right.
Ccne and see our goods we are always glad to see
them whether you buy or not.
We have the largest and best line of furnishings.
Panama, straw and summer weight felt hats from the
leading makerr,
We own our own building pay no high rents
and can sell lower than many of our competitors.
8 Street ED. HANSON Oregon
W. M. GREEN
1
619 Wiil -mette St.
We are Proud of Our
Stock
of fine table delicacies,
groceries and provisions ol
all kinds, because they are
the choicest and finest in
high grade and pure focd
stuffs that we could choose
from the best. We handle
nothing but the best and
sell it at a fair profit.
THE SQUARE
t DEAL GROCER
PhOrte Mom 25
- WRITE FOR OUR BOOKLET ON
BANKING BY MAIL
O
0
INTEREST ON
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
AO
SAVINGS BANK
or THE
Cttlc (guarantee Si nt0t
Company
Pays 4 per cent, on Savings Accounts
4
" S "
J. Thorburn Ross .
George H. Hill
T. T. Burkhart
John E. Aitchison
Chas. H. Kopf .
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