The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, May 05, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text.gilding. Postal and Bank Statistics all Tell a Similar Story-Eugenes Progress is Being Maintained Unabated HOME EDITION L T .... ...iuht. Wed- ' ,!',. ut. tlouiy and ; ".art frt; ",,r- ! w. .outheast. EUGENE, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 5f 3925 PQ ifP OS STHEKTS 3e: OX THAJXS m 102 13 ' , 1 .,.. be no state ArtWJ v nre.on national ard s ... -ill he a team of .tift ne August Perry, vti ! VUU 63 TODAY'S NEWS TODAY Li of tbe national fuard here. ' tie iiate shoot where rifle ,crhu ;t .... . new p!an will be fol- !.jtatiB the best shots of the Uv"dm'" ,raiu" .!,! t the co mi r.'' ! naipment near Medft.ni. I",, to the encampment every ' itteptn" will shoot the cus rIr.eoa local ranges. Those lkfhiiv.t marks will be put mne at the encampment lite object if developing -another ,mfor Oregon. This will be ik. trvout to determine tne VA of tbe team. The n.ti. mil Lid of tli ' wi maA team ,(H tacksmen and thr officer to & Btioul shoot. tip to Be I repay j. Blr'loine cui' instead of a si of f-3 is to constitute tea lh U Albcrt i,rize at the i,r.itr. This decision was reached IjKntlr of the Awards committee of Iiieficaliy after correspondence with hunk H. Albcrt of the 1'irst Xntion- IiikHilof Salem, donor of the trophy. I liii award has been made each year 11K0 to tbe senior who, during I a collese course, baa made the mien nroircss toward the ideal in lihftctir, service and wholesome in- hbdee. latter the rules governing litmnl the committee selects from Iacsf tbe members of the senior da, (tree-whose record appears the latin these respects, and from those Is!:m the (enior class makes the bc kwj bj ballot. If, Halt On Tour I IX Hott, managpr of the Eugene Fruit Growers plant in Eugene is siting a tour of California looking m tbe fruit situation, it is au WBMfd today by J. I. Hamlin, ? Set taanager f the plant. Tie pack atfhst exitec.s lo iu n heavy busi jfsi ic packing vegptfibies this sum in, tsi is alri'jcy taking in a qunr mj of xbutb. Atwngh the Ucren.- i uiiml cut dnwo the t'rop of jtruiifti ! tiitl(rabiy below itormnl, the pdkgff rrgetabli's will almost make fertile losa. Ajtjdea are no vx jfiiti to be bandied In htrgt tjuon'.t r, usual. urK is jjrosri-samg npidlj on the new annex tu tyv plHitt, ad prop sed hmdi room for ?m- ?tj of the firm. MOflH MURDER CONFESSION IS GIVEN BACK "VINDICATION" IS BRINGING A FORTUNE Fergusons of Texas Minting Money, on Stories and Interviews, According- to Tale Unfolded; Whole Family Gets Easy and the Money Rolls in ! i Jealously of Wife Ascribed; As Motive; Would Have j Her in Prison Sacramento Police Report j Murder Took Effect as Moor Has Related fimt Fond Received Sua lie recfint of S4.t-'.i.r4 hv j tVinl. county treasurer, the J". toroover of forest sale funds of i5trH for the je.ir fini:iig June ; n l!Ci. hts bwti eoUM'lftfd, areoni- 2t t iOQouscftium of the trensurei This itiin ri-nreseDts 'J5 ner of the total snlu of sovernmeut mn in IjiDe ,.,,,, ,l,lriE v.,r iT;,i is the l.irs'-st sinsle turll !f fedtril iniiucv to thj riiuutr it 1 kn.iw-n lis there were a -V oooibrr of jle last vr. Ko ! a' !t stverai jenrs the nonunl re-1 " been n.,t mueb more than b. the coumj treasurer states. ' ' Crai Expectf i flrdl fc,r the Totem' llt.ner' " to b. sent to the office of the k here in the near future. "Nioi to n s h line tftt cards will he sent " !1 tff:ttrars of election !D at,. .cconlin to ulnns maun. " Vn ttat in a!! doubtful "tkat it. ,!, ,.. J,rpiirnt !nr "Histr.tion Js , !"1e " reading , writing. approve b; vote of the ' me ,.r.,.rai .i,rtion , No. W"! Actie rcrhnUfw,, madf j W:., loa(.d tods, ft hin ZJ vor.l,ti, to .u- 't of ff,ri,,, of - "wring rnnipanv. T (Jit i. o soriting a erew of w ar.,I . .lr5, niImb(r of VH' ,! nf tl firrn f" " " r'Porte.1. Th-r-. W' "Un '! h"d or :.7-V,U h"1'1 T'lr. Mar "! -tit tMy. 7'.r wer mo,,, fr nttiDt ,h r... T " '5i"'tJ to arrive t7 ' " '"" Thi "iU k n ' " 0I" n,ao 't " 5i- K"b"- "!., IHina. At present, "'trT'1 '"f e0:i" k''I," frn J ""k- Horiw. - .mju;,el tO ClJt SAL KM, Ore., May 5. Jealousy, inspired by the belief that his wif was running around tbe country nml enjoying herself while he is confiscj to state prison here, is believed by prison offieia's to be the motive be hind the eimfessk.n at C. II. Moor, convict, that he sb-t and killed Harry Brown, of Sacramento, during as at tempted highway robbery near Saeri mento in September, V.i-3. The f'onfesshm is apparently coo firmed by a telegram received by Warden JUairymple late yesterday : from It, McSlmne, chief of police at Sacramento, The telegram stated that details in a letter sent by Warden Dalrywple to the Sacramento pviiee cheeked with the killing of lirowa at Sacramento. The confession was sub stantiated by Moor's wife, Mrs. Kuth Moor, who is believed to be in Eugene at present, . Insanely Jealous. Moor, the prison authorities say, is insanely jeabm of his wife, and when she visited him at tbe prison last Iri iv to inform him tnai fiie would ha j go to Portland to secure ei-ploymeta-, flew into a rage and de clared he wu'd tell everything infr iiig that ht wiuld then find herself m prison too. According to Muor's con fession iiis wit drove the ear in which they escuped from the scene of the murder. The cuiifctcsioii was made Friday after Mor had been visited by lsi wife and the two had quarreled over tbe woman's declared intention to go to Portland ' to seek work. She b -i-ame hysterical. Mo -re became viuh ut and aj-ked t j be t iken before th.' warden. He was handcuffed and is th-; wMrdpn's oft ice :grcd a written eon fess;on to the llmuu murder, MooV w.ts srnt up from Eugene htni Match tor auto theft aft-r be hi,l been extrmiited from Denver. Ku gfne anrh'iritit's yesfrdjy placed lit tle crederft e in i,;e confeat n liecaiJe iCenticjed on us tbree I r 1 WSifi I f ESfOUSOM i I TO BECIRGUS DAY FOR EUGENEAH Train Due-to Come in at 4 o'clock in the Monmig, Is Word Schedule Prepared; No Pa rade Will be Held ia Streets of City JAMES e. H.v I.KOX SII.KK fXHA Servire Writer) VrjTIX, Tel.. May 5. . J . .Wn ftUfSIT.,, 5, Kluive jreenlmcks are being given a merry chase by "Pa' and "Ma Fer guson and other members of Texas (tuherimtorial family. One member of the family after snot her has found opportunities to turn a pretty penny on the prestige whii-h became theirs on the accession of "Ma to governorship Literary and business talents alike I are !ciiig brought n Isear by the man sion occupants as tbey elip emn from the bond of "vindication which, the IergHsons say, !tbe people voteI them at the polls. ( interviews Pay "Ma is reaping s harvest through it'tcfviews and other literary endeav ors ''Pa" has made excellent eooaee tions with a railroad, liorrace partlc pates in the returns from the family literary pursuit ami recently was gives a free trip to Cpba. - Mrs. Ooida Ferguson Nalle, ebift daughter of the governor, has brought consderaids business to tbe bonding fsrm she represents, iriglnal copies of the bonds os file in the office of the secretary of state revest ihlt. interviews $200 Each When Ms Ferguson was Insugn- Continued on p-sge thre?J COUAITY AGENT AS BUSY TIME AMBASSADOR STIRS Beef Cattle try Dynamite Diet; 4 of Best Dead HOPE BY ADKSS WASHIXfJTO.V. Mn.r ,1. IP) W hile Amkuwl t llmishton ,rik on hia ort r"rKtniiiiIit? is hia atl- MKUFOrtn. Ore, Mny - K. H. liaj. s raorhiT in tht Hama valiy (ii1- Irict found four of h: hpst b?f rat- drpca in Ioilon last night st the l'.l-1 te $eaf on thf rmgr? s ffw ilas sgo grinia' dinocr. rrpsiil'iit onliilge i i sn,j rrp0r(,a the )iwllr lo very hopeful Ihnl (h Bihamrtr'a vritiarinn W. If. Lytic c.f fain intPrprpialion of 1he American stti- who came io n rnd sftpr an autmj-. tilde towani Kurope will i heiptui MR. MELLON HUS WORD 01 TAXES JACKSf Mis.. May S.- ering of tbt? fimximsuft fturtas aud a radical rdurtiin in rate or th elimination f fh federal estate tax' In all probability wiy b recommended to th hone ways and mpsns rommit- Tomorrow Is on of fho? red-letter days for yonnsMers asd mother will hsr but little trsubis ia awaken mg their small &oya as tha etrens train Is scheduled to come ia at 4 a, m. and this i as event that is rarely missed by tbe real loathful eireiis fan. iJoceim of ilttw boy mil it woift- dering how thirsty tbe eienhants are, when they begin carrying bsekets-full of water is them t& mm their wny into ihs show In th ilssa honored fashion. And once inside the bit the worM of romance sad adventure U tiieirs! Thf re is the caj full ramping sasinc lloiss And there in the extremely agile lady in the pbk tights dolnj her tnrn in tba flyinj rings! And elephant forgetting their dignity and turning ssuierseaita! Koi to spesk of elowns, both fst and ami fat iadie and red Ienonade , For tbe benefit of the small boy ss well as Ms sialera, parents and other adult relative the following ache lul ii ih& Ai G. Bra?s cimia for Kngene tomorrow la prepared Arrive 4 a. m. tomorrow over the Soul hers Pacific railroad Unload l.iair boalevarii near the Honthrrs Tacific shop, 8hswirroand! lllslr boalevard and First avenne, iJosrs open 1 and T p m. Frea eslHbition 1 snd T p m Main performanee stnrts 2 and S p. m. Xo street parade, Iowntowa reserved sent sale, Ka-(ne- ilimk store, SpeHsl feature; IWahonta at the conrt of Quen Anne, J J?1 M-rtlfi, iiimaelf. I Tbe riysi IJHiputias I One hundred and eighty borrtt 1b Aiab pfrformera from Sahara d j ar&mni eircus artisJs from Ch$m A ! Barnes, bbnslf. rat1 Jardine Will Ride Broncho At Round-up Acptmt a "bars of Imybooil rbuis William !Uir Jsrdoe, aecretsry of sgrieaiture hss bea entere! is ihs ; broncho rulmz event st the third ss nnsl Manilas roned-n to fee held here ; Jaly 3 and 4. Mr. JanJine "will be side io rbie a sjsny brooch ops as oa eaa le4 be-; for him said F. M. Knsellt assist ant secretary ei agrkaltare Is let ter in John SI. Strpheise, saperSsin dsnt nC tha United States ssrtiiers great plaios field station bere. Bill" and ifess Stephens re both bora at Maiad City, Jdahd, and grew4ip together. Both punched iow yoaiijaters n4 both deefeped repHtatiosa aa mean bombres" ws "outlaw," Then BHI" went imn western Montana snd punched for four years, Bath frariJateil inf the scieotiftc side f agricaltore and Stephens, prior to entering the emme&t serriee, served aa assistant to Jardine when tbs latter was hesd s ATTACKW1LL nr nnriirr it HturtWtDA I TUPCroniHTQ I HULL 1 UU1IU (Continued om psga three) DETAILS EOT FROMB OF MIL' OPUS END FILE! Aviators Report oa Activity Of Eebel Tribssmen in Morocco Uprising of Local Tribes men Thought to be Aim Of Rebel Leader , Baseball Scores Reports f'T the month of Aon! pre pared by O. K FJetchtr, Lane eounty agricultural ajtnt, show that a ttsl of S40 people es!l?d at the office the court house in April. Twemy-tw meelinitP for fnr:ners were held la th county in the month with a total at tendar.ee of o.Vt, the report shown. The office snt out 107 letters and nrrnticrd 44 farm risUs. The actiri tifs of the month were 8.5 days de vtM to farm erp, ii days to ani nisi husbandry work, fire days to ro dent control rinspaijEn and the r--msinder of the month to ther sri cultural interests f the farmers, M. Fletcher states. Tbe fvifowiot- report shows tb arerage numlter of cslls st tb f fie on the da 'f tht month: Ma days, 11.75: Tuedsyt, 7; Wednes days, 12; Thursdaje, 1; Friday. 13 5; iftturd.iy, 25.-5. Infernal Machine Is Sent to Lodge to J.urnicao atnlPiMnpn ana prii'-. Tho priient fcc! lint th ren nomir aituatinn in Kiirnff i imprnT int. Th return of llnttand o gol'i bai, atiI t!i probuMj- rnHr aimilar It il .....5 T .....1.1 11 UsHri?. Hrti, lias end l!srt!p. Knight. Honthworlh 11 lialiiif. NATIONAL At lilstlii!iia i lr hs tfea.Mry neat faO. 8?tr-1 -(lw yrli dfclsrtd aninaSs iin.i brut kiU-1; , . ' """" ' !'bil..i.t.(in by otitis livnamlte. Fk? uraiivrs mi ...... . . . , . . . , , , i 'PI' liiikr amor-iatK.il. I the dynamite witli Ihe uiakeri ssm.M I tie eefrefar, ifllI that whtle It would not be spiroiriate tur him to inn in Mr. Ir. the tte sill aa.bt i '1 ,"r,n ' projrtm, until action in Holland are eonumted aiJarkM,n ouuty fnai In irn.'nt-t,M irenrjr mm-, it. tmaoma favorabl. n. pointed toward tWl- j inS lb rart!es re1nn!ble for leavst,-' t"" ,0 th i ht of Station n.i remperali n ,,b the other drnamite !,.,e on the rattle tnr inwn" hrs M" W !' . . ... (! i t the "margin of eurphia" would be aide of tbe Atlantic. ? ... , . ainpie tor ilie reiorma. Tillamook Woman FOKTI.-AXO, Ore. 5fay detailed route off tbo proposed tenaloa of tbe Orejton Trask from Brnd to Klamath Falls Is set forth m application prepared for fillos with the Inierstsie eommerce FmmvM sion, say ft special dispatch from Washington, Cost of eonstmrt Ijag tbe estessSoB s plaeol st -iK-iMMi a mile, Tbe plans proride for a single line slsiy-five inline from Item! io Bkook m, formerly ksowa ss Odell. At iM& p&hsi the lino woatd branch off Is possible routes to KtsRssth FsHs The petition Is mt4 as follows j A line from Jicnd, ire soatb westerly, following generally np the Ueschatea ralley ft dietanee of ap proximately 65 ojiJea to the height of Isod or summit between tho Ie chutes and Williamson rirer dmln sget thence southerly and sfsatbsst erly spprosbssMy 40 miles So Sbe sismmit betweea ih Wflltayisos tiv r sod th Hyean Hver, thence in a soatberly direction spproxiosateJy i iBiis to the 3prsMe river, thejre 3s s 8thrly, soabmesterly and west erly direction, approximately 43 tasir FKZ. Morocco, Slay 5. 1-11? Hiffjans st pr?pnna: to stt?i the Freach ferces at tbree prindfia! paints, it was reported todsy by .French agistors afier Vt?n?t&i Cslftas bat'a colama fead ens?d lbs trad er near isjcbsi RibssI is reller French ontpnsts sisli snrr?ffided fey the trifcemem. farshal fyao.tcy began sgsm in snection f the area sira tie ex pected Jls of sltaek to n&iinfy him self of tbe French ptvpmmnitm fsr resistant and for counter sf tck nr also to ssrerfniii the state of mind of the local tHfesmeTi whose uprising the inradem are attempting in esnf. Tba possjfeB ufirisins l feare! by the French sBthorsises mm t&aa ths actnai on$lnNia of AMl-Kriis'i force.. ?Bfrmntiwi of the Frffipri IstclH gence diiSiOs Is that ene force of Usff5ss im sssemblmc Is ifee center et tbe fswat t attempt g i&mrh la the genemi direction of Fes Another native fimJt spirent!y ssmbUng to attack tlw Frncb Is'fi, she a third Is hclng forjocd sggist the French The resat of the first sMrioiihe Frncb saS bsrii ies say, sfes i hat Abd-el-Krias wscrirs mm ilitle pre pared ts meet French tarries. They appeared snrjHseS at Jb desslly character French fire aitbouU they fsrpfl eneral olombst's iuca eonrBgesarfy at the begistsing, they broke aad fied la disorder bn tbey sa the effects of the French fire. Today1 French affcB3-g ia iha ljebai ItJbaoi 'region wss intended to keep open the territory sriw! tb French advance! pof mfeer than to fores n derisire r&mtmt, 5lt of the outposis hse siow fecen freei from enrfepment by tfes lipffwiss. It Is stated that tb ti French losses so far fcave hcn mimmt half ft After recessing reperts of their atr ial observers the French SMifeoritics csprcssc Jhe hlif ibsi tbe lliffisa troops samSwr ahmi Ma sthouph 1 them with Jnore than plainly ristb'e were found stomachs tf the dead steers. in tb! Accor'I- j At Boton flronalya ... .fl 10 H!B lli..,.,l 1 Ilafieris: tJrimes Hsfies, Hysa( Kamp sad tKSi!l. ts Hlsmsth Falls, A!s a line conaectmg with the prerioaa estimates fesd wt edited aforemnlKmed Sine aesr the nmmit hftii'n the Icnes and ihs Vii lUmmmnn river draissMet thence sonih- ! westerly end sonsberiy ffdlavin gn- orally down tbf Vliltsmwii rirer jmJes to tbe valHr north of npperi Kmmath ieltej shnc soutfawesiriy, i i southerly sd finally etriy fol- Circus Man Dies in Fail SI'UKAXK. Wash.. Maj 3 An in fernal nia.bine en( J ei(.rf to Kle.ta rliapter, Kaatern rtar Mf. here, from Anjtelea. t'at. timed oer to the poliee, h an noiinwl t dJj (bat bad it t failed to eiplwie when opened, il .nM e be.n able lo kill .' feron. The ei ,tet rompanj- tnj 'i wfd the aen !-r a H. K. C 'otlert. .'W7 north IhV.m atrtet. Lot Anjelei. Thia favorable outlook ia renrded hv the preniilcnt a important in ron- 'aiderinj lon br American bankera to I Knrnpean induntriea or govermnenta. He realiMa, however, that Amerii-an finan' iera mut rona dor the eituatioB iin ea.-h r.untry in relatio to 'hat fo untrj'a eronom e poltriea and ue 'difrelion in determmir.it here Ibeir j anietanre i to be in practical aj. JOURNALS COMMENt j l.ttSImX. Mr - The lead-' ' in JnurMia f Br.twli todar ' etphailfd th tliifjcan.-e of the. laddreea before tbe IMgmnit .-ietI i l.-int niglit by the new American atn .nad..r, Aiann. n B. II -tlh. in ' ' nhich he declared tlia". utile a peace . tjied on noil ill "ere re-eta,ili.hd 'r, K'trojie. he feared the I'nited ' ."tatea vnu:d cease to ii'jtj a ermpa- , : thetir part in tbe t.iek of re(.itroc ' tion. r jeli frm b a cotiferen. e wi'b President t 'ooifdee and Secretary "f S ate Keii.. the letter f liom be i . enci eed at tbe court of ?t. Jamea. I I the ambassador reached tbe croi of j Itreartw Ta "Fair" Ij I 4- C I 'Tiie levy of an income ras, at teceived at ?aiem!r,rop,r i uw ami woimmi- i railr aonud tseana of raieiwf the im- "liH'Ae. Mar S. tXstionalt f 'incinnatftliicaao game p 'SttMrne.!. cnbl weather. SAI.KM. Ore., rat .n, ad Ti; !ainc,5t -Sir., f. A 1 ittitistive, eoeoHfage "If the iMseltion of the inrojae taa menee revemtee required for the op- i eratiori of the K.iveriuiient." ecretgrc ..rr,n, K,,M(.llt)( , ..jj,,, , received at the .,.t penitentiarr lt j Dn! b ,M ( nfrt w s (n nigoi to De n .rvm time .or man-. bmp,, ,,,,, .j,,, .laughter. Mre. I'aton van ronvicte.1 ; &llirt inmr,lt of u.n the ,ieth if her 1-!,voidance of the tai. dJushter by beiu;sg -the ch.ld ao t ..i.- ; . ...... fU,.f .i. a,.i 'f,. aerve ita eeentiai intcjerity. We myet Rive to the rmmrty a law sbicb ctoieee ttt rrtfiut ..tit't..ie .t..r ..f a. matron ot ii.e ;ir.sB arii it iioftrieo. ! cajte fro ed itft liirce ottjr women eta'ei aanie time exposing pfi nera tbt are now in the pern-1 tentarr. iTrr.turm.M Mar .-tXtiinii St. Ijm. I'lttei.urn gftie ofHiil- d. rs:u, K'im&n i n;iicb rejected tbcs re ceived at tb prieon rl I.ad nothing t't aay. Site a isirned over to th AMERICAN Af Si 1 ill - I'lsilaphia New Vork ftatferica; tjrores, Andrew a, mt4 tochrne, -hatsg; iV;.n ttXcill. s vx Receiver Named For Shipbuilders , fjisatbtn, without St tbe the Isw to cm- teiii(it by Iftsiduig it with CasmpMca! proriwtm uniiCtKvf ut In ?ppiij( tas st.!!!. law Las vt tJiSUiiS, Msy 5. ipponted ftnUy f -r A re-ei ef ss, r rent t;ee efcta" emptlog couffie are pobife! ojt. The treasury At VU-Utbd-- IJai?eri; JUsknbp oi -hstk H'.sMte, VoifteU Jr.d Wyatt, Commons Favor refrm of the law, open, th tecfefry I Itm log g'licraiiy the west He of ip-1 i pr Klamath laks io Kiamsth Falls, 1 j m Wiles. I $ Tbe applicant bs nt now ro- s r jo?:e to ia asy secsiritf-s for fti- 5 : strpf ifsg the estnwns th spiij tnthm set fHb, "bat Wilt fib sea- rate appUcatloo therefore, honhl sc- ras retire T? applit t- Isiaiifiing si.ar1 f -orpraie sre ; wnd by pwfcaa, lrtlanl 4 s-st- ? tie Kss! sy cflBjay feerein rcf-Frcl to as ih i ik ha cajiital) 5 S-s la turo H osftd, oti half rh ; ity Mt XrfiiTB llatinsy ejssiptty , awlth N.rtNni FseifJc ItaHsay :: co&ipasy hernia referred t a the j Nrtber UefK The Nftlira lies - bsve Inrtcil nmre ib;tn $IMV si iu the 4"onfrurtii f Sh rsni- ; rsd of the I- s;.l th ajii tion or rojtuHisn t tbe railroad of tb ?aer sbidre iurhvimt ih fSi!rosd f this appcaftt,. Tbe reoulresi foo4 ftr th cen- J st ruction of ?hj pre eitcmSoos ill be fribed by the Sari feces 1 lilies. Tbe or5bcm imes own lone C0TTASE GR0, Say 3. (Speclsi) Wesley Attowsy f 6i2 As street. Partis witfe th z?k lerrs sf AI S Bsrncs sircss, fell frea tS cssit car aai was (asiast? kilirrf at II a'cocl. this Morals. 8 It liotfy Is at ffts marges a3i!wg lbs ccrsser ffsai Esgese, Salvation Army Progress Made ik'd rgfe r-rsd f! He m th r4is:sn t''s ftHS? f-r fiBii-;tt stt.-u'itu-4 tf te jfrfio hi Ko-ie find lsa ci5y f ih - rar. 1 Umighi U s pex-jc4 th& im?4 b-e sU8sod. A tag dsy t. fee itur!s. ftictifly fecfiBiteiifT ha fre- I to cotffpss ti-r his address wnen ne saw, . ini,,.,-i! t si. if .Wider.. ? -The f measure of American j f(tt jr,s L WMt-tlmai . I cspitai of threa suilios p .tindt. (Caetiaiwd o three) (Cnntisaed on pf tteel Gold Standard fcn rh ,M-,r ' !"n 'h rt n rM' s.ita! t(-k of the H irlu.gtB. The fc.v tut ..nVB. will frtt tg liarlington i pee w,t of jii i tbe atrceta Jiere at assy price Uvi stock of the oior.do and HMnskern fo eo p tint t! fcs)er oVir f . ri! ay "wiibj. Th c.t f me- ' tw I't 4- "H" irSv i (h l MruCivtt aiuiatl at li,Salt a the fniS s!a a mhi fc sljalsi4 taite," j h ?fc rbt t the week. j J.OXiiO.V. JIr B.- -tJ- The ho ; of common peed thmogb tta thrd i reading s ijt without division the ; hi!! provtiitni for reiara i-i 'be g.,id i atandard.