f
Or.Hist.Soc., City Hall.
Ae
I
t.
it jÄwcJtrv
M oro, S h erm an
E s t a b l i s h e d ¿1*80/7.
A S K Y O U R N E IG H B O R
.
Home endorsement, the public expres
sion of Moro people, should be evidence
beyond dispute for every Moro reader, of
the merit of Doan’s Kidney Pills- Surely
the experience of friends and neighbors,
cheerfully given by them, will carry more
weight than the utterances of strangers
residing in far-away places.
Read the
following:
Mrs H F Peetz, of Moro, Oregon, says:
“ A member of my family suffered from
kidney trouble and on a neighbor’s advice
began taking Doan's Kidney Pills. This
remedy effected a cure.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name— Doan’s—and take
no other.
8uperJ||itious M usicians.
The Innocent looking “ cann ed green
pea bomb” la. according to aa expert
chemist, “the most hellish affair In
vented.” I t waa sent to a prominent
Parisian hotel keeper aa a sample. B e
suspected something and eent it to th®
government laboratory. I t was found
to contain a powerful explosive *ud
belonged to the dans called “bombs a
renversement“—that la, a bomb the
Inversion of which canaee instant ex
plosion. I t la fitted o ar with a straight
or curved glass tube connecting two
d i l l containing the necessary ad ds
A wad of cotton separatee the Snide,
and thia Wad In some instances serves
In place of a time fuse. I t waa a bomb
of thia kind which canaed the terrible
lose of life In the central police station
of SL Petersburg some time ago.—Chi
cago Tribune.
Understanding.
In Its wider acceptation understand
Ing la the power' of perceiving and
conceiving, exclusive of the sensibility;
the power of dealing with the impreo
alons of aanae and composing thorn Into
wholes, according to a law of nnlty.
and In Its moot comprehensive meaning
It Includes even elmpie apprehension.-
Coleridge. _______________ '
Musicians aru often singularly super*
oUtious. Paderewski once ordered an
expensive apartment In London, but
refused to enter when be found It was
No. 13 of a certain street, although be
paid for It. Massenet has written
A Beemerang.
•’So Mlaa Gummage got no damages
twenty-one operas and many other
compositions, but on all of his manu In her breach'of promise aultT”
-N o; her lawyer proved the man to
scripts page llP/ii la written In place of
be such a low down, contemptible
________
1«
T i
C h ild r e n
C ry
specimen ef humanity that the Jury
decided be hadn't any value aod con
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R I A
gratuiated her on ioelog him.”—Bal
timore American.
EGON AORILULTIJRAL COLLEGE
B o iö N im n ö
the .
INDUSTRIES’
TAXES AND TORTURE.
Tbs Conned Q rw n Fee B .m b .
H u n d r e d * o f M o ro C itiz e n C o n T e ll
You A ll A b o u t It .
This is toe title ef a keasttftl ad-pops Ooea .w h U h
w ill shew any boy er girt hew to auocxa»
1
t * 11 TODAY
T V W B I M
M
aw w
W B ill
M be
WO W
postal la toe n mall
and
1«
se W a W tr . x a L .
Ths aim ef
th s Industries, i
Agricultor« c i v i l Baeteeertog.
courses la Agrie«-------------------—
—
z lleetrteal
_
Es g Inserts g. Keohaalsal Bagtoeerlag. ■talag Ea*m-
•orlas Foreotry, DsaseeUe.asfsaoo aad Art, Osas
moros,' Fhanaaey aad Basta. The Callage spans
asptsmber tea Calaje« free.
Address: UOISTBAA, OBBBOB ACUUCVLTVKAL
0 0 U .IO 1 . C ervallla. i
C o u n ty , O reg o n .
RECIPROCITY BILL IS
PASSEOJV SENATE
F r id a y ,
J u ly
HAY CROP IS BUMPER
K iv e C e n t s
28, 1911.
COMMISSION ORDERS
REDUCTION IN RATES
NEWS PARAGRAPHS FROM
OTHER CITIES IN OREGON
-
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Weitern-'Oregon Yield la 5 0 Per Cant
has
arranged to aeud 12 Nes Perce
Larger
Than
In
1910.
One of the most absurd and tyran
Indians from one ef the leading Indian
Corvallis.—"The farmers of Oregon
nical measures of taxation that wore
are harvesting a wonderful hay crop.” Coast Rates Lower Than to In schools to attend the Astoria celebra
ever imposed upon a people waa that
ordered by the despotic Duke of Aiva. Measure Goes Threvjh Without aald Dr. James Wlthycomb, director
tion.
termediate Points, But Back
prominent la the history of Spain up
One hundred and seventy-five Jdln-
of the experiment station at the Ore
Amendment
by
Majority
to 1582, when be died. _
aesotans now residents of Lane
gon Agricultural college, discussing
haul
is
Reduced.
For six year* be waa governor gen
of 2G.
county assembled in W est Springfield
the present harvest.
eral of the Netberiande aad levied a
to celebrate the annual Mlnaeaota
"The
total
hay
crop
of
Oregon
last
tax called the ten th penny." or 10
Spokane—Thia city is Jubilant rrer
p lc -lc .
year
represented
900,000
tons,
but
thia
per cent, upon every article of mer
W ashington, D. C.~The reciprocity
the decision of the interstate Com
That In addition to a state trout
chandise. to be paid as often as it trade agreem ent between the United year It will reach 1,160,000 tons. The
merce Commission ordering a m ate hatchery, Klamath county la to have a
should be sold. Be assessed real and S tates and Canada embodied In the western Oregon tarop la 50 per cent
personal property 1 per cent, to be reciprocity b’41, that proved a storm larger than it was last year, and the rial reduct.on In freight rates in eh at government hatchery. Is the statement
are known aa the Spokane P-rifle made by State Oame aad Fish Com- »
paid Instantly and collected once, and
center In two sessions of Congress, -eastern Oregon crop about 10 per cent rate cases.
on every transfer of realty he exacted
mlssloner Stone.
passed the Senate v thout amendment larger. ^The difference In percentage
For many years the railroads have
5 per cent.
E ghteen thousand aores of govern-
la mostly due to the fact that in east
by
a
vote
of
63
to
27.
A
majority
of
Bvery one In the land, excepting
exacted from shippers to intermediate [ naent land in the vicinity of T ille r, in
ern
Oregon
the
prop
la
grown
on
IrrU
Alva himself, perceived how utterly Republicans voted against it. Of 53
points such aa Spokane higher rates south eaa term Douglas oounty, waa
.„Jealous a ouhama it would prove, votes for it. 33 we)* Demócrata and gated or sub-irrigated land, while that on Eastern freights than were charg
thrown open te entry at the United
but ho pereleted In enforcing the rule. 11 Republicans. Of the 27 against, 24 In western Oregon la grown under nat
ed for the much longer hauls to Seat States Land Office in Roseburg.
The towns rebelled. and examples by w ere Republican and three Demo ural conditions, and the season has
There are 7763 children of school
doaens were made of refractory sub
been favorable for hay, as well as for tle, Portland, and other Pacific Coast
points.
’
•
jects, wbo were tortured to death, bat cratic.
age In Linn county, according to the
other
farm
crops."
Bourne. Borah and Heyburn voted
The theory has been that the rail annual report of County School Super
to no purpose.
Finally Philip IL , the Spanish king, against reciprocity, while Chamber-
roads must meet water competition intendent Jackson. Of this number
Yoder
Is
Not
Guilty.
was petitioned, and a temporary com lain, Jones and Poindexter favored It.
Salem —Bringing in a verdict of not to the Pacific Coast. The higher rates 3813 are boys and 3880 are girls.
promise was effected by which the Thus the Northwest broke even.
That 822,000 an acre can be real
guilty,
a Jury in Judge Kelly’s court to intermediate points, arbitrarily
towns were to pay >2,000,000 an
Every threatened change.In the bill
fixed, have been defended by a com ized from ginseng In the Rogue River
nuslly for the two succeeding years, waa defeated by the consistent union acquitted A. H. Yoder, formerly su
parison with the coast rates, plus a Valley is the statem ent of E. F. Gra
until August, lfiTl.
of Democratic and "regular" Republi perintendent of the Woodburn schools. theoretical backhaul from the coast
ham, of Prospect.-who has been exper
Yoder
was
charged
with
assault
and
can forces. Senator* Poindexter oi
to the Iriiand stations along the line. imenting with the plant for years.
Stayed That Way.
battery,
it
being'Alleged
that
he
had
“Ilello, Rhibba: Haven’t seen yoo Washington and Works of California,
The commission • recognizes the
Resolutions have been received by
as
Insurgents,
voted caressed 14-year-old Lydia Shambech. right of a railroad to meet water
for months The last time w e met. 1 recognized
the governor’s office from the Medford
The
Jury
was
ouV
two
hours.
remember, you were trying to break against nearly all amendments.
competition to Pacific Coast points, Commercial Olub, asking that a spe
Into literature. Did yoo succeedT'
Struggle Expected Over Wool.
but practically wipes out the back cial session of the Legislature be
Nino
Acres
Bring
>10.000.
•Yea. and I've been broke ever
.
,
called for.th e purpose of considering
A bitter struggle is expected in the
Medford.—A nine-acre orchard of haul rates.
«lore " Boetou Transcript.
While Spokane find other interme good roads legislation.
Senate this week over the wool tariff. pears and apples w ai K>W to H, A.
Governor West appointed Ralph C.
Prosperity la a great teacher; adver A full revision bill already has passed Latta, of Two Rivers, Mich.,, for >10,- diate points fail in their contention
sity Is a greater. Possession pampers the Democratic House. Several sub 000. The land Is located northeast of for transcontinental rates equivalent Matson, of- Portland, as a delegate to
the
mind; privation
trains a
stitutes have been offered In the Sen Central Po nt and la part of a traot of to those In effect from Eastern points attend the International conference on
strengthens IL
64 acres tia t coat William H olm es,'to Portland and Puget Sound, the re Vhe treatment of tuberculosis. The
ate
duction In rates means an extension conference m eets In Ronle from Sep
No sooner had the reciprocity 4)111 of Medford, >3000 in 1910.
of the bounds of Spokane’s trade tember 24 to September 30.
passed than senators began to pre
The first bulletin to be Issued by
para for the attack oa the tariff. The Two Score Acree of Wheat Destroyed. which will bring greater prosperity
wool bill waa made the unfinished
Pendleton.—Fire, starting from a to th's city and to surrounding coun the State Board of Forestry has Just .
come from the press and 20,000 cop
business and was taken up Monday spark from a locomitlve, causod the try In the Inland Empire.
A ttorneys a t L aw
ies w ill be printed for distribution
‘The
effect
of
the
ruling
is
indicated
season’s most disastrous grain fire,
morning.
among those who apply for It to the
The indications are that the subrtl- when 40 acres of wheat running 45 in the following examples:
On
freight
originating
hi
Missouri
State Board of Forestry at Salem.
Rooms 1 4 2 over W. W. M. Co. Bank. tute will be voted down without ef bushels to the acre w ar burned on
The Navy Department advised Sen
fert to amend it, and that -subse the ranch of O. D. Isamlnger, near River terminals, Spokane is entitled
to the Coast terminal rate. On fregh t ators Chamberla n and Bourne t at
quently the La Follette wool bill al Myrlck.
OREGON
MORO
originating in Chicago, rates to Spo no battleships could be sent to Asto
ready Introduced in the Senate may
kane or other intermediate points ria. but the torpedo fleet would be
be adopted as an amendment to the
BLOODED STOCK ARRIVES may be not more than 7 per cent sent In time to participate In the
House free list bill, to be finally
dealt with before the free Hat vote is Carlton Breeders Import Animals for greater than the rates to Coast ter opening exercises and remain through
minals. From Buffalo or Pittsburg out the celebration.
taken August 1.
Their Stock Farms In Yamhill.
After checking over the names on
the
Intermediary rate may be 15 pep
Carlton.—The most valuable ship
Steel Pact Put In Records.
Attorney-at-law
the University ef Oregon referendum
cent
higher
.than
the
Coast
rate.
When the House steel trust com ment of Imported draft stallions ever From Atlantic terminals It may ex petitions with the aid of experts and
m lttee
resumed Ita investigation brought to this part of the state was ceed Coast fates not more than 25 copying the entire ll*t on a typewriter.
Masonic Building
Monday, Chairman Stanley put in landed at Carlton during the week. per cent.
Judge W. T. Slater said that almost
j *r • • '
the records a copy of an Ironclad Tills shipment was coas gned to Kd-
25 per cent ot the namps would be
T h e D a lle *
O re g o n
agreement by which the Steel Plate son A Brown, of this place, both of
culled out because-of defects.'
Association of the United States wae whom have been la Europe for the BURNS DENIES KIDNAPPING
A dinner to convicts was given by
past
three
months
selecting
and
buy
entered Into November 9, 3900. The
the Wahl Club of Sublimity at the
Bonds
of
910,000
Given
by
Detective
agreement haa been in possession of ing the best they could find from the
rock quarry «ear flubllmlty Wednes
In Dynamiting Cases.
r O. J. GOFFIN,
Chairman Stanley for some time, and most noted home breeding farms In
day. The dinner was planned by the
Indianapolis, Ind — W. J. Burns re
a number of witnesses have been England, France and Belgium. The
women of the Wahl Club as an ex
shipment
consists
of
pine
Belgians,
turned
here from Europe and ap
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
questioned
regarding It.
Eleven
pression of apprecfatlon of the work
six Percherons, and two English peared In Judge Markey’s branch ot
great steel companies entered Into
the convicts have done on the roads
the agreement and Apportioned- among Shires, each, with one exception, be the criminal court to answer to four In the vicinity.
r MARIK M. GOFFIN.
them selves all shipments of steel ing two years old. These horses will grand Jury Indlotmenta on charges ot
Working on the theory that It
be on exh:bltlon' at the coming cir kidnaping John J. McNamara, the
takes a thief to catch a thief," Gov
plates.
*tp?*
These ra«> jab<)r leader, and taking him to I^oa
im s
The steel company that dared vio cuit of fairs this fall.
ernor W est has thought of selecting
also purchased a shipment of regis Angeles, where he Is held on charge*
late
the
agreement
laid
itself
liable
three men from the penitentiary
Office in The Goffin Building, 1st St.
M oao, O regon .
to heavy penalties, and It Is said that tered Shropshire sheep, now on the of being Implicated In several dyna ••honor band" upon the escape of a
miting outrages.
fines of 11000 frequently were 1m way here.
prisoner, and sending them out to
Burns waived arraignment on a plea
posd on members of the association
capture and return the one who vie
Asterlg Accept* Plan for Reservoir. of not gurtly, and gave bond by a
when com plaints were filed with the
lates the trust placed In him by the
A storia—The city water commit- 1 surety company ef 92500 on each In
executive oommittee
chief executive.
D e n t i s t
slon, at a special meeting, accepted dictment.
Organisation of the Ontario Nyssa
May Remain In Conference.
the plans submitted by the engineer ,
Irrigation Company was perfected
MORO.
-
OREGON
It la quits certain that a number of for a dam to be constructed at the
when a meeting ef the stockholders
Important m easure1» will remain ln^ head works on Bear Creek, for the
1st to 15th of each month.
waa held In Ontario. This eorp*ra-
eoaferenoe.
Thg resolut'on for the purpose of creating a storage re*er-,J
Office opposite Drs. Goffin
tlon will handle the details of Install
alectioa of senator« by direct vote voir of 100,000,000 gallons capacity.
ing the big pumping plant on the
seem s to he eaa ef the measures that
Snake River to water 10.000 seres of
W ASCO ,
-
O R E G O N eannot be agreed upon at this session.^ - -”>i_ast of Quadruplets Dies.
Malheur county’s dry lands ly ng
If the campaign publicity bill passes
M errill—The last of the four ba
Beverly. M a ss—In the first state
16th to 30th of each month.
around
Nyssa and Ontario.
it will he amended to cover primaries, bies born to Mrs. A1 Bunnell on June ment made *lac* the passage of the
Office opp. M cCoy, Atwood Co
Active steps are now being taken
and it, too, w ill remain In conference 29 died here Saturday
At birth the W0,pK)clty
by the Seaate, Presi
by the State Beard of Forestry to pro
The same fate may await the New qomblned weight of the little ea ts dent Taft at the summer W hite H o Use
vent fires as the dry season ap
Mexloo aad A risen a kill.
The reap was only 12\k'Pon®ds One lived enly freely -acknowledged that hit long
proaches. Just at this time the most
portloament h ill, whioh Increases the a few hour*. There were threb girls campaign 1* behalf of that measure
dangerous part of the y r • • i» r < •
number o f representatives to 433, and a boy.
would have proved unavailing if the forests are oonesrned Is commencing
seem s to ho aura te pass
Democrats had not helped him.
aad th* forent wardens throughout
ia the pleasure haunt in thia part of the
Sisters Plan New Hospital.
"The Democrats did not play poll- tho state are being warned by tbo
Taft’s Attitude Told by Aldrleh.
country thia summer. Ita devoteea re
Ontario.—A deal has Just been Alca In (he oolloqulal sense In which
Ex Senator AMIrlch of Rhode Island
hoard to exereis* great caution.
joice to learn that they can now go and
closed
by which a fine tract of land those words are used,” »aid the Pres
At a meeting of the eossmerclal dub
appeared
before
the
Lortmer
Investi
come on a regular schedule, independ
gation com m ittee and told the story on the sightly bench we«t of tow s Ident, “but they followed the dictate oi Springfield with representative* of
ent of tides. The popular excursion
the Eugene club present, plans tor
of the administration's attitude to was secured for the use ef the Bister* of a higher policy.”
■learner, ,
" r
In his ow* Judgment, the Presldeht exploiting th* reeources of be««
ward the electloa of Senator Lortmer. of tS. Domini«, wha will erect a |46,-
aald the agreement would mark an county at th* Omaha Land Show ta
laatead of sending Edward Hines, the 000 hospital.
“T. J. POTTER”
’ epoch la the relations between the October wore dlsouaaed. an
Chloago lumberman, to Bprlngfleld
Forests Are Surveyed,
leavea Portland, Aah Street dock,
United States and Canada, and those Springfield dob offered it aid In o
with word from Washington that Lor-
Wallowa.—Officials of the local for I who opposed the bill la Congress
lmer should be elected, Mr. Aldrich
gnnlalns a <Ut»n<ma* Lana
*
DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY AND testified that ha told Hines that Pres est office are making surveys gather would find their prophecies dlsap- hlblt In preference to an allXJrego
ing statistics and classifying lands proved and their fears allayed by
SUNDAY, 8:30 A. M.
ident Taft was not supporting the can
and timber o* the Wallowa and Ml-
ita actual operation.
SATURDAYS ONLY, 1:00 P. M.
dldacy of anyone, but that Lorimer
s .m u .l Hill, w‘ o M.. •»!»•« » ■»-
nam forests. The work has been
tlen tl reputatloB 1» eono.ctl«« wit»
was not objectloaable to him.
completed north of the base line, and
Also the steamer “ HASSALO” leav
h l.
work to W ..h t o lt o . A - •*-
Panama Mall Lines Fixed.
^111 begin In a few days on the high TARIFF CAUSED HIGH SUGAR
ing Portland daily, except Sunday at
Tiled flo v .r .o r W e.t th .t, ewIM tw
Postmaster-General Hitchcock has mountains to the south of Wallowa Claus A. 8preokels Says Trust Aided
8:00 P; M. (Saturday at 10 OOP. M.)
the greet totereet that kee dereleped,
ordered the establishm ent of a fast on the north and west boundaries of
In Advancing Prices.
to O r . , . . . • «•
*» . « “ I*
ocean mall service between the prin the forests.
New York.—Testifying before the reed , to .« h e r e t o to e h , - « . «
cipal porta on the Atlantic and Pa
House committee Investigating the geeelble with the O r . , . . » J * * 1“ “
cific oceans and Panama and Colon.
Migar trust. Claus A. Bpreckela, sob end give Oregee t h . » .• • * « •< » '•
The order calls for a aervica which
DOING YOUR DUTY.
sf the late Claus Bpreokels, of Cali experience.
•
Fro» AO Points in the Northwest shajl begla In the autumn of 1914, ao
Every man has time enough to
fornia, and president ef the Federal
Senator Chamberlain has
as to ha in operation when the canal
Sugar Refining Cempany. of Yqakers. Prealdent Campbell of the U niv.raity
do his whole duty. W hen he leaves
' via the
la opened. The contract calla for I I
declared himself *f the eplaton^that • f Oregon that ho w1U make two a r
a
duty
undone
or
discharges
it
in
knot atoamera to furnish a weakly
the removal ef or a b!g reduction In potatmeata to t to Naval Aoadomy nfi
the consciousness that it is not as
servias between Now York, New Or
the tariff on sugar would decrease the Annapells on or before March 11.
well
done
as
it
should
be
his
lack
oi
leans and Colon and between Seattle,
price of refined sugar In this country 1911. The preliminary mental and
time is never the real reason for his
and San Franclsoo and Panama.
Meal cottage and camp life, a magnifi
pbyalcal examination of the volunteer
two cents a pound.
failure or his shortcoming.
Attorney General Denies Allegatlene.
Mr. Spreckels read Into tke reeord eandtdatoo for ttooo appointment*
cent beach that ia not aurpaaaed any
Charges made by D elegate Wicker-
where, genial and beneficial climate,
sfflclal statistics showing that since will bo bold at tho University •< Or>
sham of Alaska that the attoraey-
sugar tru*t was formed the price goa early next year.
and all the comforts of home without
Referee Murphy Excludes Publl*.
ffanersl had "shielded Alaska crim
*f refined sugar had materially ia-
costing any more then if you remained
Baakora. lumbar maaulaetnrors aad
Baker.—An unexpected development
inals" and had allowed the statue of
at home.
railroad man bdtievo that too s o «
sreased.
limitation« to run In an alleged coal In the hearing of the divorce case of
ata neaths will show marked -taw
Call on or write to any O -W . R. A N.
oontract fraud case were branded aa B.dney C. Love, the former million
M. O. L owned ale Dies.
provoment In bneiaese conditions In
agent for complete information; alao
falsehoods by Attorney-General Wick- aire society man and stock broker,
Portland, Ore.—»Millard O. Lowno- the Nortkwoot and tost tito banner
for copy of our summer book,
orohaw before the House com m ittee occurred Saturday, when at the re dale, one of the leading horticultur wkeat crop and the exoeUent oondt-
inga in Oregon.?
on Judiciary a« * • answ er to the dek sumption of the hearing before Ref ists of the Pacific Coast, and former tlen of other crops tomugbeot too
W M . M cM U R R R Y
•g a te’s allegations. Aa to the alleged eree Charles P. Murphy, all newspa-
.
. |y owner of the Lownadale orchard eountry insure a re v e a l of too tom-
Lafayette. Oregon, di*d at hla bar industry that maaaa
ooal fraude the attorney-general said per men and the public were ordered
General Passenger Agent, O -W .R . AN.
his department waa still investigate from the oourt worn b y the r*f*red i
Co. Portland, Oregon.
■ m A th« testimony taken In secreL
tug the ease.
' - .
T he
Duke e f Alve'a "Tenth Penny"
T h a t Caused Rlete In Bpaln.
Bryant & Whealdon
R. R. Butler
D
D
Promote Social Life
N"
D
one watches current events more
closely than the farmer.
H is B ell S ervice kaeps h im
in to u c h
w ith th e
o u tsid e w orld.
T h e R. F. 1). h as h e lp e d h im w o n d e rfu lly . T h e
B ell S ystem h e lp s h im s till m ore. I t en ab les h im
to do b u sin ess d ire c t.
E v e ry Bell T e le p h o n e is the center of the whole
B ell S ystem .
If n o t e n ro lle d , jo in th e g re a t a rm y of fa rm e rs
w ho feel th a t th e y c a n n o t do b u sin e ss w ith o u t
th e B ell Service.
F o r ra te s a n d d a ta c o n s u lt o u r lo cal m a n ag e r.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Wasco Uiirdware & Implement C«.
HARVEST S U P P L IE S O F A L L K IN P S
D r a p e r s to fit Any Machine,
Chain and Leather Belting,
J. R. Morgan
TAFT SAYS FUTURE
WILL JUSTIFY HIM
NORTH BEACH
Reduced Rates
Prevail
Pumps, Hose, Tools, Etc.,
Bolts, Rope,. Pipe Fittings.
<s¿
EXTRAS AND OILS OF ALL KINDS
™ v V V W V V V
of Women & Children a Specialty
▼▼▼▼▼
A “ W A N T ” ad in T he M oro
O bserver will breach more
people in 'Sherman County than
by any other medium available.
i
Oreton-Wailiinttoii Bailroai and
HaTliaUQn Co.
2