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"jSnjJTTvS -h'-i.fts JMEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE. MTCDFOim 0K12(101T, THURSDAY, MAY Ifi, 101(1. VJ PAGE TWO. K P. r tv WCAL AND J. M, Williams, a merchant of .t59(MtvtifB,mnJo ft business trip to Mudfayd Wednesday. Henry Ij. AVIilto was nmnng tho tunny cltUctw of Ashland in MeiUonl dnfciiB tliu wook. it, gWolfer'of Knglo Point, tho BtriWhert'y king, was In Medford on Wednesday. Up vrlll have a flnqr and larger cron this ncrwon than over. (Jrchhrd, hunting. flBtalng and Crater Lake scones for snlo'at Ger kln'ft Harmon's studio Negatives made, any place, kodak finishing. 128 Cast Mftln-strccU Phono 315 R. 'i'oitWaslor hnd Mrs.' Guy fox or Central 'Point, M. fr. 'England, It. It. Ellsworth and other residents ot that' pi a co 'Woro' recent visitors In Medrotd. 'Mrs! S. noussom nnd her children, who have been stopping In Medford, went to Jncksonrllla Wednesday. Vlli tutor children In all lines of scfeool work. Also teach foreigners to sjwak English. Tol. 757-1. 50 "Thomas' & Gaines was" down from Trail Creek the forq part of tho week. Mrs. J. Stllwoll Vilas, who has been at Corvallls visiting her two son's, students nt the Oregon Agri cultural college, la nt fcnnra again. 11. II. McCurdy wrltos all kinds of Insurance. 401 M. V. & II. bldg. Phono 340. Mrs, N, H. Harris of Englo Point ami Mrs. Si E. linrrls of Portland spent Wednesday in Medtord. Clyde Shliw of Jacksonville was a Medford visitor Wednesday after noon. Gerklng Jfc Harmon, studio por traits, borne portraits, flash ljghu. kodak finishing, post card work and enlarging.? 123 East Main street; telephone SIC IV Mr. and Mrs. Allen II. Drury aro making Medford friends a visit. Crater Lake Candy company is tho name of a business enterprise start ed on South Central avenue by par ties who arrived from Tacoma re cently. Insare and be sure, night It wo write It R.A. Holmes, The Insurance- Man. Claude E. Glllia ot Yreka, Cab, an attorney, 1b In Medford on profes sional business. T. O. Uradley, H. C. Sproat and J. C. Boyle ot northern California are ameag the electricians employed by the C&llferata-OregOB power com pany who are holding their monthly meeting la Medtord. Moaey to loan on real estate. See Carkin & Taylor, attorneys at law. Medford. ? Max Frieucntnal, representing a prominent business houso ot Port land, Is making the valley his usual visit. Robert White and D. B. Wilson arrived in Medford during the week. A. E, Kellogg and Charles Stein- bring were down from Gold Hill on Wednesday. The Hclman White Sulphur Baths and Swimming Pools at Ashland, Oregon, will open for tthe season Saturday, May 10. 04 J. E. Halo and H. G. King have returned from a business trip to California, mado by auto- northern mobile. O. W. loft for Palm and h. Xlcdermoyer Portland Wednesday eve ning to transact some business. They vroro accompanied by tho latter's son Carl Nledermeyer. E. D. Weston', commercial photog rapher, negatives mado any tlmo or place by appointment. Phono M. 171. Hoy. Mr. Boylo, pastor of the Christian church of Medford, was a recent visitor In Ashland. Mrs. p. ana or Gold Hill tins been In Medford. visiting her sister, Mrs, Kathryn Ingrahnm. D. E. Clay is exhibiting a copy of tho Now York Horald dated April 15, 1SGG, In which the first account of the shooting ot President Lincoln U old. Tho paper constats of four pages and Its price is 4 cents a copy. Mrs. W. E. Finney of Jackson ville was among Medford relatives aud'frjfndj Wedneeduy afternoon. MUa' M. Mclntqh turrlod in Mudr ford Tuesduy, while on route to Eaglo Point. Vapor baths and scientific mas sage for men and women. Dr. It. J. Lockwood, chiropractor, 203 Gar-nott-Corey bldg. Phono 140. J, M. Wagner of Ashland was In Medford Wednesday In tho Interest of Siskiyou nilnerul water. Ho Is proprietor of tho spring producing this article, O. Fnber and h. Uoylo or Rlddlo lire late arrivals lu Mud ford. Weeks & McGowan Co. .UNDERTAKERS &ADTT ASSISTANT Day Phono !i27 Night 1 W. Weeks 103-J.2 I Phones A. U. Orr 078-M Frank Green nnd H. H. Hall were over from Applogntc Wednesday nft ctHoon. Charles Lobo hns left 'Medford on a trip to Scattlo nnd Vancouver, lb C. Jay Tcrrlll of TAlnr, deputy conn ty assessor, was In Medford nnd Jacksonville Wednesday. Grain bay S per ton. C. W. Isaacs. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schmidt left Thursday ntternnon tor an automo bile tour lnCallfornla. They will visit In South Dnkotn before return ing to Medford. Mr. Krslster of Berkeley. Cab, Is a guest of Mr. I.. B. llasktns. The ladles of the Presbyterian church will hnvo a booth of home cooking at the publle market Satur day morning. Itomc-mada cake, pies, cookies, bread, meat loaves, Sar atoga chips; also a flno variety of canned cherries, nprlcots, peaches and other fruits and Jellies. Co mo and got something good for your Sunday dinner. Fred Alton Halght, teacher ot piano nnd harmony, specialist In cor rect principles of touch and tech nique for beglunors or ndvanred pu pils. Faults corrected. Summer term. Halght Music Studios. ItC S. Laurel street. Phono 72C-R. CO Mr. and Mrs. B. Vincent of Sams Valley were In Medford Wednesday, trading with our merchants. J. S. Bailey and William Wiley of Ashland spcn,t Wednesday In Med ford. George E. Boos, Panama fair com missioner, returned from California Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. L. J. Bucll of Victor, Mout.. who has been visiting In Mod ford. Is on her way homo. Mrs. Laura A. King arrived from Phoenixx Wednesday evening for a short' viklt In Medford. Dr. Calvin S. Whlto, secretary of II. L. Young, the llnotyper, was In from his ranch near Brownsboro dur ing tho week. Ho will roon make final proof on his homestead claim, which has been well improved. J. K. Bailltc, Mrs. R. Mooro nnd fothcr residents of Phoenix were the Oregon Stato Medical society, who attended tho annual meeting of the local society held at Grants 1'fler Tuesday, mnde a trip to Medford be fore returning to Portland. Miss Maud Gray of San Francisco, a former resident of tho valley, Is visiting in Medford, a guest ot the McCurdys. among thoso wno camo to Medford this week. James Kershaw .of Antelope, who has tho biggest band or goats In southern Oregon, spent Wcdnesduy in Medford. Mrs. II. A. Banten and her daugh ter, Mrs. a. Stout, were Medford vis itors Wednesday afternoon. Mfctro Lisscre, ono of tho five" dynamiters arrested at Weed. Cab, ha pleaded guilty In tho superior court at Yreka and will be sentenced (Friday. Tho orily excuso he had to offer in extenuation of his crime was that Gcorgeo Menlacco, ringleader of tho gang, had threatened to kill him it ho failed to aid In tho plot. Rutherford B. Kerr, tho postal ox pcrt, has gone to Shovol Creek, Cab, to spend his vacation. A. Conro Fiero of Central Point district has returned from Portland, accompanied by his mother and sis ter, who arrived from Chicago the fore part of tho week on an extended visit. Miss Annio Kelllher iu ontertaln Ing Mr. nnd Mrs. George P. Keller of California at her homo on OoITdnJe aTonue. Rev. W. F. Shlolds mndo Central Point a pastoral visit ono evening this week. At tho recent meet of tho Portland Gun club Dr. E. R. Soely ot Medford mado 340 points out of a possible 400. Dr. O. B. Thornton of that city, who Is a native of Ashland, was high man among, tho amateura with a scoro of 257, whllo Dana Morrison beat all of tho shootonr, making 3S3 points. Mr. nnd Mrs. I. II. Miller nnd their daughter of Nash, Okla., aro vtaltlng Mr. and Mrs, N. p. Bonnett. Tho annual meeting of tho Knight ot Columbus of Oregon was hold ut Portland during tho woek. The Med ford branch of the ordor was roftrn soutort by M. J. Roddy nnd Ouy Con ner. W. P. O'Brien was olected fctutp doputy; J. F. Fr'anzwa of Eugene, secretary; F. J. Lonergan of Port land, advocato; E. P. Noonan of Aa Ujrla. treasurer; Hugh McLaln of Marshfleld, warden; R. B. SInnott or Portland, delegate to tho national' convention to be held at Memphis. Tonn., In August, with J. L. Kelly of Tho Dalles us alternate; Rev. E. V, O'Hura of Portland, chaplain, to suc ceed Rov. J. M. O'Forrell ot Medford. They will servo during tho ensuing yonr. Dr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Clancy loft for California Wednesday afternoon. Tholr visit will bo a short ono Miss Kato Coburn of Yreka, Cab, arrived In Medford Wednesday eve ning nnd will visit Mlsa Ella Oaui yaw. Judgo p. M, Calkins, who is hold ing circuit court at Grunts Pass, re turned Wednesday for a short fltu; In Medford boforo resuming his duties. S. lb While got back from Weed, Cab, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. T. Uoerldgi who lias boon visiting friends living nt I'hoen Ix. hat returned, accompanied by Miss Fish.'- Mrs. Oswald I.ockett Jr., ot Chi cago, and Miss Francis It. Madden of Now York City, daughters ot Mr. nnd Mrs, Frank Madden, have arrived to visit their parents at their orchard home, west ot Central Point. Mrs. Lockctt Is accompanied by her sou. ' William S. Stilt ot Los Angeles, who recently purchased tho north 30 acres of the Frank Madden orchard, hns arrived to spend the summer wl'h Mr. Madden. He Intends hereafter to divide tho year between Los An gcles nnd Medford. MEDFORD GIRL WINS AT BASKETBALL GAME OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE. Corvallls. Ore., May 15. Freshman girl basketball players proved thurtsolves good llttlo ath letes by winning tho Inter-class cham pionship this year. Tho junior team Is comprised ot the MImos Lottie Montxcr, Pendle ton, and Effio Weaver, Myrtle Creek, guards; Edith Allvsorth. Battle Ground, Wash., and Opal Daley, Medford. centers; Bertha Booth, ot Portland, and Virginia Keatloy, Cas tle Rock. Wash, (captain), forwards. The college girls are much Inter ested lu nthlctlcs tills year, and arc devoting such tlmo as they can spare from tholr college duties, to tennis nnd cross-country walking, and to special non-credit courses In tell: dancing. MEDFORD TO PLAY : .1 T-rr V Medford and Fred Ropor'rt Tlgern of Grants Pnsn nre to mix It lu u battle royal Sunday, Muy IS. Ropor has been lading low with his club until the Medford team got started, but ho couldn't stand tho strain long and was only too glad to get a chance to t.tko fall out uf tho Mod ford gang. Roper would rather win from our ulub than out his moats. My the way this Medford club I going to bo some team to bent this si'iwon, the way thnt lulleld worked Sunday was a rovvlntlen to tho hand ful of falUiful onus who braved thn weather last Sunday, not tin error bolng chocked up against them. On Thursday. May S2, Medford nnd the undcfo.ited Ccntrat Point team meet and from all Imtlsntlott It will bo sotno game. Central Point In trying to tuako n clean sweop thlt soason. having won hU nnd lost mu this year. With Mrtntyro and Wil son ror battery they wilt make any club stop along to win. WILSON STANDS FIRM. (Continued from Page 1) RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE. iredronl, Ore., Mny 8, 1013. .Since it hns plonsod tho Gmud Hx ulted Huler of tho Universe to remove from earth our liulovcil Brother, August Lb Singlur; Aud since llrother Singlor wai nn anient nntl consistent member of Medford Lodge No. 11C8 Bunovolent nnd Protective Order of Elks; And Whereas llrother Singlcr wns n man of sterling character and spotless life and reputation; Aud Whereas our brother offered nnd gave his life in tho discharge of birf duty ns nn executive officer of the slalo of Oregon, thereby offering up on tho altar of his country's wel fare, the Inst full measure of the de votiuu oof n patriot and n bravo man ; Therefore He It Itoolvcd that we, as members of this lodge of tho Benevolent and Protective Order of Klks moum tho untimely death of this good man, our brother. Thnt wo shall cborih hi memory with tender regard as wo recall ngniu and often hU kindliness of heart, his unremitting good nnture, nnd the never failing sunshine his presence ever shed nbout us. Be It Resolved That tho life nnd example of otr brother will over serve to stimulnto us to cmulntc tho noble deeds and manly impulse of our departed brother in private life, in fraternal loyalty, nnd in tho dis chnrgo of public duty. Bo It Resolved Thnt we point with pride to tho fact thnt August lb Sing lor was nn Klk nnd thnt in his in tegrity, hoiMjfulness, cheerfulness, nnd fcnr!ewnos, ho Mnruls in history as ono of tho highest typos possible to Klkdom nnd thnt he stands in sa cred memory ns a prototype worthy the inntnlion of j-onngpr men who would nspirc to private honor and public virtue. Resolved that whilo wo peer into the impenetrable darkness nnd can .see nothing, nnd whilo we listen nnd out of tho infinite silence there comes no voice that ncrosg the chasm from shore to shore, thoro swing the cable of hope nnd nlong it we send our whispered message of love nnd ever nwnit tut answer lo our prnyor. Be It RoRolvt'il thnt tho sympathy of this lodge bo oxtondod to tho be reaved wife nnd her little children nnd that this lodge with each of ilb mtinbcrs pledges itself to protect nnd to defend, through tho untried years to come, not only with words, but with deeds, tho family of our de parted brother. Dated nt Medford, Oregon, this Bth duy of Muy, V.)VJ. a T HBAMKS, T. H. DANIKLB, B. V. MUMCKY, L. B. I FA SKINS, ' C'ommUtco, NOTICE. Tho West Side reed stablo Is opened under now management. Will run a ralo and reed stablo. 40 J. E. UOSTWICIC, Prop. Fritzl Schotr will revlvo "Mile. Modlsto." THE LATEST IfAHJUO.V NOTE Says;' "It is a wIbq precaution against gattlrig holos in do) lea to ho siery to powder tho shoes boforo put ting thorn on." Many people sprlnklo the famous antiseptic powder, Allen's Foot-Easo, into tho nloen, and find that It saves its cost ton times ovnr In keeping hoea rrom hosiery an well as lessening friction aud consctmout smarting and aching of tho feet, if wngef were reduced n a result of tariff revisiou." "Xo statute contemplates Hint tin department of commerce shall nt- .tempt to coo roe men to continue in hiwini'ss nt n financial los, mi id Mondoll. "Hns the seereturv n fund to eomH!nsntc innnufaotururs should the Underwood hill cuuhp serioim ft tinusml loos It is particularly un gracious t us no stronger tumf, that men of high station uttd of high n- lougibilitiefi should ooblbloodedt.v warn industries thnt they slmll haw their business invoatigitlcd Mini learn whether their ninchincrv W up-to-date nnd whothor their methods, in the high nnd mighty opinion of the sec retary of commerce nre modoru." Underwood's Promlxo. Houso Lender Underwood followed Mondcll. lie served notice also Hint government investigation of big busi ness lowering wages, with the tariff measure ns an excuse, would be pressed, but ndded that if any injury was done to legitimnto business through tho Underwood bill, tho mis take would bo rectified. "During tho tariff honrincs," said Underwood, "you will find volumes of statements of manufacturers under oath declaring thnt if tho democra tic house dared to reduce tho tariff, they would take tho reduction out of the labor in (heir mills nnd fnctonet. not out of their profits. ".Many of tho.c manufacturers have mado enormous profits nnd now they would uontintm thou ut tho expense of labor. We nro not threatening industry or labor. But now that tho machinery has started to investigate nctunl facts, Hie re publicans throw up their hands nnd run to cover because of the four of a real investigation. If the law is drawn so drastic that it muy affect industrial interests wo wnut to know it. Wo mny muLo mistakes but we aro not nfnrid to recognize nnd cor rect them." TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Two young driving horses, 2-soatcd rig and harness. 20 8. Grape, roar. 48 WANTED Competent girl for gen eral housework. Good cook. Mr. II. L. Irwin. 22 Summit ave. Gl LOST Halt grown Airedale torrlor lu biiblnow section Thursday morn ing. Ira J. DodKP, Tab 112. 40 FOR SALE- Good sound team of draft horses, weight 1C00 lbs Powell Aujo Cro Phono 21. lb EXQHANGE-rRcfldenci! and Wll lametto aeroage, $21,500, ror Im proved rnnCTi In valley. Clark Realty Co.. 200 Phlpps bldg. FALLING HAIR' Many IVopb lluo a Kliuplo Way of Mopping It It was Dr. Sungerboud, or Paris, who first discovered that dandruff and falling hair were caused by n microbe. And now that Parlslun Sago, the remedy that kills tho dandruff genu Is sold in every town lu Amurlcn, the clean people or this country luivo awakened to tho fact that dandruff is unnecessary; that railing hair and Itching scalp can he aulckly stopped, and thut people who tiso Parlslun Sago will never grow bald. To ovory reailor or tho Mall Trib une who wishes to eradicate dlsgtiBt log dandruff, stop falling hair and hnvo ah Immaculately clean scalp, free fr.am Itchiness, we make this of ef fer: PnrUlan Hagq Is sold by druggists overywhero, for CO cents u lnrgo hot tlo. It Is an Ideal, daintily perfumed hair dressing, froo from greasa and HtlcklnoPH, and will caiiuo hair la grow lustrous and luxuriant. Sold and guaranteed by Chaa Strung, TORNADO KILLS SEWARD, Neb., May 1G.--A tor undo which took a toll ot ten lives, mid Injured thirty or moro and de stroyed more than a third of this town bcefmud shortly boforo 0 Inst evening. Twenty-two resldqnocs, In eluding several of tho best In town wore entirely destroyed and inauy mor partially wrecked. Tho business portion did not suffer greatly. The tornado camo from the north west nnd swept across th country Intervening taking many buildings In Its course. It struck the western or rCHtdcnco portion of Seward and rnx- vd everything lu Its path. It camo on t!u town so suddenly that only n part of the people had an opportunity to run to cellars and other places of refuge. Those kllbsl generally were caught lu the wreck' ago ut their houses which were crush' od to pieces like egg shells. Tho tor tiado aftsr passing through Swrd continued on to tho northeast doing great damago to rural homes.' Reports tonight say tho towns of Lttshtou, Grauton, Utlrn and MoCuol were In tho path ot the tornado but all communication with thoso points was dcstrood. An appeal was sent to Lincoln over the ono remaining telephone wlro for physicians aud undertakers and they loft there on a freight train nt ton-thirty tonight. Reports from surrounding terri tory Indicate tho effect ot tho turun da was felt tnor n wide area, but un til tho telvphuno nud telegraph coin munloAttuus nre restored the number of casualties It any will not b known. The tornado was follownd by n hall and rain sioriu which added much to the misery. Tonight tho town Is without light nnd n search or the ruins Is being made with lanterns. Tho sheriff tonight sworn u a large number of deputies to prevent loot ing and Oovornbr Morhend sent word a company of mllltla had been ord ered lu readiness In tho oeut Its presetieo Is reijulrod. Several persons aro t to bo no counted for but It Is not believed late tonight tho casualty list will be in creased much. Grandma Talks Aboui Babies Has a large Orel of Listeners Wh Profit by Htr Wisdom and Experience. &- In m(Mt any community thoraVn cramt rsa who knows Mother' l'rioti.t it wi li r ctperlMire nnd rifvmiii-mliilloii that tfiy(f?3hivrs lrd n luany euv-ctnnt SWiJmri mothers to derlvo the 'SwVtflK comfort nnd lilnwltig i'Bfc jc. v c' "" tamuu re lie V5s2!5?iV '- appiM xtr- vf Aj fi) tnrwilly bi Ut nbdo- T t men, stomach aud breasts, nllay all pain, at olds nil iuumi, and prevent caUn vt tin trnutn. It U nulcirir ami wuidrrfulljr ntnt In? so tlmt tbo tnuMlrs ctpnnd wliiimit strain, and prtper ib tysttiiv ilxr )uhly tlmt the erinl is psmmmi aliuest With out thf sllclitrtitillntrrat. No beticr advice csn l jr!ru tho jtpwt nnt iuoiIht I Inn to misvot tbr u uf Mother's Frlt-nd. 8Uo tiikm ton ruse fpun ths start. The days will bs cheerful, tb nifhls roitful. Vou can otitnla Mothfr'rf lr)Jid of nny druRjUt nt XI. IX) a lolibs. Do not forx-t to In; auppltrd with thin Eieat lulp li uin'ti erliio.i Vrlt.( ilrrtdllld lUsulaNir Co., SZi Untar DM?., AtMiitn. da., Ut tblr laatruc'lvc bock fur cspvitaai uo.lnrj, iJSgvixm in JJto&f'fJi' tjJSi, lr ' Wtr- .1T ? JiVI , - -tr This road la very uncertain, but If you will proceed cautiously uud In quire tho way of thoso who nro wear ing satisfactory glasses ou will find that It leads you to Dr. Rickert Eyoslght"-, Specialist Over IContnor's. No Drops Urod. (5yiSSiiAjiyi'' Luxury Without i . Extravagance Hotel Von Dorn 242 Turk Stroot jTincflt popular priced Hotol in San JiVancisco Modorn Central sxsx&s&s)ess Commencement Shoes ,i, : i ' . IT tho yotniK lady is going lo grmlimttt, slio will bo wnnltjii,' soint'thiuK , that'll very rimier in foovriti'. ( 4V .lflvory yotiutf lutly (iosiro fo anptsni' nl lior boat on iu iiiilJoi;lan( ocottfiioii. Vo arc Hiiowtng aovoml lincri of vnry (Uioipo Hlylee of Wliilo Nuhuck, tliii ;m(l Onnvas Slippers, Xubtiolc .Htittou 0.vI'oi'(Ih and .Shoo, VriiTS $1.70 to $fi,00, all sixi'H and widths Wo Like To Eit . BEHLING S 1' . i . ciooti int ioo Stiiro Tho Hard To Pit McGuire's 5c and 10c Store Sparta Building 401, Cornor Main and Riverside Wo a iv flosiiif,' out our 8lot:lc aud havo real haryniiw. 50c Children's Diusses .... 25 75i! Childruii's Urosaoa...., - 'Mtf 2 values Hox ?tijUpiitji'y ,?,... -10 (' llqLOi .M"'yH'HWY,'""'WHt',WlMIHi.W 1 Kb Ililv LajilotS--f-.. hwwx-m i ty 10c Toilet .Soap M....,..MW..MM..T 7d Hi' Toilet Soap ............w. 3 Men's Tioa, valuo 25tw .'.,..,.,....... 10 Hand Painted China , . V4 Prices Wo will soil anything inpurhai'dwnito dojiftiititioiit for ton uonte, .Saturday, i'll7. Come in and looldvur our hai'KaiiiK. MWHCSTiig VM fmmmtmmmBwmmmmmm0mmmwm mm wMmmiammMmmmmmm2JmmimmmMimmm r3k br-r-eyr t v n. V ..r. -. .... vriivii i tiiucttL tit u uugyn buy a Stadshalier, fan it's a safe investment" Of cournc it Jsl .Sludcbakcr wanona are built on honor, with sixty yenia ot wnrj;on bujldinpr cxpcricnce--nnd with every wagon oe a'Sludebaker gunrnntce. You enn't nfford to have n donlcr ocll you noma other wagon represented to bo "jtut uo good." If you wnnt a wagon lhjt will Inst, run easily nnd Etantl up to its work, tlicrc is only ono wu(on to buy -unci that'o u Sludcba!(tr, Don't tmcta ton extnv yeara of scrvica for a few dollar3,tlifforcncH in price. Studcbaficr wuuons urn mndo to fit every require nient of business or ploaourc, in city, town or country. Truiki rrm WiEOna nuillnu Wmom :iutrj iiutiai" I'ouy UnUi.1 Dump Cut Each the bt vf it bind. HimUuU tlarnvM Se) our DtaUt ot icilh ut, STUDEBAKER South Bend, Intl. MRVVOBK CHICAGO nAtiA3 KAN3A8 CITY imNVBa UIMIUCAI'OUS 8A!.TI.AJaCITY a.ll TOANCISCO Jor.rtANU.OKU. "II III! mil 'IVllIT IIMI WillnllmMI ly &i&b w -v M-iti i'..j .v 1 -, v t. JU--i ' . M