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Newspaper Page Textin i . PV ruif pYirrr Mfflonr jwuf minvHH ii i ( t -i mi.,v foLtWpT .Wf Am Unll Trili,-... II ilUttflfl. IMf.ff mlk fir Hfi ii .hn ti. fkt JjmmottnWn Tiffi, flw tiMlfoni m Owawaaii, Th Jtohlantf TrfcwM. (Ma Ml. wl - -IMf Qm Aonffc, 6 mmi .. . -v- &MI Ofitrai rlnl - .15 BtivMar nnlr. r mull, pr rr... Iff Wankiy, pf ywif t.M f1rll Paptir of lh Hir or Mmtforti 'Wflrlal PnBr of JarkMM County. ntarM tcon-em matttr at Hadortt, Oraaofi, nnoar Iba Ht ot March a, lilt. Hwom Circulation far 1H. Sill. J'ull wlr Aclatl Pren dl fttatiai. 41 4. ' 8nt)orlbrs falling to ro- celvo papers promptly, phono Clroulntlun Mnuagnr it ?B0-It f HONG KONG KOLUM Cum Vmi Itcnl It'.' A youiiK doctor friend liml IiIh flntt pHtlont tlif otlitir ilu). lull tlm (lpllOlH HUH not II MIICCC'DK. Ilu couldn't find Imr pulae Iidohukc mIio liml n wrltt wHtch ovnr II, n ml ho couldn't look ul Itor loiimut liacninm alio hiii umIiik II "I Hi" Hunt. Ilo told lior lio didn't think who wan vory III nnd alio not nmd mul uuut to an- othur doctor. I tut Tlnty Sny Ilo .wi- Old. Alhurt Cutllp la u hurbor In Minn, Ohio. ToislnH III Tom. Thi)y Miiy ' (W'llllnm Tidl never llvwl. Tin nuvor wua no "black liolu" of Culouttii. Alfrcjl thu Orofit nuvor hid In a puniuint'fl collatio. Nnpolnou novor wtjd. "1'iovliluiioo ruvora (ho urottt'ail ImUiillonn." Ooh! I'orhniM Ilonny ICnuff did not rually any Mima of Ilia thlima the poitliiK hlatoilmia have typewritten about Mm! )lllllltl. "Thu efldotice u that dorenilantR itMikya alx young imraoui for nitiro Uinh mh SM a wwk." From Nil Bnctlan wwkly paper. ChIiIijI OmIi. If l(oratir or tho law excttaM M , I'll be aorry far aoma law yra 1 know U tuey ttia gut Into A Clmnim of Dlrcilliiii. Ilmo waa whan a itatu'a admiring glHW atartod at a latly'a rai-o, Itul aew alM tboao nw atylua In ahua nud aklrta eaaio In It begin tha othur way. 'I'ikIhjV lUdliliixer. A curtain fathwr nho la fond of putting Ula boya tlmmgli natural hU lory AxamlnatloMa la often aurprliwd by tbalr mautal agility. Il rtccntlv aakwd tltuui to tall hint, "What ani mal la aatlhflfd with tbo lead umouiil of iiourlalimeittT" "Tbo HHilli." n of (! Mhtiulwl eoHtldenUy. "II ata tmlhlug but twin." Yoiilh'a Coiiipanloii. Snjh dirt Jlil 1111 ell I'lllll. A AHHMtn attidimi hlta anything ah HlHia at wipwlally wlin bo throwa koraeir at a utau'a bM. '1'lm rllMlug Ifiltur aiMMk fur II aalf: UraHla vuaa, Ornnun, II. IK. IS. I tha Wrltar uf Ihw w for lb MU(ord Mall Trlbua. DHr air or madam, h du ou Ittlka iHlatwl thluga lu aaiua tally k dunt you tll lb truth, what ud ur gwltig bfblud lh t)iili and trying tu Slmvod nut Into bad rfiiiii llila rrlghtHii. duH. uutlilna tu tbla until mra 1.. M. l'llior, pupiM-d up aud tbla cannibal dop ill uut alUkwl In tb dav of JuUmut. wln'ii you aball aland beforu lb gntat bur to anard for your dmtda, thou uliy tbo boya and glrln did uot -bow aigna of acaro a ban lh waa laugh ing at my funn capa on, ahwu tb Toat'bor opan tlia door, I bay wax frlgbtog htn tba a drawing ioan board work, who) did not la wrtt and lll of Mr. Kdlnglon. try ing to aoo would I laked un half dolbtrd tbor put In th wludow, h that apool of block thread, aud the next morning It waa uiotad. and tbi alalia to b rouviiHl. do tlu- tbluk all eolorod man aro thiol tut, tb coin) from Miaaourl, atute. H I). J. II. A X Swockuuunt). Cannibal Ihatlun ConiiMt. PIFAL EMPLOYED TO COACH 0 A. C: 'ATHU7Ij& l.i s Wdl.l.l's, i .ii.. April . ,I.I'-.' l'l.ii, l... I!ll'(l II lIlllO.Ml I l III'.1. 1 .! llllllltll .if IllllU-ll'' ll.f Unroll Arll lillll.ll I'tlllfVO -alli- (i 1 . t.tjge ili.' 1. HMItiui: l' gaga(H 'MmIii. o nt lit TH FAftAMOUJCT 1SUJ3 "pffK fighi ilrif ffHtiil'i' itpiKHMfttN'Ht f Mi nifrrrtHf rwiTt h urn- f f ((rnvi' i-imwrn. ft frivolwt flu- fxiMffWf of frvv iiwlifiitiotr. If t)w nnptrnkrtm fiint, iijioii him ilfffnt hi tmfrimm, H minim our MgrWt iim1 in r-lnwd lo nil btif the MtfrllflfH of Mr biwlmm ! no nut ft Jw derived an to tbr finwr of (be fight iitfiiiriiM Itoiwleto. It no wuif man rhre it i fmip(I ly doiiM of liin Iftifuriiy or ability. 'ITioiigh hi word wrrr Mark nx ink, if thr Mwknmi wax on thr wirlr of the finnnr ittl wrecker of NfW York nnd UoHtoii, the opposition lo liitn would today Iw tin ntroiigral working force in his favor. IJiit hern imp lirnndHa linn turned lii hack unon the fiuaiicial thicvpg of hi country, they linvp united In the holdent of attempt to nnnnil Ills elm meter, ill an effort to prevent liia eonfirniatioii or niMiir his usefulness if eon firmed. A journal that finds its greatest joy in the service of plundering wealth and in betraying the public, queries whether a citiy.cn would select a man for judge of that court, whose character was assailed by an ex-president of this country and two presidents oft he American I Jar asso ciation. If the precedent could be established of rejecting men for such reasons, then the financial rulers of this country would be firmly entrenched in power, for who would doubt they could bring such an army of witnesses whenever desired? Who are the heads of the American Mar association' The attorneys of big business have controlled that organ ization and selected its officers for years. It has been used to affect and influence legislation in every way pos sible, in favor of the reactionaries and Hie domestic foes of our country, and in truth that is the reason the organiza tion exists. As for our ex-presidents, one has but to read the re corded utterances of one Theodore Moosevelt to doubt the mendacity and integrity of William II. Taft 011 matters such as this, and when he has sickened of that, let him read what Mr. Taft says of ex-President Roosevelt. He will then realize that our ex-presidents are not gods, but mortal men, such as you meet on the street every day, influenced by jealousy, envy, fear, hatred and selfish ambition. Of such big business ought to be able to maintain one or mure on its staff most of the time. When Harrison stepped out of the white house he entered the practice of law and worked for big business, and Cleveland did so, too. Mr. Taft has not done ho, but he pei-sists in traveling about the country bewailing the fact that there is a tendency to try to make this a government of the people in fact as well as theory. The fight against Mrandeis is a great political issue. The court has long been the refuge of our trusts. It is their citadel, and they want none but trusted men on guard. And that was the reason big business supported Mr. Taft with immense funds in the election of MMKS. Mig business wanted Moot, but doubted their.ability to elect him, but above all, they wanted-someone in the white house who could Mipply the supreme court vacan cies that were sure to occur in the next four years, with judges who could be relied upon to emasculate and destroy the Sherman anti-trust law. Hence they supported .Mr. Taft and he put on the bench five men who had been cor poration lawyers and corporation judges. Taft nominated Hughes, Van Hevanter, Lamar, Pitney and Murton. Among those who died and were succeeded by these appointments were Harlan and Mrewer, noble men who were above all the influences of powerful wealth. After the court had been packed with enough of these appointees of Wall street and the elevation of .Justice While to the chief justiceship, the court proceeded to de stroy the Sherman act b reversing all their former decis ions ami writing language into the law to change its mean ing and purpose to faor the I rusts, and gave us what the court called the rule of reason. In this decision they said in their opinion there were two kinds of trusts good and bad, and the Sherman act was meant only to apply to bad trusts, and that it is for the noble judges of courts to say what trusts are good or bad. This is the law of the land until congress changes it, but if congress should change the law, the supreme court could change it again. The supreme court gels the last whack. The system is fine. The people's representatives pass a law declaring twice two to Ik four. The supreme court says congress is mistaken, that as a rule twice two are four, but under some conditions twice two may be six. Then congress passes another law declaring that under all circumstances and conditions twice two shall always be deemed to Ik- four. Again it comes In.' fore the supreme court, and the court again deliberates and decides that vested rights have accrued under the general belief that twice two is six, ami the lasi ad confiscates propertv acquired under that Itelief, and is a iolation of the consti tution, because it would mean the taking of property with out tine process of law, and that there is no due process of law unless you have a judge or two on the bench to give ou what is justly due you from v our judges. Kormerly the trusts stout I fortified in the senate and their priwttch owned sctiaturs. Mut popular election of senators destroyed that, and the have moved to the next line of trenches -the supreme rottrt. The national polit ical contests of the past were tut the part of railroads and trusts, to control the senate, but from now on they will fight to control the supreme court. Hence they do not want Brau&'is, and To defeat him the compel all their in- IslnuneiiK trout c presidents hurl the filth at one who bus attil evpose I heir iUmicm. Hll a lew like (itraiidcN vulc-ot' ii.iM.ii ilu iMi.11 iliat trtii ., ?.l I., "imi ist.i. .uttl TI. 1 . 1 .1 'I'-. w i. ii, JOVt'lIllluWll vrurtittti mii, Tr.'ffjT Nf down to tlteir law.er.s to thired to leave their &tei on the bench, the IfUfauiuits lias fattened and gorged tlu titore Woiilti wiUfit iuto ii i' "id-, tioctMiotiM tu laiitftuf'i' uo liiritL I hHUlttt jUiM f luit UO SlU'VWil-'' uvvrwnit uuiu tuis ivnum- mh mi riYrri, u. n TI"' oitriirl 1 nli t'.l lit" ln-1 I'll thr Jii''k"on Count v lin-mi'--. Mfii' aox'irniti'iii, the Mi'illnni ('(rtiiiiicniiil I'luli, the Mod fort I nn ri.iuicil, th) Orraiir Medfonl rlnb, the JMfnrd bond of 1015, partifH of the fint mtrl. nnd ItegiwiM 0. Hnwlnnd ainl the if) 10 bond, amvldex ni follow : "That (ho aid Keginald U. Knw land, for rtHtaiderntion) hereinafter nnmi'il. contrneta and nifreci with lh' nniil partiea of the fir I part. Hint he will during the yenr nt-xl follow ing the find day f April. Hlfl. in u jtihhI, skillful anil frl' Hmitl ninn ncr nnd ni'i'iinliiig to hit ln"l -kill, m "liiii't nnd I'omliirt the -mil Mi'illmd I'OHi'frl Iminl unit bring tin hikhiii.u linn to it high atnto of clTii'ii'in'. "In I'oimiilorntiou of which i,n- il'CH mi to 1)11 ..Jt'llllclril ll till' "Mill llcmnnlil (1. Iiinvliinil, tin' Maid pur lieu or Hid firnt mil ngiee lo pin to Miid llowlniiil the sum uf tchc linn ihcil tlollura, pnynlili' in twelve equal luoullily iniyniciilw, each iihiii the lnl ilny of eni'h unil cerv iiiinilh, -n ul M-mi'iN hlnill ltne been ilul rendei- ed by wiiil Kuwlniiil in pniH'r iiniii- ner. Open Ale CoiiiciI'-. "II in nlno iiniloraloiNl and n greed by the niil pnHie: hoielo thai the pnity of t ho aeennil ptilt bnll Imlil on un a vertigo tluce iK-rfonnaneex wr wek during (ho entiio penml l thl ngi foment, and uball rmin-h tree in the open nir with nid band nne cimcert eneli week during the nnnith- of Jlity, June, July, August and Sep tember in the yenr 1111(1, prmidcd the weullier ulinll permit of the innc. ami one Moiictfit each Suiuluv ntleriiooii in Uetohur of anid voar. "It in further tiiu1eitood unit ngrceil that the wi(y of the xccoml uot ix to, mid ho hnmII. furnish nil necesMit'v khevt muaie ncil in the work of tho nnid band lieieiu eunteui luted during I ho life of Hum ugi ce ment. "It N hieby further agreed h ami ht'tweeii the jmrtieK herein thai the repi'LMentntivra uf (lie ptiilv "I the Invl port herein iiumed -hull ut as IriisieeM of lliothMidmoKlerV nhu fund, a . herein vl firth, ami ball eurrv out the term uf tin nri-e incut, in eonaiderulion of the ediii.i thmul mul mornl beiwCilH to the nun niuuity that will grow and uieiue from the urrungemuutH herein made, hercb.v pledge theuiHelve lo I nil ill In (he hunt of their ability 'aid tnil." 1, 1st of Siib-cilbeis. The fullowing in the lit 1 iih Herilierw lo the linml fund: City of JU'dfonl, 4-100; Hn.e.m JoIiiikoii, t.'i; Jap Andrew-, '; Mai melln Shop, .f:t; lira. Von Senoe, ': (Iiiii Store, ..V, I'Vli Miirkit, ."; Di. Tlwyer, W: ISemnrd Oanie. "i, Mri. II. Iluney, $1; )r. Ilowmil, '. Mr. Ciilheurt, $'J.."dl; .1. II. Ti.'m.i. 1 ; 1'ldtrur llal'cr, ."; Maitiu Link Mm, . 1 ; 1'ierce the l''ori-., , (...il Iwltery, .V-'.V); l''ie mid Ten ( enl Sture. K'..Vi; Moekey, .fJ.."il) : (,ui. fJ.."dJ; llruudley, f-'.Vl; WomU l.iim lur fo., $l; Sir. Mann. .$l(t; Med. ford (lriMei fii., 2."i; Jiiekou Co. Abt rail Co., 10; rmnk Owens 2.1; 1UI Itrown. $IU; .May Co., till; Juekou Co. Creamery,, ill); (ln N'ewlinrv, .'; Dr. Ijiiiihii.. .till. Mr Hiddell. ill); Mr. Kidd, .': In "ii roy. .'; Ir. Iax-LwooiI. f'. W. A. Folger. )."; NiehoK ii Ahpolc f7 '; C. K. (lutes, 1(); c. A. Ue oe, 1(1; His. Cm How, $fr, t'lali Sugur to, $1U; June.-.' tlrocerv, fJ.'iU; .Moore, I'J.-'VU, Will. tlatfM $'J.'t; Juekou Co. Clroeerv to.. W..VI; biiK'riuteudeiit Hilhs -'.'; I'ruieiMil Jlooif, ."; 1'rini'ip.il U.ilv. .TU'.'itl; ill, llunliv, Iti.'iO; lliilliiiiiincr, $2.'dl; Kerii, JiieLtiii M-houl, J..'iO; Theoue Vr km. 1; Judge Tou Velle. i; Chna. I'alni. '.'. Kliuer IWm, MM: Awn uig and Tent man. JUe; Kiuil Scbmidt. ."; KaiU Ihos, fct; JuUn lViy, Wj M. J. IteibU, .'; Mr. Ah reus $A; I'linlV rieitiie Stoic, "; Sugur Howl. . Moidoit A. W'.dl. 7.0: oiiu-.ie.nl : Mi; r. lliirac. S: Mi. CnMi- t7..iii. Tovyeiv Hill. 7 0. Mi i, ,di-. 7 'ill, MeeLei. .'. Midi, i.i I'minimc Co . 10; KnM Niihi.ii.tl 1 ; .i,k. j"i ,lji kmi t niintv ncware of Ointments lor Catarrh 'ITiat Contain Mercury mrrwi win urrlr i.ir lit vn.' ot rl nii oui 1. 1, u .1 run, II wit....' ai.tfiu warn utmu II tkroiuh tar niu.M kurlaov Hibk tfllflMft Jnrtlld itvt W ul iir.'.l .u Hi.rlt ll.. n-m iMiUblr 4ul. Ut lit. lio.a 0)jr ilt l. ! Uu fulll lo thr e.hhI lull mi iltljr kri. ir m thni llll ' turru i ur ..ul. , ii.ru ,' , u ct a . ' I .... ' 1R i t.MtaiiiK i lurr.iir, 4i 1 m iaW' ii liu tu.lijr I llni .11. Ill i.,- II III II... I i. I mm ur i f. .. .f it,. -;-imi lii I.uiIki llil I nrrli I t" - .' i .' I "' Ii .' ! Il.l Tit. (I X I m i I .ml ii TnW. II I- ..T .l. I. ttlv . VN.IK.11, BAND CONCERTS ONCE PER WEE DURING SUMMER JOHN A. PERL VlW)' iilAWMi JilMU3 (Mtfri C0WMk v 1 1 in vi ij.'ir i ii n i i a lift1 i'ij mm11 in"! iijiii'")" l ! , I ..,' ' II Hjlll l" VI 'I " Tie-. 0.i. Mr-. tleriiH. ' 'l - fKelMwet. 1..Vi Snh. '.; M"dfl f'MMng (n 7..rf! f hurle- S-li..f-lelin. "."!; Jftdi A Hentftf f' ' HntrM'on A fin'den. 7 vi .l..nn Wold. 1A9: ffcfifh Urw ir . f liuiief. f7.."iWj fnrid-nfi I cur "tori. " iinrif fjonndrv. l. Ilu-- Mill. ; O Ooug", "; lt. I'lnpii-. t" Jiihn-oti the lewt-lr, ": Or I'n-kel. f". l.eoll fill-kin-, f? VI. Il Xiell . ."i: Karwef"' ui8nwer.' Until. l; Mr. Trowbridge. '.; W.i.-ih r tin Imtehep. mi: Itr. Sleiirn-. ". V man tlw lnwer. f.'i. I.. W W,.ke man. .i; P. J. Xef, f.'.'.o. II..OI Medford. 10; Med lord Ib.ok rt-. .": I'liuif-it ( lub. -'": Mullord Xationnl Hunk. '.'"; Kwem"- simlin. ; Mi- Month. ' Vi; Mr- N.-libl, f-'.VI. Mr-. Mraekinree.l. ti . Or. Luwrenee lldil. . Why Smoke nit Clunm When La Oondnn urn mlv ICe TftAf C MAffrt Kill t MTIM I'OW III US aro made for a liule imr m-,e. Illicit inntlHin In Us v.ulou forui1- If troubled wllti rhuimatlmn lr them on our giiar.intee Sold oulv l u-", ."i0f mid l "o .isMi.s tirug Store ; O or rfc? leULxu :TODAY I lie IHk Siitunlay Mum fur 5 M 1(1 l'l NTS The wSouFs Cycle feutuilug the well known slur, MAIL tiL'KIIITK (OltsON. '1'liK is amitlier guacnuleeil ipiar ter .io ut regului' pi Ice-, 'llieie will uNo Ih' n lc)liiiif iiiiiiciI). THE PLUMBER Ici)IkmI) Uiuglis StarT? wui:m: tiii; tnowns o Tomorrow a i-ni:.u'i'(i(iui uoovri.it vi, NEW YORK I ! Tl HIM. llil .-.TM.l, s't FLORENCE REED ' New oi I i ii. Wlliion Hio.iiIm.i .in it Woml ii ci ,i-, tcitturtiiK an ull-i-i.tr i .i-'i ('inning IMitli Mnie, In (lie "Hum nf l'ypl." TI KMIAY. Bee Supplies A COMPLETE LINE Consisting of BEC HIVES BEE SECTIONS BROOD FRAMES SEPARATORS EXCLUDING BOARDS BEE BRUSHES HIVE SCRAPERS SECTION PRESSES SMOKERS WIRE IMBEDDERS VEILS BEE ESCAPES QUEEN AND DRONE TRAP FOUNDATION WAX Get our prices before putting in your supply. MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. HIT V. Main St. , , ,, . AlllM SlTVIPP fniill Kill? It I'llltlt -rsSSSr;- vJfTr7i sOKiSjl?8 MaJ9ulllr-'?,rJ,s w v j.i" "-;:- ------ .---. to Motiford ami Buck The undr.-li;nra will lae FrxnK I.eU' lonfci tioueiy eer d ex cept 8unda for Medrdnl vuh bt& auto at 1 o'clock p. ni , Arriving XI S. UO p. ni. Lmv Naiti Hotel, Hert ford, at 6 00 p. m.. arrlvt ale, Point at :00 p. m. A part of tb trattle to MIMU4. U. HAH.S'liI. tteftlo Point, Oregoo. MOtiMA i.ii-f ni ii "f i,r KxqulMltn ilf ir to nn coiirlfar AS USUAL THE BIG SHOW IS AT THE PAGE CHARLES MURRAY 111 tAVlHCt The Great Vacuum Robbery D. W. Griffith Presents The LILY lit ROSE Pictured with Refinement and Force, Featuring LILLIAN GISH and ROZSIKA DOLLY Page Medford's Leading Motion Picture Theatre i Medford House Movers NWc Move HOUSES, BARNS, GARAGES, MACHINERY, Etc. Phono IHK-M tlta H. Xcwtoun, 77 V. 1 tth St. iXTHItrilHA.V Al'TOfWK CO. TIMIC t'AltO. Leave Modfonl for Anlilanil, Talent nnd Phomilx dally, excopt Sunduy, at s.oo a. w ... 1:00 2:00 4:00 and 6:16 ; p. in. AUo on Saturday at 11:16 p. m. Sumlaa leave nt S:00 and 10:80 I u. in, mill 1:00. 2:00.t:S0 and t:80 P in. I.eavo AalilHinl for Medford i dully, except Sunday, ut 9:00 n. in., i 1.00, 2:00, 1:00 and 6:16 p. in. Also ' on Saturday nights at 6:30 and j 12-20. Sundays loavo Aaliland at 9:00 i a. in. and 1:00, 1:30. 0:30 aud 10:30 p. tn. Young Men W l i i I. lit i I. lit); no niiil . of Miiiut; ini'ii mIiumo fntmo UualucHM may lio of valuo, ' and to whom tlio buuk uiu ho of UKHinluiico. I' i !. ('hi'. I. on Thh Hunk OVER ?S VEARS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT HIIWI I I'll ;ttWJOT:rBnaaftHagjEiP3B ifer I , -t tjmmmm nmtmm WHWMmniiiiin iijiii nw ill THE UNIVERSAL CAR I I IIih'- .in niiM.ii,in l.i. t: in i .Ji.ilt" of nil thu II ,) ''i- mi Aiiiiri'iiii lii(;liui an h'wi'dx. IlfcuiK-i' III ' I I K"iil rui- have uivfii Mil i I ml ion fruui Ulv iw- II I uniiiniji. r.wrv Ford nwiu-r ii u Fowl booktur, t H Nn tlif fiir wort' thun nuiti hi exv'tuliou. I t oiiMihr thv rt-i'ord ut the Ford firt nnd you III "out look l tin ih r wliru jou buy. Kunuuoul I t.'IU. Ti'iniua Cur 440; Cuul't $."0; Town I I I II i .ir t40 : Sethi u 7 III. All nce I. u. b. 1J. E II HI ttoit. tin r.ilv nt Spiirtu MldK- B I C. E. GATES- ; HIl Ka4 terui--$J'io dowu, J.". iiiouth I I I HI I B II III K I M III 'iwitiiiiii mwii i Niinr2iJJiiiiuiii.mjrBi3iTgm' S ( " ' "'n"mTmmrn iiTmmirTTrnTiminiri-tVTiTiT-"--! A i r i ,ion ill , i ' rnifion from wwlrt h fn-lilon m mm . Thrilli o I LO EL " Jay JL E JL Laughter! Laughter and More Thrills .Million' Itli Ki'nliiK l'"i' Cliililicii I lie : WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Irain Street, ledford TlicOnh' Exclusive Coilimcrcinl Plloto'TJIplU'l" h Soiltliei'll Oregon , r , tNCiratlVCS il 11(10 llllV 1.11110 or pltKJO by aXoilltllieill. Phone 147-.T "We'll do the rest E. D. WESTON, Prop. A M Q 1 V y ?f- 1A 'ft r ?