Medford mail tribune., August 01, 1929, Image 6

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MKDFOnn MATL TK1 Bl'XE, MKIWOTTO, OTfEfiON, TIICRSDAY. AUfU'ST 1. 192!).
CON N
E
FETES FOR
E
Miller Convention
at MarshReld Is
Declared Nuisance
I Ml
N
St. Louis Fliers Showered
With Honors By Enthu-
i
!
.M A ItHI I Kl KA), (lie. A mm.
I (A) 'ooh liny iWU-H thin
week lire, tho unwilling hunt
tu nillleiV eon vent Ion. .Mil
IIoiik of tho moili famlty have
assembled here without a for-
malized program hut Httruct-
ed hy tlx hrlKht linhtH.
h Where the miller eume
hum no one Heem.H to know,
hut the dlHtrlct 1h iho wonts
of wholesale mlKi'atlori. Tho
mJlh'LH In a drab brown array
4 mo wen f Juit r-riiiK around
every ideetrte liht from nun-
He l to aunrlne.
RAMPAGE
I
ill
IITHREE STATES
! Idaho, Montana and Wash-
. . .
ington Strive to Control
siastic Fans Parade,
. . i
Ball Game, Stage Appear-
ance On Program Today
Back to Work Friday
Bonus Is $31,255.
WMTO FISH
ST. miis, Auk. .UV Show-I
lug no effeet of the ni'ind of nevcii
teen and a tut If dum in the Kt.
LouIh Ho hi ii, I hue "Hed" .uelnon
and Korent (I'lirlne went I h rough
the fii'Ht day of feting yeaierduy
with another In High l hi fore they
return to work a eoinuifi'cial
plane pi lot h. The airmen, whone
record of 4 J 0 hours ZWi minutes
aloft, act a new world mark for
sustained refueling f If whin, expect
to fulfill the demand of the St.
LiiuIh public to aet-lalin I hem to
day. A parade, ending nt the Hty hall
where nerulln utieMlng to their t rl
tini)hiint aeria I rompiest waited
t hem, wan planned UiIh morning.
Tho route wan wlmilar to ones
iniiiitlng the return of I'ol. CharleH
A. Undbergh from IHh New York
I'arlM flight, and the Mrenien
flierw who made the westward
eroHKliiK of the Atlantic,
Thin afieruoon, the St. I.ouIh
It'nhln fliers are to waleii the eur
dtnalR and tlie Itiooklyn Itnbin.s at
Sportsman I'tt.k and during Hie
euremonieH .laek-on and O'ltrlne
are to l'eive Holtd gold life time
PHMHes" to the tinmen of the N'a
Itional league pennant wlnneiH.
To nielli they make their only
stage ippe;r ranee-- ?it I he Muilhi
pal opera in Kerenl Park, when
they will he handed their checks
far $42u eacli. Ktuivnlent to $1
ii n hour for every hour aloft. They
turned down other theiitrlenl of
fni'H,. M rt. Sally Jackson, wife of
the red-haired pilot. miying "We'll
Hliek to the flying buslners."
To Work IVIday
Tomorrow .fuelomn and o'ltrlne
wet back to work, taking the Holilu
to Chieiigo where they will utage a
refueling demonstration at the
new Ciii'Uhh flying base. C.olnu
along will he .Major William It.
Koliertson, president oT the t'urtlMX
ltobertson com pa ny. HpoiiHoring
Hie flight and who stands ready to
Rivn hi hacking whenever the
4Jn-hour mark Is exceeded, and
the refueling crew, Major '. Itoy
U'uhmoII and P. V. "Nhnrly" Chaf
fee. UohcrfHou revealed today lie had
turned down reiiuestH from other
flteiM plHtiuini; 1'iidiiraiicn MIkIiIh
iiKkfiiK "to lorrow" Wasell and
f'hnffee .on their iccohIh for the
77 HueceisHful contaclM with the
it.. I. in.
'ltoheitson also said no ottier re
fuelhit; il e nt uiixtni lions were
phuiiu'd except the one at t'hlcauo
iilthounh there had been a preva
lent rumor here a eountry-whle
Itinerary had been laid out.
'Major ItohcrtHon ha's been noti
fied a check for jLM.r.oo was helm;
mil Hod from (ho he aihiuartcrs of
the Curt Ink Aeroplane and Motor
company at Jtuffalo, N. V., for Hie
St. I.ouIh Hobln pilots. The amount
wih Hancl,loiied by tlie lioard of
lllreetorH of the MuHalt concern.
inakei-H of the ChallciiKcr motor
tlsed In the plane.
It was erroneously staled in ear
lier dispatches (he Curt Iks-It obert -won
company was paying th $(ia
mi liotir bonus tor the time the old
record was excerdeil. The tilers'
lotal from lieuuscs was calculated
at ;i i.
jlllWI l-J I Ull I IVII
HELLS COS! OF
SCAllNGFRuI
Blazes Many Fronts
Lightning Kills Man
Bend, Starts Fires.
at:
I ,
by
sroKANK, Auu. I. (l'i
thousand men today wen;
forest fires hi Ida
and Washington, uiob
that were made acute
of rain-
Stands were hcttiu' madi'
ens of fronts In tin? thre stateH
ana i list old a ml new blazes, Home
of them under control and others
raging onward despite the efforts
of greatly augmented fighting
Chemical Inspection of 75
Cents With Pro Rata Re-
i tie lines, be vera I thousands acr
Tuna unarcies or Laxitv 1111,1 turned over, i-hesw
Refuted No Duplication
Tests This Season.
Fletcher H. Kisli 8tate feder il
inspector for the Houtltern Oregon
district, announced at the Traffic
AHHoelatlon meeiing today that' the
bHHie. charge for chemical innpee
tfon of fruit thia kcuhoii would
he 7j eenta, whn a pro rftta re
fund; that the l.itiled States Hu-
reau of Chemistry had expres.s-d
satiHraction with Hie chemical po
ncing of this section, and . thai
criticism directed at thU section,
I'M- alleged lax inspection, was
found tu he unwarranted.
l-'fsh aa id that a general labora
tory, ami three or four Hiihsidiary
lahorutorle would b a I nt allied
as follows; at.'Cold 1IIIL, for Hie
tirants Pass section, at PIiociiI.m,
and Ibis city, with the gcm-rnl
laboratory in the Hearty plant this
city.
Fish Hinted, duplication of tests
frequent laat year, because of hu-l-er-cautlon
would lie elituienated
this year, and that the records
showed tocal fruit to be remark
ably "dean and char of chemicals,
due to spray, ami to spray resi
due." The federal inspector mild I hut
reports from Yakima, and Wenat
chee districts, (hat the local chem
ical Inspections, were lax, were
found false, by i e-liiNci;t Ion out -.
hide of this district.
It developed at the meeiing.
that the Inspection charge hore m-ross 1 h
were considerably lower, I ban hi
other Northwest fruit districts.
The mutter of a 'common tele
gram' of New York prlcen and
conditlorm were discussed. It was
agreed that tin expense of a com
mon telegra nt would he borne hy
all members, and that the secre
tary, l '. T. I taker, would advise
the shippers dully of the coiitentH
of the mesHUgn Upon receipt.
There was a larger attendance
than usual at the session, which
was shortened so the conference
with the rail heads could get
under way.
I a vid I! unci 1 berg presided and
ruled with ait Iron hand, (hough
forced several tlincH to halt argu
ments, that arose while speeches
were underway. President Rosen
berg held lhat "we all can't talk
at once, but yntt will get your op
portunity in due time."
Zeppi-iln for A merit'" hut of the
first wo only the first rcprhem- I
ed a successful ocean crossing. Tho i
firaf left here on May I), only tu
make an emergency landing in
southern France, when four of lis!
fixe motor failed.
Jespitc elaborate precautions
taken yesterday and today, a stow
away apparenliy managed to smug- j
le himself aboard the Mnp. ,
The police huw him Jump Into;
the shaft, and called to the offlcem;
of the Zeppelin, hut Huns Von:
j Schiller, u a v i g a t o r. responded, j
J "Oh. we haven't lime to take him i
!off." None of thoHe watching,
however, knew definitely whether
I he succeeded in holding himself In
; the shaft. The possibility wan ad
, mltted that seiirchllghts playing on
: the airship may have given the
impression of a man Jumping.
The passengers who orig
inally had planned to lie aboard
the Zeppelin today were cut to I H
when Allan Miller of New York
ml the "Mr. ('banning" who hook-
: ed p;. swage from Uorne failed to
A 'arrive.
e f iglit- I The seven A mericaiiH aboard
Moniau t I were Nelson Morris of Chicago,
MiditloiiH j I'nnik VI, Nicholson of Syracuse,
the lack ; Heorge K. ('rouse and IiIh wlfi',
I Jeanette i 'rouse, of Syracuse, N.
on doz- ! lilehard P.tirke of California,
i Herbert S. Sfebej of Sagiimv. Mich.
; nd Joehlm Iticltard of l.oston,
I Mass.
Anna Wong- l.e.ft.
I A mong the oi her jiassengeiH
crews. 1 were t aptain Mr iieorge Hubert
Probably the most dangerous ' Wflkins, polar explorer: Professor
fire In the region was on Schwartz ' f!r'g'ire flourevitch and his wife,
creek in the Missoula National for-j l"'' Hourevitch. a Russian pianist
eHt. which roared out of control;0' larl. and Or. Walter Peiss of
before heavy winds alter fighters j the Germany ministry of traffic,
had subdued it and part of their Tivo other women, Anna A. Wong,
force had been shifted to new hat- ; Chinese-American movie actress.
and Suzanne Boilard of Paris, at
tempted to obtain passage, hut
were refused by Or. Kckener, who
sai'l he needed the room for fuel.
In addition to passengers, tlie
firaf carried a large assign ment
of mall ami freight. Including a
number of live baboons, four thor
oughbred pigeons from .Miss AVong
10 her brother in California, and
other matter. Its larder was well
stocked with fresh food, to 'be pre
pared hy the new chef, Otto Mums,
INDIANS GATHER HATCHERY FOR
POULTRY
FOR POW WOW LOCAL
IM DADin PITV AID DDMDnCCn
lit lHI IU Ulll MIL! UlUIUOLUJ
Once Bitter Enemy' Tribes i '"vti.,pm. nt r uo poultry bus-
j Iiichm In this valley l,y llio entail-
, Join in Council to Discuss :
Suit Against. Government;. T'we:17;:ui
, expert, oi tne rarni ixcnange u
IVlllllOnS Of , Operative und is under consldera
J lion by the Chamber of Commerce,
ihealih program h'-inu carried on
! by his coiup&ny and cited many
jfactH and fiKUreH to show the ex- J
leeilent results which have accrued,
ill. U. Hromley. Copco HdvcrtlHing
ruanayer. nhowed neveral reclH of
; moving pictures, including the
Ashland Ill-Ute celebration. Ash
'land Normul May day festival, and
a health reel entitled "Too Many
ounds."
cut law. while the wheat tuiiff ),
(he same hs at proHenl,
for Many
Dollars.
ItAPiO CITY, S. U., Aug. I. P
Tho I .(Ml I f.f till. tu... t.., tl...
mournful chant of the war dunce : KlrHt, .XHtio"iil, lm"k
and the feathered brilliuneo of j
hundreds of red men furnished ai
for tlie rendering of assistance
Tlie matter was discussed ut
noon hy (.May Parker, manager of -the
Farm Kxchunge Co-operative,!
R F. Murder, president of the j
Carl Swfgart,
president of the chamber of com
nterco, and poulterers.
WASHINOTOX, Aug. 1 iA)
The tiirirr on oatn was raised from
15 centH a bushel to Hi cents by
Iteiinblicans of the senate Hnuiifu
committee today in their revision
of tlie houe tariff measure.
The rates of 42 cents a bushel on
1 wheal and i!5 cents a hu.shel on
corn provided by the house meas
it is
hatchery
and '
burning also in I.olo, 1 Jut to
lilackeet forestw in that slate.
In nort h Idalio several blazes
were burning In (he No, Perce and
Selway forests. The Challis fire,
which had burned over 1 H) acres,
Ju m ped from eon trot li iich yest er
day, hut the Salmon forest blaze,
which had devastated HMOO acres
In 10 days, was believed to have
been subdued. Observers in t he
Holms forest reported that a con-for tlu' paHHengers.
Hagratlon that had run amuck fori 'I''"' passengers spent
10 lays, had been controlled.
In Washington the tires were
sum 1 lor. An ohstinualc hht.c near
Marcus, which had been controlled
twice, broke loose and after bustl
ing several hundred neres of grain
and menacing mtM-h farm hind.
was brouuhl under control again j
last uiht.
I'oresl of ficia Is have posted j
n"" oi .i i minks to ii i ores i s, ami
state officials have asked that only
necessary travel by allowed In timber.
the nigh!
before the takeoff in the hotel
Fried richsha feu, ma king merry
ami dancing In anticipation of the
trip today,.
A crowd of about l.uon, Includ
ing many tourists from hero Lake
Constance, witnessed the departure
of the Or.if.
:iHSO NOT TO ItFTIltF
ItKNU. ore., Aug. I. (Pi
Charles limb-, Ii, was killed by a
boll of lightning lasi night while
at wink in the yard of the Itrooks-
Scunlon I -umber com pan y here.
Ills shoes wen- torn from his feet
and mosi of his cloihlng was rip
ped to shreds. Other workers near
Itude were knocked down and at
least one was rendered unconscious
for a time. A team or horues was
knocked down and Hie driver hi it n -tied,
oilier holiH of lightning shat
tered trees at tho bast of Pilot
Hulte and several new forest fires
were reporter), From liepd the
lightning storm swept northwest
inbl-siaie country, start
ing at least five fires in the Sisters
district. Heavy rain accompanied
the electric display in llend, A2 of
an Inch falling In half an hour.
Thirty -seven holts of light ni tig
were counted TucHday nitil in the
South Applegato section of t he
( 'rater Nationa I forest and two
sini'' II fires were caused, one at
Mount Ualdy and tho other at
Hurtoil litltle. Until were reported
under co nt rol. The same elec
trical storm caused Hi fires In the
upper McKenie and upper Wil
lauiotie valley sections of the Cas
carhj Nat In mil fores! . Men were
sent out to combat ihe new tires.
mm. PiHK.iitt.i: w i: i ii i it
(Contlnuea from Pago One.)
FEDERAL RIFLE SQUAD
M FN ICO CITY, Aug. 1 . (A1)
Dispatch to the Fxcelslor from
Oiiadalajara today said thai seven
ha ml its headed by a man called
' Fl Tfon" hail been captured and
executed by a firing sutiatl near
(.Julia. The hand had been active
along the Omnia in. turn -On I la road
during the last few in out Its.
spectacle today that took Jtupid
Cllv I .ni' If In tint ' Tfl'u whon lit.
,1L ,n.t Whll rm.,h -for o' l'f ''t'l UM.k'r
gold of the black hifjln.
l-'rom as fur away as tho Hopls
und Zunia reservations of the
southwest, they hud trekked, most
of them In covered wagons, Sioux,
Utes, Cheyennes, Arapahocs, Ki
awas und Crows tribes that once
Wcro bitter enemies.
In strange contrast with the
missions that once brought them
to the black hills, the scene of tho
many tribal conflicts, as well as
the wars with the whites, tho oc
casion for today's gathering was
a meeting of the council of Ameri
can Indians. It was called to dis
cuss tlie pending suit against tlie
government for several hundred
million dollars, claimed by the
Indians for their loss of the black
Hills, und to talk over other prob
lems of concern to the race.
The honor positions in the lino
of march were occupied by a
handful of divisional chiefs, the
few remaining Indians who may
wear the eagle feather as a badge
of prowess In battle. Among them
were Chief White Bull, whoso
tribal records credit him with an
age of Chief No FleslT, itG;
Owey Head, 86: John Kills Itee,
!i and Silas Afraid of His Knemy,
12.
The parade, which extended
three miles, preceded a rodeo of
Indian sports and a sun dance.
proposed to erect the
near this city, . to he
the direction of
Prof. Westerfield. The hatchery
would Increase the pullet laying
I population of the valley to 200.000.
I 1'rojier feeding would be the key
note of the enterprise.
Prof. Westerfield said HiIh after
noon that 15 chicken raisers with
flocks aggregating 330tf hens had i
signed up. and that higher prices j
could be secured by tho appliea-
Hon of fundamental poultry rais
ing principals. I
He said conditions hero were j
ideal for clilcken raising.
Farly favorable action by the
chamber of commerce is practical-
ly assured.
ure were felt uucnangeu. i tin
house had made no change in the
rate on oals.
The 25-ccnt duty on corn is an
increase of lt cents over the pre"-
Why
Swelter?
Cool
2-Piece
Summer Suits
Made to your
measure
$30.00
'-.! l II l Mil
128 E. Main Upstairs
Rrev&es
HAND AX KILLS THREE
SPA ItTAMU'KO, S. C. Aug. 1.
ll'j Thre men were killed, two
ot hers probably fatally wounded,
and the entire west end of the
city thrown Into eonf union here
today when T. Karl ltobertson, a
shipping clerk, becoming .suddenly
lusa ne, ran amuck with n hand
a xe.
Walter Keverette. realtor and
heater man, was a local visitor ut
the Ashland Itotary club meeting
this noon. . ;
.1. J. liuchter. city councilman
and Copco merchandise manager,
left last night, on a business trip
to Albany, Ore.
Harold Itrown. well known in- j
surauce man. was a local business j
visitor in Ashland yesterday. j
Medfonl post No. 1 " will semi;
a large delegation to the state con
vention of the American Legion
a tSalem next week. J neluded in j
the local group will be Post Com- j
mander Ferguson. Adjutant Oar- ,
lock, several members of the post j
executive committee and the en
tire personnel of the Legion drum ;
corps.
Members of the Ashland Rotary!
club were entertained by two local j
1 iota r la ns today when John A'el
ton and Horace Iiromley put on a
a 0 -minute program at the Llthia !
Springs hotel. Sir. Vclton. who is
the district manager of tho Metro
politan Llgc Insurance com puny,
gave urn Interesting talk on the
Norr ready!
A New Frigidaire
Ioreelain-on-teeI outside anal
inside ... nnd equipped with
thv famous "Cold Control"
Only $215.00
installed ana
making tee in
your kitchen
A
FEW dollars down
puts this or any
other Frigidaireinyour
home. Then you can
pay the balance under
General Motors liberal
terms terms arranged to
i i i Mfnfi'
suit you. Come in, see a
demonstration, and get all
the facts today. ,
MORE THAN A MILI.lOX fJV USB
People's Electric Store
212-214 W. Main
Phone 12
Mcdford Ore.
COMING TO MEDFORD
WORLD FAMOUS
(Continued from Pago Ono.)
-M ( IT in VAlin TI.MK
(Continued from Page Ona.)
Mruollnn of more Icing facilities
the Mcdford Ice and Storage' com
,.)any plants this year, '"by day and
i night work, ir necessary."
j Kdmlston was detailed to lay the
JroMtieais of the shippers before the
iallroad chiefs.
Many OlflciaU Here.
The conference was attended by
tv inof-t formidable array of rail
road cxeruMveH ever assembled in
tlx- HoMic Itlver valley.
iTIin rcnrcsciHalivfx ot (he Smith
ern Pacific were: .1. 11. Mulcahv.
J'ni'flHiitl. asslstanl frrfgh Harillic
manager: W Tllaiu C. Filch, man
Jigor perishable freight traffic; I,,
'. Oram, assistant superintendent
Kitgenn: J. .1. Sullivan, assistant
superintendent, DuiiKiuuir, Cul,; O
S. York. Hainiuaslcr. Rosebiiig; II
(!. McCarthy, trainmasler. Huns
in ill r, t'al.; C. I). I.atlorty. Indus
trial agent. San Francisco; W.
Ktt bed land, traveling a Kent, Med
ford; J. C. Cuiin, agon. Mcdford
A. S. Itosetihuuin, general agen',
Medfopd; A. H. Allen, tninsport i
Hon lliHieclor, San Francisco; W.
H. Lee, lav and right of way do
partnient. rorlland.
The Paclfie Fruit Kxiiress rcpre
Honalivps proHetit were: It. .1, Mm'
Hi). HHslatanl genenl hianHer1 Sin
KraneiHco; J. J. t'owen, assistat.t
(rnlfir miiiiaKer, San Kt'linrlsrn.
I. It. Mcintosh, car Hiinerlnl'Mtd
mil,. San Francisco; M. H. While
hnatl, Reni'ial jiucM. rrlland; K.
S. Cllno, Hitcclal representative.
Iraffle doparlnuMit ; .1. l Johnson,
iigent. Mi'dford.
(). T. HorKHfr. koiu'IhI niananer
iif tho Medfortl Ice & Stutago Co.,
was also present
Hixiuefort, Cammhrt or Neuf
ctltHtt'I chnH l espoelHll) deslr
able at UiIh time. It may hp cut
4u small fuiiutres and served on
KiuttH plate with a buttoi apieutlor.
"Industry Is getting so complex
that there Is an immense shnrtaKe
of the right kind id men to man
age a l' la lis. This Is getting more
serious every day as science dis
covers new phenomena."
"What Is the next invention or
discovery you foresee'.'"
"CHIiullon ol natural products."
Will to Work Needed
"Ho yon consider Ihe will to work'
ami lacing of realities of lite as
Important Tor (he youth or America
as a first class education?"
"There are three things which
Insure success - ambition, Imagina
Hon und the will to work. Of these,
the will to work accomplishes the!
most; education nf the right kind
gets ipilcker results."
"ln you consider Ihe prevalent
craze lor the selling ol records,
endurance tests, etc., healthy fm
Industry In general'."'
"Ves." t ;
"tiiveii Ihe same opportunity af-,
forded the winner of this contest, i
do you believe your un n success
would have been greater or car
Iter?"
"Ves."
"Will a similar contest ho held
next year, or at regular Interval
In the future?" '
"Uni t know yet."
"Io you agree with the proposal
n( OeoiKO W. Wlckersham that the
stall's should assume (he louden o
local prohibit um ctilorceimmt '."'
"No."
"Ho you think that the scleiitllic
experimental field affords as great
opportunities to women as to men,
and why were girls not Included in
this contest?"
"Nearly as great. The first ex
periment was with boys, as they act
in wider fields."
The boys were warned thai (he
examination will he a liHid one.
The test will he a written one and
will he submitted In Ihe form of a
i nest lotinn Ire. Announcement of
the scholarship award will ho made
tomorrow.
con. France, Lynns, down the
1 1 hone and sou I h west ward ahum
Ihe .Mediterranean coavl to Crlbral
tar. He expected to travel from
( 1 1 lira 11 a r atone or sliwhl ly nnrl h
of Hie Azores, varying his route
according to the weather.
(juick start.
The (iraf's start from here was
one of the ipiielicst of Its year of
life. The crew went aboard at
-: I a. m. and the passengers two
minutes later.
It wiiv the third Hlart of the Cr.if
'Hie Mark of
Genuine
Aspirin
n AYER ASriRIN ia like an old
frioncl, triod nnd. truo. Thoro
c.n novnr ho satisfactory siihsti
tuto for either one. Bayer Aspirin
is genuine. It is the accepted anti
dote for pain. Its relief may always
be reliod on, whothor used for the
occasional headache, to head-oil a
cold, or for the more sorious aches
and pains from neuralgia, neuritis,
rheumatism or other ailment. It's
easy to identify Bayer Aspirin by
the Bayer Cross on overy tablet, by
tha name Bayor on the box and tho
word genuine printed ill red.
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AGE
THE DRAMA OF THE
Spoken in English
Not a Motion Picture
AT THE
ARMORY
Pfii Wednesday'
8 p.m.
Sharp
Aug. 7
li
THE CHHISTUS
Auspices Medford Lions Club
General Admission: Adults $1.00, Reserved $1.50
Children 50c, not reserved
Tickets on sale Friday at Palmer's Music House, Jarmin & Woods, Heath's Drug Storo
and Hotel Medford
Mcdford Only Stop Between Seattle and San Francisco
The Opportunity of a Lifetime
Tli.
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I'l'iiilllrl lull
CUM' llilS lll't'll
l'l)l'lt'tC IVVt'IVIHT
ivt'ii, with olTi-tiNf
GIGANTIC PRODUCTION OF THE DRAMA OF DRAMAS
s colossal, with 10 i('iiilc in it. symphony oivhi'stru ami laruc el
I'arcil to maki' it the urcati'st I'roiltict ion of this story ever jjiven
for the siili.iect is maintamcd throiiirhoiit. Tlu- simple
to no sect or creed.
lorns. No tw
in Ainenej
torv of Christ
a.
is
fl-r.-i. '1 .1
THE TWO MARYS
3C