Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 07, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OL&PECAIi linrBNTKO JOTTBITAI. THE CAHTAL JM1ML. F U IIUUUKU DAI bY, KXCIOTHUN HAY, by tor Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated) ktittml at the podnnlee nt Salem, Or.,o second-elm mntti-r. MrOBl.MITCHUt Minietf 8e Tbarth ur for trrw of sobscrlp- AavertUnnent to ln;nr Insertion (for hi ninie day) mould le handed in by I 'ofCTpoailAic ronlMtilnr new irf In torwt nnd Importance I rtedn.il from all KmiS. will bo rIrt lannonymom KSSM?5nB th CArrTA.. Jon., aewtd nt their lioiiM-.ncjirHt W ' pi card roqunit, or hy wonl len nt ihti "teclmen number seal freo on applies Offlc., cornerCourt tnd Liberty . TUf5l)'Y It rwiulred nil net of the JUnllat tmrll.iniV(it l P'''")1 the Utorful d tliptxtfi ltni!iij f Mile hi wjfi at Florence. .,, Tjik English nyndlcatc .jNrAJiy,7 ""f Ulaf.littr b.itiutit MMlSff5!. I.uilf Jlri'WerJs ly e.fprVN ivui' IU "T ,''"?. on on ttK InvcHtmuiit. I'm: Hi. I.ouIm iu'WupniH-re an busy trying to break tt.o ga monopoly trf tlmt city. The prow ban n prior eittlm In tin! tb'l.l, yoi know. . a ' .- ". WGMEWilrlvo street cars In Kan- das. Tboy don't swear and, smoke on tho front platform, and thcrcfoM are a great Improvement on norot male driven Six Ckier Want Schools Tkelr Reservation. It In understood that the Sioux chiefs bad a rather turbulent Inter-! vifttv with Mm mmitilnlnriKr nf Tn. ! dlan Affalro, over the subject of In dian schools, Mr. Irvine Miller, Secretary of the Sioux Commission, when questioned upon the subject ntld: "It It natural that the In dlaun should be dissatisfied with tho schools at Hampton and CaJ. lUle. In tbo first place from SO to 70 per cent, of tho pupils at Car lisle and Hampton die within four years nfter their return home, dio like sheep with the murrain, prin cipally frppi pulmonary complaints. Tnls is due either to tho effect of tho EastecJimate or to the ener vating ittflycnca of closed houses after an outdooriiifo. "It njay be tljut going back to t he bills and tlio rude tepees of their parents after the comforts of civiliza tion h the cause of (his great moral ity, but the death We, Is fearful, and the Indians object fo the Eastern schools. 4 ADrtucrohjection Is urged ujaipyiinii yipujiyiu uie jiihi icucu r TAaA Aw fettisiiclence Localities Thl w&wstox TitKBt. Louis Itflpubllo calls tin editor of tho Chicago Tribune i secessionist, yet it prints in th same issue Jeff Davls'd article prov lng that tho confederates treated their prisoners of war better than the northern troops' did theirs". A San FiiANGflfco ' woman has made her appearance who evidently has a heart as big as her puree. Mrs. Charles B, Alexander (nee Crocker), who Is known for her lib ami views and actions in charitable matters, bns decided to build, furnish and endow what Is to bo known as Aloxander Maternity College, This institution id intended for tho batter class of people whose limited meatiH prevent their providing their young wives with all the comforts which a mother needs. Tho advent of a child in tbo family Is always a mat ter of considerable expense, and, particularly If the couple Hvo in ' roonib, is v matter of considerable luconvcnlonce. In such cases it Is necessary to dmpenso with tho ecr vices and expouso of a nurse as soon as possible, and the young mother very often Is out of bed, to her great Injury, boforo slio Is In a fit condition to stand, Tho object of this cottage is to provide all possible care and comfort at a minimum of expense, so that tho patient need not leave until quite fit to do so, and yet nt tho same time to permit her to enter and leave tho cottage with all the privacy alio may deslro, Tjik marriago of numorous Amor lean girls to Impoatcrs of vurious sorts iu becoming an appalling con dition of Hoolety. Tlio recent case of n Salt Lake family sacrificing their fair daughtor to a protended San Domingo sugar king, who turn ed out to bo u Now York swell olerk with no visible means of support is tho latest example of this heinous practice. What can be done to jire vent such outrages upon society? Tlio first conclusion would bo to havo tho girls exercise a little more of tho boasted American homo sense, but us tho condition of the average brain under pressure of u "lovo af fair" is Incapable of oven thinking, thcydung Inuujfjs to despise thei Kinsman, w iom me natural grau- tudq nndjlUvction due their parents whom they lluil on their return liv ing in ignorance, fjqualor and wretchedness and their education makes a gap which cannot bo bridg ed, whilo If the schools were at the agency tho children would daily take homo some evidence of civiliza tion and a better mode of living, an 1 lift their, parents to a higher level." Ono old Indian expressed himself very poetically Jo tho Indian Com missioner, when speaking of the fogs which are frequent at Hamp Hamp eon: "Tho breath of tho earth," said hi), "rises up and poisons our chll dron." Tho Sioux Commission fuvprs the Agency school plan, and It seems o have tho weight of argument. What Musk Is. , Most pcoplo take it for granted that because musk Is sold in what is vullcd a pod, therefore, it Is a vege table product. BUt tho truth Is that it Is entirely an animal product, being a substance found iu a two or three Inch .boo In tho body of the llttlo musk deer of. Asia. This sne, when lied up and dried, goes by the name or a pod among the hunters who bring It into market. Probably there aro few things subject to such adulteration, us ono part of puro musk will scent thou sands of parts of some other powder mingled with it, and us tlio pods soli from $lo" to ?20 nplcco tho adulteration has its profits. It is, indeed, so pungent that when just fresh it has been known to produce violent bleeding at tho nose, and many peoplo aro so susceptible to it as to havo ead headaches brought about by contact with the puro artlcio, and wlillo a suspicion of it is very ogrecablo to rpany pcrsous ono atom becomes offensive as tho cose Is with patoliouli and many other odorous substances. It was formerly largely used In therapeutics, especially in tho Orient, having bceonio dhuscd as much Irani tho difficulty of obtain ing it in u pure state as from any thing else, and it Is now Bcldom Th Chief Ream for toe treat ea eess of Hood's Sarsaparltla U round tn t&4 article Itself. It Is merit tint wins, and tt tut that Hood's Samparllla actually s eompllihes what Is claimed for It, Is wbal has given to this medicine a popularity an4 lale greater than that of any other sarsapa. Merit WinS ncAeforcthopubUo, flood's Barsaparllla cures Scrsfnla, Sal Bheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, SleK Eteadacho, Biliousness, overcomes Thai Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength tns the Nerves r illicit up the "Wbolo System Hoed' Harvjpnrilln Is sold by all dreg ritfi. l;r,lif rts. Prepared by C. I. Jioe ' Co., Apothecaries. LowaU. Hue. HIGHLAND ADDITION -IS OWNED JJY-- Tl I 41 And tills (Corporation Is detcnulued toy, IMMl I Me t n lis Itatiw' liiii HIS MOTHER. Sbo thonijht about him days and nlguts ' ncr only son her sleep oft losing; She rlowcd him In so many lights Tho mingled buams becamo confusing. H s budd ng powers each hour enhanced Tho roars hor heart forever pntnlng, Lest on mistaken lines advanced His mental and his moral training. With prisclcnce of his growing need, Sho pored o'or every schemo presonieo, And tr ed, in teaching him to read, Seven sovcral syitomslate Invented, Each gamo he learned was but a vail i For information's Introduction ; Each secming-slmrle fairy-tale , ( Sho barbed w.th ethical Instruction. f And oft she said, her door brown eyes With tender terror wido expanded; " Oh, I must strive to grow more wise t Think, think, what care Is hero demanded.) How dreadful, should my teaching's flaws, My ungucssod errors subtly harm him, Or Fortune's arrows wound because J 'His mother failed in proof to arm him'!? '1 And yet, when that young W whoso look Was hko soma fulr boy-prince as painted By raro Vandyke his soul a book By blot of falsehood quite untainted. Inquired: "Mamma, what's veal!" with mild, Untroubled smile, In accents clearest, She told that llttlo, trusting child: " The woolly, baty sheep, my dearest P' . UtUn Gray Cone, tn t'tntvry. J AMONG THE GLACIERS. To the city of Salem. Thcyhaveothlstlmp fifteen teams employed and. the contemplated Improvements have scarcely begun. It is intended to make tho drive leading from Commercial street through Blverside and High land additions and around Highland Park , THE FINEST PRIV-B- IN THE STATE Of Oregon. The'llno of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no ots willbo mora than two blocks distant from the line. 'Highland Park will in tho near More bew i THE) MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. ; . Lots in Highland Additon are High and Dry and Well located; Most Excellent Drainage Mr. and Mrs. Browning. Very romantic was the lovo story of Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett. Each had heard the other; each admired greatly the other's work. But Mlw Barrett was an in valid and had it father of the sort expressly mrulofpr romantic tiffijrB; a curmudgeon and violent, who was opposed to all givlmcs iu marriage so far as hlsownoir&prinir. was con cerued. Robert Brownllnr succeed ed in obtaining an interview with tho poetesi uud Invalid, and then and there declared lila love. Bo foro such courage everything had to vleld. and in 184(1 hu rurrti'd nwnv lil lirldn in Ttnlv M'hnr iu..mn tin. The soil Is black, and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest vZ,!!tu n f I i V i mountain peaks. Arrangements are already.being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and Florentine life concerning which fco tv mimbcrof residences are soon to be built. Buildings only of the bestclass will be permitted. Residence lots mucn nas ueen written. .within the limit of thei-Ity or Salem aro worth on an average over $1000. "yVecan sell yod better lots in High l'rom tho wile's Mdo we have "Casa Guldl Windows;" from the husband's many lovely poems of Italy, such as "Two in tho Cam pagiia," and other pieces in "Men and Women," "l'ippa Parses," and a host more. Mrs. Browning col lected her love poems under tho title of "Sonnets From the Portu guese," her husbund having once alluded to her as "ills Portugese." Robert Brownlug hud many traits that attracted friends, but perhaps it was Mr. Browning more than her her husbaun who kept so many charming penplu about them. Haw thorn, Hans Anderson, W. W btory all die clever and interest ing people wlio frequented or stayed at Florence wcro more or less ac quainted with the Brownings. Hero their only child was born. He is tho painter, Robert BarrettBrown lng, who married Miss Coddlngton, of New York. land addition for one-third of the money, and belncr directlv on the line of the street rnihnv tliev are nniRtl- cally not half so far from the publlo buildings and tho business part of the town as the majority of the so called "inside lots." i Buy a Lot in Highland (Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, And let some other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you. nearly twd itSousa'ud street car ticketB every year. GRAND PRIZ Do tlio Dying Suiter i'ain? Tho rule is that unconsciousness, not pain, attcuds tho final act. A natural death Is not mora painful than birth. Painlessly wo come; whence wo know not. Painlessly wo go; where wo know not. Nature kindly provides an antesthetio for the boilv u'hnn tlio milrlt lrmvu If given except iu hysteria nnd hlc-1 Previous to that moment, and in -OF AN B imam mum ;iii niiir -CONSISTING OF- cough. San Fruuolsco Argonaut. An Kxcclleut Remedy. Dr. Holdoiul consider your ethe real Cough Byrup an oxcellout rem edy for all tho diseases for which you recommend It. DAVID RICH ART, Modesto. Luriro size $1.00 small 60 cunt. For suloby all Druirulsts. A party of Denver capitalists have that nuitter-of.fact suggestion is j purchased tho, great Ryan smelter of hardly available. Tito next con clusion would bo to let tho fond par ent exercise his or her bettor Judg ment on tho cose, but that Is often not much bolter, n dozen suggestions might be nmdo yet none could well cover all cases. Tlio only safeguard would appear to bo in the realm of tho law. Under tho old custom of publishing bans the.no sad costs wcro less nutnorotw, yet that custom Is objected to owing to its publicity. Tho ono foualblo method that would Huggest Itself Is a custom or law re quiring u lunger engagement con tract, tho sumo to bo oxecutod before a notury six mouths or a year be toro a marriage Hcouho, van bo IshUed. This would glvu nmplu tlnio for both partlea to become fully tuithtled iib to each others real chtirtietcrx. Thw may not appear very much In the Hue of progress, or lit keeping with modem advance ment, but If the elleet would Uu prevent tho brvaklug of human hearts and itutUo more happy Iliv wldea, It I'liimui come tmi soon. She knew what she wauled; Old lady- I'd like to buy some piaster, young feller, Drug clerk Yes, tim'uin, lNimus? Old lady Do you g'puno I want tu ketoh my dmth o'ooldif Let'a sco yer winter style. -Judge. Th owuer of City View Park wilt allow it to be used for auothei l'flutf uu,d foil raco conrty, J Tacoma, known. Tho purohaso price In uu- usEnrr. ryrortsiATioy. Tilbury Fox, M. U.,"ths smtatut atdlcsl wr'ltr, iu his work Skin Dlicusi," thus to 0iiiiti fur th plmplr so common to the (sre ad nrek. atlnj;tnorlcb. ortoofrtuy lood, or too besrty cttlac vrhlU the ei vrtory orvti am slujsttb, cauks la matt people tndlceittan or a dyspepiUl eondltlou, which tmiti tho Mck1 to more ilucsUbly. tad entoeblts tbo jorc. Tb remit l, that lu, V . - ,w"" Vn8 po!,,' ' l8 o w hleh Is guuranteed to I T ..i , r v .r -"""""- onugsaiisiaetoiy results, or iu caso i bolni jilmpK Dr. Pox lhtr(or Jott uot orriiilurt. ivtiirn of iiiiivh..H.nrI.H. l.rerlN "btoo.1 jmrtars" so c-lled. but 0u ti.is xfti iUI1 vouVmi l.uv tn.n. I our advertised Druggist u bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con. sumptluu. It in guaranteed to bring wnen uset lor preparation for it, respiration be comes feeble, gcuerally slow nud short, often accompanied by long inspirations, and short, sudden ex pirations, so that tho blood is stead ily less and, less oxygi-nutod. At the samo time tho heart acta with corresponding debility, producing a slow, feeble and often Irregular pulse. As this process goes on tlio blood Is uot only driven to tho head in diminished force and In less quuutlty, but what Hows there is loaded with carbonic acid gas, a powerful auuMthctio, tho sumo as derived from charcoal. Subjected to tho lulluonco of this gas tho nurvo centers lose consciousness and sensl blllty, upparent sleep creeps over the system; then conus stupor and then tbo cud. St. Louis Republic, One Hundred and Thirty Pieces to be Given Away by COX &" BOGGS GROCERS, 249 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEMOREGON BQSTTIcket with chanco on prize presented to every purchaser of one pound of Salem Co-Operative Association GRANGE STORE! Choice Groceries! CROCKERY la White Granite and Decorated Ware, Olaiuwiire, etc, 8eo our stock and price IM STATE STIU:ET HALEM. Kansas House, Comer ot Court and High Sts. E. M. LAW, Proprietor. We have talrpn n. -- . . ffj-Uff'wTtuoS A Safe luvcsluii'iit. " djrsiwptla cur'' to b taken, to u hU own WOhlt " (.'l tt lvpil tymftomt Aaw SltapptartJ," Tbo ol.t Ur wai, that fare eruption new ruw4 by a "humor In the ; .wjeV i t,vrv p.,!!. blooJ. lor which fl..v r.l .,. M.1 1'"-' ,,!.''!r "'l.t. .i.i.. m..i.i . v Z V. ilZ, i"y aiuciioir or niroat, tilings or iMrm, i XVX JBVeJ? Vl aUd " Consumptlun.inllam- r,.,.au1aHiin rKuue Tt;eiaoie altera- ..... Whooiiinir I'oiil.Ii t'nimi tti ""J V MV AIIVIIU niniii Conservatory of Music Of the Willamette L'nlver Ity "-alein. Ore- k'OD, tlie nuwt ituvcrwinil Mn.lo K,-i,rJi nn iheNonhWekllXiML Cuuivm Iu mu.lii I f 1 I II nt.! &.. .... ..... .. wetooraa to Our ilSme. T.im. aiveu call and we wlU do cordlnl reiiKonablc. J..U IKJU. No Chinese employed. Capital City Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r, Warm Meals at All Hours of the Day our "ItellanceCan Tea." L. S. WINTERS, THE PEOPLES GROCER Country producluM? rasDabl9 rates all WniFpotatSs r veeSppk?' frplta sVIa enirtlis whlh result therp'wm b4 why MrftaparlUai (hat um latucrali fail. .Merit Ins. an loryeaniww iiuvo oevu m.'iiiu(; r. Klug'H New Discovery for Con imptUxi, Dr. KIiiu'hNi'W Uiei'dU, iU'HIoh'h ArnUnvNilvvaiiil Kleotrio ray a t Trial bottle iree at Daniel J. Fry's ui ugsiiira. equul to tuutern inulo nohools Yearly at nndncofnearl ono Uuudrtd and any lheablcorHtimrhra 0r tho conilne kchool jr will tHi l'rui. 7,. M. l-arvlu. lma S II II, i Ua ; Eh dux; nuhunt t.i;hPr.MtMLutuil. suiltli, iiu. liuiy lrlah.UHd Mim MiMblMnm Orpin, Moln, IIjm orp.ii. lufmonr Cuiinterpolni. nnd cla IVaohlng. ' ' Diploma aiei oa comjileilna of coure iend forcalalocue and circular. .. r.uni.i 7-SWSm-Wlni. i eStabir.hmenIhlte Ubr emPloed " thU d,Sg;,,l,'taB,tal ra' oked In first. Tweutj -ftve cents per meal. RED V r r isj o Court '-t.-nw., offlc, and WodeMro torwy to our citizens, uiut lor year we nuvo imvU iw.'llltnf ur, Jlllll lluv tilde hi, and never handlf I remedies that K'll im well, or ihul luiw ulwu Uelt uuivei.d KUlrelniii. Ve do not lultntetonuarantiM them every linn, and we Mautt ruuly to rv uud .ho putvluiNo prkv, if yutli'tactory enults ilu uorfoUmv HielruM.tlieiw to vuk'.Uoh nave won tueir urtut i opu. rei D.)inetlo trouble made Mrs. Dra walok, of Seattle, attempt suicide by drowning. Jlyntundor Kavwl her. Cil und & I. CKONISE, llurklrn's .nilra.S;ilr. The Uwt sstlvo In tho world for cuts, hruKv, (ton, ulcer, halt rheum, fever horv, tetter chapped hitudx, chllhluius, ewriiH aud nil kln eruption, and positively otirxit piles or uo ikjv ro.pil(v.k It In emwiu.ed K)vv HiraKiiailiuuuui uriiiouey iiiuiieti. i-rjcit as cuius icr T, Salem's Popular Job Printer, AT lllH NKW Ql'AHTHlW jtV Male laiumnoi llulldlni;, luvrctul and Chemekete trevu New Fish Market, supply or tUh. pSSurr a0dnm?pii,x OfvehlmHCKll an yourSIaP n. v promptly attended t. Wer "' he "WUH N0TICI shares, tcwuT SkT S 3notlj?hfollow'De ihapeicht;9eawclia5i?'Hs s. R?d No, m, & shares stanP "r cacb; o.Karn4nSsi?n andblslntheni'tne old lo pay saidluw5Jfu same IU be -i ucv, XOTFfiP rTICElhereh. rt.. xi m?Uf the slwk.nM-l-BAaneet- uAisuuuKKii. iK.kii.rr'" ui idp iti - SS iKllarT Th0uwnd Yn n5CreaM!l1 miAn- i.UCllAaite?.5Sl?nd iVr-1 H. DllMlll I S CetUMrfb 1KT IhUC. .arity purely ou their merits. For wile bv lXmlul 4. Frv, drug 1-Vrwieb.vPaMlvHa'YyDrui.vttf IglK, ' TV-aeher of MuJaand dealer tn MuUoU InstrumesU and btrlrt. JQf 247 bRONTST. 'orkurrn t iv. t A. l. AaMaoxc,Mw &Ur iiusmoss, Shorthand fwnlS3 Becretarv. Delinoupnf tvu. ffiwSS- MAZte.m, -aiWtth7a.apJS: Grand and Remarkable Traces of Naturo's Powerful Englnory. i At the American Institute of Instruction at Newport, It. I., a locturo was given by Hon. Jame3 W. Patterson, State Superln tendent of Public Instruction of Now Hamp shire, upon "A Trip Among tho enactors." Mr. Patterson said: If we go forth into our fields and pastures, he began, wo boo rocks and bowlders scat tered promiscuously and in countless num bers, which havo been transported irom their original beds by somo Riant forco which dominated tho world in a primitive ago, but unknown sinco tho historic period. It in our northern latitudes wo lay bare tho flanks of tho mountains we find the under lying ledges all ground and polished by somo poworful enginery of nature, 'which has passed down their naked sides, plow ing at intervals parallel furrows in their tough and unyielding surface. Everywhere ov.r our northern hemisphere tho Titanic workers of tho oldon timo havo dumped their weighty burdens of drift above tho stratified deposits of a yet earlior period, and tho heterogenous masses of mingled dirt, gravel and bowldors found among our mountains and stretching east and west along our tomporato zono all point to a time when glaciers, liko those of Greenland, moved over our continent and scot thoir mmhty bergs into tho sea. But whence camo this power and whither has it gone? is tbo question which naturally comos to every lip. There aro abundant reasons to believe that this glacial forco is periodic, liko so many other of tho operations of nat ure. Several thCCHcs havo been propounded at different times to account for tho periodicity of glacial action. That of Croll, which ac counts for the varying mean tomporaturoof tho earth by tho revolutions of the seasons around tho earth's orbit and tho changing eccentricity of tho orbit itself, seems to bo tho most rational. Winter at aphelion must bo longer and colder than winter at peri helion, and tho variation must increase with tho increase of tho eccentricity ot tho orbit, and with tho increase ot tho inclination of the axis ot tho earth to tho plane of its orbit. ' Our modern glaciers aronroduced like tho ancient, by a low temperature acting upon tho moisturo of tho atmosphere. Tho day after reaching the valley three of us Americans dotcrminod to make tho as cent of Mont Blanc. Having secured five Swiss guides wo wpro occoutered, accord ing to directions, with heavy shoes having sharp spikes in tho soles and heols.rand with buskins around our loivor limbs. Each man was armed with a long alpen stock havini? a stronu- stonl anil In nna o.i Tho guides took with them an olpen axe and a coil of strong rope, with leathern belts at tached at intervals of about eight foot apart, l nus prepared wo started on our trip up tho glacier. r For a time thn mnnitna. An... .-j had littlo trouble. But after advancing some distance we began to encounter long V" Assures in the ice, which we were obliged to leap. As we advanced the openings or crevasses becamo W1(ier and more hazardou9 to At length we camo to ono five feet wideand descending to an unknown depth. Our leader stopped and buckled one of the heavy belts about hi, waist nd passed tho next to mo. I fastened this oout myself and banded the third to the second guide, , Sd rnn "!?' m wo woro rness'edor roped together. Thus prepared the fore- ZStZ?2lttT edge of Wo fnSir tt V b u spnnS went ver. over fc? him ln m U were n?j .' , a1 our nun,ber,a short, heavy Sto'bnhr B 8eCUr laDdIng on th0 SJ h n I 3 pe T' 8trone a"d wo hauled him up hand over hand. Wo continued tn repeat this operat.cn till at length we sSick a crcvasso somo twenty feet wide. Here Slippy vonce extremow Han rendered further od" with l..r:r Tla ." WitCb(Jd our leader with Intense nnxiety, "S" kaULlUUHIV rift A..i - i M r " TOthhIsalpcnaxonn7ihPUico Ior hls fot aposlffi ",a".?'PttlnK himself HKINTMG. ftVV.it. - " T)1 M ! Position. ira7oa;nXu",pu"1?'?.Wnwlf upon tho ico arrested i Si . 1!UBBat awaited our coming ProBress and manner. On Sinbyo.no,n thosame thonorvoussShK10 fUnd but were ready the ,. a 8,evoro one. Mor do Glacc?yCWent "J"1'0 lor tho out guides to the VS. im anywith descended to tto rfffi and thenoe and rccrossed and SL ic? wo crossed Tho origiro?tare,dJviUKreat care, tood. but it .. i-c.e" ls easUy undor. tho south sidn f .Jr1? Phenoniena. On "owUaeaboutcwht tnp We flnd " "'osea. AUmoufur;USan? fect aove evident, must boSens0 line il ls nuntaln surface w,aLd " th" KrlffiS ,n, ,h 5u i 'Kipn'ABUau. ' Za s.aow or as hall whir .1 Rranu' theh1, "t "tick L2r, l?,e h"n ?ides ot 'heso loftv hi, . h?n o "teep Prtw aWtdlwS UV loadedthsnov ntiPi bccome over- Printer HAPfE? ousand feet below th?f J???aii thre mmmzsssassmaamm C - L i'4ftr4M4riMrV M m L SSBBSSKm ji$J&L? Z& B i B wiWr&mmsmmMmMiM