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Newspaper Page TextM Jyg IHjua ga3ffigcaiaia!it I White Waists Reduced :l-3 Take vour pick of the ! remainder of the summer I waists at 33 1'3 per cent I less than the marked price. ! 80c Girls' Hats For 25c ea. This season's styles in girl's straw hats Less Than 1-3 Their Real Value. Waist Lengths Cut from the best sel" line styles in the wash g goods section. See them in tne wasn gooas depart ment. ut bSiX3KS3 LEAVE YOUR 'rf.ijtfVFitfSOS jjimiam uxHm - trwpr mw r To bo pot In flrat-clnon repa'.r whllo you nro on your eummor vacation, and when you coma homo It will be right. We conllnuo to tra tho loadora In low p Ices par ticularly In walch and jowolry ropalrlng, CHAS, H. HINGES Noxt Door to Ladd & Buah'a Dank Watchmaker and Jeweler, 88 State St. wmtttnmtntmttttimttmmttmmnmuttimiwuttmtnttumttmttttimtttttttxittt Come anb Ueforo yon atart on your have juat what you rant apiclelty of your wanta. packod roady for shipment H Fuller & Douglas, Grocers H2 Btnto St., D'Aroy Hldg. wuwwwtwmtmtnmmmtmmtmtmumwwmmttwmMttmmmmm NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS Dntore buying your aupplioi tor your outing you should cull nt our (torn and and Inepoct the moat com pie to lino of camping goods evor ahowu. BTAU HAMH. STAR HAOON, BTAK HAM BAU8AOK. STAR BUMMER 8AU8AGK. BTAR DRIED IIKKF. BTEAMBD COOKED HAM. Thol moit comploto lino o( canuvd meata ahown. ROTH St I24C8UU Street. Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles Are tho moat perfectly constructed hloyolo mado. Tho bearings nro dnsl prool, eolf-ollltur and will run n thnuaaud mllea without requiring additional o 1902 Model 55 $40 1902 Model 55, Superb Ruby Finish $45 1901 Models $35 1902 Special Model $25 Wolltany coaster brake, 5 extra, Hoe our elegant lino of high-grade IN cycles at 16(1 Btnto Htroot. Merritt Davis, Agent. Look out for a rush at Fried man's. Something is going to hap pen. Meantime it pays you to go there. FRIEDMAN'S 307 Commercial St. The most essential part of a printing plant Is the press. No matter how well the type may be composed, a poor job of presswork destroys what little artistic beauty the Job might otherwise pos- CACC Our crinting press Is the best machine made. It is built to do the highest class of printing. We believe we are obtain Jr.g the best results from this machine. WE DELIVER WHEN PROMISED, Schaefer Prlntl"gCo- Koogqi 3, 4. and 5 Mooii blk l'koue.SUU, Rod. Beor new wriit-luigi, purtea, hair retalaara. Vawar ambi. Ih jtatlonery ee 1iudon Court tintr. JLrt Kgktmu Bori, Oulou akin. lft et hooka (or auoimer rdlng. Variety Store ffa Varity Btort, 9i Court Btret. Cushion Coyer si 1-2 PRICE Some of them slightly .1. ii r .-!- ..-L. if. me inmg ror porcn cusn ions and here's a chance to buy them at ?8W.rth Ladies' Sum'er I Skirts ..1-2 PRICE... The best bargains ever offered. See Them Men's $1.50 Shirts for $1 All the new wrinkle summer shirts at a new wrinkle price. See Window A.- 111 7ii m 4011est WATCHES See THe autntner outing. Wo and nro now making a Everything carefully whon desired, : : Phonu Main 2201 Our Itud Itlbbou canned good a aro proper iiooda to tnkn with vim. TIIK ItiailT KIND OF COFFKH. HTATK HOUBK COFFKK. KIN IIKK COFFKK, UUKUUB COFFKK. Tut up In air tight nana. Juat tho thing for you GRABBR Ttttchone Sll RINEMAN'3 DARQAIN3. Dulk Cocoanut 1So per tb, Petite Prunei, 8 Iba., 23c Pink Oeana, 10 Iba., 28o Small White Oeana, 8 Iba., 28c. Qood Flouri per aack, 70c Olack Fl(a, per lb., So. Italian Prunea, 8 Iba e&o Qood Cooking Molaaiea, par gallon, 30c Fancy Table Syrup, per gallon. 50c Macaroni, No. 1, largo alio boxea white or yellow, per box, 35c, Scotch 0t, per pkg, 10c Jumbo Muih, Four packagea 28 centa. Urine ua your buttor and orae. Wo pay hlgbeat market prloo. vk or tuorchandlso. M. T. RINEMAN 132 State 8L Telephone 111 9 MP W P fry l. w w I !S& i i MORE BAD BOYS Court Street Junk Dealer Robbed Is Four Youthful Thieves Con fess Their Guilt Bnlom Junk Hhops and Bocond-hand Htorcfl aro holng generally vlnltod of Into, hut through tho vlgllanro of Chlof of I'ollco OlhHon and IiIh nsHlHtnntH tho Kiillty partk'H In ovory InHtaneo, ho far, havo boon detected and pun IhIioiI. Davo ItlchardH, n Court-Htroet Junk doalor, wont to Portland hint Kridny, and, upon rottiriiltiK homo Suudny ov onliiK, hu dlHcovorod Hint In hlfl ab flonco IiIh plnco of biialnnH had boon forcibly entered ntid about $12 worth of braB and copper motal nnd a cpiun- tlty of rubber had boon carried away. Ho reported tho matter at onco to Clilof (lll)Hon, who, thlH mornliiK, hiic cocdod In plucliiK tho theft, and before too noon hour linil In cumoiiy tuo four ladfl who havo admitted tho theft, hjiiui ill lulling vtnn iiiikiui, 'u n- , bulldlnj; wuh entered, and tho xtolon property taken out through n window. Tho youiiB thIoveH aro Harry Wettla cott, Kiikoiio JoluiH, John and Adam llowor. 'J'ho ladii range from 11 to 17 'yearn of age. Young JoIiiih has bcon ' In trouble before, and haw Horved a term In tho Htato reform Nchool., and Ih, In fact, at tho preflont time, a pa- ' rolled charge of that liiHtltutlon. Whon nrroHtod tho hoyn admitted the theft, 'nnd wild tlioy had dlHpoaod of the 'hIoIoii plunder to another Hocoiid-hnnd , Htoro, receiving therefor tho mini of $1.15. I'ollco Judge Judith oxpectH to order tho commitment of tho quartet to the Htato reform Hchool. I o Minor Mention Load Import ' Mrs. T. (J, Bhaw, who accompanied Dr. H. O. Kplcy and party, which lelt biHt week for tho AIhou country, wan Htrlckou with palaynlH when near Ileiiua VIhIu, and Ik leported mirloiiHly III. Dr. and Mix. H. 0. Btouo and Mm, , E. K. I.owIh and Hon, Clem, left Hun day to Join tho party. Dr. and Mix. Btono returned thin afternoon with MrH. Bhaw, who Ih not iih daugoiouHly 111 uh feared, having HiilTered hut a partial HtroUo of paralyHlu. The General Arthur cigar people to day HUHpended a clever udvortlHomout on tho wont wall of the llolmnn build lug, on l.lbeity Htreet. It Ih a large United Btatoti obHorvatory clock, and will prove of convenience to tho gen oral public iih o time piece. The time Ih regulated by the Western Union company. County Engineer Culver wont to Julfomuu thlH morning, whoro I here ' aro hoiiio brldgeH Unit reipdro atten tion. Torero l!iel and Max Mntti today procured a marrhiHo Hcoiiho fioin County Clerk Itolaml. Tho purtltM re hIiIi near ML AiikoI. PER80NAL8. MIhh Florence Btuluer Iiiih returned from an extended outing at Newport. County Judgu and Mm. John II. Hi oil aio HiHUdliiK a few dayx at Now I port by the hhii, Hon. MnltHun Moody, coimrtrntimau of tho Oregon Mecuud dlatrlct, U In the I city, HpeudliiK u uhoit time with hl pnrentH. exdovwinor and Mm. X. F. Moody. Judgo C 11. Caivy, of I'oitlauil, watt In lh city today. JuiImo C'uroy waa chuli man of tho Multnomah county central committee durlUK the recent campaign. DALRYMPLE'S $L 1 A Popular Article -AT- A Popular Price Laundry Bags Table Covers Made of fancy colored art denim In very dainty and at tractive patterns. 50c 65c 4rC DALRYMPLE'S ie4t4 the DAILY JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON, MONDAY, MERRILL REWARD MONEY Governor Geer Holds Confer ence With Lee Further Action Will Be De ferred Until Janes Returns Oovernor Oeor haH reached no cow chmlon yet In relation to tho adjust, moot of tho claim of Mrs. Mary Wag goner for tho delivery of tho body of Mei rill. Tho governor has had an In ton lew with Superintendent I.oe, of the Htato prison, but no doflnlto de cision was reached. It la the intention of tho governor to havo an Interview with Warden JanoH before taking any action In tho promisor, and until that officer returns from Tncoma no settle ment will be had with Mis. Waggon er. The following special appeared In n Portland pnper: "Governor Ueor said today that it Is desirable that tho Identity of tho body should bo certain, and It Ih upon this point that he wishes to confer with Mr. JunoH. "'The state Is not disposed to be over-exacting or quibble over the mat tor.' said Coventor (Jeer, 'hut it would place us In a very bad position If wo should pay tho reward, or a part of It, and then Merflll should turn up Inter over In Seattle. From tho reports thnt I havo hem il I am Inclined to proHtime that tho body returned Is In fact Mer rill's, but since I hnvo not had an op portunity to talk with Mr. Jnnos 1 will take no Immedlnto action. There Ih no need to hurry tho matter.' "Governor Oeor could not say at present whether tho whole amount of the rewnrd will bo paid In case ho concludes that Mrs. Waggoner Iihh re turned the body of Merrill. He said that It does seem to him thnt a por sou who made no effort whntevor to 'capture and return' tho fugitive should receive tho whole of a reward which was offered to Induce people to engage In the hunt for tho criminal. At the same time, ho realizes that It Is worth something to tho state to have the body of tho escaped convict ro turueil, and tho person furnishing tho evidence of tho death of Merrill should be paid liberally. Ho will coiiHlder all phases of tho question, and try to do Justice to all concerned. "Governor Geer said that In case all of the rewind waH not paid to Mrs. WnKHOiier. he will piobably ndd the remainder of the flMb to the reward offered for Tracy. He does not believe It advisable, or practicable, to send out men to limit for Tracy, but thinks that the reward ofTered Is sulllcleut In ducement for men to engage in the hunt. No funds are available for the purpose of sending men out to keep up a continuous hunt nt state expense, for all the appropriations are made for specific pui)HeM. In many states the legislature sets apart u 'contingency fund, upon which the governor mny draw in cases of emergencies, which the legislature could not see and pro vide for. Hut In this state thete Is no money that can be used for emergency purposes at the penitentiary. The appropriations for the asylum anil other Institutions are made In a lump sum, eo that the hoards can use the money for tho purpose required, but tho appropriations for the penitentiary are in snmll sums for spec I tic pur poses, as for the salary of guards, lire wood, etc., mid no wit of the money can be used for purpoeea other than thoe mentioned In the law. "A number of men wrote to (!o tail or fleer while Sheriff Cudlhee ami IHMwe were hunting Tracy, propoalnii that if the governor would call all the men off the chnee they would under take to capture the ileamrdo. Since the k wise bus been dlsmlaaed. Gov ernor Geer thinks the way Is now clear for thine who believe that In dividual effort will lie moat successful, and lie holies to see some one go after Tracy nnd capture him." Received Claud Gatch this afternoon delivered to Circuit Judge lloiae. a corrected reiwrt of the affaire if the 1 defunct Gilbert II roe.' bank. Mr ' natch stale that the rvport will prob ably not be Hied with the county clerk until Tueeday. The town of North lewder. Union county, waa today Incorporated. J. D. tlwiiky, of CulHt, CmI, nutl It. It. McUugHllN, of Yuoh City. CmI.. are speudiHg a few 4y In SltN. Mr. llrottky U a bcutWr Ut Howry B ttro puy, former wardw at the aiHW pawl teutlary. DIED. KKHIUIKKOMlt.-Al iStrtlftiMl. un day. July Yl. IMS. of WttHorrtuw. Mr. NIum Knhrlwr. of kNtt. aa.l U y rs. wood. Slt bud mm to IKurtbtttd but Friday to visit kr mmw. ami upon hr arrival waa tuka 111. $k mv four cMklrwN and a kuabattd. Aug. Kkr tarter, to moura bar Amtk. Th r HtMlM Hill 0 braUCfct tit tlMU tklft tfVfMlttC. MM lb flMWFMl Will b kM Tula afwrooo. at ta l.uthcma church, oh Ifeat Cntwr rtrwet Public Auction, August -ItH. by aide, ukto two and tkr heifw. C. it llradtov. four mIIm want of SuIom 7-f$-4t-lv EXTIRPATE CANADIAN THISTLE Weed Is Found in Salem Near Business District Strict Legal Provisions Its Extermination for A largo patch of Canadian thistle la reported to be In bloom on tho Wil lamette river bank at the ferry land ing, and not far dlstnnt from the busl nesH district of tho city. Tho weed Hhould bo exterminated before tho seed has rlponad. The present law In regard to tho ex tirpation of thistles was passed at tho legislative session of 1899, nnd 1b very stringent In ItH provisions and severe In Its penalties. Tho statute covers Cunudlan, Hussion and ChlneHC this tles. Section 1 of the act prescribes that It Khali bo tho duty of the road supervisor of each road district to as certain If there aro any such thistles within his district, and to notify tho county Judge of the fact, and nlso the owner of the land If the owner, or occupants of tho laud upon which tho thistles lire found, shall fall or refuse to destroy tho weeds, nftor being prop oily notified, the road supervisor is authorized to employ all necessary help, and proceed to the extirpation of the thistles, and tho cost of per forming the work shall operate as a Hen against tho property, prior to nil other Hens, except that of taxes. If the Hen Is not discharged within six months, tho district attorney Is dl lected to bring suit In the name of the county against the property, nnd duly foreclose tho lion, and tho proporty shall be sold under execution for the satisfaction of nil claims resulting f i om the proceeding. The rood com missioner shall receive a pur diem of $.1 per day for the work, and bills for performing tho work of extirpation shall be paid by the county court ten days after the hill Is presented, If no valid objections are offered theieto. Section R rends us follews: "If any person, persons or corpora tion owning, possessing or having care or chat go of any land or Innds Improved or unlmpioved. Inclosed or iiuliiclosed, In the state, shall, know ingly, permit or suffer any Russian thistle, Cnnadian thistle or Chinese thistle to grow up thereon, and suffer the same to stand until ItH bloom fnllH or Its seeds begin to form, such per son, persoiiH or corporation shall he guilty of a misdemeanor, nnd, upon conviction thereof, shall, for the first offense, be lined not less than $10. and for the second, nnd each subsequent offense, not less than $2G, and linos to bo recovered, with costs, in nn action to be brought In the mime of the coun ty where the offense Ih coiuinlttod." Section 7 deals with the road super visor. It Is as follews: "If any rond supervisor of any load district in the state carelessly or willingly neglect any of the duties Imposed by this act, or violate any of the duties imposed by this act, or violates any of the pro visions thereof, he shnll he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall bo fined not lees than $fU nor more than $150." "Section 8. It shall be the duty of .ill municipal corporations in this state to provide for the extermination of said Hiisslan thistle, Canada thistle or Chinese thistle, within the limits of such corporation, or upon the va cant lands of said corporation, ami any city or town lucoriiorated within the state neglecting, or infusing to comply with the provisions of this net. shall be liable to a forfeiture to the county in which said municipal coriHiratlou Is situated of a sum not less than $60, nor more than $500, to be recovered against such iiiuuIcIikU coriHiratlou In a suit maintained by the county In which said municipal coriHiratlou Is altuated." " The law prescribe n fee of $2R for the district attorney for bringing suit when Jiiilgiuent is rendered for the county, and when the county loses the action a fee of $10 for -the same of ficer Is allowed. A. M.t:iougH, Undertaker, 107 State street. Phono Main 1351, Salem, Ore gon, lueceaaor to D. E. Huntilnger. Residence Broadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main 221, WHEAT MARKET. r'rHuciiuo, July S. Whwit M.UVtJi 16 NEW TODAY. Pf Sale. A frb cow. HoteulM ami Jry. a good ntllktr. at a UrHlH. Call on 1 ckuald. tl trt. r Marion. T-tt-M-U o T CroNlMt atttdki ta still doimc bualsuMa over tb Xw York ltarkt TW-tf The New White House nwiMHrwni cmk hi way satwiy your taa4. wlik the bMt mmU oh tk mar kttf. Open day and night Mnnninc & PrguM) Uav a row ttloto linn itf bHlhler' hardware at tkeir w storo. 7-Sl-tfdw O. E. Huntalnger, funeral dtreoter, 155 0urt atret. Phone Main 801. Residence 390 Court street, phone 2181 Black. JULV 29, W02 ANSON LOSES CASE Supreme Court Finds for Elecrtic Company. In Suit for Conversion of Funds-Other Cases Tho Oregon state supremo court at noon todny handed down four opin ions, as follews: Salem Light & Traction Company, a corporation, respondent, vs. P. It. Anson, appellant; appeal from from Marlon county; O. H. ilurnett, Judge; opinion by Justice Hcan; affirmed. This was an action to recover .v G82.18 in money, that was alleged to havo been converted by Anson to his own use, while acting as manager of the corp6rntlon. In the lower court Judgment for the plaintiff corporation was rendered for $3601.08. The prin cipal question decided Is whether one can recover money thnt has ueen con verted without definitely establishing Its identity, anil descrimng me con verted funds. On this question, the court finds thnt, fiom the naturo of things, It wns an Impossibility for the plaintiff corporation to describe with reasonable certainty the Identlcnl money alleged to have been converted iiv ilin iipfniiiinnt. anil hoius tnni u was unnecessary to supply the Identi fication. "The conversion." says Jus tice Hean, "consisted of distinct acts done by virtue of the confidential re lations existing between the plaintiff nnd tho defendant. These separate acts may not bo capable of cither alle gation or proof, but the aggregate re suit is, and that constitutes the con version." State or Oregon, respondent, vs James Aiken, appellant; nppeal from Washington county; P. A. Mclirlde Judge; opinion by Chief Justlco Moore; reversed anil remanded for new trial. Allton was convicted In Washington county In December, 1900, of murder In the second degree, nnd sentenced to tho penitentiary for life. The niur dered man was a Chinaman, und two other men were Jointly Indicted De fendant appealed the case, alleging error on part of the trial court In In troditclng as testimony statements that were made by one of the accom pllces nfter the homicide, In the ab seuce of the defendant, Aiken De feiidnut fuither alleged that the er ror was not cured by the subsequent Instruction to the Jury. On those grounds the Judgment of the lower court wns roveised. Amos Nelson, plaintiff in error, np pellant, vs. Yamhill county, defend ant In error, respondent; nppeal from Yamhill county; It. 1 Ilolso, Judge: opinion by Justlco Dean; affirmed. This was a proceeding by writ of review, to annul nnd set nslde the ac tion of a county court In locating and establishing a county road. The only quostlon for decision wns whother the terminus of the road wns sufficiently spocllled In the petition for Its locn tlon, and tho court finds thnt the peti tion was definite and sulllcleut In Itself. State of Oregon, respondent, vs. Janios L. Wnrron, appellant; nppeal from Multnomah county; M. C. George, Judge; opinion by Justice Wolverton; nlllrmod. Warren -was charged with murder in the first dogroo In Multnomah county, nnd. upon trial, was convicted of murder In the second dogiee. and sentenced to life Imprisonment. War ren's alleged victim wns tho mate on board a vessel in Portland harbor. About Fitting Rubber Tires To Rigs... filnctt iueulllng our lire fitting ma chine in the sprlne we have turn! out n goodly number of Jobs, InoludinK all tiiet ol tires from a inch to the heavy 1 It inch on cabi and every job is proving latlefactory. One who has much driv ing to do, a phyiicianior inttance.can scarcely imagine Lat an amount of nn rackina noiee and join ke saves lilniirll. Once ha hai driven a rubber tlrtd ri a few times he could not be pursuadwi to leave off. The cost, it m true, ia tomewhat greater thau a steel tire, buta;ng, eipeclally the (elloi, apoke aud wee. la generally, laitieo muuh longer that it will in a measure oompenaate for the eoat, but tayiag all thii aside the added comfort In the meoftbe rig ia worth the entire coat twice over. Among the rUa e have Um1 with Urea recently are; Dr. Brewr, 1 inch uei.on new bugg) , Mr. john Wln atanley,, Tlnch tirra on new beKy Mr. O. A. Gray. inch Urea; Duque uoeoiugBeimer, 14 inch tire on cab; J. O. Uraham, manager (or lUlfour Guthrie, I inch tires on boggy, tDj othera. We are pleaaed to refer yom to auy of theae iceullemen as to tha com fort and aatialact.'on in the Ufe of rub ber tira iig. We have alto aoJd a number ol pneumatic and hard tired rig already fltttd. Call and Invest!, gate the matter, or if out ol town write for pric. Only the beat rubber nd and all work guaranteed. F, A. WIGGINS 3554557 Liberty Street l!a, . " " ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 n 11 1 1 1 HMIMMH-H- 4 Straw AT Half ! ; Every straw Hat in our :: price. Each one is plainly DUSTERS In sizes up to 48, and prices down to J good economy to have one. Summer Coats -. ,!l4i. .-, onri hio- ror nine . .c. - o t men. table. Be comfortable anu at Battling i r vears have been J We've a fine line f jr prospective summer ISalen? Woolen Mill Sforeii 254-256 Commercial Street. : ; HWW4HHHW VERY Have Seen the New Combinat io .jQaaTCggSSTCTl $6.00. Another Useful Thing I mmff' Ifi J n Is a box couch They are especially nice for bedrooms, They open like a trunk and are just the place to put skirts and other clothes when a closet is n M available. ..HAIMOCKS.. Still leave our store at a rapid rate. Guess it is because the prices are right. The quality is right we are sure,-because PALMER'S ARAWANA HAMMOCKS . . . Are the best in the woild. have a good one for 60c. VS'e Ailun S2S(?)S CUSHION F1UME, 1902 niiBl'I'ill I'HIillH I"1!!!! im in ii m 8 UICYCLES n.Aim.K& LUSH10N FRAME - - i beadao!ari)eee U,e 102 RAMBLKR CUI"N FUAMK. it ia 3(15 daya nrinR.?cX!ic. cf5 ,,ANGER doea away w, u, ni1 clii,8y P'lUK. CALL AND EXAM1NF it vnn iun i . , .,. 00 jv. --" ....-.., vu mil, LIIVCll, 1 DlCyCle SUndrieS OlaWdwcrlptiona nt prices na cheap na S mnv JT " IWO anywhere, and wolmveluat what you want. null "faki of w?.7ilV.ei,I8ve f,?u'P'' hieyclo ropatr shop We a call" W?iyC?oXw.' " " "iake8 ' hIy0le'' G'VU SHIPP & IsJ0'81 Street 0pcosl,e Capital National Bank. unM'iTiiiiii iiiii.i rv.V!'r, jn . GOLD DUST FLOURis -, -WlWiW(i)fflffiffl( M-.J. ... THE SIDNEY Dnn?,ln --i iwiwr-rf COMPANY, SldntA Ornnn shorta always on lT Md A T 1 a I &t !lJJHLNAffflni; Oh!ISay,Cudihee uee Cream at ilTe" dyosandtbepoMfl "uicapinre. ia "fleurdeIis- i HiltoB,. HB.t.B. . hMrtto.Br,. Hats Price ... l. rrA ni ll'lf sto.e win now c marked. Its a snap. t.25. ll'si men - for slim men and stout . MMia ,. .,, r,,SDec(.J. mc ""- -- t Suits difficult to obtain in Salem. J bathers. FEW PEOPLE Household Treasure One of the moj.1 convenient things evvr put into a kitchen. The bottom part comprises table, two bread boards, two drawers for utensels, and iwo (lour bins, each holding a fifty pound sack of Hour. The lop contain shelves for dishes etc. CUT HI 2 W.i 35 - $40 HAULER . . - esaawceccosasaaoae I have piat received r new stock ol high-quality shoes. Prices guar anteed the lowest. They are good wearers. If you please call and see my stock. Repairing neatly done. (Qmilltnvo i Sftmpfhinr I ""i'5 1 I llVW 1 Jacob Vogt 265Cem'LSt. 1 .J J 'State Street. m . " - iiAitfiiil; i n f r