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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-28
RELIEF CORPS.
The State Convention Being
Held by the Ladies.
Maine Congregational Annual Con-
ference at Brunswick.
csatiasaiisa si csnasacsasat Exercises Al
Bates asd ststs Colleges.

GaRDisrR, June 27.-The woman's
State Relief Corps convention opened its
first session Tuesday morning at Grand
Army hall, Gardner. The following CON-
mittees were appointed by the State officers
and directors:
on presidents address, Mrs. Hebron
aayhew, Mrs. Eta Marsh, Mrs. Ruth
knowiton; secretary's report. Mrs. Samuel
Miller, Mrs. j. d. Stanwood, Mrs. w. W.
Thomas; treasurer's report, Mrs d. b.
Meserve, Mrs. b. f. Beals. Mrs. F.. C. II.
Smith; chaplain's report, Mrs. Cynthia
Wilkins, Mrs. Lizzie Rogers, Mrs NJ $.
Emery installing officers report, Mrs Eta
Marsh, Mrs. Ruth Knowlton, Mrs. Cynthia
Williams.
The convention was called to order at
1880 by the president. The call for the
convention was read. The report of the
committee on credentials showed l75 pres
ent. The forenoon was taken up with
reading the reports of the differen. State
officers:
The afternoon session was called to Or
der at 2 p. NJ, by the president Com
munications were read from Biddeford,
Phillips and Foxcroft, asking that the next
annual convention be held there. IL was
finally decided to hold it at Foxcroft.
There are 80 corps in the State, with
total membership of 1864; expended dur
ing the past year in charity, $l059 81; bal
ance now in treasury, s8l2l.40.
Remarks were made by different ladies',
after which the convention adjourned to
80 In the evening, when the unwritten
work of the order was exemplifed by Heath
Post No. 2. Adjourned till $50 tomorrow
morning.
AT 1-45 in Bapti,t church Rev. IL. l..
Wayland d. d. of Philadelphia delivered
the oration which was very scholarly pro-
duction. The subject WAS THE New Edu-
cation" which he treated in very witty
manner and kept the large audience in the
best Of humor all the way throughit.
The game of base ball between the alum
nj and the university nine at the end of the
fifth inning was IA to in favor of the coz
lege team and on account of the lateness of
the hour the game was called at that time.
The Colby Alumni Association met in
Alumni hall at o'clock Tuesday. Larkin
Dunton of the Boston Normal school pre-
sented an eulogy On the late Delwin A.
Hamlin, Colby, II. The officers elected
were; President, X. w. Dunn; secretary
and treasurer, Prof. +. W. Hall; counsel
lors, Hon. S. S. Brown, Prof. Shalier
Mathews and J. E. Burk.
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HABITS OF SEALS.
Mr. Phelps Continues Argu-
ments for United States.
Shows That British Claims and Evi-
dence are Onfounded and Weak.


PARis, June s7.--IIon. +. J. Phelps, oi
the counsel for the United States fssumssi
today his closiag argument before tho
Rehfing sea tribunal Of aPbitration. lIs
examined the assertion made By the Rpitis.l
counsel that seals from the PrihyloR L.
lands intesmix with those from the Com
unanief isiansis. lie traced upon The mar
and commented upon their respective mig.
ratory routes. - printed in the United
States argument.
Mr.. Phclps contended that the testimony
Of the British commissioners, sealeFu and
furriers was far from proving that the in
termingling Of the herds oecnrs. He said
that evidence was conclusive that the
herds did not mix with each other. Lord
ilannen, ono Of the british arbitrators, and
Sir Charles Russell, counsel for Great Brit.
ain, freqaeatly interrupted Mr.. phelps dur
ing the coarse Of his address.
Mr.. phclps contended that the British
claim that the rribyloff islands seals win
tered on the British Columbia coast would
not be evidence, and was . claim directly
opposed to the migratory habits Of the
seals,
The evidence submistcd by Great Britain
that some seals were impresnstcd while q
sea was also completely disproved. All
trustworthy evidence supported the Ameri.
Eau claim that the sesis were begotten,
born aud reared IN the islanis, remaining
there seven months in the year and return
ing there With unfailiag regularity.
These facts, coupled with the protection
of the husban1ry Of the seals, gave ~ such
property in the herbs ss entitled the,govern-
ment to protect the species against exter-
minAtion.
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sRar ce rWe POTOMAC.


= -,
boston, June me annual meeana
OF the society OF Tue Army OF the fotomac
was held today IN FAnenii hall.
Inc attendance was large with many
noted men among the veterans. Before the
hasiness meeung OF the society, came the
various corps meenngs. Col. Augustus
Choste Hamiin U: >. A., Bangor, was
chosen president OF the llth corps.
Following the corps meetings the annual
meeting OF the entire association was called
to order by General Porter. General Por-
tor made no formal speech. Concord, N.
H.. 10 the next meeting place.
The election cf officers followed. There
were three nominations Tor president, den-
efai Mhes, u. .. A., "enefM GAVIN =.
ffsu AND Senefai ohver y. Howard. Inc
names OF the latter were Withdrawn and
General Miles WAS chosen.
HorRtio King OF brooklyn was chosen
secretary and Coi. samuel Irucsdeii o. New
York treasurer ana uen' 1eofge A. ShafP'
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CABINET PUZZLED.
Don't Know What to Do With
the Silver Question.
Grover Gives 'Em No Hint Abou,
Date Of Extra Session.


WAsHiSsroN. June 21.-Tvo hours wer,
consumed BY the cabinet today in discuss
ing the new phase of the silver question ant
other matters demanding attention.
Although the discussion, il is said, took
wide range, it was necs ssarily brought bach
to the one important and unmanageAhls
point-that the Executive had no power il
the premises, Congress alone being able II
deal with measures for relief.
Ii 10 plain to the cabinet that MONTH,
purchase Of silver must be continued cl
Congress be Immediately convened in spe'
cial session.
As the President has decided to call Con
gress together in the early part Of Septein
Der to deal with the financial situation, alad
has manifested no intention of changing
his stated purpose, the project of an earlier
session, ii 10 understood, was dropped.
So far as the continuance Of the purchase
Of silver bullion under the Sherman Law ID
concerned. it was pointed out that little
more than two months remained before
Congress would convene in extra session,
and during the intervening time the silver
to be purchased will be only 5000, ,0O0
ounces. a comparatively small amount in
view of the previous purchases,
That the best way to deal with the ques-
tion was to await the course Of events for
two months longer was generally agreed.
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Railroad and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains in Eject Juns
2sth, 1893.
THROUGH TRAINS.

GoING wEsT-s 70 A. N. tor fevls.oo
Yoetiand, Portland. Boston and Mon
.r,sI;SlS A. ". and 1910 express for Brnns
yief. Lewiston, Fzrmin Ston. kockisHd, Portland
AMI Boston. eonnec.fus for White Nouafain
Paints and Quebec, 2.fs and 50 y. ". for Bruns
xlct, Bath, Rockisnd, 70 md, Boston 4 ..91 r. N
fnlsni Putnam eyesJ night f,n i.4sisson, Bath
Eerkisnd, Portland and fos.sn; LIS A. NJ. Ex
tre.s for Portland ard Boston,
sOgNG EAsT-iso A. N. might expfess) for
fkoshesan, Belfast. Bangor. Bar UsShor. 81.
stephen, st. john snd ArooSfook county
? ~ A. II. Express sGf Bangor and Bar Hsftor
gf5A NJ for Naferytlle, skoVhegan aaa Rsnnnr
!z2pM. fsr Waterglllr connecting At Wat,
erytle with Provincial Express for Moosehead
Lake, Bangor, Bar Harbor and ~ John and
zf9 r. " train for Iswisfon, 80
express FOR Bangor and Bar Harbor; al T..
A. for wAfsrviiIe, Oakland. North An on, Bing-
ham. sko~heyan. Belfast. Dover. Fsxsroft, Ban.
gor ". stephen, ~. John aad Atsss5s.
TOOK county : u T. VI. (nis~d for wstervilia}
pi7A. VI, Sundays only for ws;eryille and Ban
gor.
The Might Pullman Train ,oinx East at i.s0 A.
~ going West al 100 =. ". runs every
night SUNDAY incl AIDED. connecting from Lewiston
aad Rocsisnd but not 10 skowheaan on Monday
Inornipg., or to Belfast, Dexter, OF beyond Ban
gur exceptihg 70 Bar Harbor. on sunday myrn-
inss.
The day tfsins going West a, 1910 A. NJ. and
tst at q ~ Y. VI, daily. sunday Included. be-
tXeen Boston. lewiston. Bath, Bangor. Bar Har-
Dor and ~. John.
ft.fI9
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rAr..s.a . MAJ rw... M. s....

The other day small. harmless looking
man entered New York street car. and
accidentally trod on the toes nj big six-
footer. He sp0logized. but the six-footes
want satisfied. He talked for some time,
and finally invited the little msn to leave
the car and settle the matter on the side
walk. Greatly To his sstonishment, the lat
ter accepted. Those who witnessed the
contest say that II didn't last long, but that
the big feIlos hsd TO be carried home In IN
ambulance. shile his diminntive Antagonist
walked xsay With cheerful smile. And
10 Il is with Dr. Pierce's PIeasant Pellets.
They're not half ~ big ~ most Of thsiP
rivals, but they do their work quietly and
Thoroughly. For sick headache. hilious-
ness, eonstiestion, dyspepsia, etc., thers 10
nothing like them. They are the only Liver
Pills sb,ointeIy sold on trial! Your money
back, IL they don't give satisfaction!
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TINE SANE OLD STORY.
A wilton, c., Man mssksys With ''esssa
cSols' 10 Me SSsvew.

wILros Conn, June 27.--williAm o.
Oims,ead. who disappeared from his home
here last week. is still missing. Fears are
entertained that he il the victim Of foul
play. Mr.. Olmstead was q wealthy agri-
culturalist.
II il understood that he went away to
purchase green goods of New York conf
dence men who have been flooding the
town with circulars.
He il said to have had $1,000 on bis per-
son when he left town. This 10 the first
time he has been known to absent himself
from home over night in years.
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GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.
Insane conyiets to Be Transferred
from Insane Hospital.


The Governor and Council met 1t the
State House Tuesday and audited number
Of accounts and transacted large amount
of routine business.
The only matter Of importance was the
consideration of the following report cub.
miited BY Councillor King for the commit
tee on insane hospital:
In CouSclL. June 81, 1898.
The standing committee on insane
hospital.to which vas referred the question
Of transfer of insane criminals, report q
conference with the trustees and superin-
tendent of the Maine insane hospital. at
which all were present.
The case Of each transfer from the State
prison, now in the insane hospital At Au-
gussa, was examined separately, and it il
the unanimous conclusion. upon satisfac-
tory proof. that longer residence in the
insane hospital of the insane convicts named
in the following order will have deleter-
iuus influence on the other patients; aud
that they may under the authority of
section 8, chapter 295 of the acts of 1898,
as construed in = recent communication
from the attorney general to the Governor r
and Council be transferred to the insane
department Of the State prison at Thomas
ton. Your committee therefore recommend
the passage Of the following order:
Ordered. That upon information from
the warden, that the insane department Of
the State prison at Thomaston is in suit
able condition for the proper care of pa
tients, and it shall have been found to be
SO by personal inspection Of one Of the
hospital physicians, the superinte ndent of
the insane hospital shall cause to be trans
ferred and committed thereto the following
named conviets, viz;
James Tivnau, Androscoggin. Sentenced
for larceny. Admitted to hospital Feb.
25, "a,
Levi jack, Penobscot. Sentenced to be
hanged. Admitted to hospital Dec. 5, rs.
james Allen, G.mberland. \ Sentenced
for assault. Admitted to hospital June l3,
10.
Edward C, Thompson, Cumberland.
Sentenced for life for arson. Admitted to
hospital Sept. 20, so.
VIM. H. Stephenson, Cumberland. Sem
fenced for being common thief. Admitted
to hospital Sept. 20, 81.
Peter Cornell, Penobscot. Sentenced for
assault. Admitted to hospital Sept. Is. 81.
Gilbert Lscourse, AndroscogRin. SEN
fenced for larceny. Admitted to hospital
March 5, 92.
Luke Mulkern, Cumberland. Sentenced
for assault. Admitted to hospital Dec.
4, 92.
Fred Haney, Androscoggin. Sentenced
for aiding prisoner to escape. Admitted
Dec. (, '93.
Wilford W. Smith. U. s. court, Sem
fenced for mailing obscene matter. Ad-
mitte1 to hospital Dec. 81, '92.
Henry Ellis, Penobscot. Sentenced for
false pretences. Admitted to hospital Dec.
81, '92.
Lewis N. Swan, Cumberland. Sentenced
for larceny. Admitted to hospital March
II, '92.
Said convicts have been detained at the
insane hospital for treatment by orders of
Governor and Council issued heretofore.
The report was accepted and the order
passed. .4...
The Council adjourned to July 10, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon.
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Races Il phi,s<,,sh,a.

PHILsDELraA. June 27.-Tbe first day's
races Of the summer meeting Of the Phila-
delpbia Driving Club vas poorly attended.
l.. d., second; Annie Bennett. third. Besi
time, 2.25 Il.
The 2.i9 pacing. purse $500. Budd Doble
won; Amelia. second; Alden g., third.
Best time. 2.lJ IL.
The 2.29 class, purse $500, (unAnished)
vidalia took two heats. Best time, 2.23 IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-28

Is quicher, safer, and more
certain.
Il never drives the disease In.
CAPT. JAMES MAY, Quincy,
Mass, used Comfort Powder
for Erysipeias, and he says it
relieved the burning and itching
instantly.
MRs. Lucy F.. RICE, Bridge.
port, VT, says al had a humor-
Gus sore on my nose for a long
time. Comfort Powder com.
pletely cured it,
AL oRutaisrs sGtL ~.
sRso posTa. ron yatG sA~plg.
COMFORT POWER CO.. Hartford, Conn.
&. .. srkks ssessrAsv.
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5iddeiord High School Alumni Hold Annual
Reunion and Banquet.

BippEFoRD. June 27.-The Bidheford
High school alumni held their annual re-
union and banquet tonight. Plates were
laid for POO. The banquet was followed by
toasts and other exercises. At a business
meeting these officers were elected: Presi-
dent, William II. Bryant; secretary, Miss
Ella f. Small; treasurer, Cornelius Hori-
gan.
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spaaxs taoa NAME usaes.

Company z, Seventeenth Maine Regi-
ment, held its fourth annual reunion q
BosvoTsh Posi- headquarten, Portland, Tues.
day.
Ira Tarhox. aspd 10, who nan away viii
. Portland livery horse, was capsured aa
Old Orchard, Tfidsy. He hss served sev.
essi jsil sentences.
Mrs.. Mercy Woodvossh Of West Gar
diner, committed suicide BY drowning II
WoemveIl's brook, East Livefness. Mon
day. Casse. dssyendsney.
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A II epsy ueasessssrr.

SAco. June 27.-County Attorney Per-
kins arrived here tonight from Cornish in
response to . summons from Depnty Sher-
in Small.
He consulted Coroner Bradbury. DR..
Cocbrane and others, and decided that il
was unnecessary TO hold an autopsy ~ in
qaest on the death Of Charles B. Wuhsm
who vas found dead recently.
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COLBY CLASS DAY.
Seniors Appear in Their Black
Caps and Gowns.
interesting Exercises at the Baptist
Church and on the Campus.
Anniversary 0rstiss b Rev. n. L. uyiaad
0. 0.-AlSaai nssiiass.

wArKRrrLLE, June 27.-(SpeeisD.-A
fne day favored the class day exercises of
the the senior class today. The exercises
commenced at the Baptist church at 1880
O'Clock in the forenoon with the following
programme:
Music.
Prayer.
Music
History" joel B. Sloeum
Class Ode. air----Arr from SULLIVAN
.Poem," Helen X. Beede
'oration," Dennis 4. Bowman
The music was by the Germania band
and of course was exceptionally fine. The
history BY Mr.. SlOcum was . very witty,
well written production and very interest
ing.
In the afternoon on the campus the ex-
ereises Of the day were continued as fol-
lows:
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NoRTnriELD, Mass, June 27.-D. L.
Moody returned today from Chicago and
will remain through the next conference
At the college conference this morning
there was paper on "Work for New Stu
dents" by Miss Lowell. Syracuse univef
sity; on Importance and Character oi
Results" by Miss Mabel W. Laroyd
Wellesley college; on principles o.
Work. by Miss Holbfook. %, Mt. Holy
oke.
Miss Grace Dodge, New York city, spok,
on her knowledge Of "Working Girla
Clubs Of New York City" Mr.. Mood,
conducted the evening session.
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ELLSWORTH, june 27.-{SpeciAl. The
graduating exercises Of the class of aS Of
the Ellsworth High school were held this
afternoon in Hancock hall before 4 large
and appreeiative audience.
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Teday's Games.

IIits-Chieago. II; Brooklyn, IL. Errors-Chi.
cazo. 4; Brooklyn, s. Batteres-Parrott and
scliriver; Stein, Loveti and Daley.
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II afforded shsse fast sinking into condition Of
hopeless teinlsry. The .~eans are Vt hand. In
the form Il genial msdicnas cofdi Hosfettefs
Ssomseh Bitter emlofies the combined qualities
af blosd fertilizer and depMre mt. tonic and an
aitersiIvr. While is promotes digestion and Assi.
naiiation. and stimulates sppefhe has the further
spins the nerv.as system. As the blood grows
richer aad purer BY its use, they who resort to
sins sterling N dicsnni sxept. acquire rot only
vsyor but bodily sa, stance. heaIfhfuf change
in The seerefioas il eAec ed by il, and that sure
asd rap physical decas. which chronic obsfrue-
fien ofrhe functions of the sfsfeD produce, ID
arrested. The prime esEses of disenAe being re-
,ssss ed. bcnI.h IA speedily renovated and vigos
r~,~A
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mlooLesURY COLLEGE.


MIDpLksCRY, VT, June 27.--Todsy wss
alumni day at Middlebury college. The
preliminary meeting Of the associated
alumni met at the college chapel Ut 10 A..
NJ, and at II at the Congregational church
the alumni we're addressed by Prof. l.. H..
Batchelier, class Of "a, Of Hamlin Univer-
sity, St. Paul. MINI.
The title Of the address was the "Second
May flower" The theme was the influence
Of New England element in the old North
west. poem was read by VIM. II. But
Ter, Esq., 80, Of Miidlebury.
Dinner and social reunions followed at the
Addison House. This evening the Parker
and Merrill prize speaking occurs.
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WANTS INVESTIGATION.
Deputy Sheriff Small Wants Dsa'h Of Charles
| WitAam Better Explained.

BIppEFoKp, June 2s.-Deputy Sheriff j..
W. Small today wired County Attorney
Perkins to come to Saco to investigate the
death Of Chas. B. WithAm, whom Coroner
Bradbury and DR.. Cochrsne declared died Of
apoplcxy. The sheriff believes foul play is
connected with the death.
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NEW yoRk TO CHICAGO.
Bicycle Record lswssst ky n. n. WylIs y 10
Days. . Nsuss aad 30 minutes.

CnIcAso, June 27.--H. II. wylis, cy-
cIist. who has been racing against the rec
ord from New York 10 Chicago, finished
his ride at City hall At 1893 this afternoon.
His time for the trip was 10 days, 3
hours and 30 minutes. The record before
was made by Tom Roe. II days, hours.
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These remedies
are now sold by
every druggist in
this land, and their
best proof OF gem
u!rs wo.th Is in the
fact that on their
merit solely they
have achieved this
sale within . few
short years. Ask
for them 1t the
Trading Post on
the Frontier, and
you'll 6nd tn . m
fhere. Go into
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New England League Standing.
AT LEWISTON.


Hits-Lewiston. 8; Dover. .. Errors--Lewls-
ton, 3. Dover, 4. Battcries-Walch and Hart
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Indians are

Indians arc
long lived.
There are
many kicka-
poos now liv.
Ing who have
trod parts of
this vast con-
tine mt Ion g
before white
men ever set
lhis foot on the
soil of t il
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FAIRFIELD RACES.
Good Field Of Horses Entered Tor the Trois.
Juiy 4th and 5th.

FAIRFIELD. June 27.-(SpeciaD The
following is the list of entries for the races
at the Fairfield Driving Park. July 4 and )
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WAsHlxsrox, June 2s.-Pensicns have
been granted these residents Of Msine:
Original, Aureiius $. Jones; reissue and
increase. Asa X. Smith; original, Sarah G.
Chase, widow.
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BATES CLASS DAY.
The Senior Class Observe the Usual Customs
The Programme.

Following are the officers of the senior
class:
President-.Jed Frye Tanning.
First Vice -President-W. C. Marlen.
Second Vice-President - Harriet ID.
Church.
Secrrtary-M. Josephine Hodgdon.
Treasurer--D. h. Lothrop.
Chapisiu-M. W. Stickney.
Marshal-Ralph A. Sturges.
Executive Commttee-Leland A. Ross,
4 J. Winslow, Charlotte B. Little.
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Do vou prefer bad smell 70 none? Die
ease Iurks In bad sir. Use king Of Germ
Killer" the odoriess disinfectast. Genefal
depots, James E. Fuller 4 Co., and George
D. Haskell.
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0thsr Games.

At New Haven Yale, 3; Harvard, 0.
At Wilkesbafre-Wilkesb I; Erie 3.
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Buff
falo, T.
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DAILY
ACCOM- MMoOATtOh TRAINS.

D run daily, sundays lncluded.X run sundays only.
Through tickets 70 the World Fair, California
and sill points South and West msy be had Of ".
". Walker, ticket agent, Augusta, the only office
in Augusta selling via all routes and checking
baggage free o. expense.
FAYsoS TUCKER, Vice Pres. & GeaT Man.
T. y. BoorHsY. Gent Pass. L Ticket Ag't.
Portland June gx I-y3