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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-30
NO PLACE FOR POOR MEN.
Mr. Bash Writes Of Conditions I'm Jap
an and China.

Port Townsend, May 2S.-Special--A pri-
vate letter. received from a. W. Bash. or
WILDLY island. who is now NJ Picking,
China looking up some business invest 81
ments. dispels the gilt-edged illusion en-
tertained by many persons that the Or
len, offers an unlimited Cell FOR indus
trlous Americans. He had visited the
principal cities OF Japan and likewise he
stopped at Hongkong. Shanghai and 9TH
or ports i'm China. Business and the art
of making trades. he says. Is wholly par
alvzed Practically there IS no money in
the hands of resident investors with
which To engage in business. That APP
plies with equal force 10 both China and
Japan.
The public men OF the mikado's realm
declare that Japan will become a great
exnorting nation instead OF consuming
foreign commodities. That was one OF
the principal points that was always IN
view when the terms Of peace were being
considered between the two nations. and
for that reason Japan resolutely persist
cd in having Chinese ports thrown open
to Japanese commerce. However. there
Is an abundance OF German and English
capital on hand seeking safe and profta-
bile investment Owing to the persistent
commercial policy pursued In the past by
those governments the English and Ger
mans are in a better position 20 acquire
profitable investments than other CAPT
tAlists
This IS no place for a poor man." Mr.
Bush writes. "Lahorers, for ten hours
work. receive from 3 10 ~ cents a day.
American worlIingmen. and more espe-
cfally labor strikers and those inclined
toward free trade fallacies. should visit
Japan and China. The middle classes or
lahoring elements are in deplorahle
condition They work for almost moth
ing suhsist on less than what is thrown
aside from an American lahorer's table
and discount the CauCausian race in the
hand manufacture az domestic articles. "
In many places IN China. surprising
as the statement may appear, there are
whole cities whore the inhabitants are
actually starving The masses are dis
tvassinglv poor and their suffering * IN
deserfhahle. And ssch filth ard ahlect
povertv I never could have conceived bad
7 not been here to witness the scepes
myself. Many fairly well populated cities
are built entirely ~ earth, the houses
b.gne- 81 adobe con * Nuctio1. even 20 the
roofs. 20 some ex-cnt resembling a Mexi-
can city.
Politically speaking. China IS rotten 10
the core AMI. as I heard one nan express
II Is rotten both politically and physis al
Is IL would b. q ion,> story - tell how
the government has been dcfrau9sd right
and i.F. even m the most simple trans
actions o. business.
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\ PROTEST FROM THE SOUTH.
scarlet Fever Attributed to Slaughter
House OfTal on the Flats.

The outbreak OF scarlet fever has cali
- attention 80 the need q greater SAM
tarv precautions and some residents o.
the southern part o[ the city ascribc the
prevalercs o. disease 10 the throwing %
oral from slaughter houses on The tide
Eats Tvhe following communication has
come 10 the observation-disclosures from that
quarter
TO The Editor. The spread % ar]et
fever IN the city q Seattle IS creating
81 s,fssprcad alarm among the heads of
families. The board ~ health considers X
necessary 20 close all the schools in ORDER
"a stay ghe progress ~ the dread disease.
For every effect there mast he a cause
and. in common with thousands of OH
ers we should Ike 20 20 informed - the
hoard OF health has invest gated the rs use
o. che presence Of scarlet Fever. It - the
sofuiau OF those who live in the vicinity
o. or travel along Grant street that she
dumping on the mud fats os che refuse
af the slaughter houses and srook Yards
81 chat part ~ the city has much II nor
an 90 do with creating and fostering
SCARLET fever AMI either diseases one
BIAS hut 10 pass in the ue5eh }-arho,1 %
these feSfflan;jal dens when the riie is
oct 20 realize fTorn the naUseatIrz Sfer.-h
wa q Pervades tae atmosphere tAat, with
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HOW YOU KNOW YOUR BLooD IA
THICK.

on know your blood Is thick when Won
feel Well when your appetite is good
Wath your digestion is perfect when your
iEer Is active, when YOU use Joys Na-e-
s1e se oar SPARTA, when your kidneys are
active when Your skin Is free from nir,,-
PIES and eruptions. when YOU are free from
he2daches, when YOU are free from peil-
fa}gla, when YOU are free from dizzy
spells. when YOU are free from faint SPILLS
1ou know your blood Is thick WHEN
YOU Use JOYS VEGETABLE SARtyA-
fAnii~lIA, purely vegetable compound.
stimulating the liver. promotinp dyes.
tl9n, Regulating the kidneys and bowels
JOYS Vegetable Sarsaparilla contains
ioulde on potassium, no deadly mineral
drugs. joys Vegetable SarsaparilIa con.
talns vegetable and only vegetable herb
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DANGERS OF SUMNER.
They Are Many. but One Of the Worst Is
The Least Expected.

People have an idea that colds are cor
tracteSi IN cold weather This IS not cor
rect When the pores Of the skin are
open and chilly wind blows against fhe
body. then IS the greatest danger. The
frst snesze. a shifting n the nos<-IlS a
dulineSs in the aead-ali indicate the
first symptoms % a cold. And cold IN
warm weather IS as had as AZ any other
time
There is but one thing 10 90 when any
OF these symptoms come. and that is 90
bring about a reaction at once. \ delay
may mean serious consequences. There
IS but one way by which healthy reac-
ton can be brought about. and that is
ny the use Of a pure medicinal stimulant.
ana there Is but one thing that can he
depended upon al such a time-that Is
Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey Il Is what
lis name iniplfeS-perfectly pure II has
been before the public for many years
and Is the most popular of all syinulants
because II is so pure and powerful
II you have any of the first symptoms
of a cold, you should not delay mo-
ment, but use this great preparation at
once Do not permit any druggist or gro
Ger 20 sell you anything else. \ cold can
not be cured on the start by an inferior
whiskey, and you should insist upon nav
ing the best, and just what YOU ask for.
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Gresham n Poor Man.

Washington City. May s.-One of the
men next 10 Secretary Gresham in Wash
tngton City was Lieut.. Col. II. c. CoIfbin,
assistant adjutant general of the war de-
partment. He has been at the bedside
almost every day, and talked with him
about his Illness late as Saturday.
Corbin today, in speaking of the State OF
air. Gresham's affairs. stated how. In the
early spring the secretary and himself
while driving to the Soldiers home, had
discussed this Very subject. They were
talking about the death of James W.
Scott in Chicago. Secretary Gresham who
was a close friend of Mr.. Scott, remarked
how fortunate 1t was that Scott had left
property for his widow. Now what IL
you or I were I'm Scott's placer he said.
What would We leave? Practicall moth
ing And yet we have been working hard
all our Hives" Gresham then said that
he believed that If man hacked the
money making and money saving instinct
he should not be blamed for Ii. There
was then a general discussion between
ina two friends OF the opportunities they
had both had and the successes and fail-
llres they had encountered irY taking ad-
vantage OF them. The tender soAcftude
Of Gresham for his Wife was apparent
then Just as n became more $40 as his
last fitness progressed, and he began TO
realize that the hattie was lost He said
TO his daughter Mrs. Andrews. when she
came 20 his bedside during the last hours
of mis- life: Don't mi1d me; hook ont for
your mother" This tender devotion man
Tested Itself 20 the last. when the score
t,ary knew that the end was rapidly APP
preaching ne expressed no fear OF death.
nut worried about HIS widows welfare
after ne would be gone. Take care OF
YOUR mother" were almost the last words
ne said 10 hA daughter. and the comfort
Of his wife was the last thought I'm his
mind. THIS oppressed him, because since
his official life began ne has savef no
money. As secretary OF state he lived
right I'D TO the limit OF his salary. The
az, raiaI diplomatic DINNER alone reduced
his income as much as the suppoe. Oh an
ordinary ranlsiy for six months.
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ever recorded ~ Kentucky. was fled r. fre
CIRCUIT coiIr- here today II is for breach
q promise and the pis@sf.T Is " g
slF~-s. wezl-knoZn tobacco raiser. TIE
srr~Isf2srlt - Miss Catherine We-sf. a ha-ss-
~yssts SsflooI teacher. . years % age Mr.
st5vers has hee. a ssdavar f,- sava-a1
years Ia his Petition Mr.. stfxer< alleges
ma Mss West has repeatedly prom sci
% f's~corne his wife ard tne day for he
marriage had been SET. bsst she aecllnes to
Wen MN Sttvsrs says ne has bexa greatly
worried. annoyed. Inundated and damaged
~ tne sum OF T.eo9. and prays for tt1g,-
Inessf against the defendant for dame ges
IN that sum
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SURVEY OF THE TIDE FLATS.
Engineers at Work-Pile Driving Sus-
nended for q Few DAYS

Engineer J. r. Savage. of the Seattle &
Lake Washington Waterway Company. is
al work with a force of men running pre-
Hminary lines on the tide flats to deter
mine the quantity OF filing necessary.
This work will take several weeks to COM
plete.
The piledriving. that was stopped few
days ago on account of running out OF
piles OF the right dimensions and quality.
is expected TO be resumed in a few days,
a soon as new supply is received The
cessation OF piledriving gave rise 10 a ru-
NOR that the oregon Improvement Com
rany had stopped the work, but Mr.. Saw
age says there Is not word OF truth in it.
The question OF the style Of bulkheads 70
be- used for the waterways has not yet
been determined by Commissioner Of Pub
lie Lands w T. Forrest. to whom a j.
ellis engineer of the state land commits
sioners. will make recommendations.
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,,a,,,,,.os, ceIchration NJ Tacoma.

Tacoma. May - Special To-day the
Hebrew feast o. Shehuth. or Fenterost. IS
being celebrated by the Hebrew residents
81 the city The feast began az shutdown
last evening and IS observed for tao DAYS
IA the orthodox members 81 the faith.
THE Reformed Hebrews observe only one
day Last evening services We're con
Quoted by Rahht Teueer At the Temple
Roth Israel and again this morning. Roth
81 the services were largely attended.
Tomorrow morning another servtce viii
De held.
TIE feast IS IN commemoration OF the
law given Moses Oh Mount Sinai II Is
che general custom that All children Of
the faith who have arrived at she aro %
3 years shall hp Confirmed this time.
Accordingly. Master Harry Broh. son ~
Max Broh. was confirmed this morning.
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SILVER MIN MEET.

They Adopt Constitution and Listen
To Numerous Speeches.
The free silver men % the city met In
tire munisi pai court room last evening.
and after an informal DISCUSSION adopted
a constitution and bylaws. The meeting
as presided over by John Wiley. and
enthusiasts speeches were made by W
J tarkfn Mr. Wiley. John g. Hart. Jack
Thompson &. H. LuSrin and Tom Bevan.
The meeting adjourned untu next Wed
re~day- evening. when permanent organi-
cation will he effected. A rousing time is
expected and speeches wlH be made by
Orange Jacoos ani Robert G. Str7ldwick.
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LABOR UNIONS WILL ASSIST.
Committee Appointed To Aid in Ar
ranging for Fourth Of July.

The Western Central Labor Union last
evening decided 10 take an active part in
the Fourth or July celebration and to
make special effort 10 have a demon
stration worthy OF the day and OF the
city. \ committee composed Of q. A.
Rice. W e. Kirkland and r F. Cleary
was appointed with fun power 10 act and
VIII cooperate with the Chamber Of
Commerce committee II make the cele-
bratton a success.
The union invited Q. W Crotty. who
defended the men charged with contempt
IN the A + L. strike IN this state. 10 de-
liver an address next Wednesday.
The union has taken no the cause OF
the sailors and will make an effort to
have the law enforced in regard TO the
Eafrc0ck outrage
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RepafriDg the Fallen Wharf.

Work will be commenced today on the
collapsed portion of Harrington & Smiths
wharf and new piles will be driven on a
considerable portion besides that which
has fallen. The 600 sacks OF oats which
fell into the water Tuesday were all
saved. found to be in good condition and
spread upon the warehouse floor TO dry.
Agassiz, Berry & Co., who had bought
the oats an hour before the accident. de-
clined TO accept them, and pending an
adjustment they were resold TO local con-
sumers.
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HOW YoU KNOW
YOUR FLOOD is THIN

your Blood Il thin when your haaa
dcteSt Mhen YOU have neuralgia when
You sufer from dyspepsia when your
Stipated. when Won have er,irfa tions 90
iLoul-Sfne4iing gases. when YOU have
heartburn, when you have dizzy spells.
have eruptions on the face. limbs ar a,osix,
when You have those nasty pinplas'
heSe Gisagreeaole symptoms ere ai re-
HeFed by Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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The Brooklyn Derby To-day.

New York. May 29.-The Brooklyn derby
vii be run at Gravesend tomorrow. II
b for three year-olds at n mile and a
quarter. and is worth in the vicinity OF
t,as 10 the winner. The private sweep
Stakes for hllies. two-ycar-olds, at five
farlongs In which four will start, should
also prove an attractive contest. The
Stake is worth SS.l0a. The entries for the
Two stars events are: Private sweep
stakes. FIVE furlongs-I.orraine Axiom.
Bessie Browning. Belle Ami, 10 The
brooklyn derby. mile and a quarter
counter Tenor. III; keenan,. True Penny.
hennet, Sir Galahad. ia
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cen. Mnximo Gomez Dead.

Santiago Cuba, May 29-It IL unofa-
ciaIIv announced here that Gen. Maxine
Gomez the leader 81 the Cuban revolu-
tionists. died on Friday on the Quirch
nlantation. near Baire. His death Is said
10 be the result OF wounds in the right
cheek received IN the battle of Dos Rios
senior Narcano. who was a colonel under
Gomez in the last war, brought the news
70 this city.
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UNIVERSITY OF SEATTLE.
Successful Closing Musicale Given by


The reception rooms OF the University
of Seattle were crowded last evening with
a company OF enthusiastic listeners. who
enjoyed the closing exercises of Miss An
ME Halls Conservatory of Music.
The programme consisted of twelve
parts by nine students. three of whom re-
ceived certificates for the four years
course in music as follows: Miss Helen
Adams. Miss Winnie Pierce, Miss Maude
yVoodcock
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I write TO admit that notwithstanding
my mtsgivings your Vegetable SarSapa-
rilla did all that YOU promised I had
would relieve my dyspepsia and head
aches. but I have not mad a return OF
nently cured. but win. out of an album
dance of caution. continue 10 take Il reg
ularly for :. while Yeti You have my
think that a remedy that will cure dys-
pepsia and prevent sick headaches should
be generally known. Respectfully.
MRS. VI. FOWLER
32T Ellis Street Civ
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Joys FOR THE JADED."

I have had for years spells OF indiges-
ton and dyspepsia, and have tried nea riy
everyt hing Finally I took one of tho
sarsaparillas. II did not help me and
caused pimples 10 break out on my face
This | was told was the result OF the
potash contained IN II. Hearing that
joy Vegetable Sarsaparilla did not con-
tain mineral and acted differently I got
some The pimpIes disappeared almost
Immediately, and | have not had any
since | have not had a symptom of my
old disease nor do I think II will return.
MRS. C.. II. STEW ART
400 Hayes Street City
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FUNERAL OF GRESHAM.
Continued from FRS, Page.

press deep sorrow al Mr. GresAau's
death
Ambassador Patenotre. Of France.
wrote that he has informed his govern
nent 81 the sad event and has been d.
rected 10 express TO the Federal govern
ment his own governments sincere re-
grets and coincidence. and that he avails
himself of the osccasion 10 offer his per-
sonsl expressions OF sorrow at the death
OF a statesman whose high abilities he
and his colleagues fully appreciated.
The Portuguese. Guatemalan. Argen-
tine. japanese and Hawaiian representa-
tives. among others were profuse in their
expression OF regret and condolence.
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REFUSE A SUBSTITUTE.

naf been troubled for n long time
with liver and kidney troubles. and had
tried many remedies with little or no eff
feet bat your Californian Remedy acted
ike magic with me. and with the first
bottle I was relieved from case OF tho
worst sick headache that one ever has.
now take the opportunity 10 write you
the fact. and also that | think your remedy
ys-sll effectually cure such disorders. IL
gives me pleasure 90 send you this testi-
mouiaI ard you may refer people 10 mo
,gbe may need confirmation Of these facts
yoJrs truly, MRS. ". II. PRICE
Is Prospect Place, San Francisco. Cal.
Joys Vegetable Sarsspariila being rec
commended to me for general debility, 1
cornnle acesI taking ". IL aiiayed the nef-
vouRneSS and made me sleep more sound
~ than had been my habit IT has been
ar great benefit 70 me and | am still taxi
tnw n oeca sionally. a case o. old catarrh
now under ny observation has also nearly
suceurnased 10 It's corrective influences.
Your Vegetable S4rsapariia fu!flllz all
MRS. J. BARRON.
1f2 Seventh Street. City.
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:. sssoma. Nay %'.-Speeial-The makeup
=. sae Tacoma Athletic Clubs fSss base
) 's@m mas about been decided upon. As
s.a'''S II Is AS follows. Campbell ana
4. - q. taker aud Carroll, r: Stosler.
:. -. -. Gates. 5h. Bruce or Piusus.
- Ntani. r. Z. Jones g. f. sullivan. , Z
-, sho Thompson VIII probably Join the
~ lster in the season.
,sEher an3 Rlanford. of last year.
- PLAYING In the Kalamazoo. Mich
'eam With Thornton. late 81 Seattle.
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The Fourth of InlY Re.nffn-

sas Fourth Of July committee has de-
. .., 70 oGer three prizes OF a uniform
49, o. 81" for the winners In the re-
SO The races VIII be. first. single
saa' Then double scuH. third. between
=, ,as Winners ., The singles. doubles and a
"a. .,slr-eared crew II the Seattle Athletic
Al o. these viii ~ handicap races. civ
eseFy ore fair show. and insurinx
slItins BniTh. \. J. Ballet. OF the
-. Athletic Club. VIII receive the
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ible. II was then determined 10 abandon
that plan and to arrange 10 erect a fine
flagstaff in front of the university arm
DRY. The regents say they would like 10
hear from loggerS who know where a
fine. tall. perfect Flagstaff can be OBJ
tanned.
The architect submitted modified speci-
fications for the heat and water plant
\ few amendments were ordered, which
make il necessary for the board 70 meet
again soon TO pass upon the revised copy
and order an advertisement for the new
bids
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SEE THAT you GET THE GREAT
HOME REMEDY"

Your Sarsaparilla has done mo much
good. About year ago | began to feel
very miserable and nay skin was turning
very yellow. was all aches and pains.
went to the doctor and he told me my
liver was ont or order and gave me some
medicine which did me no good. one OF
nv nei2nbors came In and advised me TO.
try Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. / did
and with good effect. | feel like a new
belDg now and wish every one TO know
the good IL has done me.
MRS. GEORGE uELRIDffE.
CIV Mont
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR BLOOD
THICK.

, Your blood is thick when your stomach.
liNer. kidneys and bowels are active: voiIr
Httsestioh ana assimilation perfect Your
blood Is thick when Won nsa love 49,.
Iapte Sarsaparilla, a purely vegetable
compound. acting as a mild liver sttrnu-
ant ,il, cleansing the stomach, promoting
sutSeStioh, regulating the bowels and maxi
us your kidneys active. Joys Vegetahie
IsaFsaparallla makes your blood Thick
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WHY YOUR BLOOD Is THIN

Becacse the blood is made from ths
a.sS1 YOU eat, and II you suffer from in
slassst.ol' torpid liver. inactive kidneys
llI,Feghlar bowels. the blood Is thin. Thick
ofood would gradually become thin as x.of,
s1SStssne consfipated, as your liver ht1eer,a
tt'actlNe, a. yoslr kidneys became at
ieeteS The food that is composed OF tho
sSl-ta'laI elements 10 make rich, thick
Nicod passes on as waste matter uudi-
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BASEBALL.
National League Games.

Washington City. May Washington
: base hits =. errors s. Pittsburg s. base
hits e. errors ,
hstIeries-NcGuire and Null. Mack
hillen, Sugden and Hawlcy.
New York. May @9.-The Quakers won a
PoS'ponei game today in the twelfth inn
"a New York H. base hits Is. errors :.
hnl'Aaelphta II. base hits Is. errors 3
hs.leriest- Buckley and McGnl: SChriov-
@' Wilson. Knauss. Clark and Rusie
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TESTIMONIALS.

| nave Tried several remedies which ere
advertised as specially fos. the liver AMI
could never get any relief. | was recon-
mended 10 try a bottle of lows
Sarsza parilla Just as test, and while taxi
ing the first bottle I became conyinrsd
OF Its merits. for | could feal II work Ing
"a change in me. I have taken five hot
ties and now my troubles have left me-
Everything Is working fun and regular
In fact. II has cleansed, purified and
braced me up generally. I feel like a new
man You are at perfect liberty To use
this as you see ut. or you can refer whom
you please TO
CHAS. LEE with Beauish).
Third and Market Streets, City
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ChaFnberlsin's

Collie. Cholera and Disrrhoes Remedy.
This i the bVst medicine in the world 'ar
bowel complaints. II acts quickly and ean
slwavs be depended upon. When reaCeed
v-ith water II Is pleasant 20 take. = anst 80
.~.rts rer bottle. Tor sale b. al druggists.
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2iie Seventh Street. 81. Louis, No.

take great pleasure IN recommending
your Sarsaparilla. have only taken ous
bottle so far. hut ! feel like a new man.
] suffered from headaches and bIoating
Of the stomach. caused, ! presume. from
indigestion. / shall continue TO use II for
a while, and I heartily recommend 1t TO
my friends. 1t is a credit TO you.
w NJ. ENGLISH
1915 Market Street, City
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Tho Nixon Party SIM at Tacoma.

Tacoma. May - Special The Eastern
editorial excursion IS stlll ia the city. ana
viii rot leave Untu tomornow. when mr..
so...,{al csr viii Re hauled 10 Portland To-
r.rht the editors are being entertained a.
st.a Union Club