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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-08

Totals 129,S39, 700 s115,655, 800 110,319, $50
 During December there were 192 fires of destructiveness of not less than S10, ,00O each. They may be classified as follows:
 Ten thousand dollars to $20,000, S4; s2o, 900 to 3O,OoO, 2s; $3O, ,OOO to s5O,OOO, 29; $50, ,000 to STE, 900, 24; $75,0 to s1o0,00o ,; s10O, ,00O to $2OO, ,00O 15; $200, 900 to $500, ,000 G. Total, 1S2.
 The principal fires during the month under review were these:
 Philadelphia, Pa., carpet store and others, $500, ,000; Grand Forks, N. D., various, $750000; St. Louis, Mo-, jewell ry store and other, $335,O00 Kar sas City, Mo-, Auditorium hotel, $235000; Cleve- land, O., several business blocks, $675,- 900; Chicago, H., Coliseum building, $772, ,0O0.
 During 1897 there were 2,09S fires where the estimated loss in each case amounted to not less than $10000, and the largest loss by any one fire was 3D. 300, 900 at Pittsburg, Pa., in May. The fires of 1897 which involved a loss of over $500,0 each, were these: Nashville, Tenn, several business blocks, Sb0O, ,OOO; Phlladelpnla, Pa., um- brella factory and other, s750,000; Har- risburg, Pa., state capitol building. s750, 900; Philadelphia, Pa., electric pow CT house, $500,OOO; St. Louis, Mo-, dry goods store, s1,30O,000; Knoxville, Tenn, several business houses, S10Oo,- GOO; New Orleans, La., business block, | $500, 900; Newport News, Va, railroad piers and shipping property, s1, 300, 900; Pittsburg, Pa, dry goods store and several business houses, s2,300, 900; Ho- boken, N. J., flat houses, factory and other, s70O,OOO; Ellis Island, N. Y, Im- migration Bureau buildings, s650, ,000; Peoria, H., grape sugar refinery, s6OO,- 900; Big Horn county, S. D., forest fires,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-08

amount of stock issued per mile of road owned Is $67, ,551S1, being $49, ,b16.l per mile of single track, excluding sidings.
 The amount of the funded debt re- ported by the companies is $3l, ,9S0, 900. This, however, does not include the mortgage debt of the New York and New England Railroad company, which constitutes an underlying lien upon the property of the New England company amounting to $11,50O,000, making prac- tically the total funded debt $43 4SO,OOO, being $31, 57S64 per mile of road, or $a,- 445,6 ,66 per mile of single track, excluding sidings.
 The current liabilities, now amount ing to $9,581 ,346.77, are $3,019,29O96 less than for the previous year, being $6, ,421S8 per mile of road, or $4,725.S1 per mile of single track, not including sidings.
 The gross earnings for the year are $36, 953, ,269,S3, being $993, 3,261.SS less than last year. The gross earnings per mile of road operated were $15,71S.96.
 The passenger earnings were $1S,376,- 363S6, decrease of $154, ,S41.4S. The passenger earnings per mile of road op- erated were $7,943,27.
 The freight earnings were $17,596, ,267.- 50, a decrease of $25S, ,O03.44.
 The operating expenses for the year were $25,136, ,737.70, which were $61S, S,0S0,- 03S less than for the previous year.
 The net earnings for the year have been s11, ,217, ,511.2S, an increase of $223,- | 732.53.
 The amount of taxes paid by the various companies was $1,a96, ,9SS.23. The amount paid to the state was $S74, ,436.- 95.
 The total amount of dividends paid was $4,756,32S. No dividends have been paid on $34,s13950 of the capital 1 stock
 | The total number of passengers car ried during the year has been 49,7SS,0S9, being 2,193,959 less than for the previous year. The passenger revenue was $15,- 6S5, ,O40.01.
 The summary of the result of the op- eration of the roads is as follows: | OF Q 0
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-08
FIRE LOSS IN 1897.

Aggregates Over $110,000, ,000-Table
 Showing Their Distribution-Other
 Details
 The fire loss of the United States and Canada for the year 1897, as compiled from the daily records, shows total of $11o, 1850. The following compara- tive table shows the losses by months for the years 1895, 1896, 1897:
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

A lively scene waa presented az tho rail-
road depot yesterday noon when the Port
land train arrived. After the train came
to stop the platform was soon nllcd
with people. hackdrlycrs and express
men were shouting and running about
as busy as any In the great cities; mail
clerks baggaEcmon ana portcrs We'd
with each other In getting In the way OF
passengers all they could. while the lat
ter, anxious to get to their dinner, ala
their share Of the runtllng. Tho clang
~ the engine bell as tho train was
switched reminded tho onlookcrs that AH-
tora possessed some Of the modern meth
DDS of business.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
Explained by GenerOl Freight Agent
NOodNOrth While Here,
NOT oBSrRuCrING BUSINESS
Always Has Made Astoria Common rolnt
rrsisrS 90 Do It's ONa hauling
Rather Than ray Others

General Frvight Assent j. q, wood.
worth ot the q. 4. ~ \, company was
IN the city yesterday ON his return 60
/ Portland from CRtsop beach, where he
spent the Fourth. Mr. woodworth Is
/ recognized as one ~ the brlghtcs, tratiic
men IN the northwest, having worked
Z his way up the ladder during many years
I service with the u. r. X y. Taking ad-
vantage of his presence here, an Astorlan
I representative called upon him at the oe-
cidcnt hotel and asked him for an cN-
preston of opinion upon the suhirc, ot
the controversy recently raised IN the
, Astoria newspapers over the common
point rate question and the assertions
, made that the o, II, Il ~ was standing
as an distractions, In tho way of As
toriA's development now that lIs new
railroad was open Tor business. After
some hesitation Mr., Woodwork said;
Il judge from reading the newspapers
ana what hear abou, town. that We
are very generally misunderstood In As
toria and am sorry that cannot stay over
and calf upon those shippers who would
De lalrmIudcd Ia their considerations ot
these questions Ia winch our company Is
Interested
Nothing We have done or failed 60 do,
has operated against the interests ot
Astoria. There seems 60 De- some com
plaint because We DO NOT authorize the
application OF transcon,,nrntal rates In
connection with the railroad We are
surprised to learn this because our action
In this matter cannot a1tct Astoria inter-
tsts In any way.
we have always made Astoria q com.
mon point on transcontinvpyal business.
and ! think everybody VIII admit there
was nothing 10 prevent our adding the
local 10 and from Portland. had We seen
tlt to DO s1,.
THE railroad mas not offered any better
rate than those We have always made.
nor have We stood In the way ot your get
ting better rates on transc0ntIncnDl
business and u We see fit 10 usc our boats
for the handling OF this business instead
of paying other people FOR doing the work
| don't see why your people should COM
plain. They apparently overlook the fact
that the other roads sacrifice nothing In
making the turin apply by Mr Ham
monds road, since they pay him no more
flr the service than they have been pay
Ink the steamboats, FOR the same service,
while We would 10, out anything We paid
Mr Hammond tor hauling freight 20 ana
from Portland"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

]. c. Mayo Of the A. & C. returned from
Portland yesterday.
Watch for the program Of the farmers
congress-it will be worth reading.
Paxtons photos are on paper Of his
own preparation and are guaranteed not
to fade.
WILD BLACKBERRIEs.--Leave your
orders for wild blackberries with Ross,
Higgins & Co.
Plaid Ribbons at Dunba.,4.
FINE CHERRIES, RAsPBERRIES
and RED CURRANTs are plentiful and
cheap. See Ross, Higgins & Co.
The Braemar, which arrived in from
Hong Kong Sunday, brought 1O8 Chinese
passengers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yd surrendered one OF
their children yesterday to the care Of
the Children's Home at Portland.
Contractor Lebeck yesterday com
menced the work of moving the O'Brlen
building up near the railroad depot.
Mr.. ]. H. Branson Of Waco, Texas,
arrived in the city yesterday on a visit
with his sister, Mrs. DR.. o. B. Estes.
The tug Relief blew out one of her
boiler tubes yesterday, which has tenn
laid her up. The tug Escort will
AXE her place.
Captain Johnson, of the Fort Stevens
ife saving crew, Is in the city to take
,harge Of the new surf boat built for use
It his station.
John Tiberg and Charles Wilson are re-
)orted as having lost their nets while
irlfting near Clatsop spit yesterday. IT.
,eng and his boat puIler. whose boat was
'apslzed in the breakers, were saved by
he Fort Stevens life saving crew.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice Is hereby given That tho partner
ship now ana heretofore existing between
George Johnson and !. NJ Hughes. at
iorncyS aI law. and known under the
nrm name and style OF Johnson =
Hughes. has this day been dissolved ~
mutual consent Mr.. Johnson viii cos
Ilnuo tho business. Mr. Hughes retiring
iherefrom on assuming tho duties Of
justice OF tho peace.
GEORuE JOHNSON,
J. N. HUGHES,
Astoria. July ,. 1908
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

situation wantel-To do general house
work Address NJ Astor.an Office.
For Sl.s-Chaap, a registered Hrste.n
bull 81, years 7,d Apply 10 Captain sac.
Look IN ou- window today for tooth
brushes; your choice for 10 cents. Charles
Rogers. druggist. odd Fellows building.
Lost-By a veteran Of the civil war,
his discharge papers and pension GER
tldcate; finder will please leave at Astori-
an Office
A regular paniomine OF views depicting
the life and history OF Astoria. and
souvenirs Of the city and country at the
snoograss gallery.
Col John Adalr. who was over from
Sunnymead yesterday. stated that clans
and crabs are plentiful along Clats0p
beach now, and visitors are living high.
PereAles at DunbAr's.
The ladies' Of the Emergency corps are
urgently requested to meet at o'clock
this afternoon In the reserve parlors
Business Of Importance will be consId-
cred
Emil B. Kunzler in the county clerk
Office yesterday made final proof on his
homestead entry in the northeast quarter
Of northeast quarter Of section IS, t. On,
r. ".
Justice OF the Peace Hughes entered
upon the duties Of his office yesterday.
Auditor Clinton and Assessor Carnahan
also took charge OF their respective
offices.
Louis Larson, aged years. son Of A.
H. Larson, died at Hammond Sunday OF
typhoid fever. The body was shipped
yesterday evening on the train to Soap
poose for burial.
II you have hides wool. furs. rags,
bottles, lead, brass, copper, sacks, or any
kind Of junk for sale, ship Il TO r. NJ
Castor. lC5 Fourteenth street. Astoria,
oregon. or write him and he will call at
your place and get II. He pays cash.
The crews Of the wrecked Yukon river
steamers Staghound and Game Cock were
paid off yesterday. The majority Of
the men accepted the company's settle
ment, which was on the basis Of pay
from the date Of joining the steamers
until the date Of the wreck. Some OF the
men still hold out for the months ad-
vance
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

Just an soon an your hair begins TO
show any nlgns OF coming down Il u bet
ter to make an entirely new ooitrure than
to cndcayor TO comprlmine by pulling
halrpin out OF one place and putting II
In another
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

A marriage license was issued by the
county clerk yesterday for George Nc
Bride and Lille +. Mason, Mr. Mcbride
Is the son OF Judge Thomas Mcbride ana
Miss Mason Is the daughter o. Or Ma
son. Of the Port oregon Tribune, II II
understood that the wedding will occur
this evening
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
AROUND TOWN.

WEDNESDAY.
Love nature for herself, unfold your
breast
To hear her music, and receive her
fire
You shall have Joy and beauty and the
rest
OF self-forgetfulness and dead desire.
s. A. Brooke.
Try shilling's Best tea and baking
powder.
Sweet cream lOc pint at the Spa.
Best fee cream at the Bonbonniere.
Cream 10 and 15c per pint Parlor Candy
Store.
Infants Null Hoods at Dunbar's.
Try Golden Gate compressed yeast at
the Parlor.
Fresh cream. strawberries and Ice at
Foard & Stokes Co.
II snodgrass doesn't make your pictures
you don't get the best.
When you want fine tea, good coffee and
spices try Foard & Stokes Co.
Empire Corset at Dunbar's.
A regular meeting Of the police commits
sioners was held last night.
The A. & C. had three cars Of salmon
out Tor the east yesterday.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

Bbe Sit, Chnaman working at De
Force oil works, on Youngs river, was
drowned at that place Monday evening.
He had been shovellng Ash heads from II
boat and was going up a ladder to the
wharf when the ladder broke and he
fell back into the river, A rope with a
loop In 1t was thrown him but he was
unable to hold on to It and sank. The
body was recovered at low water and
brought TO the city yesterday. Coroner
Pohl will hold an inquest on the re-
mains at o'clock this morning.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

The United States Clvll Service Commits
sion announces that examinations may
be taken July q and 28 1888, for posi-
tons in the offices Of the Surveyor CEN
eral, Register, ana Receiver at various
cities in various states The cities named
In oregon are Astoria, La Grande, Lake.
view, Portland, and Roseburg, where ex-
amInations may be taken. Full partcu-
lars are given In the circular which Is
on file at this office.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

The newly elected county officers were
busv at their desks yesterday, having
formally taken possession Of their offices
on the fourth, II. 6. Smith and Richard
Prael are the deputies Of County Clerk
Wherlty. Under Sheriff Williams are
Duncan Stuart and Watson j, Binder.
Tho county court will meet today and.
without some new trouble arises, the
ap~ ointment Of the deputies will be con-
nrmcd.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

wife, Portland. 5. @. Pier. Duluth; a. q.
Dunn. Seattle: W, c. Parsons, Arizona.
Mrs, Candy and child. Vancouver, are
registered al the Occldent
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

,or.a Oregon.
Slr j. r. Ross yesterday received th,
news ,hli Mayor EoHb.. eommlnIus 40
Fort CANDY. w.J leave b, once Cor ,H,
Philippines aud n,l b. succeeded lE For'
CANDY by Major Hess W thr Third 1l,
tll,ry who is soon t1 be rl.-,d
Travel on the railroad during the past
few days has improved Many are 1l
ready beginning Go gn to the beaches
II the weather was only warmer ,hg
trains would bc crowded Tho boats also
report an Improvement In business
When Captain Jones Of the British sh.p
Trade Winds sails for England be- Will
take with am George Bartleys pet black
bear now grown % o large size. The
bear Is quite tame and will no doubt ~
ford the sailors much amusement on the
voyage.
Mr.. c, 5, Wright yesterday received a
telegram from Mr. George W. Hume.
San Francisco, stating that the big ratt
OF lumber shipped from here a few days
ago by the Inman-Paulson company had
arrived there safely
The Emergency corps yesterday morn
Ing breakfasted seven volunteers who
came down on the Thompson en- route
from San Francisco TO Fort Candy. This
Ia g.F hs.
men seemed to appreciate their recep-
ton IN Astoria.
At the grand Fourth Of July bail given
at Foard & Stokes hall the evening OF
the fourth by the ladies' Of the Emergency
corps, among the many handsome dec
oratlons was the Ice cream booth, which
was arranged by Mr.. and Mrs. C0wng
Of East Astoria.
Mai. r. +. Whitened of San Francisco,
is in the city visiting his brother-in-law
Mr.. Charles Rogers. Maj. Whteheld has
Just been appointed travelling passenger
agent Of the Wabash railway for the
coast He was formerly with the South
ern Pacific In the same capacity, and Is
one Of the best known passenger men on
this coast.
A gasoline launch belonging to n. n.
Carnahan sank yesterday at the rear OF
the Murray hotel The launch was
brought there for the purpose Of putting
a new engine in her and she settled on
one OF the sawed of sples when the tide
receded, punching hole In her bottom
The leak will be patched up and she Will
be raised today.
j. B. Simpson, Butte; j. j. Brumback
and wife, Ilwaco; +. II. Harmon, Placer,
ore; Stella Howard Myrtle Creek; VIM.
Hahn. Chicago; Otto Guthman, j. G..
Woodwork and wife, f. A. Spencer ana
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

There was decided Improvement In
business In the police court yesterday.
An accuru ulatlon Of drunks Of both sexes
during ne two preceding days came up
for trial Two forlorn female residents
Of lowertown were fined s. and SO each.
Mush Harris, drunk and disorderly for
foltcd s. bail. peter Carlson and Thos.
Corty each fined s. for the snme offense,
and william Eagan, a plain drunk, was
fined 81.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

J. f. Bachelder and wife. B. Il. Haber-
sham Mrs ]. f. Bell. Portland, a. u.
Graham. Frank Elliott San Francisco;
W. II. Starr Albany, Roy Guntor, sara,
Wash; Mrs oliver and daughter. Pillar
Rock. are registered at The Murray
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
SILVER
SHEEN,

The perfect substitute
for silk for Innings for
waist and skirts, Wo
arc sole agents for these
goods.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
NOTIONS AT PRICES THAT SHOULD
PUT you IN TIM NOTION or nuY.
iNu lIEREo,n

lNu llEREuns"
Hooks aud Eyes, per eard.",",,,,,,.. 10
e0.lnth tape measure, eaeh,uuu.,,.n 20
Ladies' leather belts, eacho,u,,u,,,ioo
Aluminium thlmbleu, eaohun,un,u,, 10
All silk ribbon. per yardu,uu,,o, 10
Large can talcum powder, per can DO
Large bottle yasolIne. per bot,lo,,,,n 90
Hest shoe backing, per box,,.,,",, 90
safety pins, per doAen.".,,u,,",",, 10
Hest bone collar buttons. per doucn. 10
Large can tooth powder. per ean,,,,, %
Hest quality pearl buttons. por dos. 30
knitting silk. per pool",u,,,,,u,,,u,. o.
Steel crochet hooks, saehu",.",",,," 10
Corset utoelu, white or black. eaeh",". 10
Hest shelf oil cloth, per yard,,,,",,,. 30
He's, table oil cloth, per yard.."","",iso
Windsor ties. aoh,,,no,,.n,,,,,,,., 30
Finishing braid, per bunch, ,,..,u,.,,, 20
Large bottle black Ink. per bot,le,"r. 80
Chinese scrub brush, eaoh,,,,,,,,,,,,., 70
Aluminium pocket comba. each.",.,,,,, s.
noS good writing paper. per box,.",,, 70
Chlldrens fast black stockings. pair. .ioc
sun umbrellas, each,,,.",,,",,",o,,t
Large slso gInEham aprons. eaehr,,,iSc
Ladies' summer vest. oaeh,,ur,",n, So
dood cotton towels. eaeh,,,..,,"",,,, 80
Y. z, wals, for children. eaoh,o,,,Sc
Chlldrcns hose supporters. per pair. So
Ladies' sailor hats, sach,,,.,,,"..,,,,b Sc
Ladies' shlr, waist, oaeh,,,,,,.,,.,u,sD ,sDo
Ladies' Separate skirts. eaeh,..,,."ii'9
uaunlle, gloves. per pair,."",..",",ise
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

Harper Whiskcy is liquid music. bot
ued poetry ripe. mellow. refreshing and
delicious. Sold by Foard & Stokes, As.
,or.u. oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

ToDAY's WEATHER.
Fair; warmer.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

when Captain Jones Of the British sh.p
Trade Winds sails for England be- will
take with am George BartIeys pet black
bear now grown 10 o large size. The
bear Is quite tame and will no doubt ~
ford the sailors much amusement on the
voyage
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

Mr.. c, 5, Wright yesterday received a
telegram from Mr.. George W. Hume.
San Francisco, stating that the big ratt
OF lumber shipped from here a few days
ago by the Inman-Paulson company had
arrived there safely
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-27
Memorial Day.

The following program for Memoir
ial day exercises is published for the
guidance of all concerned.
McCook w. r. c. will have charge
of the preparation aud distribution of
flowers. All who can do so are re-.
quested to bring flowers to G. A. r..
hall not later than $3.50 O'Clock Mon
day, May 80.
Invitations have been and are here
ny extended to all secret and trater-
nal societies in the city, the fire de-
partment, city officials and sunday
schools to be present, and participate
in the parade and other exercises OF
the day
The different organizations named
above will please meet at their regu-
lar places of meeting ut one o'clock p.
M, when they will he properly as
signed to positions in the parade 10y
the marshal aud his aids.
Al old soldiers, without regard to
mem bership in McCook Post-and
McCook Post w. h. G. will meet in
their hall at one O'Clock sharp.
The parade will be formed and
move promptly at , O'Clock. Immed-
lately following the parade the adj
dress will be delivered in the park il
the weather is favorable, otherwise
IN the Opera House, by the Hon.
Johu f.. Hessen, OF Manhattan, Kan,
The following officers aud commit.
tees have been named by the txecu
tive committee of McCook Post.
Marshal in Chief, Comrate r.. NJ
Miller.
President of the Day, Capt. r. :
Slower
Commander of saluting squad, Cap
Il :. Moore.
Committee on Grounds, Conrade
Book, Thomas, Hall, Findiay auC
Jonas Carter.
Committee on Finance, r, T. Aud
derson, j. w. Mcclure aud John Nc
Donald
Reception committee, w II. Nc
! cure, II. NJ. Miller and + T. Ander
son.
Committee on cemetery, Comrate
Walters aud Thomas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-27
Mo. pac. Excursions.

Dallas, Tex: Meeting of the Inn
perial Council, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, June 14th and 18th; one fare
for the round trip; tickets on sale June
18th and 18th with limit of Is days
from date of sale.
Hutchinson, Kan; Kansas Musical
Jubilee, May Slst to June Sd, good for
return to June 18th; one fare for the
round trip; sell tickets May 80 to
June Sd
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-27
Graduating Exercises at rloran.

The seventh annual commencement
of the Moran High School was held at
the Pres byterian church May goth
in the presence of a large audience of
relatives and friends of the gradu-
ates.
The preparation and delivery of the
orations gave proof OF the high stand
ard attained by our school under
Prof. Myler.
Supt. Bllbe addressed the class
and H. b. Adams, president of the
board OF education, presented the
diplomas.
Excellent music was furnished by
mem bers of the school.
After the commencement exercises
the members and friends together
with the graduates repaired to Var.
ner's Opera House where the second
annual banquet OF the Alumni asso-
citation was held, Miss MEG lashan,
president of the association, acting as
toastmasler. rossts were respond ed
to as follows:
"WelCome, Glass of '0S"-Miss Me-
Glashan. Response, Geo. NJ. Ross.
the Ladies Detense"-'M Miss Lulu
Kinue
The Class''-Miss Mabel Keith.
"When We Get Ga-"-Mrs, Barton
Tine Occa4ionn-Prof. Myler
Mrs. Barton who lspses into poetry
easily made the hit Of he evenip Z