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allows the q. H. x y Company TO r"-
fuse common point rates 10 m" Astoria
railroad Seattle will be- able 10 capture
the Aslatlc trade of the Pacific North
west. % the ruin of Portland by trans
f,rrIng It's Inland Emiprc trade 20 Sc
attle.
+ Passed by q rising vote mem con,
Resolved that II Astoria were made a
IPaclAc coast terminal t would capture
an the trans Pacific trade for the brnc.
n, or Portland by adding TO the popula-
ton and wealth Of the Columbian basin,
without taking away any Of Portland
present. and natural trade.
Passed By show OF hands mem con.
/ Resolved That Portland's refusal TO
allow Astoria TO become Il Pacific coast
terminal ls worse than the world branded
conduct ~ the Dog In the Mangcr. II
Is suicidal II Is based on ignorance.
lsuprrinduced By the silence " the ore
Igonlan on this important subject,
Passed with upronrlous approval.
THE club, upon motion Of the sccre-
tary. agreed to consider at IT, next ses.
sion the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the editor Of the ore
gonlan II betraylng his high public trust
toward the people Of Portland, and of
Oregon and OF the Columbian basin. by
closing the columns Of the Oregonlan to
the discussion Of the seaport problem Of
the Pacific Northwest. as related 10 As
ltorla.
THE club then adjourned"
The meagre report IN Sundays As
,torIan was Inaccurate. These minutes
are furnished in order to set the club
right.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16
THE ASTORIA CLUB.

copy Of the Minutes Of Saturdays
Meeting
The Astorlan has been favored with an
exact copy Of The minutes Of the meet.
rg NJ the Astoria ClIb last Saturday
evening They are as follows:
"The minutes Of the last meeting were
read, ana after minor corrections, were
approved The first business IN order
was the election Of new members. Or
nine applicants FIVE were rejected ny tpo
black balls. -Four were elected, and their
names we're duly enrolled upon the secret
register.
"Thc unfinished business Of the last
meeting was then taken up and disposed
Of az follows:
Resolved. That the trans-Paclhc trade
demands ocean liners " at least % feet
feet. and a draft Of % feet Is essential
for the capture of that .rade by the
Columbian basin.
"Passed ahirmatvely, nem con
Resolved. That the river channel to
Portland does not exceed % feet, and will
not accommodate steamships OF more
than q feet draft
"Passed unanimously, mem. con
Resolved, That It is impossible for
Portland to share In the Asiatic trade
under present seaport conditions.
''Passed unanimously, mem. con.
Resolved, That so long as Portland
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16
IS IT MALARIA OR ALrM'

Popular Science Mon,alyD
Garguor loss Of appetite. Indigestion
and often feyrrishne-- arc the common
symptoms of physiological condition
termed malaria" Al these symptoms
may be- and frequently are the fleet OF
the usc N alum baking powders In food
making There .- no question about the
poisonous effect NJ alum upon the system
II obstructs digestion prostratcs the
nerves coagulatcs and deyltalzes the
blood All this has been made clear
thanks 10 physicians boards Of health.
and food commissions So highly IN
furious 20 he health Of the community
does the eminent head of the University
u Pennsylvania. Dr. Barker. consider
IN" alum baking powders that he says
their sale should be prohibited by law "
Under these clrcum n IL worth
the while OF every housewife TO employ
the very li'tlc care that Is necessary 10
keep 50 dangerous an element from the
food Of her family.
4 purc cream NJ tartar baking powder.
which Is the only kind that should b."
used. ought 10 cost about Iorty-hyc 10
hfty cents a pound Therefore II you
are paying much less, something Is
wrong; II you are paying g cents or less
per pound to. powder H. certainly made
from alum.
Always bear these simple facts In mind
when purchasing baking powder
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

/ G. r. Rals,on. representing mo Jessie
Shirley Company. Was In the city yostcr.
day.
MIS-. Gusslr Gray returned Sunday
from yl.,, with friends In Portland.
Nick whnrr. the Lewis and clark log.
ger ia In tho city on a brief business
trip.
Walter Creighton, Of Portland travel.
Ing ror Collier a Company, IL In the city
on a brief business rip.
I Mrs g. II calendar OF knappton,
Wash. rs visiting hor parents, Mr and
Mrs Il. G. Holden, Of this city.
The Shirley Company dramatic troupe
/ from California. viii open weeks en-
gagement az Fishers opera house on
May p
/ Miss L. l. DcYO returned home on the
Columbia yesterday from San Francisco.
ycrsity of California at Berkeley. and
has passed very successful cXamina-
ton. She was accompanied by Miss
Thomas who will visit here for some
time
Captain Dan McVicknr, the well known
Columbia river bar pilot. will leave to-
night on visit to his old homo In Cape
Breton, Nova Scotia. Captain McVIckar
will be absent about eight weeks, and
this Is his first return to his boyhood
home since leaving II "a years ago.
Those who have tried the Ice cream
served at the Parlor say II is the best
in the city.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16
Shanahan Bros

prlf'oa snov aour $50 a. h, Pat,
Market
frerh uuppy Gunlcr, chocolates ana
bon bona Jus, received a. the rafar
FoR RENT House u ny. rooms fur.
nishcd OF unfurnshrd Apply a, 80, E1.
change street
Rest California wine ~ cents per ENl-
lon. Alex Gilbert, sole agent Tor Astoria.
Telephone %
Cream Pure Rye Americas nnos,
whHkoy Tho only pure goods guarAn.
Iccd rich and mellow John l.. Carlson.
sole agent
The Young ladies n H. Agnes gulli viii
give an afternoon lon at lh, residence
of Mrs II @ smith. on Tuesday May
IS All arc cordially invited
Rambler and Ideal bicycles rot sale or
-ent. Repairs and sundries At loves,
rates. Can at cyclsry. So BOND street
Columbia Electric and Repair Company
Gold medals to HARPER whlsksy A.
New Orleans and Worlds Fair Chicago.
Try IT, you will endorse tho Judges vor.
dict Sold by Fonrd & Stokes Co.. As
torln oregon,
Notice 'Plano-owncrs can have their
thoroughly cleaned proyen.
tive Of moth usod) for 800 Orhor re.
pairing ana tuning at moderate chargcs
Call at drinin & Reeds or At spexarth's
store ON Commercial street r rrcderl.
kun.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS
OtNIDENT

OttlDENT
g. n Calendar Krappton
George = Holman salt Lake cry
Walter - Preston Portland
&c rye Gha'H Portland
q. W y London Portland
W VI Fau1u. Portland
Henry Ilrg Portland
'has q W1oir0ck Portland
p T. Soho'krr New York
] \ Rrckor Denver
q. r Ralstpu. Jessie Shirley co
W " Brown Norris Bros log lu
pony show
! % Williams san Francisco.
~ r Hum San Francisco.
p ~ M0uHon san Francisco
Henry Gle Chinook
PARKER HOUSE
DskHr Erickson. Melville
\ Elsjk Portland
j Gillian Portland
Thomas NarWlg. Portland
n GRAY Sk.plupn
Anderson Brothrrs vancouver.
Max Mct-nham Tacoma
r l.. Knapp Warrcnton
j Mccarthy San Francisco
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/ '"'r' Is every prospect '''i r'"'ns
''uo WI" p' 'rSaN't'd io Astoria WITHIN
So''' un'. IR''' Is no 0c'''r place
'.' 'N"'"' sports 'A'n AZ 'Nc mou,h
'' 'nc No'"m''a river ana no amer 'r
S'h'''N'T ''dN '' water can '' FOUND any.
"N'," \ start mas nee" made 10y ,h'
o' S''''S, 'Ns''Ar' "''h AT 'ho necessary
''NN'"s. IRON PORTLAND N'a'h'usr IN'
pur'Nas' was m'l' AZ am extremely ioN
inquire ana is 'a'N'H 10y us owners ''
"N' times 'hr amount paid i'r iI Ih'
P'.P'rF is owned 10y d" '"'m''F', Nh'
S"'''i'''' 'h' necessary '''h-Sl' 'a'H
'o''d '' trustees ".'h wa, "rfA"'h'' a
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

celebrated orchestra, Furman ana How.
lett, the greatest team In America 10
hear them alone Is worth a trip trom As.
toria to the Frcdericksburg music hOlL
Miss Georgie Grouardo. from SAN Fran.
cisco in her pleasing operate arlec.
tions, May Leanser, IN new and catchy
ballads, Maud Runners, the wondcrtut
dancer, only 10 years old, She mus, be
seen 70 be appreciated,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

The Pacific Regalja Company is send
ing ouy some unique buttons advertising
OreSou industries IN connection with the
coming editors convention Each dele.
gaze is receiving q button with lae wort
Portland on iI and the words "Nou
may Noun, Hood, Seattle or hear puget
sound the praises ~ our sister state.
but We Alaska kind word for YOU ana
those with whom YOU come iu conac,
May the mouth OF The great Columbia
speak volumes In your praise
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

In the police court yesterday Judge
Nelson hned Jacob Matison and William
Murphy S each for drunkenness john
Doe forfeited his bail OF $ on the same
charge
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

The reserved seat sale for Roland Rect
in The Wrong Mr.. Wright" a. Fisher $
opera house tomorrow evening. opens
at Griffin & Reeds this morning al 8
O'Clock
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

Henry dElia, who was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate ~
the late Frank Turco. visited the room
oe the deceased In the evening and found
everything In the room removed except
a few articles ~ furniture, The de.
ceased, who lived alone In one room.
had always kept his abode model OF
nea,ntss, and It was furnished with
many useful household articles all OF
which had evidently been stolen.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

The excursion bearing the past saenems
and their friends from Portland arrived
about noon at the \. \ <, depot sunday,
The train contained ten coaches and was
estimated TO have go people on board
After Few minutes stop the train pro.
ceedcd to Seaside. II lett Seaside on the
return trip a, 5 p m, hut few got on
the ears on arriving here. and the yraln
pulled out FOR Portland after gcw
minutes delay
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

County Judge Gray yesterday appointed
Henry d'Elia administrator II the estate
OF the late Frank Turco E. T. Ferguson.
S. Lapidura and D. Malagamba were
named as appraisers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

A public long-disiauce telephone booth
has been placed in the Oyciden, hotel.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

The pilot schooner san Jose is being
fitted OUT tor a cruise outside. she vii
puJ 20 sea today.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

Contractor Lchcck has hnished the
driving ot the piltng for the foundation
ot the creamery al Scow bay The work
ot erecting the building will be com.
meuced today, The machinery is OK.
pected next week, and ii is the Intention
ot Contractor Palmbens to have the work
50 Tar advanced that 1t can De put IN
place AZ once. The work with be pushed
as rapidly As possible. 50 as 90 have the
creamery In operation by the frs, OF
June.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

The ordination OF Or. Briggs occurred
at the pro-cathedral In New York on
Sunday afternoon Bishop Potter gfici
ated. ana the ordination ceremonies were
carried ou, without any unusual Incident.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

The steamer Fulton crossed on; Sun,
day evening lumber laden Tor san Fran
cisco.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

They are actually surveying the north
sljo ot tho columbia river. and there Is
no mistake" said Henry S,cgeman. tho
khckita, sheep prince, to a spokane Re.
view reporter one day OF last week ht
had occasion to 80 from his Horse nca.
wen ranges to pioneer Jade Swltalrr's s
farm AZ poln, opposite old umatila
/ lefty, On his arrival thcro he noticed tho
unusual presence there " brand new
tents staked near the oldest orchard IN
/ kllckUat county Later on the lact was
eltcitcd from Mr SNttslrr that there was
a party ot Is railroad surveyors campcd
there, and they were now running a line
of survey below hts ncld lhr party had
surveyed TO that point from the Mills
place, opposite Wallula Il Is said that
numbered states arN regularly driven
, over all the survey 20 Swl,E.crs Mr.
Swi,tler is " The opinion that the road
he has been dreaming " for 80 years
Is going TO wake 10 reality. he says
the caSlueer IN charge seems to Dc care.
tu.Iy prcparOng maps and estimates OF
construction as progress OF the survey
advances, lie is further ot the opinion
the surveyors are IN the ncld Tor tnc
Northern Pacific or tho recently rcorgap.
ICED Union Pacific
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

Peter johnson. a reslder, 10, ,h- Lewis
and Clark died at 81 Mary hospital
Sunday evening Of typhoid fever. aged
> years The funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed. and will be- an
nounced later.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

The repairs TO the boiler ot the Colum.
bine We're finished yesterday morning
She will leave out this morning II the
weather is favorable on a Trip TO Gray s
harbor Umatilla reef and TnIam7ok
rock
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

/ The regular weekly meeting Of the
Push club held last night was largely at.
tended and very enthusiastic feeling
was manifested. An important communl-
cation was read from Mr. A. 4. Ham
mond in regard 20 rail connection be-
| tweed Astoria and TiIamoOk and tx
pressing approval Of the action u the
association. Mr. Hammond stated .ha.
he would be glad TO confer prrsOnally
on the matter. Mr GOssn Tcred a
supplementary report 70 the effect tha.
he had conferred with Mr. Hammond
personally on the subject, and that Mr.
Hammond was very fayorably Inclined
toward the project, Mr.. Gosslin thought
from what Mr.. Hammond said that en-
gineeers would soon be put in the hc'd
to make a thorough examination Of the
proposed route and report as 70 its
fea sbillty for railroad construction. A
communication was read from j. e.
Cooper. McMinnville, president or the
state board Of immigration. suggesting
that meeting be called within two
weeks 10 consider the subject Of Finnish
Immigration. The committee on regatta
made a report naming a managing com
mittee Of five citizens Of Astoria to ar
range the regatta Of the coming season.
with power to fill vacancies in their
number and appoint all necessary sub
committees. The names Of the commit
teemen chosen are withheld from publ
cation by request Of the association. un-
til they can be officially notified OF their
selection. Mr.. Kendall reported the re-
ceipt of a contribution Of so from the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

In THE Wrong Mr WugHt.' wnicn
appears at Fishers opera mouse ,omor-
row night MIS- Isadore Rusn Will cause
quite hutter among the ladies' with ner
many stylish and beauIm. gowns. Sc
cure your seats a, Griffin & Reeds this
morning at o'clock.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

Wan,ed-Agents for Peerless" gas9-
line chandelier lamp; Iates, improve
menis. agents coming money, bees, light
In the market, best .-rms 20 agents.
Peerless Gasoline Lamp co.. s. koken
building 81, Louis. 30.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

Astoria and columbia Railroad Company
for the futherancc OF needed fish legis.
lation, for which the thanks OF the as.
sociation were voted A motion was
passed authorizing r. NJ CASTOR to ob.
tain = proposition from the residents
OF the Nehalcm IN regard TO the opcr.
a,lng ot a portable sawmlu aud to report
AZ some future meeting There was con.
siderable discussion IN regard to Fin.
ntsh Immigration road building aud some
questions and answers In regard TO the
proposed creamery bcforc adjournment.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

The following is the list Of artists ap-
pearing at the Fredericksburg music
hall, corner Seventh and Alder, Port
land, during the week: c. L. Browns
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

J. e. W McFarlapr. manager ~ thc
Columbia River oil and GuIuo Company
was arrested yesterday by CHIEF OF Po-
lice Hallock on charge OF violating
.city ordinance No Ia which prohibit,
she operation OF a salmon OH fa.,rry i0
the city limits. He WAS released ON hls
own recognizance 10 appear Tor ,nal hr-
fore Police Judge Nelson az o'clock iu
;hc afternoon. A. that hour, on tht %.
Ques, ot Messrs. Fulton Brothers ut-
,orueys Tor Mr. McFarlane. the ease wa.
postponed until Jhis afternoon a, 3
O'Clock. city Attorney Allen and Mgssr.
Smith Bros appear for the city.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

y. J. Levins5n city editor u tho ore
gonian. with Mrs Lcvinson spent sun
day in Astoria returning 10 Portland oH
the steamship Columbia yesterday Ter.
noon Mr. Levinson stated that h. cam,
down merely for a breath OF fresh sea
air. and enjoyed MS orlet respite from
duty very much. tie expressed mucH
surprise 10 ind the weather decdediy
mider on the coast tnan IN rorrand
From observations regularly maintained
| in the Oregonan office, Nj L@yinson
states that the season Is now muy nye
weeks later than usual keIerrIng 10 re-
ports which have reached Astoria tnat
not more than one-naIf OF the CUSTOM
airy acreage has been seeded this year In
the Willamette valley Mr. LeylnsOn states
that while this Is probably true ne sees
no occasion for concern over a snort
crop in Oregon. II nave known saiG
Mr. LevinsOn. wheat to be- sDwn Boo the
willamette valley a. late az may y tnaJ
produced a fully matured crop or over
% bushels 10 the acre. Inc general
outlook for business Of al xmas through
out the Northwest Is considered very on
cOuraging by Mr.. Leylnsou
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16
TODAY'S WEATHER
Fair: south 20 east winds.
AROUND TOWN.

I
| --
AROUND TOWN.
A publ, long-dis;ance telephone ooou
has been placed in the Occiden, hotel
The steamer Fulton crossed on; san
day evening lumber laden for san Fran
!cisco.
The pilot schooner san Jose is 5s,ni
fitted out Tor cruise outside. she vii
|puj 10 sea today.
In the police cour; yesterday Juig,
Nelson fined Jacob Ma,,son and William
Murphy S each for drunkenness. Joai
Doe forfeited his bail OF $ on the Sam
charge.
The reserved seat sale for Roland Rec,
in The Wrong Mr.. Wright" a, F.sner
opera house tomorrow evening. opens
at Griffin & Reeds this morning at
O'Clock.
County Judge Gray yesterday appoi1tet
Henry dElia administrator II the estai,
OF the late Frank Turco E Z. Ferguson
S. Lapidura and D. Malagamba were
named As appraisers,
/ The ordination OF Dr. Briggs occurred
at the pro-cathedral in New York on
Sunday afternoon, Bishop Potter yf1ci
ated. ana the ordination ceremonies were
carried out without any unusual Incident.
( The repairs 10 the boiler 0t the Colum-
bine were finished yesterday morning.
she will leave out this morning Il the
weather Is favorable on a trip to Gray $
harbor, Umahlla reef and Tuamook
rock.
Peter johnson. resident n ,h- Lewis
and Clark. died at ST Mary hospital
Sunday evening Of typhoid fever. aged
> years The funeral arrangements have
no, yet been completed and will be an
nounced later
County Assessor Carnahan returned
yesterday from a trip 20 wes,p5r, and
Clifton where hv has been looking into
the valuation OF propert y,ner- and max
ing estimates FOR the annual assessmen,
rolls for mex, year
wan,ed-Agents for peerless gas3-
Z fFa
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

The funeral Of Peter Johnson will take
place from The residence Of William Lar
son. on the Lewis and Clark. al / o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The launch Her
cules will leave Ross, Higgins g. Co.'S
dock at 10 a. m, and Will convey all
who desire to attend the funeral The
interment will be in the Lewis and Clark
cemetery
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

In the interview tn last nights Te'a-
gram. W W Mcclure. brother Of tHe
late Ho.liSter n. Mcclure states tHa'
no trace OF the body OF either tha nsn
commissioner or Senator Reed has been
discovered Mr. W ". McGuir, says ne
is Of the opinion that both bodies Mere
held down Tn some Of the numerous ro,k
pockets along the bed Of the river M
Mcclure thinks Mr. Reed mus, have
gone down In the worst part OF the
rapids and his brother mus, nave been
near the shore. He thinks his brother
mus, have swan 70 the willow busDr.
which ov-rhang the bank and lu at
tempting 10 pull himself out by them ne
was swep, under and drowned The
water Is l2 feet deep near the ynor-
where he must have tried 20 land. Had
he made for he other shore he wouln
have found water no, over three ieer
deep a short distance from whore mo
boat was swamped
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

The lighthouse tender Manzani,a Will
leave our this morning on a "trip TO Alas
ka. The CaIumbine will call a. Seattle
before proceeding north. she will visit
the har0or. ana liga; stations In Alas
kan waters and report 10 the department
upon their condition and the improve
men,s necessary TO facilitate navigation.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

W ingalls,, chairman OF the board
.ot directors OF the Lewis ana ozark ROAD
has appointed n. r STAFFORD. Henry ooer
and Professor II. ). Lyman As the Clat.
sop committee. and W }. Heckard. hugn
Mccormack and J. r. sale As the Lewis
and Clark committee They viii NEE;
at the court house in this city ar 10 a.
m. on Thursday. May Is. 10 devise plans
FOR raising the necessary FUNDS for com
pIeting the road. the Astoria committee
will De appointed az that time. 70 Is
also requested that the hoard OF lt-
rec;ors be present AZ the meeting rney
are as follows; ". J. lngaus r1alr-
man, W. F. Dement, secretary aud treas
urrr VIM. Larson. Wm. Edgar r. 4,
Jsners and d. }. ingalls,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16

Those who have tried the Ice cream
served at the Parlor say It Is the best
in the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-14
0IympIc TtealR,

The performance given By John W.
Isham's Qctoroons at the olympic the
atre yesterday afternoon and evening
is good one in every part of il. and.
in fact, is far superior to any Of the
previous entertainments given 10y this
well known aggresnt0n. There are 50
members i'm the company an colored
although s4f4frr IF tiiu irffr-tir str
not only almost white 90 the eye. but
are a, $50 quite attractive As singers
and dancers The majority Of the per-
formers are remarkably good indeed
ana the applause So lavishy bestowed
az yesterdays performance was well
deserved
me performance opens with an
ETHIOPIAN Satire" IN one act. entitled
f-ll-T.' which, as the title indicates
has to do with the game Of policy ana
the piece Is Just fun If fun catchy
coon songs and graceful dances the
entire company participating in the
skit. The olio opens with Billy Miller
IN monologues and songs. some of
which are original The Brttuns, joe
ana Sadie. are grOtesQuc dancers. and
the steps they execute are certainly