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The Imperial press., 1904-06-18
Cures Old Sores.

Westmoreland, Kans., May 3, 1902. Ballard Snow l.inimcnt Co.,: Your snow Liniment cured an old sore on the side of my chm that was supposed to be n cancer. The sore was stubborn and would not yield to treatment, untii tried Snow Llniment, which dld the work in short order. My sister, Mrs Sophia ]. Carson. Allcnsvllle, Mlihn Co' Pa, has sore and mlstrusts that It IS n cancer. Please send her 5Oc bottle
 Sold by Imperial Drug C.. Dr. r. s' Anderson, prupT Phone 1s.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18
Sued by lis Doctor.

"A doctor here has sued me for tl2.50, which claimed was excessive for case of cholera morbus," says k. White, of Coachella. Cal At the trial he praised his medical skill and medicine. asked him if it was not Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he used as 1 had good reason to believe it was, and he would not say under oath that 1t was not" No doctor could use q better remedy than this in case of cholera morbus, 1t never fails
 Sold by Imperial Drug Co. Dr. r. S. Anderson, Propr. Phone 7S
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18
IMPERIAL
Railroad Time Table

No. soS Leaves Imperial daily at ilO P. ni.i cosnects at Old Hrach vith No. tor l.. A. {. arrive l.. 4. i0!sO D. ui. Connects at Old Reach with No. Go fof Et Paso and New Orleans. No. sOt Afrives from L.. A. and from Ei Paso ats O p. co. daiiy.
 No. Sol- Leaves Imperial at I.0s a. m, dAtly foe l.. 4. and for Ei Paso and Nsv Orleans. No. Sl-AfTiVes daily from l.. 4. aud ftOm Ei Paso and beyond st 7!ts a. m.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18

The board of supervisors meet as board of equalization the first Monday in July for the hearing ot protests against the values placed on property by the county assessor.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18
New potatoes at Andres.

New potatoes at Andres.
 Mems outing suits at Varneys'. u
 Ladies muslin underwear at Var neys'. fl
 Egyptian corn planters at Edgar Bros. fl
 See New York Store Sale on another page.
 Don't use that broken harness; Edgar Bros. will mend 1t. 5tf
 varney Bros. sell for cash, conse- 1uently sell chealest. u
 Don't tie your harness with bale rope, Edgar Bros. mend 'em. 5tf
 Window shades, mattresses and spring cots at Varnsys'. If
 Green corn is in; also new potatoes, all of Imperial manufacture.
 Great inventory sale at the New York Store. See price lis, elsewhere.
 See k. F.. Toomey about your Grain Bags Agen, for G. ". McNear. fl
 Corn planters arranged especially for kafiir and Egyptian corn, al Edgar Brus. tf
 Dan Jeffres. of McNear & Go. Los Angeles. is down helping out MT. Too mey in the busy season.
 Forty dollars buys the best sewing machine made - the latest improved White. Vsrney Brothers, agents. 3u The J. F. Boyd Lumber Co. has now opened up their new Lumber Yard for business, one Block West of Depot. 5tf Farmers wanting Kaffir or Egyptian corn for sced or to insure their grain should apply at once to George w. McNear & Co. If
 Fernald's Boston Store" was burg larized Sunday morning, a show window broken and a revolver taken. No trace yet of the thief.
 Mir. and Mrs Fuller, parents of Mrs. F.. X. Wood, of Brawley, left Mondy for their home in Iowa. accompanied by their daugh Ger. Miss Fuller, bookkeeper for Stevenson Bros. They return in the Fall.
 4 man named Burns, late in the em- ploy of the s. r. made threatening demon strations toward Elmer F.. Peck Sunday, and warrant was issued for his arrest but mp to this writing has not been found supposed to have left town. We have for sale all kinds of horses, hogs, cattle, harness. wagons and farm ing implements that you may need. AL SO Stallion and Jack for service. Jack at Imperial, stallion at Ranch. Calit"r- mia Mexico Land & Cattle Company, Calcxico. 9u
 The old Beach Hotel has been en- larged, several comfortable sleeping rooms added and new kitchen built. First class meals any time day or night. Passengers leaving Imperial Valley can stay all night at old Beach and get up after daylight to catch the train. II. .n .l..h Al
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18
Moore's Ice Cream Parlors.

Mrs. Jas T. Moore and daughter nave opened up in the old store formerly oc- cupied by Stevenson Bros, an lee cream parlor; also lemonade, soda, cold drinks of all kinds, candy etc. 7tf
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18
Leveiing and Ditching Wanted.

Wanted at once party to level, ditch and border, one hundred acres near Brawley. Apply at the Imperial Valley Bank, Brawlry. 7u
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18

FOR SALE-4O ACRES WITH WATER improved land, near Silsbee. Patent ed land, t30 per acre. P. J. storms, SIlsbee. Stf
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18

FOR SALE-IGO ACRES OF WHEAT pasture Six miles south of Gmper-
 iaI. Inquire of Chappcll Brothers. tf
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18

FOR SALE-64O ACRES IN DISTRICT No. ,of splendid level land, with wal CT stock fully paid and in the midst of improved property. Would sub-di- vide. Price low for quality. Write u-. F.. J. Swayne & Co.,, Box 50, San Diego, Cal. S-9
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-THE CHEAPEST FARM in the valley, no better land; l2O acres two miles north of HoltviIle; 5O acres improved. t2O per acre, if taken before July 1 See W. l.. Wart- man on the place. May 2S-July 2. I HAVE A FEW CHOICE REGIS tered Duroc.Jcrsey boars, 2 months old, for sale. The price is right. r. F.. Carr, Calexico. '9
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18

Walk yer shoes can now be had at Varneys'. u Mrs. II. k. Andre has gone to Los Angeles.
 Nils. Charlotte NJ. Preston has gone to Los Angeles.
 Mir and Mrs. Bowen, of Eastside, have gone to san Diego.
 Mrs. George Thing has gone to Fl Campo on an extended visit.
 The New Casli Store s Andres. ln- pcrial Avenue. Give is trial.
 Constable Taggart has resigned and Imperial las no catcher for evil dOers. The First National Bank and U. $. Land Office have put up awnings this week
 Mrs F.. [. Howe and son, Toilette. left Monday morning for Los Angeles and the coast.
 Imperial Bakery, East Ninth Street, Henry krrker, proprietor. Fresh bread {, cakes and pies. Goods delivered. 5tf
 Contractor Koetsch is building an ad- dition to the Creamery, l2x2S, to give more room for the cream vats and office. In the canal system for No. 6 are 57 different structures of lumber, costing all the way from $20 up toabout tlO0 each.
 Ii there is any land or business prop ertv that you wish to buy or sell you will be satisfied by calling on Shapard & Burke. fl
 Armiger Howe laie of the Press force, went Monday to Ontario for q brief visi, after which he enters the Times busi- ness force at Los Angeles. The Press wishes him success.
 First Methodist church south, 9th X II St. Preaching l q. m. X r. m. morning subject "The Kingdom of God Where is it? Evening, Listening fnr the Voice of God" The church is fixed comfortable for day service.
 Mir. and Mrs. Masten of the Thelma returned Monday from Corona, wher, they have been attending the closing exercises of the High School at which their son John Wesley graduated. John and his brother Charles returned with their parents, and another year will go off to college.
 Monday while w. II. Allen, 3 miles north was harvesting wheat, fire broke out in the stubblc close behind the har' vester. It was extinguished without damage, the wind fortunately heing favorable; but was close call for 1O acres of grain. Cause unknown, sup posedly dropped match.
 BoRY-in san Die. O June l3. to the wife of William Merrill Cant, an lmpe- rial contractor, an Sis dound son. This little fellow has perhaps more living relatives in san Diego than any other child. On his mothers side he has 39 immediate rcatives, up to his great grandfather, J. D. Palmer. On his fathers side the great-grand-father'
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18
Malls Arrive and Depart
ARRIVE FROM

"a Daily. 10. TueHdays, Thursdays and Sat except Sanday.
 Postofhc- hoars q. m. to 20 p. m, Sundays 2 Ito 10.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18

FOR EXCH ANGE-A MODERN seven room cottage on the ocean front at one of the best beaches on the Coast. good income property and will exchange for Imperial land. Address box 562 san Bernardlno. .4tf
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18

MANAGER WANTED-TRUSTWOR thy lady or gentleman to manage bus mess in this county and adjoining ter ritory for we'll and favorably known house of solid financial standing t2O straight cash salary and expenses paid each Monday by check direct from headquarters. Expense money advanced. Position permanent. Adj dress Manager, SlO Como Rock, Chi cago, Ill.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
They Were Torpedoes
SAYS
The Russian Admiral

Vigo, Spain. Oct. 29.--The Russian
squadron Is still in port. Upon the
main question relative to the identity
OF the japanese torpedo boats said To
have been seen among the Hull fish,
Ing fleet during the night oil October
2l.22. Vice Admiral Rojestyensky said
to the Associated Press today:
"Rumors had reached me that the
Japanese would attack the squadron
and when suddenly saw that night
the two torpedo boats between our
two divisions and heard the noise oi
the firing or torpedocs l doubted not
that they were japanese.
Prince Keretelli, an officer on board
the battleship Emperor Alexander III.
told me that the transport Areadaur
was surrounded by eight torpedo
boats or vessels carrying torpedo
tubes. The Areadauer signalled her
danger and when our bnttleships ad,
yanced We did not for one moment
suppose that the attacking vessels
could be fishermen"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
ALAMEDA Brings
MANY P4SS.h({aS

The Oceanic steamship Alameda ar
rived from San Francisco little later
than usual this morning. She lief,
October go ana experienced rot ~
weather during the first two or three
days. The liner had to buck against
head winds and head seas, which made
her roll considerably and caused her q
delay which she was unable to make
up. During the remainder OF the voy
age fine weather was enjoyed.
The Alameda reports sighting the
following vessels:
October 2yth, at $3.50 p. M, Lat. 3TlG
NJ, Long. 124.07 W., met four.masted
schooner and a full.risged ship. bound
n E.; October Both, at noon, Lat 1886
n, Long 1900 W.. met Company's
steamer Sierra. bound n. f.: Novem.
Dor LIST at 5:2i p. NJ, Lat. 3o.06 n.
Long. 1870 W.. met S. s. Argyle,
bound N. f.; October Goth. 7:05 y. m.
Lat. 1907 N. Long. 1885 w, met =
steamer bound N. E.; November 3, at
1880 y. m, Lat. $3.50 ~, Long. l55.4S
W, mot p. M. s. $. Manchuria. bound
n. ~.
The popular ocean ferry had on
hoard quite large list OF cabin passen'
gers, among them being large mum
bor of we'll known Island people.
l.. s. Aungst Is the manager OF the
Eona-Kau Telephone Company. who
has bic haodnunrfars NJ KniIuu Eona
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
Brave Stoessel Will
Fight To Finish

st. Petersburg, Oct, 2s,--Alarmist
reports from foreign sources of the al
legged situation Of the Port Arthur gar
rison and of a renewal OF the Japanese
attack on that stronghold have created
considerable popular anxiety over the
fate of the fortress, which, Il must bs
confessed, had almost been overlooked
by the public the last few days owing
To the absorbing interest taken In the
North Sea complications.
The Government simply says il il
without direct adyices, though 1t real
izes that the situation In the fortress
must be growing daily more difficult.
However, II maintains the Arm belief
that the garrison will be able to hold
out
The statement that General Stoessel
Is scorning all mention Of surrender is
described TO be exactly what might he
expected. He Is described as u maS
who will fight al ions - tn,,v 80 .
finger In Port Arthur to pull a trigger
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04

Have your old Panama hat made
like new. Globe Clothing House.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
WAR ExPG RTS

May talk. but the real story OF the
war will be told in tomorrow's Bui.
letin by MR.. DooLeY.'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL
,eaI "Wants" on page s.

Read Wants" on page 8.
Wurzburger IN quarts or piuts, fee
cold at the Pantheon Saloon.
Advance line Of holiday goods now
Oh display. Wall. Nichols Co.
Neatly furnished rooms al the Pop.
ular. 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street.
a probate notice In the estate Of Eilz.
nbeth parnes Maynard Is published
under New Today.
Big hosiery sale pau tomorrow atA,
Blom's in Progress Block Big bar.
gains-.dont miss them.
Just arrived ex bark Olympic" 25
head Of fine mules. Enquire Schuman
Carriage Co., Young building
The Republicans Of the Fifth Dis
trlct will hold meetings tonight al the
pumping station on King street and
at Puunui.
Chocolates, bonbons, taffes and
mixed candies, neatly packed in fancy
boxes. Fresh every day at Hart q Co.,
Ltd. The Elite.
Elizabeth X. Meyer sues Jesse Ma
kainai for the purpose OF csncellins
and setting aside write ninstrumcn,
Involving the disposition of land.
Ladies' turnover embroidered col.
lars on special sale, & for 5or. Excel.
lent values In English Long cloth, I2-yd
pieces for sIi5 at Pacific Import Co. e
The Friday Evening Social Cluh
give an entertainment and dance thif
| evening at the /. o. u. +. hail. Ia
Nitations will be taken M AT the door
4 modern twostory house, mosquito
proof. electric lights, nicely situated.
convenient to both Berelania and Pun.
ahou ear lines is for rent Inquire on
premises, 1913 Kinau, between Vie.
toIia and Pensacola streets.
The Republicans of the Fourth bis.
trict hold another meeting at Emma
Square tonight. Following are the
speakers. e. /. Crabbo presiding: a.
q. NJ. Robertson, j. +. Morgan, John
Lucas. !. G. Lane. A. u. Castro, Il. a.
Douthitt. John X. Gandall. ]. " Dow.
set L. +. Bishop. Frank Andradc, u
". Aylett.
! 4 relief map Of Pearl Lochs and sur
rounding land Is on exhibition at tho
rooms of the Promotion Committee,
Three OF Prince Fushimi's suite called
and examined the map with great IN
tcrest. The map was made by J. W
; Thompson at the request OF r, w
Macfarlanc and was intended for CS
llbiiiUn az the st. Louis Fair
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
WAS COMMANDER DRUNK

London. Oct. 26.--The London Times
Hull correspondent argues that the
fact that the first ships Of the squadron
steamed calmly by "dlsposes Of the lie.
ton that the Russian officers had al
attack Of nerves, and then contends
that II Is ridiculous to suppose that
Russian men.of.war, largely manned
Ivy Films. could have mistaken the
trawlcrs for anything but fishing boats.
Besides" the correspondent say,
such excuses as have been advanced
81. behalf Of the Russians do not even
allcge ignorance; they suggest some
mistake or mcnaCing movement by
the trawlers Then theiiring was from
r.orc than one ship. and was com.
menced aud stopped by orders"
The correspondent minulely details
the injuries inflicted upon the trawl-
ers, and asserts that every shot was
about two and u half inches in dia.
u etcr at the point OF entry, evidently
bullets from machine guns. while tbs
trawlers also were struck by burst.
inr shell OF which skipper picked NJ
fragments. The Moulmein had u hols
aft three and half inches and eight
inches wide at the point Of entry. EVIL
IDENTIFY made by shell.
Finally. the correspondent contends
that the whole affair Is compatible
with the idea OF u drunken commander
yielding to the temptation to have q
little fun among British fishermen.
who are nothing more than peasants
IN the eyes Of a well.hOru Russian"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
WAIALUA RIOT CASE
Continued from Page ~

specifications Of the surrounding Coun
try.
Prosscr opened the proceedings
with a brief statement to the Jury OF
what he hopes 10 prove. lie recited
what Is above noted In the way OF ailc.
cations and went on 10 say that tn"
attacking party practically tore down
The house and generally ratsed-----
here tho Deputy Attorney General
glanced around the court, catching
himself. as II were. cain" He said
that the unsuspecting occupants of the
house, where II Is supposed some kind
OF q society meeting was In progress,
had no idea OF the approaching multi
tudc, consisting Of some thirty or
forty men, until the door was burst
open and the gang was upon them.
Tho first witness called for the prof
ccuton was J. p. Mcdeiros, manager
OF tho Walalua Wine Co., who testified
| that On the nirht at rhe "rini"---
Attorney Douthtt here interrupted
to object to the use OF the word riot
| by tho witness. THAT is "a matter
! for the jury to decide" said Douthitt.
rrosser advised Mcdeiros TO drop the
riot" and refer to the alleged occur.
renee as a noise.
Mcdciros was aroused by a terrific
noise and left his house TO ascertain
| the cause OF the disturbance. He saw
I thirty or forty Chinese creating q
rumpus. He saw others coming out OF
house packing their wounded. ~
he expressed II. The attacking forces
were armed, he said. with rods, cane
knives and hatchets. They were talk
Ing in n loud voice and creating a
great fuss. One OF the members OF
the defending force went to the house
OF Msdelros to borrow "A wagon to cart
away some of the wounded. Witness
said that the fighting occurred back OF
certain premises owned by one Achi
He heard the noise about 1913
o'clock In the evening. He was firs,
aroused by the ringing OF shots.
| Former Deputy High Sheriff Charles
Chillingworth Is one of the witnesses
for the prosecution. Some two dozen
Chinese witnesses will testify.
When Arroyo, whose first name Is
Eugsnio, was today called up for III,
sixth time for arralgnmcnt under in
dlctment for the murder of fellow
Porto Rican, there was again the alb
sence Of a Spanish interpreter to in
terfcre with the indictment being reat
10 the defendant. Prossor stated e
the Court that, as a matter OF fact. tn,
accused spoke the English languag,
fairly well and could understand tina
tongue. Prosser suggested that tn,
Indictment be read TO Arroyo In Eng
fish. He added that several persons
had been known to converse with tn,
Porto Rican within the past few day.
and that he had understood. Judg,
Gear put the matter over to the after
noon session.
Decision on j. J, DUNES motion 70
continuance until next term In III,
matter of Territory VS.. Phillip Naono
murder. was deferred until Mouda,
next.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
LABOR men WILL
URGE
EXCLUSION OF JAPS

= Chicago. oct. 29..-.Thc invasion =
= oil the American industrial field :
:. by Japanese laborers is feared by 8
I. President Michael Donnelly, of =
:: the Butcher Workmens Union. =
1. To head on the japanese. Donnel- +
Z: ~ will introduce a resolution at =
T. the convention OF the American =
:. Federation Of Labor in San Fran. I
!. cisco next month calling for the Z
!. enactment ui legislation cXclud- !
!. ing them from the United States. =
4. The matter was brought to :
= Donnclly's attention ny call :
: made on him by X. Okajima, a 4:
= Japanese who was seeking intor- ::
= nation regarding conditions in !:
+ the packing plants. Mr.. Okajima I.
I. showed letters of introduction to !!
I. the packers recommending him :
= as the proper person to furnish !:
:: them with Japanese labor. :
= 4, (. = u - J. 4. 4. = 4. :. 4. 4. 4. I. I.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04

Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
sPoURITZ DISCHARGED.

Judge Robinson makes an order dis
missing A. Spouritz as Garnlshee in
the case OF Otto s. Meyer =: al. VS.. thu
Kamalo Sugar Co. Spouritz has in his
possession. as set forth in an affidavit.
nothing In the way Of money or prop
erty belonging TO the plaintiff; Meth
er Is he Indebted to the complainant
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
HONOLULU STOCK EXGSsssc
HONOLULU. Nov. !, 1905.
NAME or STOCK


c Brewer & Co ....-..
L b kerr n 60 Ltd oil.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04

Salcs-S2, O0o Pioneer bonds, 500.
81 coo Paia bonds, 500; 50 Haw. Com.
4 :. Co, $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation. 5.375 cents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04

Dr. 4. q. Hodgins. who took the trim
e. San Francisco on the Alameda's las,
voyage. as the vessels surgeon, returns
accompanied By his wife.
/. u. Kerr. tho well known local mer
chant. returns accompanied by his son
W II. Kerr.
j. Sutherland Ross is the agent OF
the southern Pacific railroad company
Major W. A. Purdy returns from the
mainland accompanied by Mrs. purdy
nee Anita Chrystal.
G. S. Roudebush represents the firm
OF Baker 4 Hamilton.
T. A. Schaefer. the We. known mer.
chant and local Italian Consul, is back
from the mainland.
Mrs. Albert Otis Is the wife of the
proprietor OF the Honolulu Drug Com
pany,
n, $, Holt Is member OF the Stock,
ton firm of Holt Bros. dealers in agri,
cultural machinery.
The Alameda brought Lao tons oil
freight and had on board four days
mail. lGi bags.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-04
BORN.

THRUM-In this city. November 3,
1904. to Mr.. aud Mrs. d. f. Thrum, !
daughter.
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
STAND ON YOUR HEAD
AND TRY TO TALL"
Mischievous Girl Is Having Fun Over
the Phone With New Castle, Pa,
Society Women.

NEW CASTLE, Pa. Dec 3.-Wealthy
residents of New Castle would like to
catch the mischievous girl who has been
having lot of fun al their expense.
Beginning two weeks ago, society wo-
men have been called 10 their tele-
phones and asked all sorts of imperti-
nent questions by a sweet voiced girl at
the other end OF the wire.
Certain families have hired detectives
TO locate the sweet voiced girl, This
morning one of the wealthiest women
in the town was called to the telephone
and a girls voice announced that the
telephone was being tested.
please blow i'm the receiver" said
the voice.
The society woman did as requested.
Now stand little to the left Of the
receiver and speak, said the voice. The
woman did as requested.
You're very kind Now try the
right side Of the receiver, said the same
nice voice. This also was done.
Thanks. swfully. Now. stand. on
your head and try TO talk" shouted the
voice.
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
NAVAL RANEUYERS WILL
.INYOLVEIHREES QUADRONS
Fleet Will Gather in West Indian
Waters in January for MObili-
cation and Review.

The plans for naval mobilization and
maneuver this winter In West Indian
waters contemplate the employment OF
the North Atlantic fleet. European
squadron and South Atlantic squad
ron
The vessels of the two sQuadrons
are now EN- route 10 the West Indies,
where they are due 10 arrive about
December 10. and during the holiday
season they Will dispense among various
ports 10 give the men shore leave. The
North Atlantic feet viii leave Hampton
Roads about January 8 for Culebra,
where il will join the European and
South Atlantic squadTons on January 10.
The maneuvers will continue in Culebra
ana Porto Rico waters until about Feb
ruary 10 upon which date the ships
are due To arrive al Guantanamo. The
maneuvers viii b~ held ia that vicinity
until about March -. and the vessels
viii then proceed 10 Pensacola for tar
get practice. This practice viii take
from one month 70 six weeks.
Smaller vessels with the feet will prob
ably not go ON the outside range, bat
will mold their practice in 81. Joseph
Bay, Fla