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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07

The Herald. rke every other newspaper, is
misrepresented at times. particularly In cases
involving hotels. theaters, etc The public
will please take notice that every representa-
tive Of this newspaper is equipped with the
Ercper credentials anG more particularly equip
ped with money with which to pay his bills.
THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07
THE CITY

Strangers are invited TO visit the exhibits of
California products at the Chamber of Com
merce building, On Broadway, between First
and Second streets. where free information will
be given all subjects pertaining this Sec
sicn
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07

The Herald Will pay $40 in cash to anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
Htrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Save sickness and stomach trouble by
drinking the best spring water The
Glen Rock Water company will supply
you. Phones C1456, East 437. Prices
right.
Cat Show
New Hamburger building, February
10th to 18th. Phone 52409 or South 2133.
If you are an expert hair dresser
You are a Macdonald graduate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
NAY BUILD TROLLEY LIVE
RICHMOND TO WASHINGTON
Under Charters Granted by Corpora
ton Commission, Gould May
Extend Electric System.
CIV Associated PrcSsD

RICHMOND, VA. Jan. :s.-The
state Corporation Commission today
issued charters for the Frrdcrlcks-
burg Electric Company and the Eler-
trlc Generating Company
The first gives the right TO build
81, ctric rlanls. 30 build lines for
wires, 20 furnish. supply AMI sell
hra!. light and power to the general
public.
The provisions OF tn" second per
nit the company 10 build such sta
lions. sub s,aiitns. plants or power
houses as may b" necessary for the
purposes OF the company and permits
sion Is given 20 sell, furnish. suppl;
and distribute electricity for heating.
lighting or power purposes.
The charter also provides that the
contrary can build such transmission
lines az II may desire between Its
stations. substations or ether points
in order 10 carry out the purpose for
which II is organized.
The Frank j Gould interests con-
trcl the wa.er power NJ Fred"ricks-
burg, and the two charters are taken
70 mean the extension 10 Washington
OF the new electric line from Rich
mond to Ashland. II miles north OF
here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
MINE EXPLOSION KILLS
Two; 800 NARROWLY ESCAPE
Accident Creates Panic Among Day
Shift, Most Of Whom Escape
from Fumes.

PITTSBURG. PA. Jan. 29.-rwc
men were killed and three hundrsd
others narrowly escaped death from
an explosion OF coal dust at the Sc
weekly nine OF the Keystone Coal and
Coke Company. at Madison, Pa, near
here today.
The dead: AlOnza Canadian. aged
Il years: Paul Bezia, aged % years.
The explosion caused a. panic anon g
the day shift at work number
ing about 300 men, ana all made a
rush for the exits With the excep-
ton of the two victims mentioned all
succeeded in escaping before the IRE
damp settled around where they were
working.
Carnathan. who was working about
a mile and half from the mine en-
trance is supposed 10 have loaded a
car with slate and while waiting for
it 10 be removed to have fired shot.
isni;ing the dust.
Sutfocated by Damp.
The l"dieS of both the dead men
indicate that they were not killed
by the explosion but were suffocated
by the fire damp.
Half a dozen fire bosses entered
the mine after the explosion and
brought out the bodies of the Two
men
They pronounced the mine safe AID
later the night shift. Ct miners went
to work as usual.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. SATURDAY. JANUARY 30. 1909
SNOW, VINO. AND SlEET
BESeTS WESTERN COUNTRY
Wires PR strated and Trains Halted
in Some Sections-Roofs Blown
or In Others.
tBy Associated Press.


CHICAGO. ILL" Jan. 9Th"
storm OF sleet. SNOW and rain which
sped along by high wind during the
last twenty four hours. has Frustrated
telegraph and telephone wires, stalled
trains, wrecked buildings and isolated
whole communities. str':rk Chicago to
night and was reported central In
the vicinity of Detroit.
TIE first bite OF III" storm was
felt in Chicago at Nc. and it con
tinuSll to increase in Try as III" ho"rS
passed.
The wind blew for miles an hour
and the thprmOmei' registered 4
drop OF over twcntI degrees to ten
above zero.
The day was che long fight by tn"
tel, Graph and railroad companies 4"
restore wires and r >c'lc the stalled
trains.
No freight trains ne running to
n.ght in the storm belt III Iowa ana
few in Wisconsin aud Minnesota.
The Chicago. Milwauk"" and s..
Paul reported practically all its w!re*
down
The best information 0btainal'e at
La Crosse was that Iwn trains are
probably stuck In tn. NOW in South
Dakota
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
TIDAL WAVE SWEEPS BARCELONA
Reports Come in Early Morning-loss
Of Life Unknown-Landslide Buried
VILLAGE and Several Hundred
inhabitants-Subter Roarinss
Preceded Tidal Wave.
(By Associated PreSs.)


LONDON, Jan 30--A pecial des-
tan. Spain. says that a terrible earth
quake has devastated several towns
and villages III south and southeast
ern Spain.
A tidal wave partially submerged
the coast near Barcelona and great
landslide at Ceuta buried the villag'
o. Romara and several hundred in
habi,ants.
News from Malaga says that many
houses were damaged in the town or
Totana and several villages in the
province of Murca.
Overwhelmed by Wave.
A despatch from Tarrasa says that
barcelona bad been overwhelmed by
tidal wave.
The loss Of life is unknown. Sub
terranean roarings proceeded the tidal
wave. causing fearful panic amonS
the people on the prcmenades and In
the buildings Of the city.
Where Quake Occurred.
Taraza, whence comes the report
OF a great tidal wave at Barcelona.
is~Rfteen miles distant from the lat
ter city.
barcelona is the second largest city
in Spain, situated On the Mediterran-
can in the northeastern part OF the
coMtry. 1t has a population OF
100000
Murcia, where the shock is also
reported to have been felt. Is in south
eastern Spain, a. short distance in
land from the Mediterranean coast.
Malaga, where a shock was report
I'd early today. is in extreme south
ern Spain Oh the Mediterranean coast
The meager advices thus far recelv-
ed indicate that the earthquake was
felt along the entire Mediterranean
coast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
TWO DENlAls READ BEFORE HOUSE
In Lower Chamber Pleas Of Not Guilty
on Rainey's Charges Entered BY G.
. Taft and Cron,wetl-various
Questions Are Discussed BY Peo-
pies Representatives.
(Ry Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 90
The omnibus claims bill, carrying an
approprG ion of about $3.0o0.00O.
which has been favorably acted upon
by the House OF Representatives was
passed by the Senate today with an
amendment repeating the law allow
ing The reference of Southern war
claims to the court OF claims by the
senate or House OF Representatives.
A substitute bill for all pending
measures relating to the re-enl!stment
OF the soldiers Of the Tweny-hfth
regiment, who were discharged with
out honor following the Brownsville.
Texas. shooting up was introduced
by Senator Aldrich and accepted by
Senator Foraker and other Repubii.
can senators who had proposed legis'
lation for the same purpose. It
provides lor court OF inquiry to pass
upon the qualification Of the discharS-
cd men for re-enlistment. -
At 4:40 o'clock p. m. the Senate
adjourned until Monday. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Freak Letter to Speaker.

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Jan. 29.-
Speaker Cannon today received lot
ter from Memphis. Tenn. conveying
for his consideration the terms by
which It is proposed to grant amnes-
~ and a general pardon to any per-
son who aided or abetted the asssssi-
naficu OF President Lincoln.
the occasion suggested is the 10ota
anniversary OF the birth Of the late
President ard the reason offered Is
that it would serve to bring the true
:acts concerning the assassination, IN
Guiding those figuring In the s'Wy
that John Wilkes Booth was capfur.
cd and killed at the Garrett house IN
Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
STORMY IN OKLAHOMA.
Buildings at Center Of Disturbance
Damaoed-Wires Down.
(By Associated Press.'

(By ASsOClatcd Pfess.'
GUTHRIE. OKLA. Jan. 2?.-Wiih
gale flowing sixty miles an h"ur
and the air filled with dust. northern
oklahoma yesterday afternoon ell
dured the most severe wind and Sam.
storm of the last five years.
Reports indicate that the full fury
of the storm was centered in Alfa'fa
county where the towns of Carmen
and Gnltry suffered considerable prop
erty damage. several buildings being
damaged and serious loss sustained
by telephone companies.
Telegraphic communication from
Northern Oklahoma is completely de-
moralized and conditions grow worse
as the center Ct the storm advances
southwark
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Husband Then Puts Bullet Through
His Own Head.
he LATER DIES N 4 HOSPITAL
Wounded Woman Had Requested Has-
band to Remain Away From Her
home-Desperate Man Also Fired
at His s-Year-oId Daughter.
TRv Associated Press

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 29.-Without
word Of warning and at the frCnt
door OF her home. p. c. Edwards "A
former commission merchant Of
Richmond. shot and fatally wounded
his wife. attempted TO shoot his lit
tie daughter. anu put a bullet through
his own brain later dying at st. Vim
cents Hospital!
The shooting was the result OF do
mestic unhappiness.
Mrs. Edwards was running a board
ing house ct III Halt street. When
she reached home this afternoon. she
was accompanied by Mrs. Qnigley. a
brart!er. she found her husband whom
she had requested TO remain away.
in the hallway near the front door.
Without q word he wrcw pistol
from his hip pocket and fired.
The first shot struck Mrs. Edwards
jrst tehind the left ear.
Fired Upon His Child.
Inez. the cight-ve ar old daughter of
the couple. whc hal run towards III"
door to meet her mother. was next
Of the mark
Mrs. Quigley jumped gu; of front
window as a second shot was cred
ard gave the alarm
NcighbOrs responded finding Mrs.
Edwards despera'ely, wcInd"d and
Edwards practically dying. with bu!-
Jet wound in his brain
Owing to Mr. Edwards continued
drinking the couple separated two
years ago in Richmond.
Nrs. Edwards came TO Norfolk and
opened boarding house. She was
accompanied by her mother.
Edwards came here. hut on Thurs
.av vas forbidden IN" hoIsc.
Mrs. Edwards was - and Edwards
st and a Confederate veteran.
There arc forr children.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
CONGRESSMAN COMING.
Will Be Down to Witness Home Com
ina Of Fleet
tBy Associated Press. ,

tBv Associated Press
WASHINGTON. n. G.. Jan. 20
The House committee on naval ar
fairs today accepted an Invitation
from the secretary of the navy TO 60
10 Hampton Roads on Washington )
birthday to witness the home coming
Of the Atlantic feet.
The committee will probably make
he trip on the Dolphin unless tn"
use of a transport Is rendered by the
navy department.
a large number Of congressman arc
planning TO witness the review Of the
fleet at the came time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
TWO BURNED TO DEATH.
One the Widow Of Methodist Minister
Kitchen Fire Cause.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 29.-Ars.
Mollie GraybiII widow of the Rev.
L. II. Graylil.. of the Baltimore Con-
ference of the Methodist EpiScolap1
Church. and Pauline Atkins. white
servant girl in her employ. both OF
l,O:tetcurt county. are dead as a re-
suit of an accident Wednesday.
While attending to the kitchen fire
The clothes of the girl became ignited
in some manner. She ran to Mrs
Graybill and in the iatter's attempt
TO save the girl her own clothing he
came igBited Roth were terribly
brrnca. Mrs GraybiIl: who was aboH:
sixty years old. and who is we'll known
throughout this section. died a, q
O'Clock "Wednesday. and The servant
girl. sScd twelve. died at 5 O'Clock
Yesterday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
FlNANCIERS DePREcA7E
ANIi.jAPANsSE CRUSADE
New York Board Of Trade Believes
Caiifornisns Unwise to Oiscrin1i-
nate Against japanese.

NEW YORK. Ja". .9.-An important
movement with respect to the Iapa-
nese question in california was inau2-
nrsted today al meeting OF the
board of trade an Interpretations
committee on foreign and Insuiaf
trade II was dsci "a to recommend
TO the board thai the merchants OF
New York app a 20 the merchants
and manufactures of all the other
states 10 coopcrar' with them in i'm
ResS!ng unon the l'ople OF California
The INV isdom q p'rsistent discrin.i /
nation AGAINST III" .'cople Of q nation
like japan that ha> shown i'll iH'
10 the respect Of tn" world a large
that has proven III TO bc great
fac.or IN the c'vIi ing and progress
siEC iuflu, nee ( IL. world and who's
trad. is Of impHT' nee 10 the C"un.
try
The c9mmii.,, .rOngiy d"prcCai' d
tho constant acit.'ICH in California
AGAINST the JaplU and eypresSfd
the fear fuat he lion will scrioIs-
" affect The Aur't an relations with
Japan
A. the confirm which was com,
posed - the Cnuuuiite" and others
Interested in .." j., r5us 10 trade were
rpprrgcrjafIyc, AZ ..,' General Electric
Conpany. Kuhn lob & Co. 4 \
ysu,inc AMI Coz ny. the National
CITY Bank ih' '..r1 and lapan"S"
Trading Company ind Muller. Mac
Lean ard COnp?r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Senators Of Dominant Party Agree
Upon Negro Soldiers.
SOUTHERN SENATORS WILL OPPOSE
Provides That Reenlist-
ments Shall Provide Pay from Date
Of D:scharge-Aeeepted by Senator
Foraker-No Date Fixed for Vote.
nv Associated PresS.)

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. pa
plan for harmonizing the views Of all
Republican senators who have been
at variance on the re-enlistment OF
the negro soldiers of the Twenty-fifth
regiment, who were discharged on
account Of the Brownsville ARRAY, was
laid before the senate today tv MT.
Aldrich and accepted by advocates oil
other measures pending before the
senate.
Southern Democratic senator's who
generally oppose all legislation deal
ing with the question aid not fail TO
announce their opposition 10 the
new bill as well as others with Sen
ators Cu!bcrson and McLaurin as their
spokesmen and refused to agree to
vote on the bill at any definite time.
Court Of Inquiry Provided.
The compromise measure was pre-
scnfcG as substitute for pending
hills. 7; authorizes the secretary Of
war to appoint court Of inquiry TO
consist Of five officers Ct the United
States army net below tn" rank o'
colonel which shall be empowered 10
hear and report upon al! charges and
testimony relating to the shoe ing al
fray at brownsville on the night oil
August 1914. 1906.
The court is directed wr'hOn on"
wear from the date OF its appointment
TO make final report and from time
10 time to make partial Sepor;s as To
non commissioned officers and men
IF Companies ". e and ID. whom they
find To be lvalified for rcinlistm"nt.
To Be Retroactive.
II provides that these rc-cnlisimcntS
shall bc considered a. having been
made Immediately after tnc discharge
of the men who ere e bc entitled to
raw. allowance and ether rights from
thu date OF their discharge.
This sub,tiiu,c was accepted by
Senator Foraker who said. however.
that % did not meet his vi"~s as we'll
~ his o~n bill and also by Senator
Warren. chairman Of the committee
IN military affairs. and by Senator
Warner who alto has q bill OF his
own.
Senator Cuii"ryon opposed an agree
mcnt to vote on Monday and Sena-
tor McLaurir a similar unders' andirg
for wednesday. ll2f0S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Horrible Details Given.

WARRENTON. VA. Jan. 2S.-Hor'
ribIc details are being given TODAY
in the trial Of Henry Spinks for Kill,
ing his brother. william Spirks. at
UopewelI last November.
The trial was bcgun yesterday be-
fore Judge F. s. Turner In the circuit
court here. a verdict may be render
I'd tomorrow.
Spinks is being defended by II. ID.
Richards and G. !. Fletcher. and tn"
prosecution is icing conducted hv
Commonwcalth's Attorney J. A. c.
Keith.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Keefe Is Confirmed.

wASHIN. ION. -. G.. Jan. - -
The nomination Of Danici J. krctc
to bc commissioner general %! 'mmi,
CATION was today confirmed by the
srraie
Mr. Keef.'s nomination has trcn
held ~ siucr December s because Of
tr,,, charge that The office was given
him on account 81 his assistance IN
getting Iabor vJtcs for the Rcpubli'
can ticket In the late campaign.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Narrowly Escaped lynehi"s.

INCkSONVTLI.E. FLA. Jan. y
A negro answering the description OF
ouc who brutaly attempted 10 crimi-
naIly ASSAULT Mrs. Jcss,e Holland neas
here wsdncsdsy night. vas captured
hv angry neiehbcrs here Iasi night
aaud strung mp 10 q tree with ;cie-
phone wire. The wire broke and
second attempt ~ss being made to
hang the negro when a shcrifrs posse
scattered the CROWD.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Hioh Winds in Arkansas.

LITTLE ROC ~ ARK. Jan. ~
Exceptionally high winds passed over
Arkansas today reaching a velocity at
times OF fifty-six niles an hour. Many
BUILDINGS in the CITY were unro"fed.
A deliver; wasu1 was blown of the
bridge over the Arkansas river.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Setback for Shirley.
NV Associated Press

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Jan. o.
When the House met today p.
Shirley. Of Kentucky. sought TO ~
unanimous consent TO have his hin
TO amend the bankruptcy law given
a privileged character that would per-
NIT its carly consideration by the
House but failed through the opposa-
lion Of Mr. Townsend.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
we.ser. RsHrsss Asrssme~s.
1Ry Associates Press.

NEW YORK. jan. 2s.-Anaoauce-
mept was made Refe to-day that The
!cad.nr railroads Of the middle west
Including Michigan have estered N
tn an Interchangeable agreement b.
which western passenRcrS 1oy reach
Florida by way OF Mobile.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30

Deniais from TAFT and Cromwell.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. 81
Vigorous denials both by G. p. Tsn
and William Nelson Cromwell, Of the
charges made in the recent speech
OF Mr.. Rainey, OF Illinois. on Panama
canal affairs, were read In the House
of Representatives today. The CON-
municatIon from Mr. Taft was In the
shape OF a cahlegram from Havana
to Mr.. Rainey. while Mr.. Cromveifs
rejoinder was addressed to Mr.. Lover
ing. of Massachusetts.
There was an animated discussion
on the subject.
Then the army appropriation bill
again was laid before the House. The
bill was not considered. however, the
time being taken up in general de
bate. .,. :. vs.
Various Questions Discussed.
Mr.. Clark tFlorida, argued for Jury
trials in lunacy proceedings In the
District Of Columbia. -
Mr.. jenkins tWisconsin) presented
views holding to be unconstitutopaI
the acts OF the last session Of Con-
gress in relation to the issuance OF
restraining orders, injunctions and
cont mpts OF court; Mr.. Perkins (Sew
York; favored lowering OF the tari6:
Mr.. Gains (TennesseeD attacked the
so-callei powder trust and Mr. Reed
er kansas, spoke in defense Of the
forest service.
The army bill was still pending
when the House. at 4:5S p. M ad-
journed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Trial February IS.

NORFOLK. " an. 23.-OvinC 10
auaTaut.EC in Tho t7li ara inability 10
prr agrr the do, AN: in coart the
trial Of " y IA man. for alleged
aitrmptcd assault III Blanche York.
fourteen years ~ ct Tor yesterday
went over Until I, rrBary 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Paris is Skepticai.

PARIS, Jan. 30.-No news has been
received of a disastrous earthquake
ami tidal wave in eastern and south
ern Spain. The only - report Of 4
seismic disturbance in that country
was that at Malaga early yesterday
friday morning, from which no
damage resulted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Hioh Wind and Snow.

TCpEkA. KAN. IaD pa fcrc"
SNOW and wind >t"im prevailed
throughou, Kansas TO-DAY. 1t has done
e., nsid"rabl. damage n nearly every
c.lntv. Most t"lepho:.' ana telegraph
wires are down. About half OF the
reef over the west wing Of the Kan
say state house was torn off by IN"
wind an il number OF "h.r roofs about
town wcr" damaged.
A. Sa!ina the roof of the kaSh
binding. a thrPP-storv structure was
blown off.
TIL" Rock Island !: nndhouse Wa
destroyed
At Wichita several church spires
were blown down and plate glass win
dows demolished.
A number of houses were dama""d
ly falling trees and poles. Car trat-
fic was stopped
At Omaha the wind threw Gus Nel-
son. railroad employe. II ront OF
switch engine. and h. had beth legs
cut off
The cold storage plant Of the New
ton Ice Cnmpan" at Newton, KANSAS
was partly demolished.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Jan. I0.-Rob'rt
Mccormack the oldest member of the
notice force. was blown frcm the fiji
teen foot high porch of his home ana
probably fatally hurt in the storm
today
Points through Missouri report Sc
nd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Too Cold for School.

ST PAUL. MIMI Jan. CAN Old
Tine blizzard ragged in the northwest
TODAY. TeieSraphc communication
with the east was almost wholly de-
stroyeG
Owing to the high wind and the in
creasing cc!d at o'clock the public
schools closed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30

(Contirucd on Second PAss.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Nswport News that receives
the full news service OF the
Associated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Trust Was Backward.
News Came opportvneiy.

practically cv' ryihing was at a
81 andsiiIl until ~c got word from
Washington a. 10 What seemed 10 BE-
tho feeling there continued Mr.
Perkins. That Vas tcicphoued TO
u.r by Judge Gray about zen O'Clock
on Monday abort The line the market
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
THE WRONG ADDRESS.
A Shippers Mistake That Will Benefit
 Buyers Of Easte- Post Cards.

The shipping clerk in a Chicago post card factory was sending a package of 1000 Easter pest cards by express to a certain post card agent living in Phoenix. As it happened. the post card agent was out on he road and the package could not be reshipped and reach him in time for Faster so his son brought the cards to us rather than ship them back to Chicago. We believe that by letting you know through the newspapers of this late arrival and new assortment that we could sell them out before Easter. So we bought them.
 If you are going to send any Easter Easter post cards it is well worth your while to come in and look them over There are d number of different de- signs in the lot and all dainty and pretty-rabbits, sheep, chickens, chil- dren. eggs. Easter lilies. crosses. little chicks. little birds in the nest sur rounded by flowers, little birds just matching out of the egg. halos. girls at church, some with open prayer books. some with folded hands. Easter bells and daisies. Others have a bunch of carnations. d bunch of vio- lets. The embossed panels are fine. with the boy. the egg and the wheel barrow. and the girl. the rabbits and the watering can.
 We invite you to come in and look them over at our store. 136 North Cen ter street Post Office News Store.