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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-27


Justification for the discrimination ex-
cept that the Mobile and Ohio has
always refused to allow Meridian to
be hurt by better rates being given to
Jackson. Surely. if these be accept
ed as controlling reasons for the ex-
listing rates. the conditions at Hatties-
burg are not substantially dissimilar,
and the discrimination against Hatties-
burg is wholly uniustifable.
(15) The history of these rates,
taken with the pleadings and testi-
mony in this case. presents some sing
ular contradictions and inconsistent
cies. No witness can be found who
undertakes positively to state how and
when and under what immediate in
fuence the Meridian rates were put
in. No railroad company nor railroad
official can be found to take the re
sponsibility for the discrimination.
Leading Northern and Eastern roads
answer in this suit that the rates were
made by the Southern lines. The only
Southern lines which actively oppose
the petition are the Illinois Central
and the Alabama Great Southern, and
neither of these enters Hattiesburg,
and only one of them enters Meridian.
The four railroad companies whose
lines enter Hattiesburg either active
ly or by acquiescence favor the petit
ton. Yet the Illinois Central, which
admits (p. 2S) that If it should say,
Put in the rates. it would be done at
once, states that there is not a line
in Hattiesburg which has the power TO
put in these rates. Shall the Illinois
Central, however great it may be, act
as a dictator as to the rates to a city
not on its own lines? The crux of
the opposition was struck by Com
missioner Clark, when he asked Mr..
Hattendorf this question (p. 329):
Then the compelling effect OF any
ASNNNNAOh hlauS at I1dlllSSDuIlS 10
measured entirely by the amount Of
your interest in the volume of the
traffic affected thereby" The wit
ness answered.: 1--WE might not feel,
if the traffic did not justify it, that we
ought to meet the competition. If we
lost great volume of traffic we would
feel we had to do it. That is usually
the situation under which we work"
This, in a nutshell, defines the posi-
ton of the Illinois Central, which,
however, gave Brookhaven an immed-
late reduction of 1-2 cents on West
ern grain rates when the Mississippi
Central reached Brookhaven, and yet
would have Hattiesburg denied any
benefit whatever from the completion
of the same road and the completion
of the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas
City and the extension to Jackson of
the Gulf and Ship Island.
(16) Finally, Mr.. Hattendorf seeks
to justify the discrimination in favor
Of Meridian and Jackson on the ground
that if defendant should raise the
rates to Jackson the Mississippi Com
mission would thwart this by putting
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-27

railroads to meet, not to extinguish,
such competition
Wherefore, it is submitted the com
plant should be sustained, and that
Hattiesburg, if not given the Gulfport
rates from the West, shall be, at least,
placed on an equality with Meridian
from all directions.
Respectfully submitted,
ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER,
T. NJ. & ]. D. MILLER,
Solicitors for Complainant.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
ANOTHER KIDNAPPEE.

CHICAGO, March H'-~Darwin's
theory Of the evolution OF species has
received a disconeerting blow in a
decision BY Judge Windes that a
missing link" exhibited at locar ant
ma Ishow, Is a dumb imbecile Louis
lana negro boy The court has award
od his custody to the mother. The
boy was called "congo" at the snow ,''
and graphic story was told OF ms M
capture at great risk in Central AtF'c'
Thousands of persons have stared a.
him as Gambia" ape man. am
wild half-man savage. In reality NJ
lis declared to be, despite his grotes
que face and head, docile and harm
Iless. His name is Willie Wilson an'
his mother declared he was kidnape'
IA wears ago.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
NAME EDUs BLuNDER.

CHIce from Master Fish war
ms,hoS McAllister, Of this State,
.Aoged in this issue. puts . very
sn, face upon the matter OF tne
.assion 81 the Board Of Fish Com
,,;.s;oners from its original order
CLOSING The Willamette and Ciacka'
mas rivers against salmon fishing' 70
ransorm ,. with the general and joint
acton Of the States Of Oregon and
Washington, as applied to the Column
MI. ma clears d situation that was
iast becoming ugly down this way.
The Morning Astorian = giao'
however. 10 have been quoted as tne
onlv paper that raised the cry of m
;ust;cs ID which allusion is made BY
the Master Warden, in this section
ana bers to say il will always q
found IN the spot, in any similai
event that may present itself upor
more dependable grounds than tni'
one has. though our source OF author
ity was deemed good when We used y
The board. apparently, has neve
made The order opening the tW'
riyers III question from the 18TH 9
AnriI to the lst Of May, and the hna
hearing Of the plea Of the Willanett
snd Clackamas people viii not ?
$500 and determined until the OF
u next month; and it Is most carr
es.iy hoped that il viii not tor 2 ?
instant, yield any such raw and y
crininating concession as IS praye
for IL this instance We are bankn
On the good sense and justice OF u
board and Of Mr.. McAlhster' 70 $
mat no mistake Is made, in anybody
hehaH.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"

1sl3-Ponce de Leon discovered
Florida, ,.. =,
l634-st. Mary's FIRST settlement IN
Maryland, founded. .:.,
1697-simon Bradstreet' colonial
governor Of New England, died at
Salem, Mass. Born in England in
1908. Dali
! l756-Frencb burned Fort Bull
iOneida County, N. Y,
| 1775-John Rutledge became pres'
dent Of South Carolina.
l804-The navy yard and marine
barracks at Washington established
l8l4-Gen, Jackson defeated tn
Greek Indians at battle Of Horseshoe
Bend. Ill ,o,,
ernor Of California 1925 dIed ~ !,
San Francisco Born June q, H"1
l836-Massacre at Goliad, Texas
i865-siege of Mobile began.
1882-Eleven persons killed n N ,
oowder explosion at Oakland Cal
t 18o5-Great fire in Milwaukee, II
+, yolying a loss Of $1,OO00OO.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
lem MACE GETTING ALONG

LONDON, March 27,--Jem Mace
the famous old-time pugilis'' kept
omen house today for the scores OF
friends and admirers who called 70
congratulate him upon the beginning
Of his eightieth year. The former
champion is hale and hearty and eve"
now he occasionally puts on the
/ gloves for a friendly setto, .o
Mace was born March 27, 1880 ana
I6rst attained wide fame in 1861 when
lbe defeated Sam Hurst in a hight Tor
1.-The championship and 5000 purse
IIt took only eight rounds for Mace
to put away the powerful Hurst, who
hut a few months previously had won
tbe championship title from Ton
paddock. Mace's next fight wa
Nov Is 1862, when he lost the htl''
to Tom King in q rounds M2ss
fought Joe Goss three times, .s iae
was victorious in two Of the .o"'s
and the third was draw Maee !
| visited America early in lsY ana III
Nav Of that year defeated Tn . A..sn
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
NINE. FELIX
PALMIsTRY AND CARD.
READING.

Past. present and future; gives val
liable advice on all events OF lie,
business, love. marriages, changes or
travels: can read your inner most
thoughts through the cards; can tell
the work you are gifted for through
PaImistry; win be here for one week
only. Reading, 50 cents TO $l.oO
Ladies or gentlemen. Room ii2, S7S
Commercial street. IHt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

waterfront Of Astoria, the eye Of the
critical tourist Ii offended BY she un-
kempt, seraggly, blackened, h'deous
ard wapton array Of broken pIling'
NJ ewhiskers" 81 a bodily kept dis-
.,r;ct That they have been there for
Years without number only serves 70
make them dirtier, more ragged
more offensive; they are fit aecemp-
,n;r,ents of the trash-laden back
nrem;ses that surround them, how
; aver. and il may be that the careless
Iowner and equally careless tenant
~ desirous of maintaining the Oh
scepe harmony Of the prospect, an'
lrefrain from touching either nuisance
,At all events, Astoria's waterfront y
disprace 10 a civilized community
There are several fine commerce.
nronerties. docks. warehouses, Indas
4 tr;aI nlants, and the like, along IN
liver. that are we'll kept and ct invi'
ipg appearance; but these are rev
While the wreckage and filth and dis
Iorder of the rest, is overwhelming
standing cause for adverse CON
,rant from every liner that enter
ma leaves the port; and the pride !
The city is at discount On accoul
of it. !,
) BEFORE we undertake to give al
: other regatta We should take SON
!. stems to qualify these conditions a.
7 save ourselves the reproach insepa
0 abIe from 50 plain confession OF o
+ civic indifference. AT least we g
i shave the whiskers from our wate
Z face and save that much Of it.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
THoUsAND-DoLLAR LICENSE

we cling determinedly TO our pre-
d;lsct;on for saloon license OF 81 /
0on ner annum in this city. We want I
q ZEE il tried out as leverage Tor /
tbe mirnifying Of the troubles OF the
saloonman and the general citizen,
One OF the vital reasons Tor the
ever-Dresent agitation in Astoria IS
.be presence Of very many more sa-
looms than the city can support,
since those that suffer for want OF
legitimate patronage seek to exc that
custom out by illegitimate means
thus precipitating trouble for all con
cerned. =
salem. with her $4,000 people he
enses IS SALOONS, one to the thous-
and Of population; and one Of tine
consequences notable, is that she mas
hut three policemen, including the
chief But granting 10 more to TINS
city. owing to the demand OF seaport
life and heavy floating population
the rs would more nationally mee'
the claims of the business and divide
Il with more satisfaction, BESIDE:
materially advancing the style anf
quality Of the saloons.
The people are getting weary o
this everlasting saloon uproar, ana
i an easy matter to purge the situa
t;on Of a vast deal Of its unpleasant
ness, by the passage of an ordinanc
6xing the license at $1,000; that alon
would eliminate the major cause an
out the business on footing wher
+ could be better handled by the me
~ interest, as well as by the author
ties Some such step as this mus
soor be taken, or there will be
mood on in this city, that will glad
meet and aid the growing sentiinel
Of the State for general prohiDitio
The liquor men will do well
stndy things little closer and Il
"a catch the real meaning Of the pr
bibition sentiment Of the day. 1t
IN 90 much fight against She
liquor as such, as it IS a pro'e
against and defiance Of, the attitu
assumed by the saloon as pol'n'
factor. This is what is angering a
disgusting the vast majority iacil
ing the men who drink, and unless
stand Is taken by the business ltS'
to bring the trade to decenter leyt
i will be wiped out from one end
Oregon to the other, the good "
the bad. The $1,000 prescription
among the quickest and most EFT
tive of the remedies at hand, Tor
man in the business and for the n
who. while he may not actually W
10 see the ultimate Of prohibit
will vote for It by way OF fat rep
for the bull-headed assumption
power which the saloon is arrogat
to itself, in politics and trade.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

Il New Orleans in q tight for the
championship Of America. He was
10 saye fought Joe coburn for the
championship. but the authorities IN
terfereG and prevented the bout.
After meeting several pagllIsls Of
minor reputation Mace returned 70
England aud a few years retired
from the ring with q sutheieney o'
this worlds goods to keep him "
comfort the rc,i Of his lie.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
NEWS AND NOTES IN THE
SPORTING FRATERNITY


ricSs Donohue will join the Ch'e'
ago White Sox at Memphis nest
month,
San Antonio has fast young
player who answers 10 the name %
Qumek, !.
Winning the Stanley Cup gives me
title 81 champion hockey team q shs
world 10 the Ottawa (0nt9 stars
tabea White and Joey Bawker, the
English lighters, apparently oeloas
with the yannigans,
| Ii only Jonny Eyers was on 'hc leo
the Chicago Cubs would lock hSc
line old original champions.
The Pittsburg club had better ges
tyonus Wagner's life insured Il nc
makes good his threats 70 take out .
circus, l
miller Huggins, the crack second
Ih,seman Of the Cincinnati team, -
nursing a sore arm,
The ST. Louis Cardinals viii break
camp al Little Rock March " ana
nlav their FIRST game on the road ~
. Pine Bluff the next day
Manager Hugh Jennings Of the ne'
,roit Tigers is reported 10 have as
(. earded Ills "Ee-ah" yell for "Ge-siah'
the taii,end teams in the American
association will look sad before the
! ,6S.yame scheduled is played out.
1 Harry Covaleski Of the Philadei-
. ,hia Nationals had made a nice star
: hv pitching . nohit game. That's tht
= worst thing that.could be said 70 NC
I Graw and his Giants,
The sullivan twins. Mike and JACK
vill leave soon for Paris where thei
/ hope 10 get on speaking terms WIZ
!, those delightful French francs
i Manager George Stallings' "Shie
i i scout Arthur Irwin and "lnsirueto
!, u PLAYERS" Duke Farrsl should ,
j ,hlr u show the New York High
~ "a Iapders how the game is played,
oS Secretary Morse of the New Ems
'. land league wants 4 few hrst-elas
- - umpires. What nerve Jake has 20
Ia Wanting FIRST class umPires' whe
:, his league Is in Glass B.
20, Limousine" Spencer OF the Bosto
hs Americans is three pounds hght'
~ I,han he was six weeks ago, II "hae'
,s ;sn,t careful he will weaken himse
,r. taxing off 50 much weight,
he Manager Lumley Of the bfookil
~. team used is men in game the oth
day when the Superbas beats u
ich Jacksonville team
sw With Bowerman, Bates, beaumo'
md Becker, Bali, Boultes and Barre
~, M ,he Boston Nationals look like
,,S .o;, strong hive of B's, Perhaps II
,ss. -. viii look like one-arm BIS stro
~. Nth the hives later in the season.
dsr lack johnson says he could ha
70 licked sharkey, Fitzsimmons' Coro
.nd and Munroe in the same ring
me same night, Evidently the big d'r
new meant Munroe, but not being a
ave TO think Of Jacks name ran over
igh- whole list,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

sion II conference Of economists
educators, manufacturers and labor
leaders from all parts oi the United
States which u to be held April 10
under the auspices Of the American
Association Tor labor legislation, The
government will be represented BY
Charles r, Ncill, commissioner OF
labor. and Daniel G. Keeie, commits
sioner general Of immigration,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
FRYING PAN INTO FIRE

NEW YORK. March 27.-Domin'
lex Reyelli, who was in Italy at the
time of the earthquake and Annie
Rosie Capclli, who Is survivor OF the
Messina earthquake and who arrived
ID this country this week, were mar"
.ried in Hoboken yesterday
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
TRACING HIS RECORD

SAN FRANCISCO, Call March 27
A special from Pittsburg say J. Fl,
Bowie, kidnapcr Of Willie Whitla, the
Sharon boy, is believed by G, W.
Grayson Of this city to be the same
Boyle who as agent for the Associat-
ed Oil Company left Seattle, Wash
Iinqton, about year ago, taking with
him several thousand dollars of the
company's money.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

Oregon Republicans are trying 10
harmonic their methods OF manage
ment but when they gaze on tne
Democratic senator they elected, and
Who will antagonize the politics o.
Taft. thew feel that somehow their
scientific improvements in govern
ment have been cultivated at the ex'
pense of common sense-St. Loui'
fG. D.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

A description Of the new attorney a.:.
general presents him as Precise oaI rs
got nedantic in speech, and with the
accurate mental processes OF a gu,ilo'
tine. He is all law" Mr., Wicker
sham's cutting edge may prove trou'
lblesome to predatory trusts
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

President Taft expects next sum,
uer TO attend the trans-Mississippi
commercial e., Congress at Denver the
Grand Army reunion at Salt Lake the
exoosition at Seattle, and then take a
sail along the coast of Alaska. Inc
West is a great field in sightseeing
and is growing in. the appreciation OF
GOOD travelers.-St. Louis CID
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
ia cnrs a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money i
Il fails to cure. z w GROVES
signature is on each box 25c.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
BIG pow WOW

CHICAGO March 27.--Legislation
in the interests Of workers Of the
country will be the subject Of discus.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
cermanr,s Va Department 9 ex.

Germany's War Department Is
perimenting with airships armed
p,;,b small cannon and machine guns
perhaps the gold medals awarded oy
Congress to the Wright brothers WIN WIN
arow IN historical importance as time
/ runs on.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

One Of the last acts OF Presideht
Roosevelt was to add S'OouOo acles @
j The national forest reservations,
4 The forestry record Of the retiring
president will be remembered as
monumental.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

Phones, 7ars; cooler N
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

The Grover Cleveland Democrats
still hold the record in getting JOBS
Of the presidential size.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-20
TIME TABLES
FIy on the FLYER

Tacoma Seattle Route: -Four Round
M. ia:1S. S;GS. S.sc p m. single
Fare. $50. Round Trip. Soc. FlyeI
Dock - d Nsssenson. Agent
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REAL
ESTATE
Scandinavian Land. Go.

$2,000--3 fine lots. all in fruit, on
East p and 36th. with new S-room
house, nicely finished. Terms: ST..
500 cash, bal. long time.
$1,000 nice lots, all In fruit,
with 5-room cottage, on So. and
32d. Terms: $500 cash. bal yrs.
at per cent.
38.000-2 lots. 8 II. above grade,
with new 7-room house, modern In
every way, at end of No. X car.
Terms: One-third cash. bal. Z per
cent. This is a nice home.
$1,350-3 lots. all in fruit with r
room house. on So. J and SID. Terms
$500 cash, bal. z per cent.
$2.5O0-4 corner lots, all in fruit
with good 6-room cottage, on So. J
and Saith. Terms: $1,000 cash, bal
y per cent.
$1.000--4 lots. s-room house. on
So. o, near car. Terms: $500 cash.
s1,S50-Close- 2 lots, broom
house. Terms; Half cash.
a. 00-2 fine lots. with retaining
wall and Groom house, on No. 31st
This has an unobstructed marine
view and is very cheap. Termsi
49, 500 cash, bal. long time. Lots
alone are worth the money Close,
to car line.
$l,sOO-2 lots on So. Sprague,
near car, with new Groom housed
5000 cash, bal. monthly as rent.
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HOUSES For RENT

$3,OOO-One new 5-rm modern
house and one Am. house with Q
fine lots, So. Yakima ave. on car
line.
$2,5O0-A fine new bungalow
with 2 nice lots, porcelain plumb
ing, So. M ST., on car line. This Is
something you should not over
look.
$2,100-Here is a snap: Arm
house with 6 lots, fine view of
city, on car line.
$1,700-Good 5-r house, lot,
porcelain plumbing, electric lights,
newly papered, So. L and 18th.
$2,000-If taken at once, new
6-rm house, fine large halls, 8
lots, "a bearing fruit trees; fine
garden soil; excellent view of
city; East e and seth. This Is
the best buy in the city.
Fine lots on East e and seth
with bearing fruit trees! fine view
of city; $3.50 and $500 each.
There is no better buy for your
money. Be sure to come and
take a look at them.
$1,850-One lot on So. 9Th and
Yakima ave. Here is a chance
for someone.
$1,600-3 1-3 lots, corner, No.
21st and Union ave.
$780, lots, upper side of G
and 23rd; street paved.
BERTLESON g CO.,
118O1s Pacific Ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-20

HOW BIG
slice of the earth do you want for
your money! Here Is 40x150 IT. on
South 18th st., near Ferry Park, for
$500, This is rs per cent below the
market; v cash. balance ! and 2
w. n. OPIE 4 co.
SQ6-6 Equitable Bldg.
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no OWNENs ONLY

TO OWNERS ONLY.
7-room modern house. several lots,
fruit, improved, good car service.
Must be a snap for cash. Address
s14 sPRAGUE Av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-20

SIXTH AVE. SNAPS.
House, IL lots, So. 7th st, near
university, $3.50.
s rooms. lot; plastered. electric
rooms sex7S IT. corner. very
modern. 1880.
8 rooms; 2 full lots. corner; 8 It
terrace, roses and fruit, $4,000.
above grade. $1.150.
2 full lots beautiful corner. even
2 full lots. IT. above grade, s725
List your property with us for
quick action.
Terms on all OF the above.
BELL 4 SHIELD
z310 Sixth Ave.
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FOR A QUICK SALE.

Only Is minutes ride from busi-
ness center of city; 2 good lots, city
water, new house. rooms, 8 on
ground floor. Price $S25, part cash,
balance easy terms. Take Pacific
Traction car to seth ST.. ask for
Williams. Come out Sunday.
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MarCh&McCand|ess
III Eleventh st. Bldg.
Man property every day and Sunday
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

perience in grocery or mercantile
line and of good reputation, to join
in establishing a neat, clean, first
class business in choice and pro-
crossing section of city. References
exchanged, and a square deal all
around. Y. H., care Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-20

BEST SNAPS IN PIERCE COUNTY
10 acres garden land, part clear.
ready for crop, running stream
through land, close to city, on easy
payments.
Lots at Steilacoom, nice view Of
sound, on easy payments.
Residences and farms of all de-
scriptions for sale. Land on water
front.
AUGUST CULTUM
615 Bernice Bldg.
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A new 4-room bungalow, fin
ished in good style. Contains a
room 11x1i. pantry s.sx7,. two bed
rooms gx10. We win sell you this
house, located on q lot B0x120, g.
cent car fare. city schools, all the
OF the city. You can
P palc. fer sssd j. with your rent money.
Now this fs the greatest chance
ever offered to working man. II
you miss It, you will only have
Cali at once. 311-12 Bankers
Trust Bldg. Both phones. II. Robert
Paul & C.
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On account Of bad health will
cell half interest or all; fine To-
cation; good fixtures and doing a
GOOD business; cheap rent; the
best restaurant in this vicinity.
ueat 90 people. Price 5000; 8
yeara' lease; rent $40 per month
MCOLLEY q HALL.
SIC California Bldg.
Phones Main $500; A4ess.
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rans 81 car l01 get n eff Al So ssth and
go Z blocks east to " st win b
'Crummey q -. y ponahlie. Office
It Lamleys store s4ta ana n. y.