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The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

In point OF business, general interest,
and lively bidding and buying Of seeuri-
ties, yesterday was the banner session
Of the year for the local stock exchange.
As one Of the jokers remarked after It
was over. the days proceedings were
ike a real stock exchange"
While it cannot be said that bond buy
ing was carried to the extent Il Is some
times. considerable business developed IN
Metropolitan 5 per cents and Railway 1
per cents Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat bonds also entered into the
trading. the last named at 103.
During the call upon the railroad stocks
Capital Traction sold seventy-five shares
az IS5. a price somewhat lower than has
prevailed for broken lots for the past few
days.
Railway common was bid In 10 the ex-
tent Of 100 shares at q SIS.
Then followed a lively scrimmage 70
buy up all the Railway preferred in
sight Quite a block Of Il was for sale
al g 5-s 10 g 5-S. and II went of rapidly
in quotation lots. broken lots, and bigger
lots, almost as rapidly as the secretary
could record the sales. IN all. about 625
shares were sold. one sale being for 80
shares
The next security TO arouse even more
interest than the Railway preferred was
Lanston Monotype- Two brokers an
noUnced that they would buy 1000 shares
each, and the bidding became very ami
mated and the selling so rapid that more
than one dispute arose as 20 which Of the
brokers had secured a given sale. The
price Of the stock, starting at Is. ranged
al various fractions between that and
l51z. the majority OF the sales being at
the latter figure.
The sales were generally IN lots Of 100
shares, though one vas for ten shares
and one was FOR 80. In all about 800
shares were placed on record. some Of
them being from one Of the buying brOk-
ers 20 the other 10 even Up the orders
About 100 shares were represented In
the transactions
After the excitement over Lsnston
had died out a little the business Of the
day closed with some good transactions
in National Savings and Trust, which
sold at 20.
Announcement IS made IN the adver-
Using columns OF The Washington
Herald that Speyer & Co, OF New York.
who is selling 3 per cent bonds OF the St
Louis and san Francisco Railroad. known
as the general lien IS. has advanced the
price OF the bonds 10 slIk and interest.
The call for these bonds IN the New York
market and elsewhere since their issue
q few weeks ago has been such as 10
warrant the bankers IN raising the price.
according 10 the statement issued by the
firm.
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While you think OF II. telephone your
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hbbs o..
members New York Stock Exchange. Hihbs Build
ins. 75 Fifteenth street northwest
CALI, NONEY-gALES RY HOTRS.
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WASHINGTON C4TTIE N.pKrT

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.
CAITLE-Extra. pr cxt, 55z6Oo: butcher, 4o0a
40: ccum11. 2O0aSoo
HoGs-PG cEt.. GUS. LWzTz: ordinary, psr
LANBS-Choics. 81; raediur.
CALVES-Pnns. pG h, siszs. -resfrr. 7ss.
cozuno1, 5os.
zsoo-soooi ed AID @. assiSn
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CURB MARKET.

ouotstious furnished by ". B. Hibss & Co.
members q The New YORK Stock E1caanE,. Hi5hs
Building - fifteenth street northwest
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Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14

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GOVERNMENT BoSDs.

New YORK. May 13-United States go7srm
bonds closed as follows:
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
God ccin and buIIior...-..-....... Sso 90 on N
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12

was no testimony to show or intimate
that the contractors paid or gave him
cent
At the conclusion of Murray's report
are the resolutions OF the board of con.
troll Of the prison, fully generating
Russell of all the charges and express
sing on behalf of the board the utmost
confidence In Russell. Appended to
the resolutions is a letter from Justice
elect Stone of Marquette, now circuit
judge OF that county. In which he says
that while he did not attend the board
meeting at which the legislative
charges were taken up, from Judge
Potter and Prosecutor Ball, who did
attend, he has a general idea Of what
took place at the meeting, adding,
These gentlemen informed me that
they are in full accord with the tone
and sentiments expressed in the resolu
tions adopted by the board of control
TO the effect that the report OF the house
committee in it's statements and con-
illusions was most unfair and unjust. =
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12
Vest Side News

From the Iron Rivers tambaugh Re-
porter
The village council at it's meeting
Wednesday evening appointed VIII
Bies pound master. with instructions
to impound any horses. cattle or swine
running at large in the village limits.
A pound will be secured and every
effort made to enforce the ordinance
unless perchance the council should
decide outside of meeting, that 1t
would prove hardship on the poor
cattle and by resembling the ordinance,
also on the street, allow them the priv
ilege OF the town. Cold feet is certain
ly bad disease, especially for village
trustees.
Il II. Roberts, master mechanic at
the Caspian mine, went to Florence
last Saturday evening. with the inten-
tion OF returning the following day
with an automobile which he had pur-
chased He made the start alright. but
on reaching the Mastodon bridge the
engine became disabled After putting
In three or four hours work on 1t he
res imed his journey. When near Hell
geino school house the engine again be-
came disabled and he was obliged to
secure team to pull him into town.
Mr. Roberts has since been overhauling
the machine and in a few Gays expects
10 have it as good as new.
r. l.. Birdsey, who has been doing
the painting and decorating on the
First National bank and Reporter
buildings, has been awarded the con
y.srsct TO repaint and redeoorate the
Sort house at Crystal Falls, and will
commence work az soon az the June
term Of court adjourns next week IL
is n good-sized Job and will take about
sixty days 10 complete H.
Mr. and Mrs John u. McGiilis ar.
rived here from Crystal Falls this
week and will make Iron River their
future home. They will reside In the
Crippen residence. corner OF Cayuga
and Fourth streets, which during the
past few weeks has been undergoing
considerable repair. Mr. and Mrs,
McGilis are worthy citizens and wa
are pleased to nave them make Iron
River their future home.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12

Stambaugh IS out for better and
cleaner streets. There is nothing
about a town that reflects its condition
as It's streets. II the streets are snab-
by and-unclean, the town is shabby
and unclean Stamhaugh is prosper
Gus and clean and its streets are show
ing that fact Aleady this season con.
siderable street repairing has been
done and more is TO follow.
The stork made visit to the home
of Felix Notes, Wednesday night and
left baby girl. II Is reported that
both mother and child are doing nicely
DR.. II. II. Phillips and Miss Florence
Morrison were married in Chicago on
Tuesday. June |, arriving here the fol.
lowing forenoon. The bride is niece
of Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Morrison OF
this city. and for the past year has
taught in the schools Of Elpaso, Texas.
The groom has been located here in the
dentistry business for number OF
years. Both are popular young people.
who have many friends who will unite
with The Reporter in wishing them =
successful and happy journey through
life. DIR aud Mrs. Phillips will go to
housekeeping in pleasant roc ms in the
Solberg residence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12
4maso News.

There was an exciting game Of ball
between the local and Crystal Falls
last Sunday although II did rain which
made Il bad for the pitchers. The
locals won by score OF 81 to 10. AL
though there were few disputes on
certain parts IL was nice clean game
from beginning to end.
e Grow went TO Milwaukee last
Sunday night returning Tuesday morn
ing.
Chas. Hughes left for Marquette last
Wednesday AS member OF the grand
jury.
Miss Anna Lying left for iron River
last Saturday where she intends to re-
main in the future.
Herman Hanson went TO Menominee
last Friday night
Chas wedberg was Crystal Falls
visitor during the week having some
work done In dentistry.
Mr.. Oscar Brusseau and Lewie Min
kus drove.to Crystal Falls tast Tuesday
morning returning In the evening.
william Bedard drove mp from Met
ropolitan last Wednesday following the
family who arrived Tuesday.
The base bali fans held meeting
last Friday night and elected DR.. Duby
a. manager and Otto SCHNEIDER ~ cap
tain,
Mr. ana Mrs. Thos Martin drove To-
Crystal Falls Tuesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12

a stranger was seen lowering about
town last Tuesday noon and later stole
three razors from Geo. Gordon's bar
Der shop He tried TO pawn them for
whiskey but was caught and arrested
after he got rid OF one. On being
searched the other two razors and the
bottle.of ..whiskey were found in his
pockets He was tried by Justice
Gueshe and given go days in the coun-
ty. Jail. He was taken TO Crystal Falls
by liver oleson last Wednesday.
Fred Bedard has moved his family
here from Metropolitan. They arrived
Tuesday.
John Nelson OF Net River was an
Amasa visitor the fore part OF the week
liver Oleson was Crystal Falls Wis
itor the fore part OF the week attend
| ing circuit court
John Mackey's small grey horse
strangled himself last Tuesday after
noon in peculiar manner. he got
his feet in the halter and in some way
unknown cut off his wind The own
er took IL lightly saying He never did
il before but thought he would try IT.
Mr. John Rowette state game war
den was an Amasa visitor last Thurs
day. 4
Mr.. .Chas r. Lawrence OF Iron
Mountain Snpt. OF Verona Mining and
Hemlock River Mining Co. was an
Amasa visitor last Thursday.
L. q. Dozer dentist left Amasa for
Mass. Mich after a brief stay here.
The old sidewalks ARE being torn mp
and new ones put in their places.
Ladies' OF the NJ T.. church gave a
supper In the town hall last Saturday
nigh. which was great success.
Who ate the oysters, Ray
Walter Promo went to Pentoga last
Wednesday.
! A mass meeting was held last Satur-
day nigth in the town hall for the pur-
| pose OF discussing plans for n celebra-
tion on July 18th. II is expected that
large sum OF money will be rasied
, and Independence Day given It's just
dues
, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dellas and Mis-
, Polly Grapon left last Saturday FOL
! Stephenson Wis. to attend n wedding
OF Mrs. Dallas sister
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12

Standing broad jump-Cayia, Butter
field, Schroeder. Jackson. Distance =. o
IT.
Running broad jump-Burling.
jackson, Stolberg. Butterfeld. Dis
lance |. 81 It.
Mile run -Buenger. Schroeder Mol
inc. widstrand Time. min 1854
sec.
800 yard dash-Eldred. Butterheld.
Burling. jackson. Time - seconds.
Standing hop, step and Jump-Cay-
ia. .Butterfield, Burling. Schroeder.
Distance-24 go feet.
Running hop, step and iump-But-
terrified, Stolberg, Jackson, Cayia.
Distance 80 Al IT.
Half mile run-Buenger, Moline
Bauer, Stolberg. Time min. 2Sa sec.
Shot put-Cayia, Eldred. Buenger.
Burling Distance. 32-ft.
Pole vault ldred, Olson. Stolberg,
Larson. Height 2 IT.
Relay Eldred and Olson, Hurja and
Moline, Ham and Stolberg, Buenger
and Buling. Time 4 min, 30 sec.
Individual points made were: Eldred
20, Cayia 10, Buttertield 10. jackson Il
Burling 10, Buenger ~ stolberg II,
Schroeder 0, Moline o, Olson 3. Bauer
2, Cassidy /. Widstrand /. Larson /.
Some work which deserves specia
mention WAS that Of Ole Olson in th'
pole vault.and John Cassidy in thu
high jump. These boys were small
compared with those whom they con
tested but they showed such determine
tion that the results were beyond ex
pectation. Roy Pengase in the half
mile run'although he lost in the trs
half by n Misunderstanding made sucl
q sprint near the end that he nearl.
won fourth place.
The mile relay was perhaps the mos
exciting event of the meet, the resul
being in doubt till the very finish. vii
Eldred ended the first quarter well a
head OF Ole.Olson and Emil HurJa KEEP
the lead over Edwin Moline. Georg
Stolberg, who had been in several 0
the other events. started the thir
quarter for the Seniors, but Sam Han
was fresh and not only caught Stolber
but gave BurlIng good lead owe
Buenger. This time the work in tn
previous events reacted in favor OF tn
Seniors. BurlinR had already been !
seveh contests and Buenger in bu
three. When within few yards q
the finish. Buenger Overlook Burlin
and won the race for the Seniors.
The officials were judges -Scholl
Wall, Hill. Aldrich timer-Buenger
starter and general referee Roe, Th
boys desire TO thank these gentleme
for their assistance at the meet tn
Seniors also extend their thanks 20 MI
Roe for training them during the wee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12

Continued from.page eight
will occur the class day exercises and
on Thursday evening at the same hour.
the Commencement program will be
given Thomas T. Byrnes, lecturer, Of
Erie Pa, will deliver the address the
subject of which will be "The Gold
Mine Within. " All the exercises will
be held.in the .assombly room Of the
High School Amy friends who may
desire TO send gifts to the graduates
will send them TO the homes and not to
the school.
Miss. Elsie Ford Os now of the Treat
Kindergarten School Of Grand Rapids
visited the nigh school Monday after
noon.
Only two weeks more OF school. Ex-
aminations will begin the last of next
week
Clarence Buenger entertain the Sen
ior class and nigh school Faculty at
Progressive puzzle party Friday ev-
ening
q. +. Boyer representing Allyn and
Bacon publishers called-on Superinten-
dent Hill Monday afternoon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12
The Field Meet

The field meet for the high school
was held last Saturday on the old ball
ground. Quite number Of the citi-
zens and many school children were
present.
There were not as many entries for
the event as was hoped there would be
but those who did enter showed good
spirit and some really excellent work
was done although there had not been
veiy much training for the special
events.
Those who entered In the events
were Seniors Bauer. Buenger, Cay
Ia Eldred, .Hurja. jackson and Stol-
berg Under Classmen- Butterfield,
Burling. Cassidy. Larson. Moline. OIL
son. Penglase. Schroeder, Widstrand
and Ham.
AS was expected the Seniors won by
large number Of points. the score be-
ing Seniors. as unde: classmen, 40.
The Seniors. who were the challengers.
had granted that Mr. Butterteld enter
the meet on the side Of the under class
men.
The following Is the result OF the
contest the names being given In the
order OF points won
100 yard dash -EIdred.. Burling.
Jackson. Butterield. Time i2 seconds
High jump-Jackson, stolberg, Ell
dred, Cassidy Helghtsl6 IT,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12
RUSSELL ExoNERATED
Special Investigation Says legislative Com.
mittee was Preludced.

Warden Russell Of the Marquette
prison is completely exonerated of the
charges contained in the report filed
by the legislative Investigating com
mittee. and the committees report Is
said to be 80 juggled and distorted as
TO convey absolutely false impression
and is not sustained in any way by .he
testimony upon which IL was based
: This in brief is the report OF Secrs-
tary Mari Murray OF the state board OF
pafdons and paroles as 10 his investi-
CATION with the members Of the board
OF control Of the prison. of the charges
contained In the report submitted by
the legislators He further says
''The discrepancies between tho testi
mony-and the report are 80 obvious as
10 warrant the conclusion that the
Misrepresentation were made deliber.
ately, The Investigation was In every
particular an exparte proceeding with
steering committee consisting OF
Warden Russell's political opponents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12

Everyone would be benefited by TAX
ing Foley's Orino Laxative for consti-
patton, stomach and liver trouble. ~
IL sweetens the stomach and breath,
gently stimulates the liver and regu.
lates the bowels and is much superior
to pills and ordinary laxatives. Why
not try Foleys Orino Laxatives today
Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12
Deliver eaccaIaureate Address

Rev. william Poyaeor, Of Crystal
Falls, who has charge OF So. Johns
Episcopal Mission OF this city, has ac-
cepted the invitation OF the Board Of
School Directors TO deliver the baccal-
aureate sermon to the class OF 1909 of
the Florence High School TIE bac-
calaureate services will be held at the
Methodist church on the evening Of
Sunday, June rs.
Mr.. .Poyseor will also deliver the
baccalaureate address TO the senior
class OF the Crystal Falls High School
Sunday evening June go. Florence
Mining News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12

Bill has won her-pretty maid,
A June bride she Is TO be
Her peachy-cream complexion will
not fade
Because it's Rocky Mountain Tea
inlald. Sam Bridges.
LOST "A calf last Saturday with a
muzzle. light brown and has cut on
hind leg. Finder please return 70
Louie 'Krempasky at Great Western
Boarding house No. and receive re-
ward
For Sale One Cary safe, nearly
new with burglar proof steel chest A
good rig but.too small for us.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-12
School Notes

CONTINUED from:page eight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

II acres in Big Cottonwood; 80 young
bearing trees; 3 acres in small fruits
shanty; s2.00o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
A FEW SNAPS,

S-rooIn beautiful 2-story house. near
Newhouse park; hardwood finish, hot air
heat, large lot; place well worth $1,000.
We will sell for $1G,500 and throw in a
81 30 automobile If the above price is
not too high for your poeketbook ask US
about it. e
10-room modern brick on Z. list So. St I;
first floor hardwood. large basement, hot
air heat large billiard room. 21zXN rods
street paving paid. Only 1880.
First Ave. is one Of our incest streets.
We have n room brick, very good brick
modern in all respects. lot 2l2xSlz rods,
alley in rear facing south, street paving
paid for. We would advise anyone to
buy it at $1,000 We have now cut the
price to $500; $500 cash
S-room new pressed brick. 5. E.; mod
ern in every way except furnace large
lot. connected with sewer. sidewalks paid.
Was asking 5000. We need some money
and will sell for $500.
s-room brick. modern, 5ox125 feet. 9Th q.
and 18th So s.. SO: $50 cash; balance to
suit.
4-room brick hardwood finish. modern.
large basement. nice lawn, 37i9x15Iiz feet,
fenced. 10th So. and 10th E; $3.50; 500
cash.
State street property is in demand. We
have a nice 7-rOom brick near 10Th So
large lot, east front, part modern, for
So $50.
81 200 buys a Broom frame good house,
on Sd F. near 9Th So; 50x40 seet; $3.50
cash, SIS per month.
We Write Insurance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
- ' These ARE BARGAINS.

FOR SALE
THESE ARE BARGAINS.
They are worth more than price asked
ana Will make YOU money:
3o74 x165 feet on LIST West between ID and
Sd South, at $50 per foot This is the best
piece Of property on 1st West between %
and Sd South. Call and we Will show sou
why
s225 per foot, corner on Sd South. close
in. on west side
$3.50 per foot a corner on West Temple;
business property.
Sls5 per foot, West Temple near 4th
South.
500 per foot. close in. on West I'd South.
$500 per foot. a corner on West I'd South,
close in.
81. 000-A 9-apartment flat. with ground
room enough for more buildings: pays II
per cent on the investment; close in,
east side.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

1900 acres grazing land. low price, easy
terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
AUCTION SALES.


BY f. NJ. ONION, auction sale extra
ordinary of a large lot of high grade
goods, consigned to me. to be sold for
freight. storage and other charges.
Commencing Wednesday. Jan. 9Th. 1880
2. m. sharp, at No. 81 Market street (rear
q pustoffice building. There are hun
eTeds Of yards Of fine and medium car
peis, extra fine brass and iron beds, box
mattresses, springs. dressers, bird s-eye
maple dressers, Commodes. chiffOniers.
oak and mahogany center tables and
eleSSing tables. plain and mirror front
VsIdrohes. cOuChes divans. box couches
ana l0unglng chairs. leather upholstered
MISSION rockers and chairs, one fine
tather couch, nearly new; mahogany
frame leather davenport. large lot fancy
toehe7s, chairs, tables and stands, dining
,aOie and chairs, elegant high cost side
sseaIa' tne china closet, expensive gold
sslnished china cabinet brass hat rack.
.lHe mdhogany hall tree, large Tefriger-
s s.pf me ice box, lot handsome pictures,
sHe gut frame plate glass mirrors. lot
, ,-e electric light chandeliers and fix
t 4He sale Will commence at 1880 prompt
ana VIII adjourn at 1880 until > D. m.
~. ~ gay of the sale. Buyers will please
ssi.ole goods bought at morning sale
800 mteTmission, in order to make
.VoA lot following sale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
STOWE & PALMER,

The Realty Men,
Controlling Wilson-Sherman Co, "lnsur-
ance That Insures.
81 ". I'd So. tUpstairs). Phones 4s2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

The best year for Salt Lake that she
has ever known-l9i9. Just keep your eyes
open and you will see things hum in the
real estate line. Get in.
S1,39-New broom frame house with cleo
lights and water: 50-foot lot; south
east; $3.50 cash and S12 per month.
I,6Oo-4-room frame cottage water, lights
and sidewalk; nice lot; close in:
southeast.
s., 250-5-room modern frame cottage. nice
lot. shade and fruit trees; on the
car line. southeast
$3,2Je-EXtTa well built Groom new mod
ern brick. zine neighborhood, south
east, can make terms.
$f,f00-New brick bungalow on the north =
east bench; south front; fine view;
suTroun JED by pretty homes. harl
wood floors; best of plumbing,
terms if desired.
81, G0-One of the prettiest Groom bunga-
lows in the city; east bench; can
make easy terms
s.. 250-7-room modern home on I'd ave.
hot water heat; south front. side
walk, sewer and paving taxes paid,
owner leaving city.
IS. 5Oo-New 7-room modern brick and shin
gle home: near Federal Heights.
s5.0o0-SNl0 rods; close in, on Brigham St,
with 7-room modern frame house
and good brick barn.
s., 500-One of the finest S-room modern
brick homes on the north BENCH
can make good terms.
SIC. 0O0-Extra fine 9-room modern brio X
home; near st. Mary's cathedral.
81 .100-2Iaxl0 reds on 18th East: sewer and
sidewalk taxes paid.
s2.150-Corner. 74x149. on east bench; faces
south and west
s. s0e-54xl32 feet. facing south, on Brig
ham st al special taxes paid
s. Sa-5 acres with 4-room brick house (;
electric lights. shade trees, stables
and outbuildings; springs and full
water rights, an ideal place for
gardening and poultry, near Muir
ray.
Homes and vacant lots in all parts Of
the city
FEDERAL, HEIGHTS, east end of Brig
nam St Look at it. See what's doing
The location is the choicest. Prices are
low. See us for plat and price list.
STOWE & PALMER,
The Realty Men,
Controlling Wilson-Sherman Co, -Insur-
ance That Insures,
81 ". ID So. Upstairs). Phones 1872.