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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29

Members of the Michigan club
are making elaborate preparations
for their big picnic to be held al
Point Defiance park August rs
At a meeting Tuesday evening II
was decided to make a canvass oil
all members of the club and col.
Tlect any dues that are not paid
up so that the event may be made
a grand success. Besides the
picnic at the park, there will be
other entertainments In the even
ing.
/. A quiet wedding took place al
the home of r. O. Pollock, on
South Sixty-fourth and Puget
Sound avenue last Saturday even
ing when Miss Mable F. Pollock
was married to Harvey v. Schaper.
a he bride was married in dainty
travelling suit of nile green and
carried American beauty roses.
The couple left on the 1890 train
for the South and will return to
Tacoma to make their home.
Chapter C. p. e. o. was enter
tained today at the home OF Mrs.
J. w. Moore, on Bay island. A
delicious luncheon was served at
the beach. The members will re-
turn to Tacoma in the evening.
Judge and Mrs. G. M. yesterday
and family have just moved into
their handsome new residence, on
North Thirty-fourth and Adams
streets. In honor of the event.
the Misses Fay and Virginia East
erday entertained at cards last
evening for a party of friends.
Mrs. Everett Phipps Babcock
entertained large number bf
guests at her country home, at
lake, today. The af-
fair was Of the nature of an out
Ing anu BdTucn pdily dhu oh oAa
joyable afternoon was spent.
Hon. II. A. Clark of Oswego,
N. Y, with his wife and daugh-
tiers, Emily and Charlotte, and son
Charles, arrived in Tacoma yes
terday. They are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hyde.
Mrs. Richard P. Milne will en-
terrain the young married wom-
ems class of the First Methodist
church, for an outing and picnic,
at her summer home at Dash
Point tomorrow. The husbands
of the women are invited to at
tend.
L. d. Groom of Oklahoma is
visiting with his son, Rev. F. HI.
Groom, for several weeks. Mr..
Groom was in Tacoma about 20
years ago and is astonished at the
changes that have taken place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29

Str. Flyer will make special ex-
position trips DAILY, leaving Se-
attic $40 p. m, leaving Tacoma
His ?. -. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29
AT THE GRAND.

Charles Mack and company and
other excellent acts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29

"Yo' Rasus, what n'rence guidn'
a
de while ridin carr"
BLESS yoah heart Euh All KANT
"Why trainin beans string, an odder
stringin beans train Eyah, eyah eyah!"
I'VE will sing Doan Roll Dem Eyes Me; Yoll Need
Dem Ewes tn See'o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29
AT THE PANTAGEs.

Klein, OFT Brothers and Nichol-
son and a number of other good
features.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29

Max o'Rell was once staying
with a friend at Edinburgh.
Starting for walk on Sunday, he
took up bis walking stick. do
you mind taking an UMBRELLA"
asked his conscientious host. at
looks more respectable"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29

It may be used to attach the
large eyelet bone buttons to chill
dren's undergarments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29

The Chinese pupil reciting his
lesson turns his back to the,
teacher,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29

Tape is unequaled In its adapta-
bility for stitching over worn cor.
set stays.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29
TINES HUMOR DEPARCMENT
% JOSH
a. WISE
fzEl' SAYS

"Why tell q sIuggard ter go ter
tn ant when tn ant will meet
him more'n half way?'
The airship used by Herbert
Latham is said to suggest a bird.
However, when 1t dropped into
the middle of the English chan
mel it suggested bird that had
been shot.
Even II a mans wife gets an
unexpected inheritance he has a
strong conviction it's because his
advice to her about money matters
has always been SO good.-New
York Press.
The latest invention is a cradle
which rocks by clockwork me-
chanism and at the same time
plays baby tunes.
Though outwardly a gloomy
shroud,
The inner half of every cloud
Is bright and shining;
! therefore turn my clouds about,
And always Wear them inside out,
To show the lining.
Home Notes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29

L. d. Groom Of Oklahoma is
visiting with his son, Rev. F. H.
Groom, for several weeks. Mr..
Groom was in Tacoma about 20
years ago and is astonished at the
changes that have taken place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-29

Hon. H. A. Clark of Oswego,
N. Y, with his wife and daugh-
ters, Emily and Charlotte, and son
Charles, arrived in Tacoma yes
terday. They are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hyde.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
EAGLES0N'S ESTATE is
ESTIMATED AT SIO0, 900
Many Heirs at Law to Fortune
Left by Merchant

J. G. Eagleson. dealer in mems fur
nishing goods. who died Tuesday, left
an estate worth about 800 .o0o. accord
ing TO the petition of his brother. Rob
ert Eagleson, who was yesterday ap-
pointed by Judge Graham special ad-
ministrator of the estate. j. G. Eagle
son made a Will. which has not yet
been taken from the safety deposit
vaults OF the First ma ationaI bank The
special administrator states he does not
know the contents of the will. The
heirs at law OF the dead man are: Rob
ert Eagleson and Frank Eagleson
brothers. living in San Francisco;
James T.. Little and Robert j. Little.
nephews. living in San Francisco: James
ia gieson, David Ea gleson, Annie
Palmer. Lizzie Todd Ellen Charles and
James McGahie. brothers and sisters.
living in Ireland: Emma Little and Min
ME Little. nieces. living in Ireland;
Samuel Ea ag1eson, brother residing in
Melbourne. Austria liza, and Margaret
Baxter, sister. residing in Brooklyn.
y Y
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
MENACING FLAMES
SCARE PRISONERS
Big Barn and Contents at the
County Jail Destroyed
by Fire
Damage Done Is Estimated at
$4,000: COnvicts Thrown
Into Panic

Panic stricken prisoners we're
marched out of two wings Of the coun-
- 5sn yesterday afternoon by armed
guards when IRE that destroyed the
huge barn threatened 10 spread 10 the
vomen's wing and 10 the mEsdemesnor
prison. Ten tons Of hays. 50 tons OF
straw farm implements. several wag-
ons and large quantity OF small tools
were lost IN the FIRE. and the damage
is estimated Al $4,000
The blaze started % the west end Of
he barn about 90 feet from the
woTnen's wing and. driven by strong
winds. swept rapidly through the en-
tire wooden structure which was 200
feet long and 80 wide.
Johu Coyne fireman Or engine IS.
which IS q O. -rter OF a mile from the
county -. as Up in the hose loft
of the engine house when the fire broke
cut ~ o'clock. He saw flames and
turned in an alarm that was followed
D. second alarm The 5siI fire brig
sde gave able assistance 10 the fire
men.
Two 20 foot fences surrounding the
nisdemesnor prison. IN which men
prisoners are kept. and the women's
wing of the jail were showered with
sparks. and the wooden roofs OF both
structures were also menaced.
The excitement among the prisoners
developed into panic and the pris-
oners We're marched out but soon re-
turned 10 their cells.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
CONTRACTS TO BUY LAND
NULLIFIED BY BIG FIRE
Judge Holds Seller Must Make
Title in Thirty DAYS

Contracts for the purchase or realty
pending at the time of the FIRE OF April
1895 can not be enforced the destruc-
ton of records having rendered II i'm
possible fOr-tbe seller TO give 4 deed
within the prescribed 30 days The law
was thus Interpreted by Judge Hunt
yesterday IL fhe case or Louis Celia
against r. o Hoffman. z suit FOR the
return OF s6s5 deposited BY Celia with
Hoffman JUST before the IRE 70 bind a
CONTRACT FOR the purchase OF realty at
Seventeenth street and Albion avenue
for s14.45G.
Attorney Theodore Roche represent
lug Hoffman, the owner Of the land
cOntenced that the seller should have
heeE allowed a ressons bic time within
which 20 perfect the title
Judge Hunt. however. instructed the
.ury that the inability OF Holman 10
give perfect title 10 the land within
- days or the ma king OF the contract
nulif1ed the deal. This is the first time
TIE point has been sQusreIv decided
There are . great many similar cases
pending
The jury rendered = verdict In favor
or celia for 3s55. which Is Inc amount
sued for. less 1920 paid by Hoffman 10
2 contractor
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
-MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
san 'Francisoo Wednesday. May 5. 1909:
BAXTER HERBEcK-E NJ Baxter. 2s
Auburn and Mabel A. Herbeck. 20. Coulter
CAssIMER-FARRAR- J. cssSimsr. n
sDa Mary : Farrar Is. beth Of l5a5 Cali
steiner s., and Katharine A. Martin. %. 1874
D0UGBTY-LoNC-Fra Doughty. 81. sss
OAK ST. and Jennie A. Long. IS, 1918 Page
FERRARIO-cANzIANI A-Frank Ferrario
=. south san Francisco. and oanziani Can
zisnills, p Livermore- (.
FUGITA-TWAI-Sakeich Fugita. 2s Stock
ron. and Issni Iwai. IA. 2O25 Pine st
SAUDET- BARE-Lonls Gaudet. 2s St 10
seph ave, end Adele Bare. ., Gonna.
HAYENs-HEIGHEs- Joseph ". HaFens. &c.
Oakland, and Mabel Hughes, "A, u Perry
avenue.
HAWKSLEY- -MURRAY-AIexsnder Havksley.
- 353 Alvsrsdo 81. and Rens 3. Murray
20. 81 Castro 81
HINZ-HINTZ-Joseph HIM. % and Elizabeth
Hinfz, y. both Of San Francisco.
KATZ-EMAS SOII1-Harry Kafz 81 and Anna
Enanoii, 2e. both Of 1924 Geary St
KUCKUK-SEILS-Alber Il Kuckuk 27 and
Nflhelmine P. Sells. q. both Of 2S6 Second
street.
KULIN-ToZIER-Jo 2. Kulin, 2s. 1925
Eighteenth ave-. and Helen H. Tozier. %.
West Berkeley.
LAwSON-RAFFERTY- Lawson. IS
and Minnie Rafferty,, "a, both Of 1920 Nine
reenth
AMs-LocKwoOD-w o. McAdams,
%. and Jessie lockwood, 20. both Of Cres-
City.
SA SANTIcH-ELTNCIcH - George Ssnfich. 26
3s3 London 81, and Vice Jelincich. 10, 65S
Nsfoma 81.
scHRODER-cAREY- George H. Schroeder. 2I.
1900 Geary ST.. and Mary J. Carey. is T5I
Seventh ave.
SHOPF-MILLER- Henry r. Shopf. %, and
Frances l.. Miller. p. both OF Gfiroy-
YAIENzANo-CELLINO- Valenzano
z6. and Angelina Ceiino. 20. both Of 73s
Green St.
TERS-FIINER-Jess F. Waters 2s and
Alice NJ. Flimer. y. both Of Sacramento.
NORk-cRAwFORD-Th Theodore Y. Work. "a
17s4 Haight ST.. and Dora Crawford. % I4s
Rcuiah 81
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
RACING DRIVERS
HOLD A MEETING
Positions in the Auto Road
Event at Santa Rosa
Decided
interesting Contest Will Be
Started Early Sunday
Morning
By X. x. FHoHmedien

The real interest in the Santa Rosa
road race, which will be held over
% mile course out of that city. began
yesterday at a meeting held by the
entrants Many of those who had en-
tered the contest believed that the
position in starting should be ascer-
tanned by drawing instead of as pre-
scribed by the entry blank. which gave
the cars their position according to the
rotation of entry. Many believed that
the fact that The -Dayen was
Ne. l and No. ,, according TO the entry
blank. would make it possible for the
drivers of these cars TO do jockeying.
Plugoff. in the interest of sport, said
if hes felt that any one had such an
opinion he would withdraw car No.
and allow the others TO draw for that
position, going to the end of the list.
The drawing took place. and the Mid
dleton motor car company secured po-
sition No. for their Acme
This moved up Laymance's car from.
twelfth TO eleventh position 1t was
also decided at the meeting TO start the
cars under two minute headway. The
first car will be sent away sharp at
a. m- Sunday. There was desire on
the part of those entering cars to hold
the event at a later hour but this
was found impossible, fnasmuch as the
supervisors OF Sonoma county had Off
cially closed the road over which the
race will take place during the hours
of and II a. IN.
4 L. P. Lowe, president OF the Cali
fornia State automobile association.
has officially notified the officials han
ding the event that the American au-
tomobile association requires that a
sanction for the event should be taken
out, and that the 800 zee should ac-
company the application. This notice
met the same fate as that which was
made to the San Fra-cIsco motor club
when that organization held it's hill
climb. Autoists have merely turned
down the American automobile asso-
citation until that organiza tion consid-
ers the plan suggested by the San
Francisco motor club in letter TO that
orga niZation sent by L. p. Loew 81
Don C. Prentiss. secretary of the So
noma County automobile association.
who has been over the road between
Tiburon and Santa Rosa. yesterday said
that the best roads to follow were from
Tiburon over the boulevard by way of
Greenbrae. Alta and San Rafael The
cutoff through Larkspur and Corte Ma
dera is not in good condition.
Those who expect 20 go 10 Santa
Rosa by train Saturday will have TO
make the 1885 or the II a. m The
automobiiists will take the o'clock
boat, which is the Ukiah and will ac-
commodate more than GO cars If it is
found th.t there are more automobiles
than this boat can accommodate an
other will be put on at the same time.
The officials who viii have charge of
the road race were announced yester-
day as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Notable Deaths

KRs. TEURFA king. 7. ". c. A. sEcRE-
fARV In Angeles. Mag Mrs Thurfs G.
hfne. formerly ~ Flint Mich. died al the
81 fornia hospital yrsterdsr after > brief IL
iieSs- For tho lass eight vesrs Mrs King las
i-een secretary u the employment bureau of
;be Young y HOmen's Chrfstian association
GEORGE W HARVEY RxTAURATEUR
Washington. Mag 5--Ceorge W Harvey
WIDELY known as restsursteur died here
iraaT- aged ~ gesrs- Hundreds Of men OF
national prominence knew him
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
NEW DIVORCE DECREE
FOR BANK CASHIER
Harry G. HanIey Must Allow
Former Wife TO Visit and
Entertain Children
Change From IHterIocutOry Or
der in Husbands Favor Is
Pronounced Improper

The hnsl decree in the divorce
granted Harry G. Ianley. cashier OF
the welis-Farzo bank, from Louise
HanIey on the ground of desertion.
was SCI aside by Judge Mogsn yester-
dsy. and II was ordered that q new
with the inte-Iocutory decree by which
Mrs Hanley was given permission to
VISIT her children at all reasonable
times and 20 take them ont. The
final decree. which was obtained with
out notice 10 her. took away from her
the privilege OF taking the children
out
Judge Mogan held that an interIoc-
utort. decree crystalIized the issues and
that the jurisdiction of the court be-
csine exhausted as 10 determination OF
the facts when the interlocutory decree
was signed.
HUSBANDS 1HARGEs DENIED
The court can only acquire jurisdicr
tion again in order 10 modify those
matters which are permitted TO be
modified By express statute. namely.
alimony or custody OF the children.
said the judge, 'and this jurisdiction
can be invoked only by following the
prescribed procedure. which includes
giving notice 10 the other side. In
this case the final decree substantially
varied from the interlocutory, and as
no notice was given TO Mrs HanIey
the final decree can not stand"
This is The case in which the charge
was made in an affidavit by Hanley
that Mrs. Hsnley was unfit TO have
anything to do with the children for
the reason that she was the paramour
OF WencesIao LosiZs. who was con
nected with a Mexican commission
house. Theodore Roche. Mrs. Han
ley's attorney. said yesterday that
Judge s1oEan's decision rendered it
needless for her TO reply to those
charges. Had the courts decision
been otherwise she would have made a
counter showing. Roche said.
WIFE DEPRIVED OF LIBERTY
Deprivation Of all personal liberty
upon which Mrs. Roma c. Gooch OBJ
tained a divorce in Judge Van Nos
trsnd's court from Harry W Gooch. a
resta urant man. who owns oyster beds
in san Msteo county.
= always had 10 do exactly as my
husband told me-" said Mrs. Gooch.
Just as soon as dinner was over he
would send me to bed. The only time
I ever crossed him was when we had
different views as TO which fhester we
should attend. / said I would go TO
the one / chose and he could go 10
the one he preferred. He got angry
and threw me against a bureau. /
was made unconscious and physi-
clan was called"
Mrs. Gooch testified also that her
husband was extremely jealous and
falsely accused her OF flirting with
other men.
COURT RECONCILED COUPLE
The refusal Of a divorce by Judge
Graham in the case or Susanne ].
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

Birth, marriage and death notices sent By mail
VII NOT b. inserted. They must Be handed in al
cifbsT ~ the publication Offices and be indor~ed
VIII the name and residence Of persons anthor-
ized o. have the same published. Nofiees re-
Ffricted simply 70 the announcement of the event
ere pthiiEbed once IN this column free Of charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Free special crr.

Leave Fifth and Market streets sun
DAY. MAJ =. 1909. from 1890 10 i 30 a
m. Free fried chicken luncheon in
GUIDED Aucf son sale OF 200 camping
lots in san MateO- Secure tickets or
Geo l. Dealey & Co l2s Sutter st
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

mand for automobiles than exists at the
present time.
written that the Irish reliability trial,
which ia to be held from Nav 26 to June
l. will be divided into TWO sections one
for trade entrants and the other for
private owners only Hill climbs.
speed test and a possible brake test viii
be included in the program of events.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Have You a RaId spof.

II so, you'll sympa thize with the
hero of II. G. Dwight's amusing little
story in the May issue of the Sunset
Ma gaZine. knowing az you do the SEN
alton OF discovering that telltale va
cancy on the top Of your head.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
MARRIAGES

SH0PF--MlI.LER i'm this city. May >. 1909
by the Rev Frank Stuart Ford pastor First
Christian rhurch. Henry 7. Shopf snd Frances
L. Miller both OF GilFOv.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

Hyrup against Andreas Hyrup resulted
In a reconciliation OF the young man
and his wife. The Judge received
word that the Hyrups are now living
together happily. the couple having ac-
cepted his advice.
May NJ. Bradt was granted divorce
from John T. Bradt by Judge Van
Nostrand on the ground of desertion.
Suits for divorce were filed yester-
day by;
Daniel j. Meyer against Maddie
Meyer, desertion.
William f. Strickland against Anna
Strickland. desertion.
Thomas J. Behan against Elizabeth
r. Behan. desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
OF THE AUTO

NOTES OF THE AUTO
H. l. Owesney. manager of the San
Francisco branch OF the Winton motor
carriage compa ny. reports the sale and
delivery of Winton Six touring car TO
Fl. III. Davis of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Double Stamps Every Morning

oE,,:rg;,eev f Regardless fhrongs that have
attended this popular seil1rs event event our our
still repleie with specially priced goods q iD & any
kind you may require deparements arc berg eosed our
and offer remarkable values
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

Among the numerous letters OF praise
and recommendation received BY OIL
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
INsrRAXcE MAN MARRIED.

INSURANCE MAN MARRIED Harold Hack
EFT. well known insurance man. was married
10 Miss Adele VireoHtire yesterday morning al
the hsme OF the Brides parents. PSI Pierce
street After the wedding breakfast the young
couple left for Del Monte. where they win
spend their honeymoon
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

Among the numerous letters of praise
and recommendation received by OIL
...--- lier & Worthing-
speare's Oil ton with reference
is the following.
teresting TO many owners: With ref
erence to the recent nonstop worlds
motor record. In which the REQ two cyl
jndef touring car covered a distance or
1892 miles without stopping the en-
glne, and averaging II miles an hour
and IL miles per gallon of gasoline for
the entire distance. will say that we
used in this run the Alden Speare's Iu-
bricating oils exclusively Upon in
specting the motor after the completion
of this trip. we were much surprised to
find that there were only few specks
of carbon on the piston heads which
were easily wiped of with a piece of
waste. The valves and cylinders did
there the usual cumming up around
the valve ports. Every part of the
motor seemed TO be perfectly lubri-
Gated. The success of this remarkable
test was only made possible. in my
opinion, by the use of Speare's oil
Charles s. Howard, head of the How
arc automobile company, which handles
:. the Buick cars has
just returned from
Re.nrnad Rs"1rs has Ha,n. the factory How
the EXPRESS nnrnoee 1e
of hurrying shipments of cars to the
coast. and found while there that many
of the other agents were on the same
mission. He was. however able to get
been appcrtiOEed by the factory. How
ard says that the automobile outlook in
the east is something wonderful The
trade has never known a greater de-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
5RT RECONCILED COUPLE

The refusal Of A divorce by Judge
Graham in the case or Susanne j.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Speare's Oil
Much Praised

Charles s. Howard. head of the How
ard automobile company. which handles
Il. u. IL
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10
The Sheep Commission.

Saturday afternoon the Arizo-
ma Sheep Sanitary Commission
met and organized for the ensu-
ing year. James Scott Of Pine
dale was made president and DR.
]. c. Norton of this city secretary.
H ]. Gray OF Yavapai county
and John Hennessy of Coconino
county are the other members
DR.. A. NJ. Harmon, a special in
spector for the commission, ad-
dressed the meeting upon the
conditions prevailing among the
sheep. AS stated some time ago
in the Gazette, it is not likely that
any general dipping order will
be issued this year. The only in
lection which has been found late
ly is in Apache county.-Phoenix
Gazette
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10
Cameron introduces Bill
for Bridqe on Little
Colorado

The following bill was intro
duced by Delegate Cameron for
an appropriation Of $4,000 for
a bridge across the Little Colo
RADIO river at Tanners crossing,
between Flagstaffa and Tuba City
THAT the secretary of the in
terror be, and he is hereby, au-
thorized and directed to CON
struct a bridge and the necessary
approaches thereto across the
Little Colorado river abutting
on the Navajo Indian reservation,
in the territory of Arizona, at or
near what is known as Tanner 5
crossing.
That the secretary of the in
terror is hereby authorized to
make all necessary regulations
to carry out this act, ard for the
purpose ofcarrying its provisions
into effect there is hereby appr, :
priated, out Of any money in the
United States treasury not other
wise appropriated, the sum OF
$4,000"
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10
LLOYD c. HENNING,
Cooperative Observer.

Farm Tor Sale-16O acres OF
choice land. A good stone house
on the premises; we'll and wind
mill with an abundance of good
water Will sell for 100000.
Address William Lee. Woodruff,
Ariz.
DR.. Whipple,. long bishop Of
Minnesota, was about to hold
religious services at an Indian
village IN one of the western
states, and before going to the
place of meeting asked the chief,
who was his host, whether it
was safe for him to leave his eff
fects in the lodge. "Plenty safe"
grunted the red man. mo white
man in hundred miles from here"
iIrs. D. D. COverdale, who
needs no introduction to the
WinslOW ladies will be in our city
about April 9th, with acomplete
line of up todate spring and
summer millinery. Mrs. Cover
dale can assure the ladies that it
will be worth their while to see
her line before purchasing else
where The styles and prices can
not be duplicated elsewhere in
the west.