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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-28
LIVE STOCK.
Openino of Market.

Hogs today 5000; left over 800.
Opened steady. Mixed 7.6007.S5,
good 1887 80, rough 7,6O977O, light
1000 $50.
Cattle 300; slow.
Sheep 1900; slow.
Nine O'clock Market.
Hogs Monday $4,000; next week $780,
600. Cattle Monday $4,000; sheep 81
goo.
Hogs. light sc higher: others steady
Light 7.7OG7.95. rough 7.5O@7.7O, mix
ed 765@790, heavy 7.75@7S5, pigs
7.G0G sos. bulk 7.7OG7.S5.
Cattle 300; steady. Beeves Also
$50. cows 2.5O66.1O. stockers $3.50
SIS, Texans 4.5O@5.4O, calves 1909
900
Sheep steady; 2.5OQ4.35, lambs As
a615.
Close of Market
Hogs closed steady at early prices.
Mixed 7.6O@790, good 7.75G7S5,
rough 7.6OG77O. light 7.65Q795.
Cattle steady.
Sheep steady.
Western Live Stock Receipts.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep
Kansas City $500 $500
Omaha -. ......4,O00 100 200
Estimated Monday.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep
Chicago -. ......35, 900 $4,000 27,0O0
Next week 100000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
DEATH RECORD.
VIC. KathIeen CronIn-

NELL Neb., April S,-(special Mrs
Na'hIeen Cronin wife OF State Represents
i've d. II. Cronin died at the family boms
IN this city Thursday night Of tubercular
trouble The deceased had been in Al
ginning health for some two or three years
Her condition had been such ali w,bts,.
mat Mr.. Crouin came home each week.
rom Llhcoln during the legislative session
anu dlu not return for the final week of
the session.
cue u survived by five children besides
her husband
John Large and wife Of Durant. Ok ana
hehry Large Of Randolph, Nsb.. brotbsrs
OF deceased. were present when she dies
TWO nieces Anna and Kate IArrs AZ
randolph, and her mother, Mrs. Anna Iass.
a sister Mrs. Mary schmitt OF Clark q 10
arrived today to attend the funeral which
VIII be held Sunday at st. Patrick'a Church
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
Loan Agent Charged
With Collecting -,
Unauthorized Fees
Many Complaints Filed Against E,
Vickie by Citizens Of Mobridge
and Other Points.

ABERDEEN, $. D., April S.--(SperMl)
In the person Of f. J, Vickre Of Ellen
dale, n d, the Dakotas appear to pos
sess -. Rufus wsllingford" OF no
small degree or success Vickre was
solicitor for the Capital Security comnany
OF Norfolk, Va, concern which loans
money to homs-builders
According to S. r.. Dewey OF Mobridse.
Nickre operated there MS follows: Arriv-
ing at Mobridge early in March. VIckre
began presenting his proposition, which
was that FOR an advance payment az Sc
Tor each $1,000 he would secure an i'd
vance Of money from the Capital security
company at an early date. In some Ia
stances specific date was set when tue
loan was to be forthcoming. I'm uthsrp
II was TO be merely in a short time a FED
Gays or weeks. This part OF the grree-
ment was not authorized BY the cor}n,nn,4s
which only lends out money as fast I'D
u aceumulates ana shareholders NAV
nave to wait months before securing \
roam II Is claimed by his alleged VIr
ums that Nickre did not expIaln fbis.
out led them to believe that the pteasv
could be secured as soon as the mails
could carry the necessary documents bork
and forth
In many instances, Il il claimed. Vickre
collected an extra fee I'm order no Ia,
claimed to hurry the money along. stnt-
ing his Influence with the companv v,.s
so great that he could induce Il 10 rush.
the money through, but required a little
extra donation in order to bring such i'm
nuence into play -
60, Al Mobridse the total amount Of
Ioahs written by Vickre is placed At
$4,000. Mr Dewey made an $500 -,
payment OF S4s, c. j Burton rsId 49,
VIZ and Mrs. Jumper who asked ~ :,
loan OF $4,000 on her property. paid the
SlS advance charges and then 500 for
Nlckreis Influence" in getting the loan
hurried along. '''
Among other towns. Viekre ala
hVely business at Columbia, where he
wrote $4,000 worth OF loans ora -
Houghton' where his total businogso
amounted to $4,000 fFF7 q
Nlckres arrest here was effectsd 80,
complaint OF Il. II. Glau OF Ahsy1ss,'' =
when II was learned he was IN cus,os,,'
people from Mobridge, columbia and
o'her points who claimed he baa o.
Irauded them, hurried in to prefer ohsttSss
against him. c. w Riedman Of SPOKANE
special agent OF the company Vickre.
worked FOR, arrived and Is engaged I'm At
enpuhg TO straighten up the mudule in
""icn vlcKre mas placed the companv.
ana Vloltre has been released under !,
cash bond OF $500 to appear for telai.
K'eoman states Vickre had no authority
20 promise loans at any definite dime. a.
'he compAny's contract specifies loans
can be made only as fast as fundg H. q
cumulate and are made IN the order tbaT
applications are received, while ar.
course the taking OF extra money a. al
inducement to hasten the issuance OF the
ioans was altogether unauthorized,
dale ~ '''e"-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
DAKOTA Giles VOTE soon
April Is Date for Them to select New
Officers and TO Decide
Policies.

DEADWOOD, S D.. April S.-(Special) y
Municipal elections which will be held
throughout the state on April rs. are not
likely to affect the liquor situation In the
Black Hills. All the towns and cities in
the hills are now largely wet" and there
is no indication that any of them will
change, although the question OF license
will be voted on in each town. Deadwood
and Lead usually return maiorties in favor
OF license Of 100 and 900 respectively and
these are likely to be cut down this year,
particularly in the former town where the
contest has been much more brisk than at
any town In the hills, with the possible
exception Of Spearfish Here too, there
Is a bare possibility that the town may 20
dry on account OF the state Normal school
being situated there and the increase in
feeling against saloons there.
All elections I'm the hills will be non,
artisan and so far as known at present
Lead. Deadwood. Spearfish and Rapid city
will furnish contests for offices No spe-
cfal propositions are to he voted upon on
April IS, but to vary the monotony Lead
will elect a municipal Judge, this being the
first municipal court, to be established west
of the river.
For this office OF municipal Judge to
which a salary OF $1,000 per annum at
taches Lead has four candidates: Judge
Herbert f. Dewey, Judge John Walsh.
John II. Rogers and Thomas E. Harvey.
Seven aldermen, against whom as vet no
contests have been filed, are to be elected.
In Deadwood the most spirited contest Is
being waged where the reform element
under the leadership OF the Civic league.
has been contending for better conditions
Their chief fight is to be made IN the
Fourth ward where they have nominated
Frank De Mouth. a pioneer, to run against
Alderman John T'reber, a wholesale liquor
dealer and representative in the recent
legislature In the First ward Deadwood
already has one socialist alderman, and
j. A. Rakestraw, the socialist candidate
this year for alderman in that ward, will
not be opposed.
In Rapid City, which has the commission
form of government, there is one contest.
Joseph Jay contending for the sole com
mssionership to be voted on against John
McElroy, the present incumbent
In Spearfish. where the ministers and the
reform party have waged a bitter war
against the saloons, license issue clouds All
others, but there Is likelihood that there
Will be opposition to the three aldermen to
be elected, chiefly on the license issue
. At Sturgis and Belle Fourche three alder
men are TO be elected and the license issue
is not attracting much attention.
. At Central City Whitewood. HIN City.
Custer, Rockford, Tilford and Keystone
the usual town officers are to be chosen
and the license question voted upon but
In rome OF these towns is there any particu,
lar element Of interest in the election.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
WILL DRAW CHART OF THE AIR
French Aerial Commission Suggests
plan for Mapping Earth and
AtmOHDhere,

PARIS, April s.-A permanent aerial
commission empowered to elaborate a sys-
TEN Of air charts today reported 10 the
minister Of public works a plan which the
commission suggests should be adopted by
all governments of the world in order TO
insure its effectiveness
The system counts longitude from zero
TO $50 degrees west and east from the
Behring meridian, and latitude from zero
TO $50 from south TO north, starting from
the south pole. The charts will be cut &C
cording to meridians and parallels, each
chart including one degree Of Longitude
and one degree Of latitude.
Corresponding land maps will be laid out,
with the special aim Of aiding aeroplanists
in times Of fog.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
FARMERS in FEUD FIGHT
william POttOrf OF OskaIooan. Kan,
il wounded by u. VI.
Payne,

OsKALOOsA Kan, April s-R. NJ.
Payne, secretary OF the Kansas Thresh-
ermen's association and widely known in
Kansas, today shot and seriously wounded
William Pottorf, a farmer near here. The
authorities declare the shooting the result
of an old fued.
Payne and Pottorf lived on adjoining
farms Bad feeling has existed between
the two families for some time. Il Is said.
Today Payne Was driving COW along the
road near town and Pottorf's dog ran
out az H. Payne threatened 20 shoot the
dog. Pottorf said II Payne shot the dog
he would shoot him. Each hurried into
his house and reappeared. Payne carried
a rifle, Pottorf a shot gun Payne said he
believed his life in danger so he fired
In both the Payne and Pottorf homes the
sheriff found miniature arsenals Both
families seemed 10 be prepared for trouble
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
miscellaneous.

IMPROVED FARMS, central North Da
koLa, horthern and southern Minnesota:
low interest; small cash payments; time 10
SUIT SO 70 so per acre. }. Il. Doty 81
LIFETIME opportunities along. our lins
California and Oregon Farming fruit
stockgrowing dairying, homesteads Frer
booklet. l.. r. Curtis, Com'r n G.. o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
Brazil Will Tax
All Sugar Imported
States Interested in Production Will
Use the Proceeds to Buy
Sugar.

RIO JANEIRo, April s,-The basis of 6
sugar valorization plan similar TO that
adopted for coffee has been arranged at
meeting OF representatives OF the
Brazilian sugar producing states special
tax OF 90 reis is proposed on sugar ex-
ported through the port OF Rio Janeiro.
The proceeds will be employed in the pur-
chase OF sugar by the states interested.
Another meeting will be held on May "a
when the arrangement will be formally
concluded.
The duty on Brazilian sugar Is figured
on the arroba. the equivalent Of twenty
five and one-half pounds avoirdupois. Fifty
five reis Is equivalent to about l.s5 cents IN
the money Of the United states.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
ROOSEVELT VISITS SPOKANE
Colonel Reviews Troops, Lays Cor
nerstOne, Makes Two Addresses
aud Attends Reception.

SPOKANE, Wash. April S-Theodors
Roosevelt's first task today took him By
automobile as the guest Of Governor Hay
and Senator PoindeXter to Fort Wight.
where he reviewed the troops. Hurrylng
back 90 Spokane Mr.. Roosevelt addressed
the cftys school teachers IN the First
Methodist Episcopal church and proceeded
thence 20 the Lewis and Clark High school
building where he laid the cornerstone.
An open air address az Masonic temple.
after a formal luncheon, reception and
parade IN his honor, completed the daylight
program.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
LEGAL NOTICES
ERT!FIoATE or PUBLICATION

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
state Of Nebraska, office OF Auditor Of
Public Accounts. Lincoln, Feb 1911. In Is
hereby certified that the Northwestern Ma
tioual Insurance company OF Milwaukee in
the stale Of Wisconsin, has compiled with
the insurance law OF this state. applicable
TO such companies and Is therefore author
lied 10 continue the business OF fire in
surance In this state for the current year
endins January 81, 1912 Witness my hand
and the seal OF the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts, the day and year first above writ
ten. SlLAS r, BARTON, Auditor OF Pub
lie accounts. G. r. Pierce. Deputy. Hutch
inson-B Ollard Co, Omaha Agents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
NEW YORK FINANCIER DROPS
DEAD IN LONDON HOTEL

LONDON. April s--GeorRe Prsn,,..5
Ter, New York financier. dronnsd ~,
or heart disease at his hotel here las,
night. Accompanied by his wife and dsueh
ter Mr.. Butler arrived in this cltv frar,
Egypt last evening and died immeaIa IN,
after he reached his hotel. He was, A.
years old -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

misery and Injustice. TO say nothing OF the
friction and inf cling engend ared between
workmen and emp oyer. Under our present
system a workman injured is compelled to
sue the only man on earth upon whom he
has moral claim for employment
whereas under an automatic compensa-
ton system he eceivcs as riRht-not as
bene' ,tion-a definite amount OF money
"a sufficient amount to tide him or his
dependents over the period Of gr attest dis
tress
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for April s. 1911
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracters, l14
Farnam street Telephone Doughs 2S65:
Charles Blessing ct al to Matilda
JonesCheit, lot Is. block l. Harris
PattersOn's Annex. ...............,.S l
Edwin X. Walker and wife to Mable
M. Samm, lot -. in Yates & Reeds
SUP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..........t.... Z
Henry Kreymberg and wife to Name
Goddard, lot o. Cherry Garden. !
Lewis Jones ct al to Harold Jones,
part lot 20 Millard & Caldwells... 8, 900
John Migles and wife to Stanislay
Lukowske, lot s, block 3l4 South
Onaha .......s.......... ............ Loo
William Hinsley to John Oliver lot g.
block $, COttner 4 ArChers addition
John O. Roberts and wife to Mary r.
BabcoCk. lots 1 and ., block H"
Prospect Place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
John G. O'Connor, eNu TO Minna H.
Wagner, lot S. Rees Place ............ !
Kate =. r. Ralston to Helga p. Bergo
lot g. block g Pruyn Park.......... 10
Mary F. Babcock and husband to
Charles Unit. part OF lots / and 3
block III, Prospect Place .......... $500
j. A, HendriCk ct al. to Edward
Quinn. part Of lots and TO- block
M loves addition. ................. $500
Peter G. Cramer and wife to Chris
Thompson. lot q. block ], Redicks
dIh s'....'.-. ................ 2 300
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

"urIinEtOH stAtioA-lOrh and Mason.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION sTATIoN-Tenth and Mason

Union Pacific
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
HYMENEAL
DaItnn-Mnnrr.

Miss Minnie Moore Of Indianapolis IND
and Mr.. Jarrett r. Dalton were married
by Rev. Charles " Savidge AZ his resi-
dence Friday afternoon 81 ESQ Mr. and
Mrs. Dalton will make their home al Ben
son.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
What WOrkmen Want.

What the workingmen desire and de-
mand is not so much compensation for in
jury as prevention of injury, and 1 believe
that industry should bear the pecuniary
loss sustained by workmen as a result OF
industrial accidents, just as it is now re-
quired to repair It's machinery and offset
the losses caused by depreciation In the
value of its plants.
From time inmemorial the workingmen
OF the United States have endeavored to
have enacted comprehensive employers liza
bility laws, and while ! am In full syn
patty with their efforts in this direction,
yet II is to be remembered that even the
best system Of employers liability means
expense delay and litigation. whereas com
pensation laws such as prevail In foreign
countries work automatically, benefits are
paid Immediately. friction IL eliminated
and large measure OF justice Ia done.
1T is, OF course, impossible to say what
the exact cost Of automatic compensation
would be. but It Is not difficult TO conclude
that ( would not require much more TO
compensate injured workmen in America
on the basis Of the British workmen's com
pensation act, than is nav paid by Ameri-
can employers in premiums to liability COM
panies.
During the eleven years from 1894 TO 1905
the employers liability companies of the
United States took in 500 s59076 in premiums
from American employ ers. These com
panies poid out in the settlement OF claims
Of injured woTkmen t3, 5s9, 49S or 4S per cent
Of the amount they took in. OF these $40
599, 1913 paid In the settlement OF such claims.
II is safe to say that IS per cent was ex-
pended by the injured workman In the pay
ment OF attorneys fees az d court expenses.
so that, in the final analysis the injured
workmen received less than S3O 10000 out
OF the 500 900, 900 paid by employers during
this period in premiums TO liability com
panies. Allowing Sl5.OO0OOO for the admins,
tration Of the liability companies and for
reserve Il would mean that $751; OD on were
wasted-were worse than wasted becau e
the money was used in hurdenng our
. courts with litigation and in delaying or
defeating the settlement Of claims many
Of them Just claims when II should have
been used, and would be used under a wise
compensation system for the immediate re-
lief OF the men and their families who arc
the victims Of the hazard Of industrial Dur-
suits.
II am not prepared 10 say that en-
though thu entire KOO,OO0.O00 had baCn paid
directly TO the injured workmeu il would
have been sufficient TO have Unidentified
them for their sses, but ! do not believe
tina. Il would not have required very much
more TO have compensa'eu them on the
basis Of the British workmens oompensa-
ton act
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
WyOmtnB.

WHAT AN IOWA FARAGER wANTR
Have you anything 70 offer the taTmss
81 lOwag Any cheOp land for higher priced;
. general merchandise store for land OF
say kind OF an exchangsf Or have Yea
come land you want TO sell for caahf The
enc paper that reaches the iowa farmer
q the Dss hcines Capital: EsOo0 circulation
daily; rate single insertion, ! cent = wont.
ak Insertions. : cants q word Das hoInSS
ba.ty apitaL lies MOlneS IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
OZARK LANDS

Send for our complete list OF bargains:
go with US on our next excursion. April 49,
and Investigate the country. We can make
YOU money. d..
HAWKEYH LAND a ORCHART; CO,
200 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

ION the whole a. would seem to me that
in every confederation Of sound business
judgment, pol e. cal economy. and fair deal
ing between man and man, We should
not hesitate longer in abandoning q system
that has bern productive Of 90 much
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

Az opPoRrrNrrH

AZ OPPORTUNITY.
You cen make 800 per Gems profit IN ~.
years on ColeiaA county, y n. irrleatei
fruit land. You run no risk Whatrvsr
Sold IN five-acre tracts aud cultivated Tor
tive years b. expert fruit groNel Wrlts
tuteiy safe Investment thar viii net you
- profita- McNeAl ut-lf BtnAncs ada
kRnaaa civ, Mo.-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

o., 9iliNGiCN, April s-Artbur T.
' H.aha OF Chicago. one Of rhs teadIn.,
l~yeIS OF that clty dted here tod.ly IN
"a ''iAoh's' MI Evans arrived Moudaa
-, DO present az the ceremony, attend,na
"o s"eal'hs IN OF his brother, Iynoe1
vans, vans as representative IN congress
day. "euhea-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

STOP, READ, THINK
miles west Of Houston miles fron
Missouri City. only tS Bsautlfu farm
- - hetes, miles Houston thoroughiy
eIalned. 90 Graded road; not an acre !.
poor lana ~ H. ~ Large tTacJs Tor CO..
Snizauon- l.. II. Bailey. S0l Rins fAdg
10 ACRES hrazos bottom. railroad sta.
ton on iand. "a; terms 600 acres fine hlaeh
terms Address ne cN ncr. Ur - s TT..
ton, Houston Tex
THE TEXAS REALTY IOURNAI-
Houston. Tex. is an illustrated magaEine
telling an about Texas, NAM openings
Offered homeseekerE and investors three
months subscription and map OF Texas
&c. We are publishers. not land dealers :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
Aroatana.

BUSINESS men OF Glendivs, Mont, hav,
organized for the purpose OF giving re-
liable information concerning lands in
eastern Montana The members 81 ths
undersigned company have resided N
eastern Montana for 20 yeRrB and more
and know every foot OF It's lands. They
are merchants and business men who Wanl
settlers and your trade and cannot afford
20 misiead. Notwithstanding last year =
drputh Montana was one OF the few
states that raised ordinary crops In iSia
Have several thousand acres for sale a,
TeasOnable prices. Homesteads located
Write W.. Gate City Land COMPANY
Gleudive. MonG.-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
Oregon.
oREGnN ApprE

OREGON APPLE LAND.
and ~ acre planted tracts taken care
Of Tor five years. Terms SIS a month
No irrigation, taxes or interest
SANIIAM FRUIT COLONY,
526 Bee Bldg, Omaha Neh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
Operation mt Present.

Tn order that We may extricate ourselves
from the humiliating and Gisgraceful po-
sition we now hold in respect to this Ques-
ton It is imperative that the factory and
mining laws Of ali our states which at the
present time are wholly inadequate, should
be greatly extended and should be enforced
with the utmost vlgor. Employers should
be required to equip machinery and work.
ing, places with every practical safety de-
vice 1t is possible to secure; and the state,
itself, should establish museums OF safety
devices and Industrial hygiene in which
should be exhibited drawings or models
of all safety appliances in use in this and
other countries. Furthermore, the force OF
factory and mine inspectors should be
largely increased, the inspectors should be
removed from the sphers Of political in
fluence. and schools should be established
and conducted in connection with the
museums Of safety devices in which in
spectors should be thoroughly trained in
the work the law requires them to do.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
Oklahoma.

FOR sALk-ln knabei Co. i6o acre. OF
Billings. OIL, In the Antelope VALLEY :
tidoA hedge and 1 side wire. with Nv acres
broke Vat hnu the balance IA pasturs k,ts
orchard ana garden; 7-rOOm house, plns-
tered. paporsds cellar underneath, an In
good snare, Darn. 2Ax3h rOOIn fUr ~ iuna
VI hay. room iOr Z horses; crib too she.i
Gnd nay tOrE. complete, EOod granArls1
NAIh driveway Through center. Will hold
kUv0 bushels VI grain, these puIiuinss ara
ell other buildings Aie pNlnIeu anu ia EvuI
hnape, bUV0 IOSast pVsts sVO trulI Inissa /
Nelih, elateIh, plenty VI wafer. 1hls la a
bsNei ASFhA anu NO waste 'Guu VA IL, t.ns
LHn Su bousut n uONn. n "a ave yeara
~ GeAsonsD'0 'htsi So A. ~. 49, vsnAs,tt.
. ti.Ausa. Nst.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
ADVANTAGES OF OREGON

lOO-page book gives amount Of government
land open TO homestead in each county
IN the states of oregon and Washington
and description Of same gives homestead,
desert, timber, stone, coal and mineral
laws two maps OF Oregon in colors Ax2s
showing II. r. in operation, one showing ali
proposed r.. r and electric lines, including
eastern and central Oregon. zoe each, or
ors 2ix2S zoe.
NIMMO, RUNEY & CO.,
Hamilton Bldg. Portland Ore