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La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17

desired TO put the building. 1t has
been suggested tnat = building be
erected. covering an area OF s0yia 20
feet. that the stage take up about
thirty feet In one end. leaving an
auditorium OF 50 by 30 feet: tina, a
balcony b. erected at the rear and
sides OF the building. that in front
OF the stage and for consid.rabie
distance back the floor be level.
but that 1t slop. upward for some
distance at the sides and rear this
t. be- effected. preferably. by a false
floor Thus constructed, by remov.
ing tie false floor and making a ley.
rI floor available throughout the
whole auditorium, the building would
b. uslblr for exhibits and fairs and
such other purposes as might seem
10 require a level floor.
Considering the many uses to ahi,h
the building will be put. 1, is dsslr.
able that It be- well lighted by large
windows. as closely placed as con
yenleur. and that 1t be provided
with considerable number OF exits,
10 that I'm case OF need. II can be
quickly empued The Windows and
doors should b. so coustructed as to
provide the maximum OF ventilation
for summer use.
The value OF such building TO
this city cannO, be estimated in dol
lars and cents II will be the com
mon meeting place where W. snail
10 to get the messages which the
thinkers OF the world shall bring to
US, when We snail meet 10 discuss
matters OF common interest. where
We can entertain the guests Of the
municipality upon state occasions
where organizations desirOus of Wis
itiny the valley can mold their con
yeutions. and where upon all such
occasions. as ben,s hosts. We can
feed our souls upon the sweets OF
fellowship and friendliness.
II. In its use as an opera house,
II shall be objected. ,nat off-setting
every play OF value. there are two
or three OF the wishy-washy stripe.
IL may be answered that upon such
nights We may remain at hone, ,choos-
ing to converse with the old sages
and philosophers TO be- found In
our Libraries. rather than to listen TO
the low mimic follies OF a farce. "
But with discrimination We may
spend an occasional night With pro-
nt and pleasure at the theator
The value OF municipal auditor.
ium as an advertising asset Is not
to be overlooked Tue fact that
Ia Junta. the city where the old
trails fork. In the heart of The Ar
Kansas Valley. possseeas An auditor.
iuin. viii be ~ distinc, adj cr,ising
value.
Let everybody attend Tie meetinF
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
Annual Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
second annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the La Junta Gardens lr-
rigation Company will be held In
the office Of the company. Room 3.
Miller Hale Block. La Junta Colo
on Monday. the I'd day of June.
1913. at O'Clock p. m. for the
election of three directors: for the
levying Of an assessment on the
stock and for the transaction of
such other business as may be
brought before said meeting.
II. ". ALLEN. Secretary.
la Iunta. Colo. May /. 1913
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our thanks TO
the Modern Woodmen and our neigh.
bors and friends for their sympathy
and floral offerings during our re-
cent bereavement in the loss OF our
husband. father and son.
MRS. FLORENCE HARPER
AND CHILDREN
MIR. AND MRS. b. =. RAMSEY
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17

FOR SALE-Four room house on
West Seventh street. between Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe avenues north
front. lot t0N75 feet. cement cellar
under kitchen. water aud electric
lights iu house ncwly papered and
painted one oi ths most comfortable
little homes In the city; price. $500.
Inquire Of pr J. o. kearns
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
EVE. NOSE. THROAT. EAR

Specialist DR.. Fisher will be at
ed. to operate upon and treat the
eye. nose, throat. ear. adenoids, ton
sils, and to fit glasses correctly.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17

1T the court house on May 2ath,
which In to b. devoted exclusively
to discussion OF the auditorium
project.
La Junta. May 18th.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17

FOR SALE - One good Holstciu
bull also few good milch COWS.
Inquire of D. W. Hoffman one and
onp.half miles northeast Of Svink
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Two and one-haf
acres In Home Place: paid up per
petual water right Inquire Of Mrs
S. Folwcll. 225 Smithland avenue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01

wines and liquors. to excess. During
this period | took "A trip throughout
the western country. passing through
the states OF Montana Nevada and
Arizona The statements OF MIR
Roosevelts excessive drinking were
repeatedly made in my hearing In
various sections by many persons
whom | believed to be reputable, but
notwithstanding this, | was loath TO
credit them. | felt that there was "A
possibility that these persons were
mistaken and therefore thought the
statements probably unwarranted
Later. during the winter OF 1872,
took trip to Florida. passing
through Chicago and other cities en-
route, and spent several weeks at
Bellair and other Florida points.
During this trip the same statements
az TO Mr.. Rooseyelt's habits were
repeated. although no one was able
TO say that he had actually seen Mr..
Roosevelt drink to excess or person
ally knew that he did no.
During this period I also talked
with various reputable people in lsh-
pcming and elsewhere than the places
before mentioned, who claimed to
know the conditions IA they existed
| in Washington and In whose state
mcnts | had the utmost confidence.
When Mr. Roosevelt was uomin-
ated for the presidency ON the ma
uonal progressive ticket. ! opposed
his election, having been a lifelong
! ~
cess Of the party would be for the
best interests OF the country. In Oc-
tobcr, 1912. Mr. Roosevelt made 4
campaign trip through northern
Michigan and among other places he
spoke at Marquette on the ninth. /
was present on that occasion and
| heard him speak. In the course OF
! his address ne made what I consid-
cred a most unjust attack upon our
candidate Tor congress who WAS one
of my lifelong friends
"This incident. together with the
statements which had previously
come to my knowledge. confirmed me
I'm the opinion that Colonel Roosevelt
ought not he elected president and
| / concluded II was my duty In oppo-
sition to his candidacy to publish the
statements which l then believed TO
be true.
81 thcreupon wrote and published
| the article which is here complained
of This opinion was intended only
as a blow to Mr.. Roosevelt's candid
lacy for he position he then sought
! In this publication ! acted i'm entire
good faith. believing that as pub
I Usher owed the duty to my readers
to make that statement.
After this article was published
on the twelfth day OF October. 1912,
neither the plaintiff nor anyone in his
behalf notified me that he claimed
the charges so made were inbound
ed nor did they require me to make
any correction of the same.
ION the contrary, this suit was
commenced ON october 20. 1872. ar3
,ne service of the papers constituted
the first intimatlon | received that
the article was complained OF.
After the commencement OF the
lsuit there was nothing for me TO dc
hut TO prepare 60 defend myself and
II did so to the best OF my ability.
From that time | proceeded TO invos-
tigate the actual facts which could ne
shown by witnesses who could testify
under oath. AS / have said up to the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01

willing now to make or continue the
assertion of an unjust charge against
the plaintiff in this case. We have
reached the conclusion that to con
tinue expressly or impliedly to assert
that Mr. Roosevelt drank to excess or
became intoxicated as set forth in the
article would do him an injustice.
Since publishing the article | act
ed honestly and in good faith, pro-
pose at this time and throughout the
remainder OF the case TO occupy
like position. My position through
out the Introduction of my defense is
and viii be that In the publication |
acted in good faith and without NAL
ice"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01
Gasoline RAN OUT;
DROPPED IN Lake
ATWOOD FAILED IN 4 DARING
ATTEMPT TO CROSS
LAKE ERIE.

DETROIT. MICH, May 31.-Har-
ry y. Atwood, cnroute from Sandusky
10 Cleveland across lake Erie in o
hydro-aeroplane was pickel up near
Amhurstburg, Ontario this evening.
His gasoline had given out. He Is
spending the night at Amhurstburg.
Atwood told his rcscuers that foc
and wind when he was about thirty
miles out of Cleveland, caused him
10 change his course for Put-in-Bay.
lie said that while flying about a
thousand feet up, his gasoline ran
low. When he reached the water he
applied to passing frcighters and one
summoned tug from Amhurstburg.
which picked him up Atwood said
he would attempt another trip up the
river TO this city tomorrow. The
machine was not damaged
Made own Machine.
SANDUSKY. ONO. Nav al
Harry Atwood Of Boston, the aviator
who flew from st. Louis to Boston
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01

Of stan: Or. Lyman Abbott. George
Il. CortelyOu Dr Albert Shaw and
william Loeb, Jr., Jacob A. ltiis and
many newspaper men, all of whom
testified orally or by deposition that
Colonel Roosevelt did not get
drunk" as charged.
while Colonel Roosevelt, smiling
deli lightedly after the verdict was chat
ting with various persons Mr.. New
EFT was speaking with friends In the
room, while everybody else was
waite hing to see II the two principals
to the suit would get together.
Mr.. Newett was the first To leave
the court room, but although FIRE
quently halted by persons who wished
to explain their admiration OF the
manner In which he had acknowledge
ed himself in the wrong, h. was on
his way to his home in lshpeming be
FOR. the colonel left the building.
The colonel had to hurry To catch his
train which left at $40 o'clock and
on Il besides the colonel were James
K. Garfield. w Elem Roosevelt, VII
| liam Loeb. Jr., and others.
The libel OF which Colonel Roosc-
! Welt complained was published pctoh-
cr ~, 1912 In MIR. Newctts weekly
paper at Ishpeming, the Iron ore. II
took the colonel TO task for preachinS
| to others when he himself gets
drunk and that not infrcqucntly rs
! nu hiu iutluuutps know
Hewetts statement follows
"I obtained my education in dis
| trict schools came TO Marquette
county in 1873. and have lived here
ever since In 1874, ! began, work
INK FOR the Iron Home, be hrst
newspaper published In lshpeming
and have ever since heon engaged IN
newspaper work in this county
In 1879. lco the Iron Home,
and started the publication OF a pa
per OF my own, and have continued
| Its publication from then until the
present time This paper is known
as the Iron ore
In October. 1912, II had "a cir
culatlon VI from $500 20 5000. four
| fifths ~ which was confined 10 the
county OF MarQuctte
Il do not use wines of liquor my
self I'm any form and am an absolute
tcctotalcr. having strong convictions on
| this subject Neither dc ! use to-
! hacco I'm any form
In 1895, | was appointed mineral
statlsucian for the state of Michigan
la position ! held four Years,
In 1905 I was appointed postmas.
ter at lshpoming by the plaintiff OF
this case and held that office for -four
years. at the end Of which term | re
signed | also have held various po-
sltions on civic boards Of lshpcming
Prior t. 1892 l had for many
years been strong supporter ~ The
odorc. recognizing him as the great
republican leader and frequently pub.
fishing articles In the Iron ore. com
Iplimenting and approving his policy
u had assisted ~ =. us can,r2!!ss--.. ,s =! : :.
nut not I'm personal ono,D -. - q.
nanclal contributions In the las
lcampaien / supported him for socont
choice for republican nominee.
Il mention these facts rs indicat
! ing the lmpossibiiity of my harhorin,
any feeling ~ personal malice agains
the plaintiff
Some time before 1912. I began t.
hear statements from various source
that Mir Roosevelt was drinkinl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01


Tune OF the puhileaN"h my lflorH,a-
ton had been through persons VINO
claimed TO nave khoWIeuse OF 'ne
statements which nave Deeh maze
and went forward 10 verify 'hese
statements ana determine the VII
hesses pE "hom tleH 'o"Iu "c "
va 'o''''' 80 '''''''N'' ,,,,
~, ''D"' '''.' ,e''e''' ,.''., ,,'ta.
a., ''''' N'''' nos
p''''' w.
f"th my attorneys anu "'Sseh
went FORWARD WIN tne lhNes'sd'ioh
ot All ms win great thoToushheSS
ana III numerous places IN various
parts or the country we ionhu tepu'-
able witnesses VINO were "i'''hs to
swear that from ooserNa'ioh during
certain or the addresses ana pu"iIc
appearances OF MT hooSeNep tha.
they oeAeNed ne WAS h|oAi'@'eu
when they saw MIN
we have ben unable. however, to
locate or produce witnesses who Will
swear that they have seen Mr.. Roose-
Welt drink to excess. Upon this
phase OF the case, when the state
ments attributed to such persons
should be sifted. it was found In each
instance that the witness did not
know that Mr.. Roosevelt had drank
tn excess, or that If he had made
such claim he was not willing to tcs-
tlfy
"It Is fair TO the plaintiff to state
that | have been unable to find In
any section Of the country any indi-
,.idual witness who ia williu. t. state
that he has personally seen Mr..
Rooseyclt drink TO e,cess
."I have taken the testimony in the
form of depositions of more than
forty reputable witnesses who have
.Snressed the opinion that on those
occasions TO which they testify ne
was intoxicated. believe all these
Witnesses were honest in making
their statements. / have relied upon
these witnesses. but have recognize d
the lesser opportunities they have had
to observe the plaintiff and his habits
81 have been profoundly impress.
ed during the progress of this trial
hy the nature and extent of the evi-
dcnce produced by the plaintiff to the
effect that he didn't in fact use liquor
TO excess on any occasion
Il am unwilling to believe that
th,s, eminent men would purpos,ly
misstatc the facts or that under the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01
ROOSEVELT WON SUIT
AND 6 Cents DAMAGES


each witness. After Mr., Roosevclts
testimony | think we were Impressed
chiefly with that OF Mr.. Garfield and
Mr.. Kiis." said Matthews.
"Thc statement of Mr.. Nev~tt
himself. that he could not doubt that
Colonel Roosevelt was temperate
man after considering the character
of the witnesses was just how we
felt"
The scene In the little mahogany
furnished court room IN the Red
county building ON the Hill overlook
inG Lake Superior, never for mo
ment during the - hours and 80 min
utes actual time of the trial. extend
ing over hve days, lost It's dramatic
interest
Hour after hour Mr.. Ncwett, al
though suffering from a serious NAL
ady and with pain always visible In
his face. sat listening to testimony
given against him by former mem
bcry of Colonel Booscvclts cabinet
literary men. doctors. naturalists and
others " national reputation. Ten
feot away sat colonel Roosevelt. the
plaintiff Tho balconies and the seats
behind the lawyers inclosure were al
ways nlled
The hrot witness was Colonel
Roosevelt and the last one for the
plaintiff WAS Admiral George Dewey
whose testimony was introduced by
deposition. Between them were Jas.
r.. Garfield. Rohort Bacon. former
secr.ar, of state and Ambassador 10
France clifford rinchot Truman II.
N,wocrrN former secretary ot war.
Major General Leonard Wood. chief
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01

in an earoplane two years ago left
this city this afternoon in a flying
boat" Of his own manufacture. He
was sighted over Put-In-Bay Island
at $3.50 but nothing more has been
heard Of him at ten o'clock tonight
A telephone message received here
at 1915 o'clock stated that Atwood
had made a safe landing this evening
near AmhurstDurg, Ontario. on the
Detroit river a few miles south OF
Detroit. No details Of the flight were
given.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01

Constipation and Torpid Liver, Yell
low Jaundice, Appendicitis and Gall
Stones.
The above ailments are mainly
caused by the clogging Of the intes-
tnal tract with mucoid and catarrhal
accretons, backing up poisonous
fluids into the stomach. and otherwise
deranging the digestive system.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Rene
dy is the Best and most widely known
Remedy for this ailments and should
quickly relieve and cure the most
chronic cases. Put II to test. one
dose will prove Its great curative
powers. II acts like magic In the
most chronic case OF Stomach. Liver
and Intestinal ailments. Appended
It's and symptoms of Gall Stones.
Thousands OF sufferers are highly
praising the remedy and are recon-
mending II to others for restoring
them 20 perfect health.
Do not permit dangerous opera
ton for these ailments until you have
at least tried one dose OF this great
Remedy. Send for FREE valuable
booklet on Stomach Ailments to Geo.
H. Mayr. Mfg. Chemist. 1b4-156 Whit
Ing ST.. Chicago. III.
For sale In Tulsa by Quaker Drui
20" Getman u Campbell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01
Lots Given Away
Each Day of Sale
Guaranteed Abstract With
Every Lot
You Furnish the Disposition
We Furnish the Opportunity

You doubtless mean to home-sone time. The time
for rood ctcuuiscs is always NOW. Longing for home Will
not bring vo oc positive effort must be made 1t does
rot ru GREAT deal of money Our business Is
TO p the opportunity up against your needs and circumstances
tamuon notably handsome addition south OF the luSa
fair grounds and close to all the city convencnce 1t Is block
from the ear line Its outlook and its soil and surroundings are
altogether good for home purposes The lots are DO feet VIDE as
general thing few forty foot lots being made III the course OF
a special survey
The terms the easiest and most practicable III sight at
fording the modest beginner every opportunity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01
COURT NOTES

MRS. HETTlE St. Clair yesterday
filed suit in the superior court for a
divorce from her husband Giles ST.
Clair. Cruelty is alleged as the
grounds for the action.
FOUR MARRIAGE licenses were
Issued yesterday to the following
couples; Robert Malone. As and Mrs.
Anna Griflins, 36. both OF Tulsa;
Bert Swift. 23. and Miss Lena May
Trowcr. 16. both of Owasso; Silas A.
Lee, 43, and Mrs. Dora Sears. SO.
both OF BiXby, and James b. Moore.
26. Tulsa and Mrs. Bertha McKinsey,
l9. Of Frederick, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01

John A. OHphant returned yester.
day from Warrensburg, Mo, his home
OF childhood days, whore he has
spent the past three weeks visiting
sisters who live there. lie found on
ly one person In Warrensburg who
remembered him. He walked up the
lane to the old church that he attend
e1 regularly fifty years ago and Wis
tied many other spots that brought
to his mind fond memories Of bygone
days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01

He was one of the Oklahoma boys
who took the examination at Fort
LeavenWorth last year. He was ap-
pointed by Congressman Bird Nc
CURE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01

CLEVELAND. O., May 3l.-Man.
ager George Sovtll Of the st. Louis
American League team. announced
today that he had signed Pitcher
Powell. a right handler OF Michigan
university.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01

THE BURNING OF some trash in
the rear OF the first floor OF Har-
lows department store during the
Wsh hour last night caused consid-
erable excitement among the shop
pCrs but the blaze was extinL uished
before any great amount of damage
was done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01
CITY NEWS

A PARTY of one hundred Knights
and Ladies' OF Eecurity and their
friends enjoyed a dance Thursday
evening at Moose Hall. Tripping the
light fantastic until twelve, was fol-
lowed by the serving Of light refresh
ments.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01
World Wants Gets Results
ONE DOSE WILL MAKE
YOU FORGET
That You Ever Had Stomach
Trouble or Gall Stones.

MAYR'S WON-
ID T. Il r u l.
s Il q NJ A & III
REMEDY for
all :. Stomach,
Liver and In
tistinal Trouble,
Gastritls, lndl.
gcstion, Dys-
pepsin, Pres =
= ure of Gas
ar q I'm d he
Heart, & our
Stomach, Dis.
trcss after Eat
Ing, Nervous
ness, Dizziness,
Painting Spells
Glnl- HnudnnIina
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01

The Tulsa county normal institute
will open tomorrow at the high school
building Indications point to a large
attendance than has ever been known
heretofore. Teachers are coming
from all parts of the county to take
the summer course.
County superintendent Sattgast
will be in charge Of the normal. as
usual. and he Just surrounded him
ses with a capable corps Of teachers
FRANK DERR Of Guthrie secre-
tary Of the oklahoma Masonic Con
sistory, arrived here Yesterday with
Dr. 4. c. Hixon. They made the trip
overland from Guthrie In an auto
mobile. A washout caused them to
suffer an accident en- route and they
came were held up for Is hours
during which time they came near
faintng from starvation. Mr.. Derr
will return home this week.
Q
ROY l. BOWLIN. OF Enid, who
has successfully passed the rigid ex-
animation FOR entrance to West Point
military academy. Is in Tulsa, visit
ing various relatives and his former
schoo' mate, Harley NJ. Prentiss
Bowling goes to West Point June IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses


SPECIAL BARGAINS.
$1,000 buys the best bargain In the room
ing house line city; "a rooms. fur
nished; rent Sis; a fine transient
location; II you want something
NJ investigate this. it's a genuine
snap.
$400o-4s-room European hotel: elegantly
furnished and fully equipped
for the maintenance OF a first
class hotel; private and public
baths and shower baths: Local ed
Main st: all depot cars stop
In front; caters TO high-class per-
manent and transient guests only;
last month the owner cleared $500
net; IL you desire something good
clean and moral In the hotel line.
buy this; continued Ill health Of
owner compells him to sell; reason
able terms to the right party; a
rigid investigation Invited: exclu-
sively with IFS.
A. RICHTER,
Real Estate. Established % Years.
Headquarters for Business Opportunities.
A. l.. BRATTAIN. Mgr. p. o. Dept.
I3 Main St Phone Wasatch GAL.
s554
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MONEY MAKING PROPOSITIONS.
ing baths: income sl10 Only 1925.
IS rooms, swell location, fine entrance,
rent SIS, steam heat free, doing capacity
business. Price sl400: good terms.
20 rooms. nicely furnished, on Depot
street: a genuine snap at $3.50; $500 cash.
RESTAURANT
IN splendid location. fully equipped, re-
ceipts $50 per day. seats 81; rent $40.
Only $500.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co.
Was. 393 South Main St Was.
2030. o03i
ao5l
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|SrV EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
~, ~, First Congreea tional church: We
j 1,Tc you q position free Of charge Te1e 1s1e,
ssss 6s2?.
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5OARD AND ROOM

Mn :, lily FURNISHED ROOMS,
aqy ,wsi1hodt board, modern. private
&.y ~. <. 30, Temple. Wasatch
n2167
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WANTED
wanted-Female Help

Sccrss INsURANCE-UTAH Bust
ae.h ..s. College prepara ton for business
4. 'ss Start a course now. Boston oidg;s
Inv or night
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Bedbugs Exterminated

clean. WORK GCAfIAN lEi4ID. CALL.
Rice. T21 h LIST So, 81 Wasatch 240O.
o93S
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

LaAS PETERSON 20 KlCHAhDS ST. |
brass. cnLpped, glass Ind panIad. Phone |
W--.tch 15o3 x2s |