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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
THREEEXECUTED
INDICTED HERE
Men Villas Firing Squad
Shot Are Indicted For
Burdett Murder.

Francisco LoPsz, Dolores Lopez, and
Enrique Maese. supposed to have Deen
killed on the Mexican side for the XIII
ing Of a villa captain and for cattle
rustling, are among those mentioned
in an indictment returned by the grand
jury in connection with the murder az
Fabens Of Texas ranger Leo Burdett,
while engaged in searching some Mex
leans who were disturbing the peace
In the Indictment also appear the
names Of Ysedra CardOna and Luis
Gandara-
Dynamite Indictments
Pablo Eredia and Antonio Nlllalobos
have been indicted on a charge Of THEFT
of property in New Mexico and bring
ing il into Texas. This Indictment IS
in connection with the theft of %
cases of dynamite, stolen from the
powder house Of MOmsen. Dunnegan,
Ryan & Co. near the smelter.
Herman Block has been indicted on
the charge Of receiving and conceal
ing stolen property He has been re-
leased on $3.50 bond.
Rafael Lopez and Rebola have been
indicted for burglary. Juan Estrada
and Fide1 Salceda, for robbery by as
sauit; W. J. Conley, for theft from
the person; and Juan Garcia. for as
saulL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
GOV. HUNT IS
COMING TONIGHT
Party Which Attended CAR
iona" Launching to Be
Met At Ft. Hancock.

Governor G. W. P. Hunt and the off
cial Arizona party that attended the
launching of the bittleship Arizona
will arrive here at 10 o'clock tonight
on the Sunset limited. The party Will
be met at Fort Hancock by a large
delegation of FL Pasoans, VINO VIII
leave at $40 this evening over the 4.
& p. and will meet the Arizona party
at Fort Hancock and return TO II Faso
with them. The Arizona delegation
will remain here but Is minutes ana
will then leave for the west
Announcement that the party was
coming through was contained in
message to Malcolm Eraser, secretary
Of the chamber of commerce, from
Adit Gen. Charles Harris. dated Al
Houston Friday, which reads: We
want a deserter from Arizona by the
name Of Fraser Governor is on sun
set limited and will arrange papers
In reply to this wire the following
telegram was sent by Burt OrnuorIt
and mayor Tom Lea TO the Arizona
party. Delegation of chamber Of com
merce and city officials will board
your train at Fort Hancock and de-
liver up the Arizona deserter Fraser.
Be ready with good cheer"
The Fl Paso delegation Will wear
badges reading Welcome. battleshlp
Arizona party. FL Paso, June 20
These ribbons viii be pinned TO tns
badge, a supply Of which has just been
received The badge is Of bronze ans
has a place to insert the name Of the
wearer- At the top Of the badge Il
the following lettering: ASK Ne
Member FL Paso Chamber Of Com
merce."
Those who will make up the delega-
ton are. Mayor Tom Lea, Burt Orn-
dorrf, E; E Neff' A; E. Rowlands,
F. Hawks, Otis Aultman, S. c Nc
Curdy and Malcolm Fraser. An!
others desiring TO make the trip VIII
be furnished the FL Paso badges ar
the union station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
MAGDALENA PLANS FOR
OCEAN-TO-OCEAN MEETING

1Iagdalena. n NJ. June 26.-With
the ocean-tO-ocean highway meepng
vet almost a year of. the people OF
Magdalena are making plans for the
entertainment Of the good roads lead
ers Of New Mexico and Arizona.
AIagdaIena was selected as the meet
ing place for the 1916 convention when
il was held recently in Springerville,
Ariz, and J. S. Mactavish Of Magda-
lena was elected president OF G. B.
SediIlo Of Magdalena. secretary They
are urging the citizens Of Magdalena
TO get busy at once and make definite
plans for the next meeting in order
that il can be carried out and the good
roads enthusiasts given a big welcome
when they come here
The plan proposed by the association
officers is the improvement Of all the
roads leading into Magdalena during
the next year in order that the good
roads men may drive here in their
autos If they wish and viii find the
roads Of this county as good as any
in the west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
ORDER PERMITS LEASE OF
PHOENIX & EASTERN LINE

Phoenix, Ariz-, June ga formal
order permitting the Arizona Eastern
Railroad company to lease the Phoenix
& Eastern line, from Phoenix to Win
kelman. has been issued by the cor
poration commission. The lease extends
for two years from July 1, with pro-
vision that 1t may be automatically ex-
tended one year
Application was made for permission
to enter into a lease extending till 1885,
but the commission refused TO tie the
hands OF future commissions in the
matter.
For several years the Arizona East
ern company has been operating the
Phoenix & Eastern line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Your re It If Motor Cop
Places Tag On Your ca

Policemen on the various beats have
been supplied with tags to be attached
to the machines Of violators Of the
traffic ordinance notifying. the owners
to appear at the police station to an
swer the charge against them.
The tag reads you are hereby noti-
fled 70 appear at police station, corner
Overland and tanton streets. to an
swer to violation OF the traffic ordi-
nance at D. m. In case you do not
appear, your fine viii be doubled"
The penalty for removing the card BY
anyone other than the owner or driver
Of the vehicle is a fine OF IS.
Complaints charging violation Of the
traffic ordinance were made Saturday
by the police against G. A. Graham,
VIII Carl. Byron Patterson. EsedidiO
de la o, Jose RubiO, J. L. Garcia and
Adrian Molina For having no tail
light on his car. complaint was made
against Manuel Mangera.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
MESSENGER BOY IS KNOCKED
FROM WHEEL BY STREET CAR

keller I-tIev. a messenger Tor the Red
Cap messenger service, was knocked
from his bicycle in front of the Troy
laundry, on Overland street, Friday az
ternoon and his leg eseverely bruised
He was taken TO the hospital
Iohn Wilson. another messenger en-
Moved by the same service. was
knocked from his wheel on Myrtle ave
nue. The wheel was broken but the
boy was not injured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
OSBORN NAMES
LYMAN As JUDGE
Personal Friend of Acting
Governor Gets Maricopa
Judgeship in a Rush.

Phoenix, Ariz.. June 26.-Frank IL
Lyman, of Phoenix, is Marlcopa coun-
tvs second superior judge he was
appointed TO the position last night Dy
his old friend and political ally, act
ing governor Sidney p. Osborn- Gov
ernor George W. p. Hunt crossed the
Arizona line on his return from new
York at o'clock this morning
Had Hunt not gone outside the state
to attend the launching Of the battle
ship Arizona. the appointment prop
ably would have gone to A s Haw klns,
formerly of Texas, but now practiclnB
law in Phoenix Hawkins has made
public speecehs in favor Of the aDoh-
ton OF capital punishment
Causes Sensation.
Osborn's rapid action in signing the
Goodwin bill, allowing Maricopa coun-
ty a second superior judge, ana Inen
appointing Lyman. has created pro-
found sensation Some Of hunts
closest friends say that he will pc
glad enough TO be relieved Of the
responsibility Of making the appoint
ment- But the consensus of opinion
is that Hunt will not leave the state
For nearly four years Frank H Ly-
man has been county attorney OF
Maricopa- His records is an excellent
one. Osborn had assurance that Ly-
man would be satisfactory to the
Maricopa County Bar association be-
fore he announced a finel decision
to make the appointment. Lyman was
also known to be acceptable to the
Phoenix Merchants and Manufacturers
association and other commercial or
ganizations
Others Sought Place.
Other applicants for the superior
judgeship were J. W. Crenshaw ana
Lysander Cassidy. ". L Barum, at
torney for the state livestock sanitary
board, was mentioned. It is under
stood that the board OF supervisors
will appoint Barnum or CLYDE NJ
Candy Lyman's assistant, to fill out
Lyman's unexpired term as county At
torney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS
INDIAN AGENTS TOO B0SSY

Santa -'e. n NJ. June 2s.-Subor-
dinates in the office OF Indian affairs
are trying TO control the Indians OF
New Mexico in all Of their relations
in life, attorney general Frank W.
Clancy claims. 49,,
In a letter which he sent to DR.. VII
lam p. Mills head OF the state insane
bosnita1 at Las vegas. the attorney
general declared that Indians are not
the wards OF the government In al
relations and are subject to state con-
troll" He wrote regarding an indian
patient at the hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
THE COURTS.
41sT DISTRICT COURT.
P. r. Price, PresidinE.

George Pence VS.. Mrs F. J. Cressen.
suit to remove cloud from title; filed
City OF FL Paso VS.. Mrs. Mary Schaef-
fer Lyons. guardian. ct al, suit for
paving assessment. filed
City of Fl Paso VS.. Mary L. Springer
ct al, suit for paving assessment, filed
City Of FL Paso vs. 5Irs. Allie c
Clardy, suit for paving assessment;
filed
City Of Fl PasO vs. Mrs ". 3. Mer-
chant, suit for paving assessment;
filed
CITY OF FL PasO vs. II. Hennessey ct
TX, suit for paving assessment, filed
City Of II Paso vs. Aired l. Sharpe.
suit for paving assessment; filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
CHARGED WITH SECURING
MARRIAGE LICENSE BY FRAUD

Phoenix, Ariz. June 26.-Charged
with fraud in the securing Of a mar
rage license. Lorenzo Ochoa is de-
tanned at the Maricopa county Jail The
mother Of his wife, who was Miss
Minnie Wolf. claims that she is only
16 At the office OF the superior clerk
Ochoa gave her age as 10, and he
claims that he had her word for it
The girl. it is alleged, ran away with
Ochoa- Her mother had him arrested
on a statutory charge, but he was able
to produce a marriage certificate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Ell PASOAN BUYS RANCH
NEAR CANUTILLO, TEXAS

Canutillo. Tex, June z6-L E Elder
OF Fl Paso, has purchased the p acre
ranch belonging to Benito Soils This
ground is three miles northwest Of Ca
nutillo and is all under cultivation, be-
ing in alfalfa and beans A small house
and a few outbuildings are on the place
The consideration was $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
HARVESTING OF WHEAT
STARTS IN PANHANDLE

Lockney, Texas, June 26--Harvestins
Of grain crops is IN progress aronu l3I
T-ocI[Dev- The wheat has matured well
in the Aiken district and a large num-
Ter of harvest. hands also are at work
there. From other portions OF the Pan
handle come reports Of harvest acllEl-
~ Reports say the wheat crop viii be
larger than in any previous year in a
number Of farming districts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
While Baby Sagre Cries,
Grandpa Placidly Sleeps

Cornish. y. H, June 2s.-Despite fire.
quent walls from baby Sayre Friday
night. grandpa" president Wilson
slept undisturbed. He was enjoying.
under blankets, his first cool night in
several weeks Mrs Sayre and a
nurse took care Of the infant
Mr. Wilson spent this morning walk
ing through the woods OF Harlakenden
and working in his study on CORE
spondence. He expected to take long
automobile ride this afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
SIDEWALK MERCHANTS
IN ~ FIT mn nE- lI-.L--

Sidewalk merchants on South Il
Paso street must go out OF business
chief OF police Don Johnson has noti-
tied an OF the Batrolmen who are sta
toned along South FL Paso street 70
keen the sidewalks on both sides Of Fl
Paso street clear Of merchandise
Many complaints have been made 70
the police that the merchants on ne
street have filled the sidewalks with
merchandise and blocked traffic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE
OSCILLATIONS ARE RELAXED

Taehineton. D. Q. June IT urtleE
far reaching relaxatiOns in the federal
quarantine against the foot and mouth
disease become effective June Is
IN Illinois a large area, which, how
,-s-5s fs made free. In Ohio the union
backwards at Cincinnati and the Cleve-
land union stockyards become restricted
area to handle livestock for immediate
slaughter only. The Pittsburg union
stockyards 90 into the same elasslIica-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
s65,OOO RETURNED TO
SALT RIVER WATER USERS

Phoenix, AriZ., June 26--OWners u
SsIt liver valley land excluded from
the IrriFation project by the survey
board have 5ust had returned TO Sae6l
ss5 600. which they paid the aIes
Users association in power pl ant 80 80
otbe- assessments. The smallest cheek
- 81 30 and was sent to the owner
of a single acre. The largest check
Vas for S2S. 600 and was made cut 20
the Chandler Improvement company,
which had u sections Of land eNciuoe"
from the project
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
SPANISH WAR VETERAN
DIES OF POISON DOSE

douglas, Ariz-, june Z6--CharIes y
Osgood- a waiter. died here as the re-
suit of taking poison. The motive was
not disclosed OsgOOd was a soldier IN
the 22d infantry during the panlsh
American war. according to q battallon
sergeant majors Laughter and UDer-
roth. and was wounded in one arm al
the battle Of FL Caney- Later he served
with the same regiment in the FnlIlp-
mines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
COUNCIL CONSIDERS BIDS
ON 1000 FEET OF FIRE HOSE

At a called session OF the city eoun-
Gil Friday bids were opened Tor z0VJ
feet OF Two and Oue-half inch ruDoer
The bids submitted quoted prices on
various grades Of hose. The awarding
OF the contract was taken under ad-
Tfsement until alderman w. G. jolly
chairman Of the police and IRE commit
tee who is confined to his home by
sickness, can be present with the coun-
ell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
RIMS WITH SO BILLg
GATEAIAN ARRESTS HIH

Given a $40 bin with which % bly
a ticket for an aged woman at the
Trfou station. Jose Gutierrez is said
- nave started to run with the money
CHARLES Bunts, the gateman at the
station. upon learning Of the incident,
pursued the boy, made him return me
bfU TO the woman. secured the Mex
icsn's ticket for her and then deliy-
cred the boy to the police
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
ONCE WEALTHY MEN
NOW DRIVE JITNES
1Ieicans formerly Oeiefy Leaders in Chi
huahua, Operate 5 Cent Autos Here
Are Refugees From villa.
From land barons to 5itne drivers!

-aFe ELeLUEtE. 7 EUlIL : III
From land barons to jitne drivers!"
An American Intimately acquainted
with Mclean refugees made this remark
as he saw a former Chihuahua society
leader Of Cientifico tendencies pass,
driving a car marked f'aPrk-5c." Hav-
ing been born with golden spoons in
their mouths, these prominent sons OF
MeicO never attempted TO become IA
miliar with any line Of work which
would give them a reasonable income
When Francisco Villa struck Chihua-
hua like a tornado, the Cientificos bare
" had time to escape with their lives
Hoping against hope that Huerta
would eventually whip villa, they re-
NAMED close to the border-watching
for the day when they could return to
their native haunts. Almost two years
Of '-Watchful waiting having gone by.
and many having but little money in
their jeans. these once aristOcraric sons
Of Mexico have taken to the jitne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Train To PlainDiew Jumps
Track Twice in One Trip

Plainview, Texas. June 26.-Running
an hour late and trying to make it up
by cutting corners the train running
from Floydada TO Plainview broke the
track jumping record by getting off the
rails and on again twice during the
same trip. The train reached Plain
view with only the one hour lost The
tender Of the train was the cause OF the
trouble. The train was in charge OF
conductor Thompson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
CITY SUES To COLLECT
TNPAID PANING ASSESSMENT

Suits have been filed in the 41st dis
trict court by the city to collect paw
ing assessments against Mrs Mary
Schaeffer Lyons and others; Mrs. Mary
L Springer and others; Mrs Allie D.
Clardy. Mrs. W B Merchant, NJ Hen
messy and wife, and Alfred L Sharpe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
s4TH DISTRICT COURT.


UEU W IUCll4UU9 NTE3IIIlNEs
State Of Texas vs.. Domingo Montoya,
assault: jury disagreed and was dis
charged
State Of Texas VS. A. H. Woods and
Cactus club. Injunction; on trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
sI-RRENnERs SELF no POLICE.

John T. Leroy called at the police
station Friday afternoon and reported
maj he had had a fight with Mex
lean near the brewery in East FL Paso
and that he wished to surrender him
self. His hearing wiz be held this
evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
a5TH DIsTRICT CoURT.



sam Drebben vs. Leonardo Camou.
suit for commission; judgment for
plaintiff FOR s346.29.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

The arrests and a hostile demonstIa-
tfon when governor Slaton appeared
at today's inaugural convention OF ms
successor Nat T. Harris, made the INA
dav of SlatOn's term stormy me
demonstration at the Inauguration was
quickly suppressed and governor Sla-
ton was cheered when he remar ked.
on handing over the state SEAL thaL
it had never been abused during my
admin stra ton" His friends thought
This was a reference to his commutta-
ton to life Imprisonment Of the death
sentence Of Leo N. Frank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
JUSTICE COURTS.

J. VI. Beaver. Presiding.
State OF Texas VS. Jesus r. Cullen
and Luis R. CULLEN. burglary; filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

United we stanc. Let's unite IN buy
ing home valley products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Militia
GUARDS SLATON
Arrest 26 Who Invade Es-
tate of Governor Who
Saved Franks Life.


The Marietta committee also ap-
pealed to the citizens to preserve order
sIntnn Gnes Ont Of Office.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-16

most notable gatherings of stars
heard here in one company in years.
The mere mention Of their names is
in itself a guarantee of excellence.
There will be Joseph F. Sheehan as
Thaddeus, Mirth Carmen as Airline,
Elaine De Sellem as The Queen,
Arthur Deane as The Count, Robert
A, White as Devilshoof and Philip
Fem as Florestein, and fifty.6ve
others including the famous singing
chorus Of the famous Boston Eng.
lish Opera Company and a special
orchestra under the direction Of Mr..
Basil Horsfall.
One of the interesting features Of
this engagement and one which
shows that the public appreciates a
good thing, is the unusual heavy
advance sale.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-16
"A Pair OF Skies"

"A Pair of Sixes," the sensational
farce hit of New York and Chicago,
which will be seen at the Crescent
Theater, New Orleans popular price
playhouse, Xmas week is thoroughly
American in story, characters and
treatment, which means that its fun
and humor have the element of
spontaneitv and is expressed with
unheSitating swiftness. There are
no pauses--it is just one wild, unre.
strained continuity of fun. An
exception must be made to the
American characters and that is
Goodies, an eccentric English house.
m lid. Goodies is in a class by her.
self. She must be seen to be ap.
preciated. Once seen she will never
be forgotten.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-16
'fIl[Gk[D HENRY COMES
WITH CITY CAST FRIDAY

| Ha]ton PowelI's famous musical
| comedy, "Hsnpeched Henry IS the
:, attraction at the Magic City
| r,,atre, tomorrow, Friday night.
| This grandest Of all fun and sirlv
| ,bovs comes here with the endorse
| ,.ot Of all lovers of good, clean
,semept in the larger cities.
several seasons it has played
| 4. biz cities and the smaller cities
9TH a degree Of success unFlvaled
/ u other attractions of like nature.
|hbas been proclaimed the funniest
.,ox on earth and there has been
! real rival for the title. What is
ame amusing than the henpecked
nan Of the stage? What catches
NJ attention Of the men to a great
!, extent, amuses the ladies more
\ more strongly appeals to the
iibilities Of the young folksY There
[sa Joy in the trouble of the bossed
nan Of the house which other stage
,hsracters do not provoke In
Henpecked Henry" Halton Powell
a created a character that will
bpe live in stage history, for it is
Eae most comic creation of musical
nmedy. The company will be
lre with the same equipment used
the big cities, identically the
anne cast and original beauty
ehorus. No expense has been spar
Ia in the organization of this sea-
cons company and satisfaction is
Inaranteed all who invest in this
he seasons fun event.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-16

The worlds most popular opera,
Bohemian GIRL" with one Of the
greatest casts heard in light opera in
years-.that is the offering for Xmas
week at the New Orleans Tulane
Theatre starting Dec. 10 with matt
nees on Wednesday and Saturday
(Christmas Day)
To praise the Bohemian Girl" is
unnecessary. Its praises have been
sung for years in every country in
the land, and it stands today &C.
knowledged the worlds most popular
comic opera. Its delightful ballads
Then You'll Remember Me-" y
Dreamt Dwelt in Marble Halls,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-16
Motto. 70 Stockholders

TIE Annual meeting Of the Bog
,hpsa Building and Loan Association
,sill be held at the office of the
Association Thursday night Dec.
amber q at s D m for the purpose
Y electing officers and Directors for
he ensuing year. You are urged
b be present.
r. W. H. Sullivan, Pres.
A. N. Dobbs, Secty.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-16

Heart Bowed Down." Bliss For.
ever Past" etc., will live and grow
more popular year after year as
long as music exists. These beauti.
full numbers combine melody with
heart Interest and when all is said
and done without a heart appeal
nothing can be real success.
It's said that the Bohemian
Girl" has made more fortunes for
more managers than any piece Of
property in the theatrical business
So much for the opera Itself. but
what is of supreme importance is
the fact that the all star cast which
will he heard here is one of the
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-16
|hagicCityProgram

TONIGHT, THURS. DEC. Is
"A Message from Mars" Benefit
W. 0.W. 10 and 20 cents.
FRIDAY "Henpecked Henry"
SATURDAY The measure Of
Leon Duhay" featuring Hobert
Henley.
SUNDAY The Springtime Of
Life featuring Ben Wilson and
Dorothy Phillip.
MONDAY The Superior Claim"
TUESDAY "A Life At Stake
featuring Warren Kerriean and a
Nestor comedy The Best Man
Won" also Charlie Chaplin 5 and 10
cents.
WEDNESDAY, Broken Coin No.
18, Tx O comedy Tears and sun.
shine"
THURSDAY Dec. 23rd Wilton
Lackaye in The Man Of Shame"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-24

TRY HAYDEN's FIRST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-24
Imported Whistles

Quarts--Sootchl Johnny Walker, Sl.4oi Black q
White. $40 Haig & Iiaig, sl.4o. Irish Old Bush
mills, S1.4o; Burke's Irish, Sl.25. Canadian S125
Itahan liquors, CSC TO $3.50. scandinavian liquors.