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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
Beautiful Ribbons
Lowered to yd. soc
Former Values $500
Former Values to CSC

Exquisite coIors and
quality-now is the time
to be ribbon wise" and
buy for the Christmas
fancy work time. These
ribbons make beautiful
sashes, carriage bows, and
lingerie trimmings.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
School Girls
C0rsefs SI.45

Low bust models, which
allow plenty of body free
dom. Lightly boned, yet
strong and durable. Four
hose supporters, made of
batiste in pink only.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
n hife BIOuses
,SI.45

Values up to $500
"A fine assortment of
these models that must go
quickly on account of them
being slightly mussed. All
neatly trimmed with laces
of different widths.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
&1bel,
Interesting Situation Exists -
Between Manufacturer and Merchant 49,

Curta and restore public
partially DESTROYED and false advertising
THE PARIS NEW SERVICE A SPECIAL FEATt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
VANDERBILT ON
WAY TO ORIENT
Party Sails for Japan on
kashima Maru

Frank A. Vnnderiip. noted New
York finanoier and publiclat. and d
party Of prominent bankers. educnt
orn aud business mon. left Seattle
saturday rs~rning on the KhShima
Maru, for Japan.
The party " visiting Japan on the
Invitation Of the Imperial govern
ment and Of a group OF leading Jap
ane-e business men The object OF
the tour IL 60 foster more cordial re-
iations between the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. April io.--The stock
market was generally lower at tn. open
ing today. United States steel opened off
= at 1865. Other prices we're. Tobacco
at 55s. Oft y American Locomotive at
io7. unchanged, Republic Iron and Steel
at iiSs, OFT ". Corn Products at sph,
off = Pan-American Petroleum At 1905 y ,
up y Studebaker at lis, off 50 South
ern Pacific at seh, OFF ~ Baldwin mt
its. off is. Bethlehem steel n at
ssa. off y.
The market developed n stesdfcr tome
IN the first half hour. Wall Rt was In
clined 20 look upon the money furry AS
temporary spasm occaaioned by the
week END carry over and some apprehen-
sion existed that the railroad strike
might interfere with the credit supply.
Marine issues showed n strong tendency.
The market closed strong.
United States steel closed ut 1obM, off
Y American Sugar Mt i3T. up Pan
American Petroleum at 1906, IN = (.
United States Rubber at iisx, off y ;
aumatra at asA, up = Pressed Steel
Car ut ITO. np 40 StudebRker at 11oh
off y southern Pacific at 10. unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FIRE INQUEST
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

off We removed the body and n
vas taken 10 the morgua."
SAYS SPRINKLER
KEPT RUNNING
DR.. Wills H. Corpop, who per.
formed the autopsy nj Bonney-
Watson's. said death was due 70
burning. Nils Groves right leg
was gone. he said also the left foot
and the fingers. Part OF the hair
was burned off and the body black
ened
A. A. Wright night clerk. testt
fled that there were fire ertinguinh-
ers on each floor Of the hotel and
an automatic sprinkler In the base
ment which was still running the
morning following the fire.
After the fire started" he aid.
Il heard an explosion. II was Ike
this: Boof"-
The jury. which win resume the
hearing at 10 a. m. Tuesday. in
cludes: Mrs. J. J. Luithle. s52e 18th
ave. ~. r.; Samuel T. williamson.
1877 10th ave. ~. f.. John l.. Hardy.
1920 Fourth ave: Mrs. Stella NJ.
RUFF, e3fo 18TH ave. ~. e.: o. NJ
carrick, 1927 22d ave. n. r., and Il
A. cibulka. 575f 22d ave. N. Il.
a witness IL said 20 have bern
subpoenaed who will testify that he
saw Miss Grove IN the hotel lobby,
fully dressed, while the flames were
roaring In the rooms overhead. and
that she ran upstairs again. pre-
sumably TO recover her money from
her room. A partly burned 81 bin
WINS found in her hand when the
body was taken out OF the debris.
Other witnesses. II was said. WI
testify that the interior construc-
ton ~ the hotel was largely OF
beayer.board, "A material made Of
paper. and that tho walls 'melted
like butter" In the flames. Charges
have also been made that doors and
windows leading to fire escapes
were locked and nailed
The body OF Mss Grove has BEEN
taken 20 Penticton, p. C.. for burial
by her father. Alexander Grove. 70.
who came for his daughters remains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Aprfi io.--Graiu future. on
the Chicago Board Of Trade closed strong
today after . decline from the opening
figures
In the htrr trading buyers were ac-
tive influenced by reports from s~atcard
points that wheat and rye were being
bought In large quantities and at higher
prices for export shipmcntA
Tho weather forecast for nsrt week.
predicting snow. rain and cool Weather
over the grain belt. where seeding and
planting have been greatly retarded.
caused active bidding on both corn aud
oats futures
Receipts WIRE light. due to the railroad
strikes turnout tho country.
Provisions closed generally higher.
May corn. NJ ito on opening at tf.N.
closed down soi July corn. up NC on
opening at si.so%. Esined &c In the
later trading. September corn, up &c on
the opening quotations OF si.Sex. lost y c
in later trading.
MAY oats. up Nc on opening ct Nkc.
gained lie IN tho later trading July oats.
Up No on opening at sskc. closed nomi-
nal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
new PLAN FOR
SALE Of BONDS
Pay Money on Delivery oil
Paper

Decision TO recommend to the city
council the repeal Of the resolution
under which subscriptions for the
skagit hight and power bonds are
being received by the city comptrol
Ter WIS reached by Mayor Caldwell
and the council finance committee
Friday Afternoon
Al the same time q resolution was
passed reducing the amount OF the
bonds to 5000. geo and providing for
their sale -ovrr- the-counter." with.
out the necsssity Of making cash de
porits several weeks before delivery.
The bonds win be dated June and
bear int-res, At six per cent. payable
semi-annuaily.
The present subscription pisn h
regarded as failure by city off.
ciais. Only sia.soo worth Of the
bonds were sold. City finance off
GERS attribute this to the fact that
people objected 10 making the neccs-
sary cash payment OF 10 per cent
several weeks before the delivery Of
the bonds. This feature In eliminated
in the new bond sale program, city
officials point out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Embargo Is Only
Local Strike Sign

Farther than the embargo against
freight shipments 10 Chicago, Buf-
falo and Kansas City reported Sat.
urt,ay morning. no effects OF the
railroad employees strik. In the
East had been felt at Seattle satur.
day noon. snis railway officials.
Postmaster Edgar Battle and Post
office Inspector John a swenaen de-
ciarcd that no Interference with the
mail service had reached their Of.
fiec- They ~spr~~.~d the opinion
that the mall trains would no, be az
fscted. b~nau-c such an occurrence
would make those responsible for the
interference, iiah,e to prosecution by
IN. government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
HOUSE PASSES
PEACE BY VOTE
Bitter Fight on Resolution
Looms In Senate
ny I. G. MARTIN

pared Tor long ana bIttT
struggle over the peace rcsolu-
ton passed late yesterday by the
house.
senator Iyo<ige. chairman Of
The foreign relations committee,
said he would call the committee
to consider the measure as' early
next week ~ convenient.
Lodge. and other republican lead
ers expect the resolution to pass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Find No dope"
Hidden in Auto

Tho owner OF tho stolen car cap
tured by Immigration officials after
an exciting race near SILVER Lake
Thursday afternoon has been located
In Vancouver. II. C.. and VIII ar,
rive in Seattle Monday 20 claim his
property.
Customs officials stats that n
thoro search revealed no contraband
or dutiabic articles had been mnug.
Kled In from Canada. and express
the opinion that with the return OF
the car 10 its owner. the three men
captured with ~ WIN be turned over
20 Canadian authorities. Just what
connection the woman and tycar
old giri who accompanied the men
have with the case In not yet known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
MINERS BACK
M'FADDEN BILL
VanderIip Opposes lt-DeIe-
gates Go to Tacoma

Delegates Tn the international
Mining convention ieft for Tncoma
Saturday morning to inspect the
smelter there. Last business session
was held In tho Arena Friday after
noon. when tho convention went on
record as tavoring the McFadden
bin for excise N 90 an ounce on
all gold manufactured and payment
OF 80 an ounce bonus on all gold
mined Frank A. vanderiip. New
York fInancier. opposed the McFad
den bill. lie said II would mean In.
creased initiation. Gov. Boyle. OF
Nevada. fathrrcd the MEASURE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
FINANCIER IS FOR
SHOP COMMITTEE
vandehip Praises System in
Address

Frank A. vanScriip. financicr. who
rose from humble station 10 one OF
the worlds financial lead~rR urged
Seattle employers 90 take q broad
view IN dealing with employees. when
he addressed $50 Chamber OF Com.
neros men AT Masonic club Friday
night
Labor IL not satisfied today. That
ia the reason labor's efficiency IL only
60 per cent OF what II should b. and
what I, was" said the New York
banker.
Capital bismcs thi. inerfciency
on labor. which replies that u has
been treated ike a commodity. bar.
tnr~d about like cotton or wool. that
II has hrcn an innnimat. cog In a ma
chine. ard that II wis not given n
square deal under tho picne price syn.
TEN There 10 truth In both sides.
but this lack of contact means that
America cannot pick up tho world
icad~rnhip which lay At her fret Ar.
mis;ice day.
4 think that The shop oomritsss
plan h one Of the hopeftii signs Of
the new relationship. In Seattle 10.
day investigated one In operation
here and like tn aims and In ~.
suitA We DO not want . plan that
hears only troubles. we want one
which win make for daily cornnunt
cation between employer and en-
ploye. Capital alone IN n dad thing:
u must have labor helping"
vand.rlip told his audience he Il
no; In favor OF tho bonus for soldiers
and sailors for u will add two bill.
lions more credit to be absorbed by
the already inflated currency sys-
TEN. which has made q dollar worth
20 ssnts today, cut life insurance
policies TO half their prc-war value
and taken money from the savings
Of every person In America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
SHOT CODbLER,
GOES TO PRISON
"Tried Hard Enough to Be a
Murderer" Says Carmody

Ten TO 70 years imprisonment In
waiia watla prison WINS punishment
melted out by judo. Boyd J, TAN
man to W. J. Cola Saturday. for the
shooting u Luke suceyich. cobbler.
at I04 Madison "a. January "a.
This man tried hard enough 20 be
murderer. Deputy Prosecutor
John u. Carmody told the court
sueeyieh was shot twice by Cole. and
II WAS thought at flra that no would
die. Ito rallied. but stlli has a hole
In his skull. where tho bullet from
Coles gun entered Colo was con
victed o. assault with intent 90 Kill.
An accomplish of Cole escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Bank Clearings
Break Records

Bank cienrings IN Seattle reached
their high water mark Saturday. cx-
ccedlng all previous records by more
than $1,000. 600.
Total clearinrs for the day amount
ed 20 siT.3i4.sos. The large total IL
due 70 the intercxchange by munich
pal corporations of various tar
sunda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Guests at Party
Lose Fur Coat

pEs MONIES. Iowa. April H.
While a card party was In progress
at the rcaldenos OF Mr.. n. W.
Hahn. here last night. thieves en-.
tered the homs and Appropriated
several ladies' fur coats belonging to
the guests. valued at 1880. The
robbery was reported 10 police today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

ACREAGE

YAKfMA VALLEY gNNps -'-----'
"a acres of real deep soil, AZ acres
IN orchard ~ commercial varieties.
trses IL years old. produced siA,-
WV last year. tG acres In corn and
attalta, also alfalfa between trees,
e~tuoin house, barn and outtuild.
mss. Ideal Tor irrigation. fully
paid water fiEht government IT,.
sisatlon Fine location IN noted
district. cioab 70 school. and near
maln highway. Price ts0.bo0l
80 acres. under government trrira-
ton, OF same Kind ~ soil as aboVe.
all IN alfalfa except acres or
shsrd and acres corn. s-room
house with bath. electric lights.
wei with electric spmp. big silo.
eutballdtuEh, eahN TO irrlsatr.
asmlle from leading station and
school ftnest alfalfa ranch IN
the district Price sl9.h00. terms.
II you are looking for either an al.
faifa ranch or alfalfa aud orchard
cimhlned, ys,u should not fall TO
come In and talk with US regard
Ing these places They are bar
gains. and viii BE- taken up quick /.
~. Seeing ~ believing. Ioin our
special rate excursions W. also
have larger and smaller tracts
that are real snApA
Our new iS-pagr s-coior illustrated
booklet 10 now rvady, IL viii
prove very interesting 90 YOU 1t
will be sent free on request
GENITAL NAktN INA RANCHES CO
INC.
iott THIRD Ave. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Will Charge Six
With Syndicalism

Criminal ryndicallun informations
against Nick johnson. Alsr krurnin.
Nike chnhhluck. George Moran. John
Dindl and Joe Ryan viii b. filed In
superior court Monday. Prosecutor
Fred c. Brown said Saturday. Al
arc accused I. w W. hrreNod by po-
lice and federal authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
WHAT DISGUISE
w FOR REPORTER?

Policemen. their wives. Newspaper
reporters and George Reynolds are
Invited 20 the Informal dance TO be
given In the assembly room AZ The
police station. April IS. rairoiman
Ludwig Frank sayS there will be
eats. while Lieut. w. r. Carr win be
responsible for Tho music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. April io.--ifoTs--Receipts,
5000 head. market lower. Bulk Of sales.
sisa15. butchers. 1880 1885, packing.
siaaB01s: light. tia.7sd it7bi pigs. sia
G1s, roughs, ti2uia.bo
Cattlc--iteceipts, 1000 head market Ia
steady. Reef. siOGis; butcher steers,
s7,5onts7b, Gamers and cutters, ttss0
IS, rtockers and feeders, G50Gti.sb.
cows. s7.5ouis7b. calves, tis0itbo.
sheep-~Rsceipts, 5000 head. market Is
steady, IAmbs. siswao.Tb' ewes. siiO
sis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Sound Leading in
Whisky Traffic

There IL far less bofiegging In
Eastern Washington than In the Pu.
get sound country" said state Pro.
hibition Director Donald a. McDon.
aid Saturday, on his return from an,
inspection tour Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Untitled Tonnage
Report Announced

NEW YORK. April io.---unfilled
tonnage OF the United States Steel
corporation on March 81. was e.ss2..
o75 against s.5o2.0si on February
81. II was announced today. This
was an Increase OF 2ss.ss4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Rep. kitchin l.
Improving Today

WASHINGTON. Aprfi io.-Cisud
fSiiahin. democratic leader In con
zre~. who suffered a stroke Of pa.
rsiysis yesterday. was much TN
proved today. after . very gvod
night. according to his physician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Frisco Market Status

SAN FRANCISCO, Aprf .--Butter---
Extras. SIC per lb flrsts, nominal
EEgs-- Extras. t2Ac per dor firsts,
a9nc per dox, extra pullets. ssc per doc
understood pulcts. sac per dos
chesse-California flats. fancy. soc
per III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
FARM LANDS


LtTrtE McH no1sruM FAitMA
These little farms are right at the
town Of Woodlnyilic. on paved
read. only block from fine
school railroad station gtorgr.
churches, etc. good bus HcrviceFta
aud from Seattle buy now and
You can raise a big crop this year,
This IL rich bottom land. with
ample moisture 60 insure q good
vrun without irrigation. Call at
the office or phone, s.d we'll take
you out any day, II MinoA Alas
ka HidH,
. AcnEa
~ miles east OF Auburn on paved
road. Three acres cleared. Three
room houpN good well and pump.
barn and hen houses; $500 % .
$500 90 cash.
CARTER MCDONALD q MILLER.
INC
sos Columbia 81. riiiou $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

NEW FARMS READY TO PfOW
Whole section splendid land to be
sold in 20, 10 and s0-acre tractsi
Joining; all cleared, ready 70 piow;
will sell 2JE cheaper than lands
adjoining are now being sold at;
we are the owners and can give
easy terms: see photographs at
this Office this In your chance to
get q good farm at low price.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
9fs Green Bldg.
Once spen eyenInRA also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

According to the Federal Board for
Vocational Trimming. one.fourth Of
the 100000 men drafted into the
United states army could not read
nor write the English language.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
Tides in Seattle
SATURDAY
APRIL IN

I1rrt Low Tide
40 a N. ts "a
I1rvs High It'd
tifs a. m 80 n
s~<ond low Tide
t.4 D. M. is r.
second High Tide
itsii o. tn. ios a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. April ie.--coffee-No. :
Rio, is1isNe per ID: No. 4 Santos. ite
sugar-orauuia,ed. issoais.see per m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
SUNDAY
April. II

rrr~s Law TSds
sea q ~ 60 n
f1rss High lid
,u q m. as n
Second fSw Tide
S.st o. IN. 40 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
. fuk sAi.ls--MATEIttllONI
PROPERTY
SUMMER HOME SITES
ON THE SOUND

SUMMER HOME SITES
ON THE SOUND
PRICE tgr~
t25 CASH. $40 PER MONTH
Located west OF seattle. on the
PORT MADISON SUQ uAMiSH
ROUTE
This new addition IL supplied witt
City WATER and ELECriiC
liGHrS Tho location H. ideal
Each site h. level GOOD SOIL. and
PRETTY SHADE TRElS with
fine SANDY MACH. good BOAT
ING and CLAM DIGGING. Easy
reach OF SEATTLE DAILY by fas,
steamer. morning and evening
You can LIVE HERE ALI. THE
YEAR Lot us show YOU
CIiFf'uRp LAND 90.
sif Third Ave. Elliott %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
FARM LANDS

you WON'T BE rNTEREsTED
In our little Rich bottom Farms at
Woodinville IL you want 20 spend
your life pulling EtumpH. 80 that
the next generation can raise "A
crop. These little far ms are
cleared and ready for the pillow
rfQts now. You can raise n big
CROP this year. one mere Of this
land il worth more than 90 acres
Of hill land covered with stumps.
some Of the buyers have already
pIowed and prepared their land
for this years crop. Sold at right
prices on the easiest kind Of terms.
f.aIf or phone, and we viii take
you out any day. r. Mines. Alas
la Igidu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

~ ACRES SANDY LOAN BOTTOM
land. all In cultivation. and level
as table; Groom house. barn,
chicken house and now b~arin <
frult trees, some berries. fenced
and cross- fenced one mile e.
high and grade schools. storea.
poAtcffic@. stage and tptcrur ban
depota This land will grow any
thing that grows on this Coast
and would make some berry ranch,
The Price 10 tA1so. including
cows l horse and about 20 Leg
horn chickens $500 caAfa bal
ancc terms Am going to ssll
this place this week. 80 hurry. Ses
Mr., shea
acres bottom cleared and In cuiti-
Walton. near uriuiag on good
county road. t-room house. barn.
chicken house. wood shed. garage
and ether outbuiidinss: city
water. Is bearing fruit trees. ber-
rtss OF all kinds for family use'
This Is a good buy. and close in.
Price 1870; ta.seO cash. balance
terms. See Mr.. shea
THE DOUGLAS co.
Main use. s3s-ss I.sAry Hids.
Values Facts and Courtesy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

1850 IS CASH $40 NO
COME SUNDAY TO KwYroRr
and pick out your summer home
site. several HOMES now BUILD
ING.
KEYFoRr ~ THE IDEAL BEAUTY
SPOT OF PUGET aOuNp---l~c-
trio ilghtHi city water; boatipgt
bathing and fishing Take steam
er Hyak. a. m. Pier J, foot OF
Madison at. return y m farc
only Is cents
CLIFroRD LAND co,
Ell Third Elliot, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

MEDIUM PRICED HOMES

-wcst woodland; sTtn St,
near Fourth y. w. b-room
modern bungalow dow
stairs with hath and built
in features, ftnrhed rooms
and extra large hallway up
stairs. corner lot a very
49, attractive home. well ar
|7h ranged. fun basement with
laundry trays. ma furnac..
TermN NauSl
W1se-weos,anA rust south Of
park one block 90 pave
ment: half block 10 car. Al
tracuNo bungalow. rooms
and bath no hasemcnti lot
seNtte. with nice lawn, roses
and shrubs, chicken house
wood shed, garden ready a.
plant A real comfortable
home TermA (aVs
|os.ssa-on " s<tb. near rvanateu
and south " park. one bloc J.
IA to car aud rAvement
FL rooms, rooms and bath
downstairs and rooms APP
* stairs, lot soxio0. in excel
lent shape, full cement base
ment. dirt floor. This home
NJ has very attractive exterior.
llvahle. and we'll constructed
Very reasonable terms lgvtl
JOHN J. ELt.ioT-r co.
vi f>ary Bldg. Main WI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
sTOCks NNn rONDs


I WILL BUY
Liberty rorda. pan Motor
900 Futreii Car Coupler
400 Deep Sea Salvage.
WILL. SELL
10 Guardian Trust Savings Bank.
20 Haliets noit.rup.
81 Security Auto Tubs.
rs Scarlet fAfs 2avinga
loo Amalgsmated Appliances
iTs Simplsx Auto wheel
zoo TEXAS Crude
teo Universal High Power.
zsT Pacific Electric Wcldsr
300 beacon Coal
700 Western Smelling q Power
SOC sssuln Cas- a OH
5000 l. y /. OIL q Rrfining.
MAX wtSkLER
ia unicn 81 riiiott $50
Will sEi.E s.655 sfIKREs o.
Forks OIL at lie per share. Boz
Est, star