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Bonds
$4,000 Morris lst AIS - ~
Detroit
Philadelphia

$50 ANN Stores =. 81 IS 1914 5sn
10 DO lst pr. :. soh s0ls so5s soH
rs Cambria Steel. 35 S5 So 35
ITO Gen Asphalt :. 63 631. sS s3a.
% ms Co N A.. 20 20 20 20
Lake Sup Corp s% sN So So
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07

Pittsburgh,
Montreal

Ab (. p 55q 551. ss5s A5k Dom nrar Bid A'A
do pf... Sc Dom C;fass rs.
AnsNd pf % Dom Sfoei s14t a..
Sell Tel. I0s fo4 iDorn ,rxt1 7iTI* - =
= T l. & T. 30is 81 Irtnd ~; ~,
Hrmp Pap 32ss S23s NI.MSpC ~
n < fr."s Nat Brew 97s 37s.
49,, 10 p4- % = Ogvl Mig 200 2e7
can Cnnr 51ia do pf. 1oo
O~n s. 70 70 lErdn Pap.Ie7Ts los
90 pi -. % 81 Shwngu-. 1892,
NJ ts SIN lo Il IS Span Rvr. 72la -
III IN ny. So )Stl Co On 90 81
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
Kay Consolidated

Susrension Of operations h,
large eoppsr Companies Is ths
si,:.ors.or ,'i,:s =. a s,ep to~afd has;snias.
the Industry A. the prass..'..'y ir
the estimated sur Plus ~ oe'.'. the
ina United states is sY,r,ro4.,,ss'sf n
one billion pounds ana cesS,,,'aseiy cesss..iaseiy
WorS st he mines Is oxraa,9nl o'.,,''n ..
fenuce this surplus rapidly 'sa %
piar.HE Tho netsi ia . -, tlus
position. N-fozs4f
The current issue of our Mart,
V,eV conta. ms ii cor0pre h..,1sp,,,.,a. ~. ~.
alrsis of tho copper rnafa1 r'''..e an.
wifh special reference - .silsfke.
..5t, .se,oIs surrounding Ray crS,@o.s
Asong other stocks disssssss
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
FINANCIAL
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OY
NEW YORK.


THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BAYK OT
NEW YORK.
The Liberty National Bank of New
York. located at 1au Broadway. New York
Cny' IN , the stats o. New York. Is cloa,nE
creditors OF tho association are therefore
hereby notified to present tho notes and
ether claims for payment
r. w. WALZ. Cashier.
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL, BANK on
NEW YORK
:, Notice ia hereby given that At a mset.
ing OF tho shareholders OF The Libtrty Ma
tional Bank Of New York. held ,r March
L. 1924. the Plan. dated February /, 1891,
providing for the merger Of the said BANK
into The Now York Trust Company. wsa
approved; TINT in order to carry out such
Plan. II was voted TO iiQuidato said Ns-
tional Bank. and re-incorporate asa STATE
Bank under the name The Liberty Bank
Of Now York. and that upon the orKaniSa.
ton Of said State Bank proceedings b
taken to merge srid State Bank With Ths
New York Trust Company.
g. W. VALE. Cashisr.
1atsA. March :. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
Cottonsecd Oil

The market Vas woaiS and down u to
f6 points to now low levels. and closed at
8 points net decline to points advance.
Total sales for the dag we're 5,GcQ barrels
The range OF prices:
Tuesdays
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28

Lillian left Thursday night for their
home in Portland TO spend the yaca-
ton.
w. c. Howard was called to
Heppner Monday because of the death
of his brother-in-law.
Roy L. Wender who has been en-
ployed at the Williams and Olinger
Lumber yard at Milton, has accepted
the position Of manager of the Dixie
yard under the same firm.
Miss Marylee jerks and Miss Nc
Kelveen, teachers in Columbia College
are spending their vacation in Port
lard.
Miss Gladys Duthie was called to
her home in Troy Idaho by the death
Of her grandmother.
Buford Hartle, the 13 year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Giebert Hartle, was
injured Monday evening while coast
ing on Columbia Heights. The extent
of his injuries is as yet unknown
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller spent
Christmas day with friends in Low
den. Wash.
Fisher Compton Who has been
farming in Columbus, Montana for the
past three years has returned to Mil
ton and is being welcomed by his
many friends
The telephone line being constructed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28

by the Walla Walla River Telephone
Go. is progressing rapidly The work
is being done by the subscribers of the
line.
Mrs Elmer Hopkins who under
went an operation in the st. Mary's
Hospital in Walla Wala is rapidly i'm
proving and viii soon be removed to
her home in Milton,
Messrs. Dallas and Ward Rice, stu
dents Of Willamette University are
spending the vacation with their par
ents Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Rice.
Hugh Monasan ana Miss Gladys
Huffmaster were married in Walla
Walla Saturday by Rev. o. D. Harris,
pastor of the Christian church at Mil
ton.
Mrs Harry Fetter returned Monday
from Weston where she was called by
the serious Illness Of her parents Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Driscall
Jesse Cocltburn and Miss Ada De
Freece Of Athena were married Thurs
day az the home Of the brides parents
They will make their home ON the
farm recently rented by Mr.. CoekburT
from IT, A. Williams.
]. NJ Dunning of Pendleton was {
Milton visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shinkle Of shinkle'
confectionery are visiting friends an'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
MILTON FOLK ENTERTAIN
MANY HOLIDAY VISITORS
lEast oregonlan speeIaIl

MILTON, Dec. 29.-Mr. and Mrs
Kari d. Hicks Of Peck, Idaho arc visit
ing Mr.. Hicks mother Mrs. j. w.
Davis.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. S shangle are visit
ing their son Payne Shangle in Wapa-
to, Wn.
Columbia College closed school for
the holidays Thursday afternoon with
a literary program in the college au-
ditorium. Many town people enjoyed
the numbers.
Dorothy McAuslin, little six year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Ne
Austen. died December "a Of infantile
paralysis. The funeral was held Mon
dly afternoon at the Christian church.
Rcv. Harris conducted the services
/ and the baby was laid to rest in the
odd Fellows cemetery.
{ Miss Sibyl Mcknight. n student o
+ willamette University is spending tn
|. holidays with her parents Mr.. an
;, Mrs. A. +. Mcknight.
7 Mrs. Given Howells and daughte
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
Ottcnhcimer Was There.

That II. j. Ottenheimer, of the Port
land chamber of commerce roads
committee. came to Salem at one time
as lobbyist but departed within a
very short time was disclosed by SEN
ator Roy Ritner at the Rotary lunch
con today. The story is that Port
landers soon informed Mr.. Ottenhei-
mer that his presence was not helping
any in aligning the Eastern Oregon
delegation up for the fair measures
Other speakers at the Rotary lunch
con were DR., G. e. Holt and Fred
Benn'on Two new members, Fred
Steiwer and Lee Shannon were elected
to membership in the club today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28

That three men were very mueh
surprised last night to be grabbed at
the front door of the home of Leo Fix,
l02 Tustin street is the imphession
gathered by Officers who appeared
there and arrested j. +. Morgan, Joe
Marines and Leo Fix. The three men
had eight or nine pints Of whiskey in
their pockets. according to f. b. r.
Ridgway. Fix was fined $50 in the
court of Justice Joe II. Parkes and $50
in city court. Markee was slated TO
he arraigned in police court this aft
ernoon. Morgan was fined $50 in po-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
Claims Petition Illegal.

A suit has been filed in circuit
court in which the state and school
district No. s appear. as plaintiffs and
l.. p Kieth as defendant 1t Is re-
cited in the complaint that a petition
made up of voters in the 14th dist
rlct asking for special election was
Illegal because several of the persons
who signed it We're not qualified to
vote in a school election. The three
districts have been consolidated into
union high school district No. A..
The attorneys representing the plain
tiffs are r. l. Keator, S, A. Lowell,
Fee and Fee and j. ID. Zurcher.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
No Change Reins Made

We've been handling the Franklin
for IA years and We expect to handle
it for at least another IA years" That
was the statement made by Stanley
Sayres this morning when asked
whether rWnors to the effect that the
PendletOn Auto Co. was considering
disseminating the Franklin and taking
on other cars We're true. He declared
that no changes are anticipated by the
company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28

Pendleton Blue Lodge, No. 50, in
stalled Officers who will serve for the
year ut the regular meeting Monday
night. The officers are as follows:
Howard Mclean, w. NJ: Charles Con-
roy, $, w; o. A. Simpson. J. w;
Charles Bonney. secretary: Manuel
Friedly. treasurer. DR.. a. NJ Simmons
has been elected as S. D.. but he was
not present for the Installation. f. ].
Clark was installed as J. D., and Luke
Martin, S. S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
TESTIEIES AGAINST RuRCM

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2S.--(U. PD
Mrs. Marie Wilson, beauty special
list, brought new startling testimony
into the Burch murder trial today
when she told the court Belton Ken
nedy confessed to her his love for
Madalynn and Madalynn had con-
fessed hers for him. June 2S, 1921,
had been set for the secret marriage.
Mrs. Kennedy, Belton's mother, de-
nounced Madalynn as Belton's mist
ress. refusing to consent to the mar
riage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28

relatives In idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Of Dry
Creek and Mr.. and Mrs o. Cannon Of
Ferndale spent Christmas day with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Lee Of this city,
Jesse Stages, student Of w, $. c.
is assisting in the Milton Drug Co..
during the holiday rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Swanson spent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28

]. 2. O'Brien, general manager of
the O.-W. r. K y. lines, is rapidly re-
covering at St. Vincent's hospital from
an attack of pneumonia following too
close attention a month ago to the
clearing of the Columbia river gorge
tracks of snow drifts and ice packs. He
is expected to be able to leave the hos
p;tal this week.-POrtland Telegram.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
borrowings Reduced.

Member banks Of the 18th disrrc
reduced their borrowings $4,000. 600
during the month which ended De-
cemher 13. according 10 the report
which has been issued at Portland by
Jonn Perrin. chairman of the board
for the distrirt. This decrease is 27.2
per cent, and shows loans to be the
lowest they have been for two years.
The showing is held to be good in
deX to better financial conditions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
DENVER IS RETRENCUJNG

DENVER Dec. 2S.-U. PD-Over
90 city employees will lose their jobs
wthin the next two weeks as the re-
suit of sweeping budget reductions by
the city council. Four police stations
will be closed and a number of police
men laid off.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
ROBBERS MAKE AWAY
WITH BONDED WH|SKEY

EkIINENCE, Ky, Dec. 2S.-Q. N.
S)-More than twenty bandits over
powered five guards at the Blue Rib
bon Distillery here, locked them in the
office of the plant and looted the dis
tillery of more than 500 cases of bond =
ed whiskey, valued at more than $780,
600.
The robbers. driving heavy auto
mobile trucks. wore masks which con-
cealed their features.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
-DiNorce is Sought.

A suit for divorce has been filed in
Circuit court by Marguerite Sands
against Clyde H. Sands. Cruel and
inhuman treatment is given as the
reason why the decree should be
granted. The couple married in
Walla Walla, 1913, according to the
complaint. They We're estranged
then later lived together. The plain
tiff recites that the defendant came
home intoxicated on Christmas Eve
and beat her and called her vile
names. J. b. Perry represents the
plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28

Fred Bennion was at Stanf-eld yes
terday where he visited the Hoskirs
brothers farms on a preliminary sur
vey for rabbit poisoning. Batting
corrals are being placed on the farms
with the idea OF providing pre-ha,tins
for the Jacks. Poisoned alfalfa will
be placed there Thursday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
Sugar Hits New Low.

The wholesale price of refined
white sugar hit a new low mark to-
day when it was quoted at $490 the
hundred pounds at New York. This
is the lowest price it has reached
for many years and is caused by lack
of support on the wholesale market
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
poINDFXTFR AT sF,TTI =

SEATTLE, Dec. 2S.-U. Pl-Unit-
ed States Senator Miles Poindexter
will reach Seattle Friday morning on
a tour of the state
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
News Notes of Pendleton

lice court. This is the second time
within less than two weeks that the
place on TuStin street has peen raided.
Ridgway, Taylor. Sinclair and Turner
parucInated in the raid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
Eand to Give Minstrel.

The Sunnyside hand of Freewater
will give a minstrel at Pilot Rock
Friday night. The show is entitled,
Captain Racket and depicts the ac-
tivit;es OF number of colored boys
VINO are looking for fun.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
In Nest Ind.

Sheriff Zoeth Houser went to the
west end OF the county today where
he transacted business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28

Xmas with the formers parents near
College Place.
Cecil Coe and Glen steen Of Lewis
ton, Idaho are in Milton visiting rela-
tives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blinn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill White We're holiday guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flock.
DO WE NEED a Worldwide RevlValg
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

January 25-21-Meeting of :
: Oreg0n state Bee Keepers Asso- :
: citation in annual convention. :
SGSS . %4S :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-28

20 WE NEED World-wide RevlValg
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
NEWS IN BRIEF
iinnlninnnnlunullllnnmnninninnl

The larrsst diamond MINED IN ths
Aftau a. held in PIKE county was
found last wesk. mining company u.
hriar hAvs announced The stons
velrhes eo2i carts and ls estimated
to h. worth tio.ooo
Nomination of Dr. John Glover
Souih. Frankfort. Nv, 10 b. Minister
o. Panama. has ben confirmed BY
The Senate. Dr. south j. president
of ths Keniucky State noard u
Health and has been active many
ycar in state civic and political eif.
eles.
Hugh Tyler Noed. e. wadlinrion
and fsnt Dawson. rrigg county Ear.
meu boat their harms u tohaceo BY
/ hw trcrntly.
Prince Johnson. nerro. shot r. T.
Murray. Town Marshall of Millsrs'
burg. ny. when the latter attempted
% ssarch the home of Johnson co.
sonifahrand liquof. Murray was TAI
en 10 q lexington hospital and vil
.prohably rccowr
Elhsrf uhoma sssryiur he ssn
i,nos from Harlan couniy Coz murdsi
rsarci fwm ths E,idy,illy PENN
isniiary By concealing himself IN
box of shirts that wew 10 b. ships,
cut
Two men wrre wounded when
raidinr party composed u three dep
uiy sherlfs raided a band Of moon
shineFs located IN the Old base ho.
: pilal At Camp Taylor Tuesday nigh
A large copper still was found IN IN
building.
n Government loans TO workers ten
y pcrarily out u iol,s. estimated 10 IL
volve an outlay of mov than g.
5oo,ooolooo was suggested h N
!. national oonference on unomploymsl
y a. an emerEency measure naesda
rlby John |. Lewis, president of n
United Minis Workers of Amsrica.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
Mr.. and Mrs.

What uonisrful thoughts samr up
when these tvo abhrsuations AZ
printed in o. ucus item what intense
human interest these porin,
ln the country weekly paper. they
take the one bir place ln an items,
from the simple visit % RELATIVES. b.
the larger matters of human life.
"Mr. and Mr. the great new,
item of the universe. N, hrinrcr Of
rccollecticns 10 the man far fnom
home. who takes his old home town
paper and rcads the items n Mr. and
Mr.. and lcis bic mind wander bael
10 the days when h. knew the Mr.
and Ms. In knee pants and shall VI
say. short skirts
lts the home town paper wherv th'
rial Mr. and Mr.. ncws item occur-
and % rccsive the home town pape
week In and week out l. 10 know M
great happenings of the world. m
dolnrs u "Mr and Mrs"
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
GIRLS WIN EASY GAME
FROM DAWSON

With an ease that was almost
shameful the Marion High school
gifh' basket hall team defeated the
Dawson girls Wednesday afternoon
by q score VI 70 10 2. The Dawson
team was In a class far below the
speedy Marionites.
The Marion girls are the fastest
and beat coached team that ever rep.
resented the local school and their
teaH work a. showed In the wednss.
day game would d. credit 10 any
team Every play went like clock.
work and the two orwafds Moore
and Doss missed very few goals.
To say the Dawson girls did not
pat up q good fight would b. adding
insult 10 injury, they were just out.
ela~sd The Marion team next fac
- Clay on the 22nd and they sr,
fondly looking forward 10 q victory
Linz up for Marion; Moore and
Doe forward, Lowry center. Birch
held and Hughes guards. Sabstiiu.
tion. Hard for Moore.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
FACULTY PLAY

The faculty ~ Marion City Schools
vill present IAN ON Account of
Polly" a. tho schcol auditorium on
ncyi Tuesday evening October H..
This b. three act oumedy by Harry
L. Newton. and one ~ that authors
best plays
Tho entire faculty takes part and
with the exception ~ tvo pupils. ~
one else appoau They live up o.
the hrst announcement IAN a.l.siar
cast" and frum she tine the huilsf
app,ars ln act one uniil the closs u
The play theIr b. uot a larriur mo-.
msnt Thrills and cumedr love mak
ms and dfamatiC situations follow iu
rapid succrssion and the audisncs J.
held spell bound from start 10 finish
THIS b thc frat school entertain.
ment II ihe year and ths drs, pla,
In vhieh the entire faculi has iaksf
part S hool loyalty alons should
ruaranie, a larre audieucr bat III,
character of the play and the elsygl
acting lusiihrs au overflow ~ ih,
limited capacity n The auditorium
sce al in this paper far ihs cas-
and pfices ~ admission
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
a WEDDING

Mr La T. Pierce " this place and
Miss dane s. Thompson u George.
tosn. ~. wefe married in iauis.
willie Ortaher 9. bY he Rev F ..
Gibson. pastor u Walnut Street Bap.
tist Church
Miss Thompson is well knoFn here.
having taught lu he Marion High
Sehool fof tvo years She ls cui-
tursd lads ~ many eharminr quail.
ties and numbers her friends hy her
acquaintance.
NJ Pierce. "Dude" h Marsn
boy and q succsssful coal dealer u
this ciii
Mr. and Mn riercs arrived In
Marion last week and hegan houss.
keeping on \ Walker Street
The rreas extends congratulations
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
HAND INJURED

Robert Wilhorn. the oldest son
q Mr and Mm Y D. Wilhorn. u
Easi Bsllsyills Street, suffered a very
painful injury o. be lefi hand last
Saturday evening Robert was help.
inf load stock at the shipping yard
and vhile the men were pinehing a
car in place b. ran his lcfi hand an.
dsf the wheel to remove a scotch.
the men ran tho car un on his hand.
Thfss of his fingers were badly
crushed and he middle finger had "a
b. removed
~ Clement Wa called and dressed
The wound
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

Columhu, discovered Amsfica a..
tobsr ~. ita. Marion defeated nav
son springs a. football a. 90 u on
o,iotsf a.. ia1i What eoinei.
dentf'
u vas q clear cnld day viih a
shoppy nor'westsf rolling over the
rrid.uhn The watch in the efuwa
ussi had rrporied ships flyinr the
oalors ~ navsan early in the morn.
inr u hssinr been rsnoried that a
landing would b. effected ~ one bell
In the dor watch. several score ~
he natives gathered a. Cools rark
o. witness the solemn csrcmonY Al
the couelusion ~ the rifs basket
ball rfactice Capt -Columhus" Alien
madr knuuu his dssirs o. lard ths
foot ball game The oommandsf ~
ihs enemy sr,spisd the ehallsuFs
and ihs game was on
Toe game vss 6lled with flashes
II ihe sublime and the ridiculous
The nl1e and White launched q
broadsidc aTains, the flagship % th'
enemy and scored q perfeci Bit Al
this moment a ruh in the service Of
Dawson called u day and handle,
In hts rraiEnaiion Ne was rrplaec'
hy the reserves and the 6Fhi wal
on Marion rested a brief minu,'
and then In the sccond quarter rushe'
ovrr a pair II touehdowns and N
scure stood Marion "a. Dawson [,
To make sure that The score va
right ths natives counted them one a
time between halves Il was 4
this quarter iha, "Epple" BELT carr
lsssly placgd bic feet on one of th
enemy The Dawsoni,e, after con
graduating himself on his endufans
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
APPLE TREE BEARS
SECOND TIME THIS YEAR

]. A. Ford of near this place
brought 10 the Press Office Monday
morning on apple of the second crop
the tree has borne this year The
apple had reached a fairly rood size.
Mr Ford reports that the tree was
a. full u blooms the FIRST u Sep.
temb,r a. it was last spring and
that many apples were formed but
most of them fell on due 10 the hot
dry spell H. states that the tree
nov has about two dozen apples on
g.
d. Mum also has q tree that l.
trying 10 bring in two crops thu.
ysar w. recently brought some ap.
ple blossoms 90 town.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
rREDONIA VALLEY
STOCK SHOW

Ths Fredouia Valley Siock Shas
viii b. held Al Fresionia October p.
one day only this wear A. the Frs-
donia valley is one u the bsst farm
inr sections In this part u ths state
and many up.to-date farmers live
there.
Quite q number of herds u reE.
lsisfed stock are raised In this valley
and a. preparations arr being made
there will b. ~ doubt q rrsai show.
ina of stock
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

under heavy odds. called Eppic'a at
tention 10 the sign that he carried
on his back. The sign read Don't
Tread on Me" Eppie offered sympa
thy 10 the poor wreck and the game
was resumed after all hands had
drunk from the old moss covered
bucket that stood on the sidelinea.
Marion scored three more touchdowns
in the second half IN the last guar
Ter Marion went 10 pieces and enact
I'd a few vaudeville skits for the
benefit of those present who had a
sense u humor harl harl While
Marion was putting over the latest
hit u the season Dawson pat over
two i0uchdowns
During most " the game Marion
showed an almost unbeatable brand
of football Considering the fact
that Marion has played four football
games in the last twelve days o.
casloual flashes u ossihed strata
must be- overlooked .(Portfolio u
Alibs See CN. Chapter iIll The
line held well and she ends showed
better football than last Saturday e
exhibition. Wilson's line plunging
Wa phenomenal Conyer and Dillard
thrilled the crowd with some fancy
open held running Brown surpassed
his performance u lest Saturday on
general al around work in the
hackheld