The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1902, Page 1

IB Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News # # 4. NO. 79 ANIE DISASTER THE SUBJECT FOR A DEBATE Columbia House Hotly Exploits Mining Conditions of District on con Spegint to the Star. shift in which the accident occurred, -rne| ORIA, BC. May 2, It is impossible to get a full tet of @waster coursed hot words in the men still in the mine, It is now Columbia house yester-| thought that tt may never be known, | 4s many of the men may have been blown to plec: The ¢ pany has 12 men em Prior, minister of mines,| Dloyed exclusively on the constru bad sent 8.000 and would tion of coffins, while another corps} jam additional $5,000 if necessary, | 1* Constantly at work digging graves. | éwelling on the precautions| TO add to the distress of the situa ment inspector and the| tion the train service has been tied had taken to prevent such| YP since Tuesday and neither pas Colonel Price spoke of| ##2Rers, mails, freight nor express| ‘contempt of danger. In| can get through. ‘The relief fund haa] | fon of this he mentioned that| #!most reached the $5,000 mark. | month of March he had re it is doubtful if any more of the) & report from the inspector | bodies will be exposed to view, as the Sine men had been found in the| heat of the mine is causing decompo- ie with pipes and tobacco, while| tion very | rapidly. All religious mere found with matches, in| Services on Sui ‘ancelled #0 lavention of law, The lattor| &% Not to interfere with the work of uted, but he expreased| rescue. The foreigners are conspic that the accident was due| OU* by their absence in the relief the company or government,| YOTK. The retief committee is meet attributable to Providence | '"# daily to assiet in alleviating want Garelessness of the men. and distress. Hawthornthwaite, the labor y representative, resented) eal he was informed that who failed to pass the ex- board for miners had been| the working force by the} , and if the accident was} p18 carelessness it was probabl, 2 men. He sakt he woul Smith, mem the district. asked the gov- for $50,000 for the sufferers. Work Is Siow FERNIB, May The following additional bodies have been recover- ed from the No, 2 mine Albert » John Horbet, Peter L. Lekae an James Mitebell; also those of three unknown miners from| nd four unknown from Eighteen bodies are in sight and are being removed today. The work of recovering bodies ts slow, as the roofs of many of the rooms have caved in, burying the corpses under tons of rock, This work may consume a week more, The suspense of the widows and families awaiting the recovery of; bodies is heartrending. Funerals arc seen at all hours and cause but litte notice now. So far there are known to be 40 to 60 widows. This informa. tion is hard to get, ax the coal com- pany does not have it ‘The relief fund has reached $6,590, and a committee ts already distribut- ing it. New cases of destitution are being found every hour, Another of the constables, C. Henderson, showed the white feather and walked out of the camp last evening. A. P. Waller was put on the force yesterday Premier Dunsmuir has given $25 to the relief fund. @ this province exceeded that ay civilized country, that it was/ B and something had to be te stop the holacaust. 0 road _be belleved the was due iy, to igni- ‘of coal dust Frow @ blow-out Condition at Fernie dispatches received this from Fernie state that 67 @ have been recovered to date be wrecked mines at Fernie. All ies recovered have been from No. also from the higher levels of Those tn the lower levels of “will be harder to get at as it gow become evident that the ex- took place there. the timekeeper ts killed and ‘was Rot made up for the MEONE 1S GUILTY Girl Excapes, But Crime Com- mitted, Just the Same condition of affairs that tles say they have not yet found th source of the trouble. but’ bellev it is due to closed pipes at the court house. FIRST AVE. FIRE ‘The fire apparatus was called to a/ barber shop at 1414 First avenue at| %15_o'clock last night to extinguish & small biase, the-eause of which | unknown, ‘The damage was non inal. } ' have resulted in the death o7| it, came to the notice of | | : RE SS pina’ cnes| ec! eriminal operation is! Humane jcer Ridg- . Goodale, who conduct: on Queen Anne hil the girl lived through | uc | Stain, young barber, | Employes of Bon Marche Will Form as being indirectly re Aessoletion Baible for the girl's condition. but | : this morning after hav-| With the object in view of hetpin + tation with Chief of Po-| each other in case of sickness or ac-| n. cident, the clerks and other em-) 2 will not be started, at! ployes of the Bon Marche will form| Bet at the present time. & protective association. A meet How it Happened in@ will be held at the store tomor- o'clock last night Dr.| Tow night to elect officers and adopt Was called to the Fifth Av-|® constitution and by-laws. } to visit Mary Albright. | Proposed that the members shall pay fed that all was not right| dues of from 10 cents to ‘an unlawful ation had|™month, in proportion to the salartes ‘© notified Humane Which they receive. } y. That officer se-| The plan is a new one among the | fated the aid of Detective Freeman | clerks of the city, and M Bent to the room where he|nature and benevolent Wiliam Kain. Kain was ar-|sures its complete su aad taken to police headquar- | cierks employed in the store, many | B but-reieased this morning. of whom have been working there} evening it was thought that for years, are taking great interest Geis condition was precarious,|in the undertaking which ts highly serious developed and as | favored by the management Bipmuch better it may be that the| - will be dropped. | Met the Doctor | syening two giris and @ man| of a well known aceon gt elevator; A party of 185 Mystic Shriners are the doctor coming out. The| coming over the Canadian Pacific in| the doctor that she was j!i|@ special train of two sections to} medical aid. The physi-| attend the annual session of the or | on her way toa drug store| der in Portland. The party ts mak-| ed the girl to her office|ing arrangements with the Van Peterned. couver office of the above line to the physician got back the) spe three days on the Sound on Was waiting. but alone. The) their return from Portland. The Stated this morning that she| Mainlander will probably be secured | mot get a good look at the man te, miaie ‘the tip acs Eat will attend the annual session of the Gave Directions grand lodge at Minneapolis on June ie esi she learned the symptorns| 3.4 A me number left this city ieee? @1's case and told her to #0) over the Canadian Pacific last Sun She gave her some directions | day. | Mt the care of herself and thought | of the matter. WORKMEN hotel to vigit the girl, who | CONVENTIONS t n n wuffering with a high fever. thie morning the doctor again the girl and found her much} Further than this the doctor nays she knows noth-| ‘ME the case. She says sh 1 ny Gt the name of her nh Every Factory Added Means More Prosperity. | com-| The chamber of commerce mittee on manufacturing sites has! been extremely fortunate In securing EXACTING | Would have @ salutary effect on|Carden, by whom he was em; other witnesses who might endeavor| had secured @ warrant for his ar- to beamirch officers and comra: | In a still larger gone of ashes some| fice THE SEATTLE STAR. SEATTL TERMS ARE ENORMOUS NOT KNOWN) WAGE-LOSS Boer Peace Proposals|Striking Miners Lose Not Yet Received | $1,130,446 a Week {faire in @ Dalance. It war impo aid, to prevent references | 7 negotiations, When asked| § uth Africa) 6 \é re in he sible, what terms had been offered the Boers, Ralfour would not reply. Total % A most hopeful feeling prevails! ‘The strikers Make no complaint of everywhere, Aroused into unusual] the | activity by so mal past showing o pe stock market has gr by peace rumors, Yesterday ¥ there was some signs of t the market, but ft quickly #w id it ip probable there will ange on the boards until definite| announcements are forthcoming There ts no dispating the fact that the great majority of the common] believed suffi they nt funda, messages In the fut trend, the we una together with that weaminenta, t az the fight 4 | | ave. as in vith that definite ti POEPEE DEE SOOOETT SENATORS DON’T WANT WASHINGTON, ¢ EV UESDAY YING, MAY 27, 1 LOST AT SEA (54 Lives Lost In the Foundering of British Steamer | IP Bevernt the ONDON. i he cab WILKESBARRE, Pa, May 21.—A LONDON, er. rae cobinet | statement has been compiled by the| PLES, May a7--By tho Gers several hours. On Wednesda specting Boer peace negotiations. It] to the striking miners in the differ-|iiven were toat ie Meena taadea| The ton taek to" life boats, | | is understood the final decision of the} ent districts involved tn the anthra-|iwvonty purvivore of the wratk af dhe lwhene them coke 1 hours Boers has not yet been eived.| cite flelds affected, which shows that/ Britian “steamer Neonorte, which ducing nt t id! Great interest was shown in the! the loam is at the rate of $1,130.46 @lfoundered im the Indion seonn a|was at hand reh was made for meeting, a8 It ix generally felt some! week. The summary of the firs two|! , dun ochae casuen Oak it ie manta peace negotiations wil! be made at! as follows joers, who report that the veusel was| The Namorta carried a crew of 80{ an early date, | District Employes, Tove ltaken in « strom Tuesday and wal-|white sailors, and had on board LU After the meeting the government) 1 $ 276,120 | jowed at the mercy of the waves for! white and 64 Indian passonge der, Balfour, announced in the| 2 261,900 | L -- that it would be! 8 uss the budget | 4 WILL GAIN BY MERGER A CLEAR STATEMENT REGARDING THE EVILS OF CONSOLIDA TION OF RAILWAY INTERESTS — JOHN OSTRANDER TELLS WHY THERE SHOULD BE MORE THAN ONE TRAFFIC COM PANY. Amor at this time tw fli-ad~ the prominent Beattie menjmuch a letter who fail to see ow this city is to ned nd harmful, and that it ts @ people wish a close of the war and © benefited by the North achem Why should pasty eine. foes. o6 te er an AMENDMENT | 202009 by ne Sort heme, ate. Why, shoud Boers, whom they regard as : —_ 3 the « nt abolition any other « mm at worthy foe who has fought a worthy WASHINGTON, May #.—In inp fight. On all sides te heard the wish| @ the senate this morning Chair. # that peace may be assured before the] ® man Burrows, of the committee ow en : coronation takes place. © on privileges and elections, an 9 ls aaa Fi _———__ # nounced that he was authorized 4] sty nder le ay old-time res-ltheir feelings and opinions are ¢ © to report adversely the house @) ident of the city, and distin trolled by their own rather than the bg iar noun amen: i ee Z|members the canditions ratiroad® tnterents ution provide for the @\vatied before the Great Wi q * election ted States eena~ #\came. He remembers how glad th Rhea: Comoe @ tora by popular vote, The re- $| people wereto areet mpeting rail. sit ® port was received without com- | road, and fails to see why the aboll- Setet | ine ment, as it has been the general #|tion of competition should be bailed | Northern Securities | # feeling in the senate that it $) with joy ‘ merge the trans ® would not become a measure. *) portation In’ of the orthern | + Some Plain Talk Pacific and Great Northern raitroads eR RED ou ask imé What I think of Gov~|thenthesult to prevent such a mere oe Jernor Mofiride'® reeent letter anentler Is inently proper. By euch a Ces Me hee oad the raliroad aituation tn this state.” | merger two row eo far as traffic in O'Brien Gains Admis- sion to Liars’ Club WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 27 Fred jeDonsid, ox-captain of the Twenty-sixth volunteer infantry re sumed his testimony before the ser ate Philipp’ muntttee this morn ing. In further refutation of the charges made againat him by ex ees Corporal O'Brien. he produced al ry Mrny es smith cocan number of official documents, one of th ceativic Which showed that O'firien wan not | docere of Philadelphia. ong at Imbarras at the time he testified | funeral takes place all honar there and ‘saw MoDeceid [SUM WII be mad to the Aécensed, and other American officers outrage | President Roosevelt. Admiral Dew - Spanish woman. Others papers | ©Y. Gen. Miles, the cabinet and other | ved which cleared Mc-| Officials wit! attend. ] of misappropri- ‘ee J to the charges Tt le posstble that| PHILADELPHIA, May wm. used insist on a hear-| Lane, the colored man who a few) ing, no further notice will be taken| Weeks ago bruti murdered Mrs. of the testimony offered by him.| Ella Carden and her two children, | There ts some talk of action againat| was hanged thie morning Lane! him for perjury, as it ts be t| committed the murders because Mre. | PAUNCEFOTE WASHINGTON, D. C. Private funeral services mating of Lord P at 11 o'clock this Aritish embassy, Only diate members of the embassy staff were p € ANGS Even the enemies of the Philippine war admit that 0 the harges are failing flat. Particularly | unless those ac des in| rost on the charge of theft the service Wants Him Punished | LATER-In his testimony today| SHUT Donald testified that no nhad ever been burned unless it was an| F WATER, OFF OF WATER insurgent storehouse of stronghold,| ‘Tomorrow water will be shut off It ts) and that the inhabitants were al-| from § a. m. to 2 p. m. on Madison ways warned in time to get away.| street from Twelfth to Fifteenth a cents per| At the conclusion of his testimony | enues, and on Fourteenth avenue he asked the committer to take steps | from Madison to Marion streets. to punish O'Brien, who, he said, had criminally Wheled him and other a! to the Star WASHIN May 27 Senator | day pre peti | tion of the city | Wash., praying for the ena Jof legisiation granting pensions to 1 ert ffloere and enilated men of | the Life Having Ser and their - | widows and minor children. ill Describes Volcano) ---Another Eruption WERE REAL REFORMERS ST. The noon. p NEW YORK, May ing Journal this after report from Prof, Robert H went to Martinique to iny the Mt. Pelee disaster. The m has within the past few days visited the erater of the zone, Hin investi gation shows that in the zone of LOUIS, May 27.—Fred Ziegen Catastrophe there {8 an area of about ; three square miles, and that at the hein, a son of ex-Mayor Ziegenh center of destruction ali animal and|Was indicted by the grand jury to- vegetable lite has been snuffed out. dey for bribery and von in ie was bis ¢ during vegetation Is uninjured, The focus| secretary the latter part of than at of annihilation was midway be-| Mayor Ziegenhein's term tween the sea and the peak of Mount wenhein was f t most Pelee, which with its old crater, is| startling poseurs as a reformer that still active. The saltent topography |ever graced the mayor's chair of of the region is unchanged. this city, He was a dinner-bucket Professor Hiil ventures no opinion) brigade m who was elected in a as to the outcome of the eruptions! reform splurge, have made prom beyond the stat n ines to “clean the rasdain out erous craters as & Vent affected « quaker garb of « for the great subterranean forces, |and up to the time of th ng thereby diminishing the force of| vestigations “ 1 to be eruptive power of above reproach, as far as his hon w jesty was neermed More Ashes } | ROSRAU, Dominicia, May 2 Showers of voleanic ashes fell here Inst night, indicating another out break of Mount Pelee. The ashes fell | n greater quantities any locations for manufacturing estat eater quagsies then LBVELAND, ©., May 27—~—The the city. In the paat| time since the first eruption. Bate Republican convention new manufact ha Again in Panio here k this after-|signified their intention a FORT DE FRANCE, 3 w the tem-|here and have been supplied other ion of Mount bably ad-/ sites south of the city by this « last night. People are alarmed a tee, Included in the number are| \ast nigh’ Keone ae ties erne : committee et and twine factory built ‘a Pisce hover Mem fan Francisco parties | » volcano on which can be| PORTLAND, Ore, May 27.—All Dee expected th manufacturing nt *T | seen occasional flashes of fire the # ve in thi y with the ex ing. Hanna ts n full| two acr by Mit wis fel — —— ception Amalgamated Woo OM with the president on all|Staver of thia city; a it drying workers returned to work this morn and preserving plant, and an estab ing by order of the Federated Trader — coe Habment for the manufacture of A'tew plumbers are locked out by F WITHOUT WATER rriers for loading and unloading sttorts of the masters to compel ships. |journeymen to sign certain agre A pgp he ther épnhes ments which they refused. ‘There A danitor Thornton, of the| within 4 short tim pics sileha' When [the orke' mand Mi lementing oe! ning _ WHATCOM, Wash, May 27.—'Twe 1 ‘Trades Pasian weve] IN ELLENSBURG | 01878, Mart Ee [ON see Mat know vet os °| BLLENSBURG, May yon and shot Police. | pr ‘lever towards control of fu ter in t it} was broken this morning f ion in Fairha hundia re troubles, | The strike is ites have had during the last | Rehmke's new brich joining ‘One of the euspects is the no. |tically ended and in @ peaceful man- | Be oF to the wir ean ot the| the Wadington bank the|torlous Bud Cox, who had just serv. | ner nether any concessions were | PRs but has notitied tne he| South. ‘Two months’ time will be re-|od w 10-year term tn the peniten-|made by the mill owners has not Mike city hail the water authori-| quired for its completion [tary for highway robbery |beon made public sald Mr. Ostrander today. “Weill, I/concerned by heartily approve the position taken|no longer rival by the governor, Some commi T well rem what rejoicing there should be devised which will have| wan Heattie when the Grent the power to deal with all questions | Northern was completed to the city between the citivens and the rail-iJt was hailed as another competitor ia as they arise. Tho raitroad|—a transcontinental rival to anies will be as much benefited | Northern Pacific--and. our ne immediate consideration and|age over California, in that th of all queation( i diM-| was at the meroy itizens. Ax to thelowning two roa there ean be but one |cognized a among honest«minded men.| Why evil that should be done | possibile that the Away with, The fovernor should be |h y belle ommended by all in his executive |tetter for the © that utterances againat the lobby Jtwo united lines are better than two 14 the publication of | independent lines?” me one, They are competitive lines wan generally re- ™ ed por » that one railn (ty than two. “But it ts BOILING MERRILY AN ARRAY OF CANDIDATES, SOME NEW, SOME OLD, LINED UP FOR THE CAMPAIGN WHICH WILL BEGIN THE MIDDLE OF JUNE. The faxota are beginning to blaze! P. J. Smith, county commissioners, this change of mind? Is it! ms and the P.-1. | 1 in| COUNTY POLITICAL POT — FOR SAl noice A acres of farming land in five ten, twe ty and forty acre tracts Prices from $4.09 per acre up, according to location; easy terms Herbert S. Upper 12 and 13 Schenormaa Biozk First Avenue and Cherry St. Hot Weather Underwear for Men 50c Garment FRENCH BALP PURE EGYPTIA Biue, Eeru and Bi exantiy made, awe: have French waist bande. Lion Clothing House Maurice Gerber, Prop. 220/222 First Ave, Souty CORNER MAIN |: SHANNON GroceryCo. Incorporal } 1220-1223 Ind ave. Phone, Mate 2082. Best Eastern Sugar Cured Hams, per Ib. 16c Five-pound packages Best Re- fined Table Salt, each,...15¢ New White Clover Honey, in pound combs . Be | R. T. Shannon Grocery Co., Wholesale and Retail! Outfitters, under the county political pot. The| also expire soon apd there will he ¢ republt who now hold the ma-| fight in the convention over’ the rity of the county offices, are pre-| nominations. Mr. Gilson wants to be paring to make an Agmresnive fight| re-elected, t is maid, and go doer Me | to retain their trol of the admin James Gregg, a prominent istration, With this end trf/lew, they | Fifth ward grocer, who wae a cand}. | have decided to hold an early con-|dae for councilinan-at-iarge last| ention, and will try to carry on a| spring ceed Mr. Gilson, and W,} winning campaign during the fall| A. Railey, county assessor, is lined| and summe | ub for Smith's place. | June 27 In now generally considered| ‘Frank BR. Wieatling,a well known ¢ date mont likely to be chosen | young lawyer, although wm old coat the convention... The primaries| dent of the city, is eald to be in the I be held about the middie of the| lead for fon secuting s month. In view of the short| attorney, » now held by the w remaining before the pri-| D: T. Scott, formerly jen the activity of the fence-| ¢ | nh counsel ors is unprecedented at thin t an abunda ate A Ballard Man, ket. Sangul publicans! Assessor W Bailey, it te given nomination ‘aa equlva-| out, will not be a candidate for re Nn rea ction and w 1 his strength ral lively ba the convention to W. H. Peter | Batiard, to D, R. Abraham, One of the Hottest. | South ~~ The hich politicians be love | i will b mont enlivening of the| to b ly to be fought between the support: | tion of ¢ ‘ fC. A. Kiepfll, the present] the cou k, and Samuel R. Rathbun| J. W county reste . treasurer,.centered upon any one minent young republican who| man as yet Lies i {tice against Mr. Koepfli| John Wooding, who wax two yearn as a candidate for renomination. Mr.|ago a candidate against A. T. Van Pe Rathbun was during the last munic-| Vanter in the Republican convention Ipal adminintrat ty treasurer] will be given the honor of fighting and would n abt have succeeded | for Republican of that office himeelf had the charter not made the| this time It | fice a one-term poaltion. | There ts apparently r pomitior superior judgeship. The term of| Superintendent W. G. Harteantt Judge George Meade Kimory, wh A wax appointed by Governor Rogers Dr. Hays Quite Certain to fill the fourth judgeship when It 1s generally re rented, will expire ba the of renomination as election and several Republidan law ugh he is likely to © casting envious eyes on the ment in the conven bench as « result. George EB. Morr : Carroll, now city and Jam Miller are the lead hat ha " andidates. appears to be taken in im Gregg a Strong One. Mey uureeoer aon The terma of George N, Gilson and Whi GOVERNOR WILL FIGHT ‘nous aounantins yetetta?':| APPOINTS BAILEY WASHINGTON reached a c will report it to th use tomorrow, As the du printion SAN May Joined senate bill in « total | Warden prison tion of the niten Investig appropr San Quentin p finally ppr The bin nut $6 nferees on the public butldings | ached un agreement which reported to both houses to: criminal proceeding against for malicious defamation of acter POSTPONED Special t WASHINGTON |The president tc much-dise Oregon, 1 May lay appemtod 1 Francs Railey assistant sur th rhe who Bye sa ing before May of a juror cau ment of the Balliet tri It i# feared the trial will | given fax was the former one| George this afternoon the jurors was asphyxl-} Cody woman has now almost in @ hotel, tirely recovered pe thin the morning be stopp when one ated by s The en late is also a candi-| | Dark brown, brightened by jf] fine line stripeb—out with mili- |B} tary shoulders, tapering waist and slight flare at | GOLDMAN’S 901 SECOND AVE., COR. MARION DIAMONDS, WATCHE FINDS) JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE |Albert Hansen 722)7", The largest Jawelry Northwest, house in the Prices Range from 50c Boys’ Straws and Crash Hats, 2c, 35c, 50c and 75c, | Adams « Blanchard gains SAMPLE PARASOLS, 600 to CHARMING HATS WOR select from at just half their SUMMER. value. We invite particular attention » a superb gathering of Hats tiful ‘Tailor-Made Suit pecially designed for middie- Ragians, Jackets, Capes, aged ladies, as well aa to our at one-third thelr worth. most complete showing of Chil- dren's and Infants’ Headwears at Manufacturer's Samples of Sstonishing prices Children’s Muslin Hats and A Fancy Straw Hats. trimmed with 4) great variety of new and flowers, ribbon, etc cost. A handsome Shirt Waiste, including all kinds, no two alfke, from 26e to 95,00, do 4 can be pla They are absolutely safe—can- not explode Burn ordinary Coal Ot! (Kerosene) without a wick, and give a clean, blue flame Uke "gas or gasoline. THE LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE WORTHWEST. Wednesday The Brightest and Best Wickless BLUE FLAME NE CENT A COPY 4 4A 4 AA ASIX C INTS A WEEK 25 CENTS A MONTIEL WEATHER FORECAST ADAMS & BLA The Ne he €ason A fair, 719 Second Ave. YCHARD—Hinckley Block w Straws show two leading styles forthi man is almost to certain wear one or \ the other of these two ~ hapes. to $2.50 719 Second Ave. Hinckley Block Patent Medicine P A at deep: t medicines ar suburbs. Buy From Your Loca! Drugist. co} $3.50 Stewart&Holmes Drug 627 FIRST AVENUE Money. Specials at les# than pretty things in Jewelry, Relts, Walst Purses. Ribon Bows; everything new in all kind of Fancy Stocks, Turn-overs and ‘Ties at THE LEADER'S usual low prices. Drummer's complete line of DR. JOHN J. KOWALSKO «Scientific Optician. 809 Second Av., bet. Columbia and Marion Open Sundays 11:00 to 12 COOK STOVES ARE THE BEST d ¢ nickel trimmed, handsomely finished, clean a f cooking and baking to perfection ed directly in the flame. T 1 kinds ress; wil king utensils we mair fou We Sold Three Yesterday 'Tomorrow--Wednesday--We | Shall Sell the Last Swit Any Ww toe advertised Saturday afternoon that we would sell the four re- ing suits at $3.00 on Monday, but Saturday evening we sold the ur Saturday price, namely, $4.( ver, to follow out the sequence six suits, worth $12. i for the sake of the ad- $15.00 and $16.50, at $3.00 Each e Are Selling Today Onl ‘Two at $2.00 Each at $1.00 ty new Spring Suits, worth $15 ach day until all’ the suits ing on the last day to be sold fc started to be red Suits rema with fi 0 each. The should be sold, $1.00 } Style, Workmanship, CWEHME. Quality, Price Ss. Roles SLMS sts ee faso Seconb aves