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JFIM'tiAl.KM. Ju-lv 21. No on'
j who knew Ote Hoiy Land in U;e
Slays of the Turkish rej-lme can fail
!lo note the ureal change- that Have
Hfro'ii o beauty of Siberia in full'
evt mnr Mitre hand-car ivory
h ad, intn.ifd chin marks ami hur
t-u ml with sealskin. Tlwi!;;h only
IV, fehc y mother of three chihirca.
taken plait throughout tin country.
: since the close oi tin War.
! 'I'lit Turkish army stripped Pale.:-1
jtine of Its animals to such a ilngrtV'
'that when tin American Ked Cnws i
'arrived In June of there won
j many villages without a slush
'ploughing animal, and neither sheep !
llor goats were seen on the hillsides.
Today It Is not u neoiu nion for -An ,
automobile' lo co in o to a staml-still j
. on the principal si reefy to allow j
ta flock of hniiureuN of sheep ami
J pnais to pass by, ami out in the j
country the prey hi l. sides are eot
i ered with thousands of these ani-
mals. Italy gets a large ti mount
I or her glove material from the kids
, of l'alesliiie.
Whereas mm h Mill remain;! to
' be. dune, a great Iniairoveineni ul
ready has been mndo in the char
acter of Ihe work anim tls. The army
r seomo.l to have learned valuable
Michigan Primary hilcrcsr :
Is 'entering Around t 1k
Senatorial Ciniicsl . !
(fy Aflftoclated PrefiiO
TKT!!(IIT, July 24 Mieliiii.i.r r..- :
puklii'un rontist far .tile Unite I Sl.il.-'
i.cnatai iul nomination al tr.e stale vvi.lr
primary Scptunlier 12, i VKunleil h, 1
Miehitran ilitieiar,5 us nm- ui tS !
most inipinlant eampaitr-iH in the n.m
try Phis yrar, is in full swina;. i
Three randidates are in Hip fi, 1-1 j
Senator Charles ih". Town unci, vptt-t :,.:
KTuiitiir fi :m Miiliijran, exponent of a
!.akes-i)-Wu..l.,!inon waterway an.,!
one of the mo.st niumineat iMeiniiers i !
his party in Wn; hineton, is (iln.liu : ,
his sl-ut against two asiir.i;.ls. i
tine of these is f'.itriek II. Kelley. i
"f f ull -i IK. rrillirres.'man fiom tli..
Sixth eoni'ressional ilUtriil I
The other is Maior John G. Kim rv ' . 1 J?P.
of (iranil Kapids. former national non
niumler of the Amei iean l.euion- T'h' j
issues in the MirJjiBan eainyiaiu'ii '
promise t he sharply iltawn. with thel
"MlillfT of Senator Triinvm 11. Ne.v
lrry, junior senator from MiehifianJ
s one oi the chief battle cri-.a of Sen.!
iitor Townsend's opponents, especially !
'o the enmp of Conp;ressmiui Kellev-I p t .
.The senior Michigan senator upheld, f , "' UV",
I S IMVli in IVil. ,1, ... h..
under fire following: chaises of un
lawful campaign expenditures.
Senator TownsemI is seeking renoni
l'll .,...,...'... u..ii i.: Ii... t. ,u.. !! l re tl;
of the l.akts-to-Ocean waterway ide
nnu point out mat ne nns worked long
und earnestly in. behalf of this pro
ject. "Among his friends aie many of
long time republicans of this slate.
w-hich has been stionly Republican
Kliends of Congressman Kelly al
campaigning with the assertion he i
of tlie "progressive" type of Kepubli
cans. Mr. Emery hopes for the soli.l
suppott of oormer service men. H,
came into prominence when chosen
head of the American Legion upon the
death of 'Frederick W. tiaibrailh, Jr.
last year, serving in that capacity ui
lil the last national convention of the
Legion.
Major Emery is a former service
man, having seived as an officer with
the A. K. V. Before entering the ser
vice he was in business at Grand Hap ,
ids.
Kach of the three candidates propos
es to enter every county in the state
.1,,..;.,.. l.; ....;.. 'v.. i.
at piesetit is conducting his campaign -lb1 piincipal coim.anv extracting the Inner has been scrapped by tb
in the upper peninsula. Congressman ; i are mineral from tlie ore. jmodern American Hell-rilling fouir
Kelley has opened his campaign in lb-. About ."ill tons ol ore are required I taln I"'11-
souincm pare oi me state, .lenato, , in y:eld a single guiin or radium. J ':e Wages for skilled and
Townsend has given his f irst canipai rii; oi ,. i mined in Colorado anil must be labor have risen several
speecnes m souinem .incnigan, ami i nippen acioss tlie country lo New per cent, and good mechanic.!
plans n whirlwind campaign during ! .lerny for the extraction piocess. I demand five dollars a day.
. , iienct ine eosi oi a gram ol radium is 'Hie hours ol' labor usl to
.--enaior i ownsenn, lit a icci-iu ui'jii pionuci ol I ne cosl ot tne ore. PIUS fr
IWith L-avov. school tenel'.or
v no dl- d fi'.nu a luiiict wound at
kivt'poi I. Lonjr lM:ind. William
nvusv, r j-i. Tin. ma.s. Ky., saya
she toau.iittod auiclde, but police
bold him v; a murder oburge.
f whkh were killed by
Si'icntit belirves thiit
fully HI nw cent ol' thy hiiris ami ani-
j "cls In h,t v.cro I wst because ..neitli
i'.r dojrs nor Indians could make ilioir
; thin); (hat ntards Ihrt- rhzrutte In
j i. llor places. Tin- tt mi lily of work
, muiish ii lots not kept pace ttith the
j rise in price.;, ami w henna in car
UM'iitrv I here are found some py-
! leKKoiisi In the care and feeding ol celleul mechanics, most of the trades
of horses, mules und donkeyj. but tare cuirted on by vt'ry mediocre nr
'stock. ko that toiJay the horses of.tisana.
I the. pub:ic carriMKes in Ji n.;ahm (' A priMM1HMlt ,.,1,1,-ated Syrian
:aro iar sleeker and finer th-.m vi?r ffMwlsti;iii i.veutK- ..vm-.Mwod the
view thai tlie Zionist movement was
a ('Od thl i: I- for the Syrians as it
would prove a .iimr to & renter ef
fort and imprpu nient.
thuy wuru bofore the vsar
1'iirm produce of alt kinds brings
a much bettor price than forfcierly;
sec ui i?
Mr.
Tell. He ihciI tlynamile t'J
his fish spcL-ii'iens.
hujcr , merged fiom ihe iunule
icjriun wciyhmir -10 pounds less than
i.i-ji in. unri co, ju wiiicii nine nis
,wiiht was 1(. Altliouu-h be warded
' :jff illncs- diirinjT his c:;pc-dition, he
(was taken down with ft ver immcdiate
, lv it was over.
undreamed
The markets
never before
i wealth and
articles, and'
III COST OF
RIO TUMBLES
, WAMnNGnN, .tuly 24.n:jilium
! womlei ful clement, utd extensively in
; tiie tteaimeni. of cancer and in tli:1
!laboiat'iy of the physicist, has du
; .'i cased in price t i nm 15 to 20 per
I'inl, la verdin to announcements of
of in ptc-uar days,
of Jerusalem were
supplh d with hucIi
variety of delectable.
vend(!rs of lemonade and ice cream
do a thriving business. In the dry
Koods, clolhiUK and ahoe stores the
most fastidious can find French
and Kufclish, and to u lesser degree
American Roods, for whiclt they did
not t-vtMi look In pre-war day..
It fa interesting to note the
changes in the villagers. Formerly
I hey nearly all walltisl in Jeius.ilein,
even from a distance that took them
four and five hours. Now public
automobiles run out into the coun
try for JO in II us and have largely
monopolized transportation. The
charm! for a ride in 50 cents, form
erly the price, tif a day's work. The
roads ure now a'nnost deserted by
pedestrians, but American motor
curs pass l'i tMjuently. The rei U pen
and Ink horn of the educated v 11-
RED GROSS SETS
THE NEW STYLES
( lly AsMuciaii'tl l'reH.)
CKTTliNJK, .MonteneKio, July 22.
For none than fi0 years the vo-
i men of Montenegro havo been in
, rtioiiruinp. They have worn the sol
'enin black clothes and litllo "pork
- )ie ' caps of a drab hue (ill thl;
lime a a token of their Rrlef over
the loss of MonteiniKro's iudepi'nd-
eme lo the Turks in lS:t;t Hut
now that th'.y are united with tho
Seibians. tht-y aro chan'nit to loss
sombre raiment.
t I'.v AhwI?)!.-.! rroia.i
LONDON. .Inlv 'J l.-- As a "u ition
of shopkeepers" Hritaiil perceives
that h stand In need of lucrean
iiiH greatly lu-r bu-liiess with the
world generally. Many men have
maintained Hhe could 1"h learn how
to do this fi-D.n America, and nut
a few -are ai ynini: that . he can
become pi ospei ous a.; America only
by adopting t lie a men an fiscal
policy of protection,
Hut tiiis i? not tne view held '
Ihe Itu In Hotioiabte I.. I' M. S.
Amei y, M I',. parliamentary secre
tary to the admiially. He believes
much can be learned fnoii America,
bill that the c,r,il )e:,Lion ia not
protection.
"The nuHl marvelous economic
phenomena til' the lit si cent my I
the mowth of tlu I'niied Slates."
writes Mr. Aiftery. "Fiom a hand
fill of cidonisis on the Atlantic sea
hoard they liav 'i-own Into a hiin
drei millions of tin most protc.orous
pi-oplo (n the world. They have
achieved thin amahiK result by cou
ceutralliiK on one r.fat purpose:
the development of the iHSourcea of
llii.ir ureal territory. It is develop
ment they have always kept in view,
not trade, knowing that trade as an
end In itself does not lu-eessai Hy
mean de el op incut and prospt rlly,
but that development ii:evitald
brings both itrnnpeiii y anil trade.
"ill " resouicei of tiie liritish Mli
plre are many 1 lines Kr'M'er t hail
d velupment in I he same spirit we
shall see In the uexl general ion a
growth no less uina.lnn than theirs,
and one that would brine, a wholly
ni'w and incalculable expansion of
outward trade and internal develop
ment to the country."
I.ONt; Tli'll l S.MXl.l. t llAIT
MOOKSTO. Cal.. .Inly 24. The
arrival -of rrofessor U. V. Ilorst.
of the manual arts department of
t he local II klin ir bf b scohol. at
Seattle recently coinpbdes )ii ; . re
markable jourui 'y from San Fran
cisco to that city hi a fiO-foot motor
boat. Horst was ai'compauled by
only on mean. The boat, christened
"Waukeen," was eoiuUrncted en
tirely by members f tin .school's
manual ails de;iilinint umlrr the
direction of Ilorst.
v
Governor I.ouls P. Hart of
WushlnR'.on labors with u ehovel
!to help clear away Juno bnow
drifts as Mt. Ranler National Park,
Scattlo, opens.
I La Grande I
! MATTRESS SHOP andj
I . WEAVING- WORKS
l Mattresses of all kinds cleaned j
end rebuilt. Tenther ltonovatlng. i
i liag ltugu and l'Muff X ;::b lor
sale.
j (llrpet anil ltlis Clenuhlif
i IKI'J, isi.r.o anil '
' Chan, Kdwards. l'ioi.
I Phono 2,-.:i-V
v. s. ARivnr
CAI.il AXES '
88c
U. S. ARMY
CAM? BUCKETS
83c
f !
i ;
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OEEGrON HARDWARE
& IMPLEMENT CO.
The M. A. Sfilwell Meat Co.,Inc. ; ;:
Delivers tho Cloods
TWO MARKETS
Tho Qualify niarkot Adams Ave., nt-xt to the
Skii store. tttilwt-Hs market oiiJmi St., next
to tlie I larris ( ii'oeory. . '
We liave our" own free delivery. AVE SELL ICE.
American irls have had soino
I hhi'. to do wit h other changes in
the style of women's dress. When
t hey came hero with the American
j It I'd Cross i hey Introduced short
unskilled i .r irt s. picture hats, and pointed
hundred I hiKh-heele,l shoes. These huve been
now
uoiv lUHiiuss, aiiswuico uiose. wiu me ii anspoi union ot .m tons oi mm-ium organization of 'laboi
mive c iiici.co mm mm im?i rsuiiui wnietai pic ui, uuis ine process in exiraf
the Newbe;-!-- Muestion sayinir: ' lien of tht; radium.
"It is not the use, but the abuse ot
money that should be and is condemn
ed in et eel ion campaigns. Kxpendt
luro of a- sinlcv-dolhir to bribe it sin
gle voter is a detestuble crime. Ex
penditure of a single nenny to corroci
lyinfoim a single voter is a commend
able and justifiable act of good cit
izenship, "The people not only are entitled i;
know; but must be fully informed 'is m
to the candidates themselves, their
qualifications, and what they stand
for, else they cannot exercise the right
of suf f rage intelligent- cn elect liei
day- Reasonable eajnpuign expendi
tures, when honesll" made for the po
litical information of the people, are
not wrongful, but ure neces.-ary to in
suie an intlMgeat txer. ise of the t ight
of suffrage."
With tin1 substance im-rcusing in
value lo Immunity, every day it is
used, phyicians and 'others interested
in its employment aie wondering why
it w ,'il,,i .. ,.vl
plant in ( olorado in order to avoid (
! tlie need for the long hr.ul of tlious
: anils of tons of eaith acro.is the coun
liiy. The enlii pi'oduet of radium for
! the yiar could be carried comfortably
be
but by
unions
I hey now have in JaTfu an -eight-hour.
day. Luck of organization
throughout the, .country is the only
iiloplt
men.
1 1 by
Any
somo of the nativo wo
afternoou now one may
nee on Cettinje's only boulevard
woini'ii attired In brlRht -colore. 1
gowns and wearing Aiuerican-alyled
hals ami shoes.
lti:.U TIIK WANT A IIS!
man h pocket ; why spend the
money for coal and handling of the
eaith whi.h cariici the radium; why
not evtiact it at ihe mine mouth an. I
tianspovt i.he f inihcd pioduct'.'
woman itmooi; imintkie
p.mn miimtfrr ;
uinu nun i unu jTin
FflllfiO lilies
(fijr Assoc i ii ted PreniO
TmLALi:LI'lHA. July 24. Whar
ton UubtLr. jissistani curator or tho or-
nothology section of the Academy of
Natutal bcieni.es, rwtuineti recentij lo
this city from hither lo little known
regions of Nicaragua, where he as
sembled a large collection of birds
beasts, fish and u-ptiles, a large num
ber of which he believes have not been
classified- lie also claims to have pen
etrated to the villages of Sumo In
dians who rarely had seen a white
man. '1 he scientists' specimens in
clude liCO birds, 40 rare mammals an 1 1
2,000 fish, leptiles and insects, all of
which will be placed on exhibition in I
the local institution. !
"My itsearch work was (lone about j
1 miles inland from tht Nicaragua,
coast," said Mr. Huber. "We etab-:
lie-hod our headquarters at a small!
mining camp whence we made trip j
fuither into the country. The average;
annual rainfall hi re is 147 inches-;
l"i urn the lime I reached the interio.-;
until 1 left there never was a dry ar-
tide of clothin on me. The country!
is infe.-ted with red bug , smaller tha'i
fleas, which burrow under the skin
nfM inflict serious wountis. !
"I went up lht Pr.n?.a Palka river
for 1) miles- in a pitpan, an open
boot made of a hollowed-out mahog
m Thn in a smaller pit f-an ,
I ascended the liar ta-ia river to Mi'-;
inda. The district is hidy, and cover- ,
with tropi'-Hi fore ts so dense that i
it is impossible to entvr them urol ,
v is cut by Indians. q 1
:Thejnly inhabitant- are a few ;
scattered tribes of Indians apparen'ly ,
of Spanish nd WjOiito l'd;an desern
With a bodv ol the-c ln.i-is a.- gjifie-
i pine" rated to certain village; ot t
S1: o l.idians. o !
$je Sumo men aie very 0illfu: ,
irfrkis, but th( tribe is rapidly be,
"Oi-'ig eb;t -.th all their ability J
in mint ivft and their courage in facing ,
wild animals, t(g)y are rxce.-e-ively tim- I
id of (&ange human brim, ami wHj J
ii?n away (vyn from r.Qnbers of o i
rr Indian tiioes. Miskito l(gians some J
limes walk into their villages and take I,
:iv thing they want withii(S) meet Q
iistance. jrc Sumos, numbering J
:tlMiut snuir. all told, have tlslan a
Jiimi'ij eyes of the ( hi.it se anu thel-
ir is about the same cd r a; Xh-'l of J
a Chinaman."
I.Mr- Hubpr had with him a number
(Ily Af-socmr(i rress)
TACC..MA, V ash., July - I . Mo
torists iasin orr the hitr.li wa v
bridge at Fail f .x hae bn'Mi sur
prised to see a woman dandling in
the air 2-l'i feet above tin Carbon
ri er and busily painting the span.
woman is Mrs. ilma Sauu-
wile of the painber who took I
contract to paint the bridge
she a oi ked side by sfde with
luring the progress of Ihe d.in-
gerou work. Mrs. Saunders de
daies she u.is never dizzy in h'T
life ;uid that she can work an read
ily in t he air as on solid ground.
Ch
cl:s tidalir.g more than ?::,0'Mil
were dty.trdiLited last we'k to Wasco
cunty i lii'iry growers who are mem
bi is of the Oregon Growers' (!rj-nfe'-ai
ive nsvoi-iation as advances on the
1122 chei i v croM
SIIOFS KKI'AiKFI).
At Iliisch ft Sons 2nd Hand .Store,
UKU Mom oe street- Women's shoes
soled, 7V am? 'l.t"t per. .Men's shoe:,
soled, ?l.2-" a.'d fl.."iO pr. Plain tack
work. 7-li-2fH
T. V. I.OVKLKSS.
Chautauqua Program
FOl'IlTH DAY, Jl'LY 21.
2::M; p. m. Popular Concert Oceanic Quintette
(With a record of continuous success on three
continents under five flags )
Admission ",0c.
Junior Chautauqua.
8:00. p. m. Prelude , The Wateau Girls
(A dainty dun of delightful fun makers.)
S:rj0 p. m Lecture, "Human Natuie and Politics"' Opie Read
(An ho ir with America'.; Kindliest Philosopher.)
Admission 7.ir.
Fin n day, ji'i.y 25.
2:.'0 p. Hi. Musical Kntertaii.menl .,. The Water.u Girl-
(A Dainty Duo of Delightful Fun-Makers.)
Admiysio.i Uh:
Junior ('hautauoua. .
8:00 p. m. The play, "Canny Kicks" Perctval Vivian Player?
(Of Hatrday Evening Pot fame. The most
refreshing p:iv in yr:'rs.)
Admission $1.0(1.
SIXTH DAY, Jl'LY 2(1.
m. Musical Entertainment Prelude, Elect rn I'latt and Vernon Stone
(Two inimitable entertainers featuring;
"Personality l'iu
in. Lecture. "Life's Lalance Shrel" '. J. C. Herbsman
Junior Chautauqua.
Admissi'-n .10c.
m. Prelude Ktivtia Piatt and Veinon Ston
m. lecture, "The liig (Jnrne" Dr. Klmer Lynn Williams
( Concerning Public Morals in Ke;-ont ruction hy
Chicago's "Fighting Parson.")
Admission 7.V.
SEVENTH DAY, Jl'LY 27.
m. PYelu-d- Gilvnn Oper Company
.AHmisii-jn .HK-.
.t:(tr p. m. Plf yrround Festival and Conclusion of Junior Chnutaur,ua.
8:tH) p. m Grand Cloying Concert Gilvan Onera Comnanv
A IsriMiant Vocal Entertainment I eaturing
Light Opera in Costunie.l
Arfmisfion 7f)c.
TAKE VACATION
III (oil 111).; Ilonllh
al.
TIIH MOOKH S.AMTAItll'M
828 llawUliirnn lit 27lll
l'nrtlalnl, On'KOll
Milk Diet and Rest
liitioiisncss and Constipation.
"For vears 1 w,t troutlef with bil
iousness and con -tipation, which made
iii'e ni i icrab j(. for me. My appetite
failed me. I lost my u-ual force and
.itaiity.. Pepsin preparatons and ca
thartics on!', made matters worse. I
do not know where I should have Irr-i
todjiv had I r.ot tried Chamberlain'-
"laiilets. The taUcts relieve the Ui
feelinif at once. .cngthen the digt-
tivt funct iun:. helnigf the system to
-Jo it.-: work naturally." writes Mrs.
(ocn I'ntfs. "irpunfhnm. Ala.
m 9
- 9-
Fire Vostrtajace
with tlie
Urcou l'ire Relief As?n.
(':t) Yon
LESS
Policy Geirante)J
No Assessment
L.W. Weeks
O
a;i:nt
Wcst-Qii-iihson I'lili;.
j2::io p
rs :00 p
H:00 Ii
H-;.:t) i
2:30 p
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I
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' Mi'S ... . JU in SJie-Wo fkkg
I C?Hji A) IvJ V9ue f ini.;h J?o Jbwtt or
Ii J m .alellll iimll In'!
l! iliiilally.
J I for v
a sis to
il, I'O HI S 111' I'ilK
"BILL HANSEN
Contractor and llullder
itrtck, Stone, Tile and
Concreto Work
Uemodeling nm general con
t met ing. No Job too largo,
none too Hinnll. No uar-tlrno
priced. J15 yearH experience.
Hee mo beforo yon lot your
work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th j
Exide Batteries
I latteries In stork,
latteries for rent.
tatteMea recharged.
11 ilterles Watered Free.
Ibttterles of a'l makes repaired
UOSCH MAONF.TO SF.KVICIv
S I ltO.MIU;i; 'A KltC ItETOK
si:i: n i;
I'ltEl) Itt KOi;sS, Flop.
In liCighton'H .Machluit Works
Emily" Products
Is your assurance that you are getting the
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
i
for shoos (if real quality, style and i-'unfort.
200 Depot Street Pimm; Main 113
(J-in-er Smith, Mgr.
We Offer1
For Sale
cb9 t.f, modern.
fixture
Cori. jingle, Ot)nble, trift'. extn i.n
My' or cut-to-fit - Velvetone br:( oVelv
ia whit - for ni.Q kind of windi.. T'ed
ce (.o. oritri)
Omo) $ij)
O
Oiih TtiU OSO CiBnii
Pictures charming and c-erf OfSfra) q
praftn al t Nl3 r)
A nidU-rn brick house with, large
lot. Hoiiho has 7 rooms, fine larfce
porch, 2 lar.',e store rooms, .1 large
'lot lies eloBets, a vry lari-i b ith
rodtn, with many large drawers
built in for linen, good fire plac,
a good cmieut cellar, a laire tanl:
that snppli-! water for tb.n house
anil yard! The water Is pumped with
u hid mill from a deep wo I. 'i bis
houi;e is also Mipplfcd wit h uat'-r
from city water m tins, iilo the
yard has wafer supply. There are
cement walliKoarouiid th" house al.-o
in front i,n stiit. Tie- yard 1:
filled with Khrubb-ry. fruit and
dia.i9 dees. In the garden there are
stra wbi rrfes ami ol her ben y busli
ei. b idei room for rood nar-ii.
There jC:i good garar1'. w:.d hou:-;.j,
chicken ho'ise. Ti lis is an Ideal
home in tl.Ol-e.f i. condit Any-Q
one who w.urfs a ..;eedid wnni'! not
In ihe he;trl of Ho r? y should
ITCH EM
11 OM FORT
Hid In k9 Mr,
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W. H. BOHNENKP COi
'iirniliire,
Pnvgslment
Company '
!1201 .Vl'imn Ave. I'lionn Main 752
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In.Miranoe (,'oinp:iiile
MAY BE OBTAINED THESE HOT JSUM91E4
DAYS BY THE EMPLOYMENT OF
Oectric Cooking Devices
"N'fiii would lie sui-prised to know the size of a
i)nl tliat may lie prepared with a few simple
devices. Tiie cost "A' operation is trivial in eoni
pari.si ri willi the eoiivenience and' eonil'ort oh
t.'iined. o Call and See Our Line of
TOASfBRS, PERCOLATORS, HOT PLATES,
GRILLS
Eastern Oregon Light and
Power Company
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