La Grande evening observer., August 02, 1926, Image 4

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Monday August 2; 192ft;
Pwe Four
DC GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
lnoorpormted)
' An Ind'p'nilent Nwpfipor
FRANK B. APPLEBY.....
..Editor and Publisher
HARVEY P. MATTHEWS...-
........ liualnen Alanugor
- Publjubed evenings, except BunUay. at 1410 Adams Avenue,
L Orande, Oregon. The Ouaervei-Btar published every Friday.
Kntered at the Postoftce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second
Claaa Mall Matter under act of March 2. 187k
OFFICIAL PAPER- OF UNION COUNTT AND TUB
crry or la orande
i-WK'IATEl' I'KKHV
SPORT NEWS
IIS II 10 ATTEMPT
FRIJOSTON CHANNEL SWIM
NATIONAL 1KAOIK
Clube Won Lost Pet.
Plttuburg .
Cincinnati
St. Lout ..
Urooklyn .
Chicago ....
Now York
t n ,
HOVER, England, Aufr.J (AP)
At one o'clock this utornoon.
(6 40 .tit rive hours after entering I ho water
.... 6 46 .(54. Ml Clarabelle Barrett, or - New
63 47 .(10 York, waa twelve milea out on a
.... f2 4 .tit straight line between Dover and
.... 60 49 .606 Calais, In her attempt to conquer
49 49 .600 the English channel.
40 67 .412 She had thus negotiated hair the
.... 40 67 .41! distance In almost record time and ber or entries In that division.
was still going strong. Weather!
l,K;.r:i:R conditions were favorahla mtiA hr
Won Lost Pet. chances ot success seemed good.
hero yesterday before a record
crowd 1 to 16, the visitors pound
ing Phillips hard, aided by Unties
playing and errors of'omlwtion and
commission.
. . R. 11. K.
Klamath Falls 10 IS 0
Mcdfordi ; 16 13 7
BuUorli'H Davidson and Peter
sen; Plillllna. Hchocn, limmele
and baiinbrtT.
Oregon Net Champion
Play Now Under Way
HAYNES CLAN
CELEBRATES
PORVlAtil. Ore. Aug. S (AP)
The Oretfon stale tennli ehu.ru-
plonshin tournament Htart'd thin
Airinlnsi anA 'Jim .. o l,.l.i,u tt tl.n
,..."i7i. ...... .. " 7 ' 1 7 '. ... ... h'-ld ul 111
iuuu . . lie tamL muicu wtun si'iiu-
uled to start at six p. in. The en
tire day had to bo devoted to the
men s singles, owing to the nulu-
.603 Hiiould she succeed, she would be,
.57.1
:o :
Lo '
oo '
A.C
210
AIMEE CASE
OFF AGAIN,
KEYES SAYS
; ., r-fctt, tlx feet Ult, U
.i,-n - experienced vwtmiper,
:i:y ul Jioine In the water and
f "..n4di-i.ee. Exports who produced that will aid them ln. lo
ur LVirt conceded that uhe rating Mrs. Mcpherson's aliened
J.ajulc 'tri. conquer the chan- ;,hductors.
rhe'duy wus unusually warm1 Atnico Elated
urn tnd her. excellent pro- Mrs. Mrs. . Mcpherson, hlphly
'. first woman to swim the chan-
t i.ut ifmed ft on- Page 1)
I'NION, Ore, Ailff. $ (HptcfaO.
Mem here of the JlnyneH clmi.
iiinnlH-rfiiK about 35 pcrHon i.
Kiilhcrcd here yentenluy In annual
nicHIm;, wliirli Ih held on- lb
birlhdity tinnivei'wtry or Khinu"!
Al. 1 lii7i. Civil war vole ran un
pioneer of I'nion county.
Htiiid.iy Mr. ll'iynen reached the
Mi th iiiiU-Ntune in bin life. AM
prcKfiit itl the reunion, which
horn' of Mr. an J
O. J. KMff. were direct des-
ccndunls of IiIh or near relative.!,
A dinner, nerved on the lawn,
wus the feature or the eelebra.
lloif. A larc bouquet or rosea,
P r.aen t eel to Mr. 1 1 h y nea by I h
Kunduy xchool or tho Methodist
Episcopal church of Union,
nerved oh ii centerpiece.
Among those from out-of-town
point h who attended were: Mr.
mid Aim. 'lim it h lltiynes, of Gol
den dale. Wash.: Mrs. Iela Hoyt.
of Portland; Mr. and Mia. L'llnt
llayneu, of La tininde; Mr. and
Mil. Dewey 1'annidy and daugh
ter, of Dnker: Mr. and Mrs. Nolan
Hkiff and Mr. and Mrs. B. - K.
Inderwood and family, of Li
Orande; Mrs. recti . Jones and
children, of North Powder; Mrs.
Hat tic DuvIh and children, of
North Powder, and Mr. and Mia.
1 f
cvnvirv WEICHT HOSE
For the Wman who appreciates quality.
All costume shades, -
$25 ;
N. Ei West & Go
La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years
gillOA I" i.lvAI.'KIl
the IjUl'd coniiHfiiHlv-l
-'' -'i.i
iilm.
a l ."
util
i Sweden has gone the psalmist one better by beating
. aij armored cruiser into a floating fair to display her prod
ucts to all the world.
, ,. A magazine writer says men fall in love with women
who remind them of their mothers. A lot of them must
marry without falling in love.
i.
'. The first function of any industrial or commercial en
terprise is to serve the public, not simply to supply earn
ings for the people engaged in it.
As we understand a recent statement from "Pussyfoot"
Johnson, he could make this country bone-dry if he only
controlled tho army, the navy, the courts, the police and
the administrative departments generally at Washing-ton
and around the country, and congress didn't butt in.
iUl'l IJ.LrijTave.
i:i.i: EI.NO (AP) It. H. E.
Huston . 14 i
Cleveland - s ' 6 . 2
Dutterles Huffing; and Gaston;
Ievsen and 1 8ew:ll.
Dover on a line off the Folkstonc.
CHICAOO (AD II. 11. K.
New Vork .. 8 13 1
Cliieiiico f 4 9,2
HulterleH lennock und ' Hm-c-relil:
Thomas, Connully und Urab
owskl. . ,
ATioN.ri i,i:.f;vK
NKW VORK (AP) It. IT. K.
St. houis ; 2 8-1
New York '...... 1.1 2
HiiltiTlcH Hoot and Gonzales;
Furrell; McCJulllun and MeMullen.
Billy Evans
Says: ; ,
i.sTi.tai.o 's i. iis
.i!-. - u. ii. k xiv.y inn" liieu iiiai me currenu ined over the new and unex
' '.. 16 2 favarahle., , pectcd1 turn In the case, last night
'i 12 l! " llrrWHter In ChSJinrl . annniin tUnt .U mnnti UL-niill I...
- .Murray. Marberry Pr. George Brewster, of London.-! fible to produce conclusive evl-; Krt'd Nodlno and family, ot lnili-
'.ac.i.ury, Hallou. Vangllder also made the attempt today. ;dence to substantiate her kidnap
He entered the water at 11 a..m. jlng story.
and by 2 p. in. -was fivo miles off . . '
OILMINTOM SPI.'AKS
CHU'AOO, Aug. 2. (AP) "Miss
X'Y who K. U. orinistoii. rmllo op
erator, says made trip throiiKli t'all-
fornia with Iilm, may yet lilwlone
her identlly lo iireveiil any hnrm
befalling Mrs. Ailnec Hentlile Me-
phemon, l.os Angeles eviingi-list,
said n -deposition by Uruiiston,
-fornierly lit the An'lus Temple
by Mrs. McPherson mude public
Llodey.i
I 'OrinlHt oil's deposition whs In-
A change of scenery often works tended to show that Mrs.- McPhor-
wondcrs for a ball- player. .jiwn had no., connection with Ills
I have In mind the cupcrlehccs movements following her recent
of, Hill ' Jncobson .of the ' ; Hoston J disappearance, ltefuslng to In
Ited Sojc und'"Blng" Miller of',the identify his conipunlon as either
HI. Louis- Drowns. MIbh X. or a nu.-se, the radio oper-
Iteeeiillv these twn uliivrs fiir. ntor said that ho had sufficient
JAOOIIKOY Al MU.IK'lt
ler, Ore.
HOItsKS OX VAl'.Vl'IOX.
I1KKI.IN (Al').- 'lly owned
hui-Hes are enjoylpg a lbi'e weks
ueati(in on a 3nu-acre inunieipal
fitnn. They are under the cure
lot vi'ti-rinarjans. . and .get all the
oats and hay tin-y can eni. Many
private owners; declaring the rfHl
works as well fur beast as for
man, arc adopting the plan.
Science to Find Out
If Continents Moved
(Continued from Page 1)
HHOOKLYN (AP) It. H. E.
f'hlcngo 17 1
Urooklyn 2 5 8
lliitterles Hoot and Uonzulca;
MeWeeney .ind O'Nell. . . '
Angels Ride Roughshod
Over Portland . Beavers
i. A 38-year-old professor in Posen, Poland,' named Tassilo
Scjiultheiss', probably holds the world's linguistic record.
Ho knows 36. languages and 240 dialects. Imagine the
breadth of expression such an array of languages must
pive one. And yet the news dispatch that tells of .his 'Hem tin :""'..
hiarvelois gitT'3ad nWpcopTc in Foseiiknow Rim, for hoiiv
L- 1...J. .1. 'lif. ..e .. ..,... ... i a .ii. , , Porlliuid .
lie icuuo niu iiiu ui u luciusu. rtiiic 10 V1IIK 111 iJO Uin- Han lYn.nel.ico
guages and yet aloof from his fellow men!
PACiru.'
Clubs
1.oh Angeles
Oakland
Hiicnini-ento
MIshIohs -
coast i.i:.(;t'i:
Won Lost I'ct.
J........ .73 3- .0.10
63 68 .S(J
05 . C6 ,St2
00 67' -H
.Hi,
64 67 .UH
63 (ii .442
51 till .4'.'5
Then, five, ten and more years
from now. similar , tests will be
made, and the signals of former
tests compared. The comparisons
Connie .Vt ick'K desire lo
Pitcher Howard, Klinikft of
Boston Ited Hox- to--hls team..
responlble for Jncobson and
v-lVH'Cti
vi:sTi:itiAV's ;amv ,
KAIT1I IN YOUTH
I The Kev. v Daniel A. Poling of New York City spoke Sun I'Yunclncb
some powerful words in defense of the young people of i'IJries
today when he addressed the closing session of tho World's Str,. Thiers an,i"K
Christian Endeavor convention in London recently.
"In sny experience," ho declared, "the greater fault
lies at the door of adult life, fiivc young men and women
leadership and example and they will repay their debt to
he utmost, with the attributes of sound character and
with clean and sacrificial deeds. Again and again I have
San I'riiiielsco 5-2, Scat lie 1-7
HKATTI.K .(AP)-T II. II. K.
........ 5 10 2
4 II 1
und Agnew;
. Buidwin.
it. it. I-:.
2 7 .8
7 10
Hansen and
Seeoiul ffu.ini
Sail Krnnclsro .......
Hentlle
Dalterles Malls.
Yelle; Klllott and Jenkins.
ured In trades that won for them-. conHdence In her "to state that I
selves regulur berths In the out- !!im OI opinion uiiii u.-iur, should shlJW whl.thur tlie stations
field. Uefore that they hud boenj'"' should befu.l Mrs. Slul her- ,mvl, n,rte( ln ther ionKltudM.
wiirinlng the benoh as the result, son, who Is entirely Innocent of Jf u won1 u fn,-v
of batting slumps. , , , "e nd yet uttery unable C(,rtlln t,mt thc conllncnts are
n,jd : t eeiena nerseii, .nss .v win iniiKe U(lrl1t
hnln affidavit supporting mine." rrenclinmn llenils Snmey .
was :llv " At tlle llrad or tl,la wroa.t ;vorld
r(I !- The deposition was dlHcloscd !'',.. ta n ,,,, .7 . .
ler inking on a new leaso of life: ' " ' - ",,:, iiKinber of the bureau or longl-
far its batting was concerned, ""d ' ?p ? 7 r tittles In Kranee ...,d director of
. ...i..al o lMstrict . Attorney Asa key- u of tho mnch
AM) MUCH SIllKNIiTK -,',.:" , .lih.il "ll.. V in url"V- To '''"i ul1 reports will go
P.oston. willing tx, Part . with .0 '"''7r for co-ordination mid study. '
I'.hmko. insisted that Connie Mack 7 ,"' :' ' .,', .,,, n,.,.i .......i Olmervers sent out by the Unit-
make. some .deal for Jacobnon or.
mi. ixiuis, so l nut no could be ln-i : .
eluded in thideoL: Mmnngor' Kohl1 l
f 1...., u.. i.... . Jvrux horn-i
.;.,.:'? J . ' 'wo imrchuned nt Monleny.
American coast filled more or less
accurately into the Indentations or
tho opposite coast, ajid vlco versa.
It has heeri known for years
that there Is a force, due lo the
earlh'B rotation, that tenus io pun
any land mass, such us b. contin
ent or Island, loward Ihe equator.
The mass would drift that was", If
it were free to move. If me con
tinents were entirely separaieu
from each other and if lliey resiea
on a plastic material like tar or
wax.
Originally Ono siawi
Wegener thought of HUB also
and went further. He figured the
continents did move, that they
were actually. at one time one
large . mass, on which animals
could travel freely, and that they
later broke up and drifted apart.
To' work out this hypolh'flH,
Wegener had to assume thut th'
continents are composed or mater
ial different from that of the oce
an bottom; tK'it . what he culled
"sal." forming the earth und .Its
crust, wns a rigid mass, while the
"slina." or ocean "bottom. wan
plastic Ifkc wt or. tar; that Hie
great land 'mass of the world sep
arated along what Is now the At
lantic coast, the' sal drifting over
the plastic slnrn. .: .' .
But It is known I hat the crust
beneath. the ocean Is rigid, by the
jfnet that earthquakes .occur In
OCtrcn areas. Jn eariuuuHive ii'
censed by ..breaking of materials,
and plastic materials do not. break.
Tlieorr's Weak Points
Kurther on. Wegener accounts
for the formation of mountains on
edges of drifting continents. He
assumes that the resistance of the
plastic material or sul buckles up
the front of the moving muterhi.1.
Tills, however, appears to be rath
er poor mechanics for if the slma
were weak enough to allow the sal
to drift through it. It Is certainly
not strong enough lo push up the
edges of the moving sal und form
a mountain-range. . .
In any event, though. there ore
many weaknesses In the Wegener
hypothesis. It has so irf-uiy strong
advocates that tlie determination
has been made to test it.
This Is another Instance Khlch
shows that scientific, men ar ni)t
willing to accept a hypothesis or
theory without tesllnglt . thoi;.
oiighly.
i ii 1 . ..i 1
.
. ..., I
TREE TEA
ORANGE PEKOE-
mm.
Hfro'nff for JiuobHan." -, ' , t
Muck -Horn' "Ming" Miller to-Ht?
LouIm IjV 'xcliungo,-for i Jik-oUhou
und IhtMl turni'U over. ' JMtohers
ii'Diblea Mrs. Alcl'lietHon in thtit
and brow n liulr. The reported " ,,,v -. . . V
in reality a pitir of n- 'vm uuwrvuioni-ii ai
iinillllKlUII, IK ,, M1IU rUU i ML'gO,
Culir.. and-, ofilcl.tla. of..-thv u;
Tho
Itiirrltftf and lliMrimcli, in addiUon
uprons found in tho buiiffiilow
were bought by me ut lUlnus. lli
Ciibin otherwiHti whh wtdl itUlippfl.
To tho beat uf ny knowludKt-' l
ope
C'oiiHt and (ieodL'tie, Survey, k. j.
lirown nt Honolulu and It. J. Bipc
at Manila.
This amount of trouble.. ;timo;
oiiujj- juuiifit ini'ir ii w . ciuui'v' i I . ,,,,n,.
both Jlicobuon iind Millr havw1 "
Hturrud
DOtf nil tin i-uns and the- biplily ml i-xpenso on bp)iu-t. of th
rxi flngur prinls arc thi'ii-ron
nt' the belt, addrd much
Htn-ngth to tholr rortpcMMtvo , letnw JMKVADA FARMERS,
ARE INTERESTED
and sent' their swat marks well ov
er the prised .800 flguro.
I.om Aiureles 3-1, Portland I -J.
' P()ltTI.ANI (AP) ' It. H. K.
Been them rise above sad homo environments to build bet- Portland ...."....'..'.'."."!.'..".7 1 a o
t.hnn their fathers and seldom have I known them
'r "v "f 1 pio"o irnt
'irn "pn h-nlrpv de
tterles Hay, Crndull and
..-I, I'avni. and Wendell.
' mme It. If. E.
- . 4 1
2 S 0
t and
Tohln.
Han.
Itl'IST IN YKAItS
The Uoslon Red Sox. by tile
way, now boast the .best team that.
the city of culture has. had since .Business
Harrv KrazeA busted im n. ulnntnc Nevada an
combination by peddling a lot of the construction of the proposed
his stars to New iork. railroad from Klamath Kails lo,
In Shunter, Klagstead and Joe-1 1'eno. according (o K. II. Klpp, j
n..u.. i . . ' , liinnniri.r nf th. lll'-irkctltnr depart- 1
wi.au. , uu.ivii una iiiw ul uui 1 "
field since that p4tt?rli-& conajliut-1 m,'nt of llu' 'hamlMT of i-oimntru
tlon of J,ewts, Speaker and Hooper who returned today from th- . s
hetd mrny. flurn conforyner of thv. AmorU-an
KiagBtead developed . into arm burvuu lu'ld ,n lho lutl,'r
ono of the brat ce ntor-fielder In clt
the game. He does everything Statements were made to inc.
H' hia- u,u '' l"v riui-w.i
major countries -is ' considered
I worth while.1 ijt'A mho i of 'tho im
( pitrlnncc ot Ihn Wcdtjner hypolhc
kIh not, only as Kcifnllfh; theory,
but jim an actual Kiildo for naviga
tion n n ft olhnr praetleal iitrpo.se.
I Wi'CVIII-r fiil'llii'il IIiIm li i-tirtl lirv.
' . IN PROPOSED LIME an.-r making a-close study of lho
- Atlantic shore line of North and
Sunt h America and comparing 'it
POItTl.ANP. Ore. All::. 1. (AP) ,v, (,,, (I,,0.stv boio lines of
men and far is or j.;,,,.,,,,,, n, Ariien. lie found, as
greatly Interested, over mJ 0n,ers, thul the bulges of tho
. .. v! vrli-r'- ...
i' i!vij !! '. .. .!::! ' l-
..moil iin.-itd -d. ? '''.! in :.mi:!i on
tips whom come nr-' ivst to nnd'T-;!,:
pmnt that the younp; propln v.nnt.
them freely.
"S S-fl
' ' ' I. E.
' e l
' 11 I
: I Vinci
llarfoot
' well and la a hustler.
"vorlte In Hoston.
Jacobson plays the difficult sun
!e!d in right after the manner of
Is a great prospect,
lino which, 'will connect Portland
with Nevada, will carry as much
traffic as the Southern Pacific Is
:A while Shaner ln loft now rrylnir through lteno. The
Tortland as a market for their
produce and also as a point of ex-port."
" rl : 1 1 1'
U .-hriM
il W v.i vi
1 1
'I- - n. h. e.
i n i
u I 10 !
Hughes and M.
tlnn and Walters.
OFFICE
CAT
TRAD! MANN H(JQ.
In nome rtrcb'ft hIh- Im consiih-r-ed
a hlco glrf If he do'n't nunir
rxcept when idle itt owl of rlKi'i'-
etn.
TIm' shorter skirt is on H- iy,
Aptin-illiiic to n rnhlon tip:
Well, trot It out, hut let ns prav
'Hi Mk gnrmeiit iIocmi'I rip.
'' i
Walter . (to ManuKert: Tho
treiilleniiin nuyn hU tioup tmi't fit
for it pig.
Muntiger: Then take It away,
u idiot, and bring htm some that
Home fntkn talk 'll;e they'll Juxt
takn a mouthful of lint nntih and
llien i-uah the telephone for giv
ing them the wromr number.
t- .
lo not crltlcixe the fellow who
Wciir whlukern. Maybe the poor
iiiun huaji't any chin.
nurstt v
T am foriciken! !
My goat luin been taken!
My Ire and my wnth have
arlsenl
I'm off of tny iil
'(Valine lie took mv gal
Just because 1 took hl'n!
I'nhle: itmt nimn n lime n wo
man Uil. iM-rleettv sJltlnriiil Mil
nil the wnllMier In Iter home.
e
An tipilmhrf A man who reels
like I hlii y rentM when he hasn't
even a lone jltnej In IiIh pocket.
"Von call oiirelf an electri
cian and yon don't even have a
pit It of pllei'M."
"Well, f j wan a farmer yon
wouldn't expect lue to carry a cow
I '."
Another L'l'od way to nmke our
umbrella hixt for year In to keep
your eye on It while dining In a
fctraiiKe restaurant.
"Ii this hcuvon'R hits that t
title?" cried lho cent i tie lover, a
he prvMed hln lpn toi her cheek.
r"No," Maid the innocent youn;
W.. "tbat's tuulict powder."
noiv hUMi
SAN Kit NNV'Ht'O (.l. Th.
lody of William W. Morrow. Hu-
p-unllie merchant, mm found mat
Kott linker. Marine county. th
. and hta flaneee, M i . n in Tain
of San KraiielBco, hail h t tnlns-
' tng n'ne- .litne 9. Her body wtt
I mind I'rlilny. ToMce tetet til
.couple uicidcululy diortmd.
-'Uaii.l N I. llolly-wooil 2-1
t(S ANCKLKfl (Al) It. H. K.
' ta'.lnnd 6 in 1
H"!ywool 2 fi 3
Matterten Krause and Baker;
Stiellenbach nnd leter.
Secoml game n. . i:.
Oakland I 6 ft
Itolly-uood t3 in I)
UnttericN - I tlekeriit'in. Free
man, OIm
and Cook.
nOASTS CMMD 1FIKLD
When 1 first taw Shaner In
spring tmJnlng at New Orleans ho
ImpreMPd mo most' favorably. A
few weeks later he suffered a bro
ken leg that kept him out of tho
game th greater part of tho first
half of the season.
Shaner still favor his leg. and
is not yet right. However, he has
proved that he can field and throw
and for a big fellow is fast. At
tho bat is where he his been most
Impressive. g-
In addition, HoMon has finally
brought together mi infield thut
ino.it or tho major league cluhrt
I'rvMldent Hob yulnn and Man-
ager (,ee l-ohl certainly aeem e
r iind Hool; SlnKletoii on the wuy to belter dayn.
SKNATOR CUMMINS
LAID TO REST IX
DKS MOINES TODAY
tout iHi-:.T i'rivi-:it .
lMiililK the tnllend days of the
Huston lied Sox. one tlay(r lies
one serenl- on his wiy. dolntr his
work In the liest )iossthlc niunner.
yel never quite receiving Hie cred
it due hint.
I mean I'll st-baseinan l'hll
I'KK MtllNKM. In., auk. I (AIM Todt. he brilliant miurdtnn of Ihe
llepresentntlve of the nation """"I ",lk for ,n1 Hoston Jted
uned luwuns today In final trlli-ISo niukes no fu.s over his vork
lo Meniitur Allien H. t'ulii- ra nan none ot the nrrnndstand
nilns, whose diuth l-'rlduy enilid tiinnnerlsnis Hint often win favor.
years of seivlce to Ihe com-1 A muster workman, he makes
iminnciilth. (trips look easy, thut a less clever
Kuiieriit services set for lute man would turn Into' hard chances
afternoon at the hitine of Mrs. innd much nitniausc.
Mollis llunson. a dsuttlller Willi The Hoston liiflehli f hIoiixi
horn the selinlor made his home ' know Ills true worth. Me is
In recent years were In chill ire Wonder a illfKlnir up the low ones
f In. I'hurles H. .Medltury. ofor Imn down the wild heaves,
ihe I'nlverslty church of Chrhr.l Todt Is a fine ball player, the
Iw.llly-olie colleague In Ihe sen- ,, ,lu,.,u , the n.w U.-d Sox
He. the entire Iowa deli mitle-l ' ,, ,,.h . . ....
i ... una m nuiiiiicr or
pralw than has been ghen him.
in
tlute officials were Invited to Join
member of Ihe family und
mull circle of Intimate friends
the private rites ut the Hanson
home. Twelve members of III" MKIUVHIt. Ore. A UK.
senate tn honorary V'ullUeurt rt. 1 Kluind'.h roll dcfiwtcd
tU9(qojd autunnd
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