La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI ' Saturday, March 16, 1929. f Local News In Brief r , , ., - .. ,, - ,. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 RIRIIfAI CTflBV 'ra,n" u,on 'rlhu""Y wu,w ,hN,aL wallowa quint OlOLltrtL JlUni I I KITRR OF THIRD OR FOURTH RANK ' HELD CONFIRMED Mr. MAUh Vllliw '' W. M. Htunish, of 'Tacoma, is a business 'visitor in Ia Grande. I U-CIXHI'll III 5 Lee I'Ovt'll 1h reportetl to; bo 111 Hamblcrs Will Not Mwt ' Tho Itnmhlcra Arl class vJU not meet Monday. .Mn Haruc lo Kljili "Huto-h lis turf or thl $lty, went tu Klgln today. Mr. rWkatt VUlt . Krncxt Crockutt, publisher nf the Haker County Heeord, is a visitor In l.a Ornndo toiltiy. , I lurk at orrie t'ol. l' H. Ivunhoe 1h able to ho Imck at bin office again after hav. InK been 111 for somo time. in i .arm, or wauowa, is a visi tor iii i.a tiiah.ic. Ho Is at the Sucajawea Inn, Hetuntod limne Harry (Jthwon has returned to his homo hero from Maker .where ho haw been employed fur the pant month. , Mrs. (tialM to i:llti Mrs. Coals, of Klln. Returned to her hOhte thin iimi-ntm fnllnwliii m I short visit in Jjt Urande. Flood of Book of Genesis Seems Verified WJth Finding of Scientists 3..MHI JtKM i Klt DOTIIAX, Ala.. Mar. 18 AP)-o Reporters fur the Hothnii KukIq returned here at 9.3u u. m. with word that the last of 3,500 rtwd- ' dents nf Heneva had been remov ed from Immediate danger, tu ref use camps at nearby towns. - OYXAMlTK IK FOIXD Three sticks of dynamite tterj (Continued from Pag 1) tuls temporarily ahead with one. of Mr trick overhand shots. The hnir ended with Astoria leading IT to 16. I Portland Held Ko relets Tho Fishermen boosted their - fnwmlwl imbedded In the main Ht. 8,.fnK t(K2a lwln(H UlirlnK the third .rrnnolK Hver levee at Hteep Out carter, and at tho same Ume held NEW YORK. March 1 AP) The Biblical story or the flood to ilaV had thn slionort of material evidence unearthed by science. .Landing, elfcht miles nottth of tUrir ,lmnet scorvlew. Itotnrhlhj? rrom ah archaeoluRl-' ' ' t ree, avk. iiiuchiih ne rnl exiiedltloh lo Meaopotnmiu, Heved they wvre planed there for Prof. 0. l.cohard Woolley Said he i the purpone of breaking the dyke, had found ah ol?ht foot layer bf Merman Mndo.tv j.enerul snner yilt and clay deposited hlrthf an Ihiondent of the lock ahd dam overflowing of tho Khphratea river above Marked Tree, who' wart in and th ltlhlicnl delude. ; vi wttifatinn a weak place In tho Mr. lltariH Iavc r it. II. Mvarta, of Portland, left I,r Ornndo Thuradny following a flvc-day visit. He .stayed at the la Urnndo hotel. ' VLsltn Mm. ;kll Hum UaNklll, of Low Anfreliw. Cai., In at lmbler vIhUIor IiIh moth er, Mih. K. i. Oaakill, .Mr. NtislMiiiiu lrni Mrs. W. W. Nusliaum In leaving today for Hoixe where he will spend the cumins week visit ifig her parentH, Mr. nnd Mrs. HourIuod. lrs. 1evlim Ill Mrs. ( H. Dovlne, bf the local Three A ofrice. i 111 thla week nnd Ih confined to her apartment at the M Ornndo hotel. Oc to Arl I tm tm Mr. and Alrn. Philo Anderson, of linker, had dinner la J.a Uraiulc laat niKht en rout- to ArlinKton. . Mr. t m I well ItiMsncrln Mi'H. Matt i'oalwrll in recovering from ah operation Which bho re rently underwent at tho Urande Honda hospital. . Mrs. Cleveland Vwjr. Ill : Mi's. Mjn-y K. Cleveland is nori ously ill at the G-rande Hondo hos pital, where Hbe" haa been a patient fir the last week. Leave Ia iramlc Tom Hoylcn Jr., nnd son, of Pen dleton, have p rt La Orando follow ing a short vli4t. While here they were rexhttercd at the I-a (Jrande hotel. JL To Tnkr Vu1"! K.T. Tnckey. or the O.-W.. will start a vacation this evenlnK that will take him Into several Calif ornia cities. He expects to he Bono abouL a -month. .. . .Mm. MWiiimls Itcitirn-- -Mrs. A. K. McOinhls, of Paw Malka. returned to her homo this mornltiR fnllOwiiiK tt short slay In Ja Uninde. ' " ' Attends Mectinir t'arl Iarson. of KlKln. who 'has been attendiiiK a milroad meeting in 1-a Grande, returned with Mrs. Ijirson to his home this morning:. VIsIIk auKhter Mrs. Anna Mnyfielrt, who has been In iJi Oratido Vlsitlnff her ilaulvter, Mrs. Itlanclt Graham, re turned to her ElKln homo today. Mr. (JrimiliH vwts Mrs. Jsabellc Miller Orlfflths and baby son. Itobeit, are visitliiR in l.a Ornndo with Mrs. Griffiths' mother, Mrs. M. M. Miller, from Pocntcllo, Ida,, which Is their home. . '': Ilctiirn to .Mliiam Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Shipley, Mrs. H. Shipley and Miss Helen Shipley, all of MJnnm, returned to their home today from li Grande. Geortte Curroy IH'turns ' George Carrey returned from Salem and Portland Thursday. Mrs. Curroy who accompanied her hus band on the trip remained at Mc Minnvllle lo "visit her daughter, Mrs. Karley. .' ' lUdensiHl on Itevojnil'-aHct J. C. Watson, of I .a Grande, who wax arraiKned on n charKO of ob taining money under falKo pre tenses, waived preliminary. hearing in the Justice court an'(f"waH reV , leased on his own recoirnlitance. Mr. Watson was arrested Mar. II. .Mr. Jenkins ItiVoverlnff . Stanley J. Jenkins, time" keeper at the Howman-Hleks lumber com pany underwent an operation at the Grande Hondo, hospital Monday nitfht. - -P ... (ettliijt WVII-- . , Mrs. K. K. WJiltton had an emor- irencv hiiei'til In it nerrni'tned miivuhi 1 ' days nso at the Grande Hondo, hos . pltal and.she Iri reported to he koU jtlns nlonff nicely. , O. X. G. lo lrill Conpany K. of l-Sflth Infnntry OreKon national guard, will hold a roKiilnr drill Monday cvonlnft- at the Zuber hall. No drill was held last Monday. Capt. W. A. Bonn urj?es all inembei-s of "tho I-a Grande roiupnny to be present. Students Coiiik Home - v. Anions the Cnlverslty of Oreffon students who arrived in I .a Grande, today to spend the spring vacation, at their homos are. Morlya JSIayKor i nnd Hubert Guild. 1 ' , Miss Gracia JiajfKerty. of TTn ion, pitssoil through l.a Grande to day on the way to her homo at Un ion for the spring holidays.' MIkh Hnjjuerty is a student at tho Cnl versity of Oregon. Ttt Make llnnto lloe Mrs. it, K. Motcalf nnd daugh ters. Mary Jean and Phyllis, who have boonjlvhig at Kcho, arrived In Iji Grande this morning. They will make their home hero whore Mr. Motcalf will bo employed as signal maintainor. ' - Visiting l'Vom Omaha Mrs. N. "J. Gardner, of Omaha, Neb., left this morning Tor Port land to visit two daughters after spending the past few 'days hero visiting another daughter, Mrs. Lulu Lowry and grandson, O. H. Lowry, and great-grandson, Hox Lowry. Mrs. Lowry Is 7S yenrs old and made the entire trip by Wrself. She Is unusually active Lior her ago, it is said. Grt lo Oovr Mrs. William Shade, Mrs. Sidney irapporsett. .Mrs. II. P. Nlolson. and Mrs. J. L. Hedden. all of La Grande, were at Cove Thursday at tending the Haptlst association di rectors' meeting held at the homo of Mrs. J. W. HontHon. AHer tho mooting' they were guests at tho Haptist Ladles Aid meeting at tho church at Cove. Goes to l-'nicrnrljw- . The Hev. Walter Van Nuys, or Portland, field representative of the Presbyterian board or education, passed through I-a Grande this morning on the way to Knterprisft where ho will conrer with tho Hev. Weston Shields concerning plans for the young people's con rerenre to be held In the Losttne canyon next summer. Atr. Van Nuys Is leaving a week from Tues day for Syria. Itaby Mm Horn- . - Mr. and Mrs.-Thomas Hefty, bf Cove, are receiving congratula tions on the birth of a son yester day at the Grande Hondo honpltal. The baby weighed six: and thrce f milters pounds. Yeomen to Meet The Hrother of American Yeo men will moot Monday " evening. Slur. IS at the home of David Wyl lio on Kast Adams. All mouthers and friends are Invited to the so cial occasion. To Aliend iH-dfcat Inn Hugh Hrady, Mrs. HtKgernld. Mrs. Julius Hoesch and J. J. Foley, all of this city, left this morning for Portland. Mr. Hrady will at tend the dedicatory ceremonies Of the Veterans' hospital and expectH to he back In La Grande Tuesday. .Mr. Xessly Very III l-Yank Ncssly Is critically ill at the Grande Konde hospital. It ih reported. Air. Nessly was brought to la Gi'dnde several days ago from Kent, Wash., for treatment here, accompanied by Mrs. Nosh I y. . Mr. and Mrs. Nesley are members of one of La Grande's pioneer fa ml lies. INSTITUTE HERE TO OPEN MAR. 21 (Continued from Pae 1) Story Hour at Library If one chanced to see tho many boys on their roller skates and little girls with their doll buggies going towards the library this morning, one may have boon re minded that It was Story Hour time. There were 95 of them who rame to hear Aliss Wagoner tell what happened to the littln pig who nto a four-leaf clover. The story, however, was too long lo tell all at one time so it will he font in lied next Saturday morning. fled public accountant and for many years connected with om of , the lending accounting firms of the (Pacific NorthweHt. also will bo a speaker at the institute, in hit) I fea tures he will bring to the mor chants attending the Institute a moHsugo for the need of better busi ness methods. If they are to survive tho terrific pace sot by present-dny conditions In retail merchandising. The sessions will be held In the Sacajuwea Inn, ft was announced today. Sres 71 Fat Ix-vr The other day Albert Kinnlson. government hunter for I'nion and Wallowa counties, counted 71 deer below M each am when he visited that section. The deer re In good condftlun. he reports. In the last month Air. KInni.on has caught 1 1 covotes in traps, most of them In tho vicinity of lmbler. He is still using snow shoes for transportation In the Kamela dis t rlct whore the snow i yet f our feet deep, lie say. SWIMMING POOL CONSTRUCTION IS UNDER WAY HERE (Continued from Pag 1) the pool to illuminate it for nibt swimming. Ilecently Afr. Tnhl was in Port land conferring with members of the state board of health concern ing plans for the building of th tanks. Kxcavation work h.-ifc rtartfd wjth a crew of several men busy with this task. Fruit Slain on Fingers It your finceni re frull-Jdnlnrd oap ynnr hands thoroughly Is-fitr von let wnlor loiirh them. V litis i them firsf sets I lie si. 'lit is Prof. Wool ley headed ah expedi tion of the niUKoutn or the Univer sity or Pennsylvania and the Hrt- tish museum which wltn a crow Lewln, the tall Washington center, a ltd mainstay of the team tired Vlsibly durtng the last half under the con stant prexsure of the Astorians. lie collected 12 points during the fii-st half of the contest, but after the IntermixNlon the Fishermen dogged him so persistently that he was FIND IT HERE the benefit of tills work for th next tlirre months? . Kor refftKtiution cult Mra. HoiIk? In. '. 3-IC-ltp. , :-.;..; . . - ttatb Wlwmom Nmk Solitude Is as nwilfiil tn the f fl huIiimiIoii an aoclety I whole (tor (he thiuuclcr. I.owuli. ' ; . - Copy (or Ihla column nut k la t a. em. . ItRX Itlll.l.l'.ll HINK ?:3U-"ll:Uii 1". .M. every nliiht -x-t-ept .MonUny anil 'fueflttnyt Sl-l t-t lltrlll.MIVhtUIC, piHltllli iMlltfMI rill, MnrtlM' KitlUNl HIMip, levee yeHtenlny when he tllwover l tho ayiiiinille. exini'wieit the be- ,,, to ,.,.,. hl;, flp,, ,. Ilef thM thiwo who nhu-e.1 It thero ,.hnmwn ..,. ,ifl)1,1o.t ait i,. in IViil. fi'li'lilniimt ii u-ni liv IiIm mi. . , AmK , . . -4 1 r- ny -rne liiuiej in me eveninir eon- mb..?orm-.,,, bwn'.iH.,.c.h. Their motive w.. not .le- ., .,;.., .,.,. ., termliied. t t, invltitiiK from forlher coninetl- ' ,llon. 4 i.aiu.i: akka ki.mim:i , MAIilHON 1'AltK. Alll.. .Mnr. 10 (Al") The Alnhumu river ixteml pl over h territory lx inllrn Wltle heis. todny. The Ktremn wuh re enfmReil for neven yearn In exenva llnr the rulna or ulwlont itutilerln. renetrnllnir throiiKh n lnyer of evldenrp lliillrutlllif 11 hlRllly (level olieil rlvlllcntlon of nhout 4.0110 It. t, they mnlilenly Mine u)6h it lnv er or Hilt or mud Ih w hlrh nil nmnl restnllolin or hulnhti life censeil to exlht. , i Menrnth thU uenodlt were.uten ells In the nullvo fimhlon ami nx Pertly 'moiililert hrlck lmlleutlint a hlsh . peak . of .cilltllrul . develop meat. ; - - . I'rqf. Woblley einplmnUeil (Imt i he attempted to prove hothlnff .by bis flndlnKN. ' ' 'f .'' ,' "We nee hot out to prove, niiy tblnij or dlKpiove iniyt hints,", he Willi. . - . ' " . ' , 1 . , ' 4 "If we -were we .Would be' urn. nrehaeolOKlMil. We. an nelenllKln. iwe the thlnm We alif up with liny other hind of information which may bo forthcoiiilnp. In thin ctiso the previous lnrornintlon was In Q. ne.ilH ami In the Rumerlnn and bnhylonlnn leitends. , "The eiKhi-root deposit of clay In three plueea im mueh uh 300 yarila apart, can only have reunited from a flood of unexampled' iiiiikiiI tude, and thin enn only be I lie flood bf Huinerlan Legend nnd hlatory. the flood of the book of CieneHla." Tror. Woolley mild bin discovery would Indicate that tile flood wan hot universal, but declared "neith er does the. tlllile hiory, properly understood, make any such Claim." a ported at a depth of. 6-1.2 feet, ID. 3 feet above, flood stage. The water was said to he higher by several Inches than In the ID 10 flood which caiiMed serious property Ioks this section. Madison Park Is suburb about sK miles north of Montgomery. UNION CO. HAS 40 STUDENTS IN THE UNIVERSITY (Contlnutd from Pay I) In track hy three last year varily j men, flairo MeKennon, Mux Jen-j Totals sen nnd (JeoiKe HiiiKer. MeKennon Wnllown (21) runs the HO nnd 440, Jensen the. Clark, f . 0. I'osey, f Crawford, o S'irriitt, . t! l'lne. b I WllllilMII OuhIh Mctioiiitlilln )Viillon ilefenled Mcl.oimlilln, SI In 17, In a slow consolnllon linme oT the nrternoon. The fray opened on even terms with the score tied rnnslsieiuly until the flu-1 nl ritiir. The count wits knotted o-nll at the riint period and IL'-up nt the hnir. Then Wnllown,' wilh Karrntt. Klininl, shootinir. took a m-to-l) lead to terminate tho third period nnd relnnlned out In second. Sumnitiry: i- Mel-minhlln t!7) I'O ITI'F Miller, f .. 2 0 MTin;i There will he it nieelihk: of the meinheiii or t I'.i l-:.iHtcrn lii-egnn l.tviiloek Htinw Asioe!ntlon held at tile City Hull, I'nlou. Orcfmn, .Mnr. 20tb. ut eight oVIift'k p. in. At this mcctlmt Ihe I'resideut will an nounce the appolnlinent or cohi inlitei ror the Itiii show. A luritc iltieniltinee Ir. reiiueiteil, Uy onlr of the President. : I , TONY 11, SMITH, Heeretary. S-lli-2t HATTMIt IIOWI.S Just reeelved, u fnetory ship-, meat of pink and Kt-een ulnss Imt- ;ter Iiom-Ik, It sixes. .Metisurliic; cups to. mutch. At Melville's. 3-15-21 M. Vancll, f .. Nelson, o ... Markliam. k .. Ollimer, u ...... lelbbrand. f . HOOVER ASKS . ADVICE PROM ALL EXPERTS (Continue rrom Page 1) .ComtnisHioner Spry or the office, George Otis Hmllh, director Of the geological aurVey, and Soil- I citor Kinney of the Interior depart- ment to survey all oil leases grnntt en ny ine inte.riorMiopnrtment to fnwy out policies announced yes. teiMay by President Hooof. distance runs, und Stageir Is a weight man speciulixing In the dis cus. They are already sniffing tho spring air at regular trade practice. . Mr. and- Mrs. Herman Kruimir, Celln Stoddard und Helen Williams, totals are seniors on the campus wonting official- Al Prench for llieli. H. A. degOH this spring. Jim ' Coi.VnUlllt Mrs. - Kramer -and MIhh Williams are In tho school of music. Mr. j Kramer in tho department of econ-j omtcs and Miss Kt'odilard In Kng llsh. William Hagger'ty, or I'nion. will graduate thin spring from tho. school of journalism. f ' In the field of drama, Hobert Hulld and 'Jean Williams, will bo ' active. Guild-will have the lead- Imi. it.,,li'M unl.i til fllllhl PltlVt'l-U ' J. presenting, "Hnowhlte and the I Seven Hwarfs" nnd Miss Williams I .fill l, IIIIIU VH . 1 ,! t . 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 KT 0 0 0 I ' 0 . 1 Kllllt(i.Mti'l' j Klnilei Kartell lustillellon gives ithe child ihe proper hneUKi'otint! 'for entninee to school. 1 The vltfht divisions or, our course g ;nrc; cnysiciu rrniiiiuir. ueiiu i rum niliiK. story Telllnir. riiyslcnl Tialn- i ! tnir. Ithyihmli' 0 0 0 SLEEPERS ''. ' And PAJAMAS 98c to $1.40 Rayon-Silk;' Gowns , and ; Undergarments 55c to $1.50. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Arts,, l'ree Play. Manual Training and Information. A new class Is starting Monday. We have room for a few more I children. Why hot give your child S.OI3EI!, T-O-DA-Y 10 Tort land; (illtli HI-.MtS THIIII-. ' OHKKN HA V, Wis., Mnr. Id AI') A 14-year-old Kiel rules the Menominee Jmlinns today tho first of her st'X to bend the Irlho. Princess Kenoke, dtiUKhter or Chler Hrnctd. Oshkosl. who died severnl days no, assumed leader-' ship tinder a' deathbed conitiuind or her Krandl'ather, Chief Nooplt Oshknsh. ""ALLl Lti'i!"'1' 'Uh l)eur.'.'-chorus IX'AgiVe'Vn DtVWWlii". ii GVnm1e"and OTilnn of the band or dwnrl'H. (llrls Make Ten 111.1 ' Alyce Cook ' und' AntK HtullKC, both rn-shmilh. will bo out tor sprltiK women's athletics. 'Miss Cook made the freshman women' lairosse team nnd Miss HtnnKo the freshman . basketball team this winter.' Miss KtntiKu has ulso been. chosen as a mciuhor of tho Junior. IiraK.VK, Ore.. .Mar. he board of rejfi versliy of Oregon today the resnliilion dividing eqilully the 2X0.000 npprnpHated by the leKls latiirc for extension nnd research work of the university 11 11 it Orecnn state colletce, thus InnkltiK the fuiulh avallolile at once. Tho res olution had nlreiuiy been approved oy the colleno reitehts. FLOOD TAKES MANY LIVES IN ALABAMA (Continued from Page f) railroad facilities Washed nWay in the flood. Xo estimates of damage to tho nate have yet been attempted. No Immediate danger of a so clous flood is felt in. the lowvr Mls dsKlppI valleyt Metforologints have emphasised that swater now in sluht. without further heuvv fialns for the next 10 days, should create no, misgivings, .- Levees ore beUiK patrolled nnd every precautionary measure Is be ing taken In the event' of general county i students on the calupus follow: La (Irahde. Ktta llcllc Kitchen, sopho 16 (API more, ituth Itruinwell. freshman. t Jean William, freshman, Helen approved .Williams, senior, Lenore Kly, fresh- mnn Ken Oesterllng, freshman, Ken SI eg rist, sophomore, Kenneth Owen, freshman, William lleatty, first year law, uwcii Price, sopho more. Itay Griffin, rreshman, George Stager, sophomore, Max Jensen, Junior, Kleanur t'lrhvol. Junior, Hope Jnlowe, Junior, Mar jories, Condit, Junior, Killth Kbell, Junior, Norman JoskIo, junior, Mul viti Purker, Junior, George Anlor son, sophomore, Hubert Guild, fresh mnn. Stuart Penlngton, freshman. Anno Htange, freshman, Lois Nel son, freshman, Dorothy Khcrhnrd,-' freshman, Dorothy Ann Warnlck, ! freshman, Merlin Mayger. sopho more, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kram er, Cleta McKcuhoa, cialra Me Kennon, (Vila Stoddard, I'nion: Gracia llaggerty, sopho more, William Haggerty, senior, Sidney Dobbin. Junior. ! - Hoi Lake! Howard -Mills, fresh man, i Klgin: Vernal Shoemaker, fresh man, Klalne Williams, freshman. - .North Powder: Audrey Koi-h-strom, freshlnant Helen Marr Orls som. fronhman. 2 icX Pi i-3 O 13 8 tl i i , . . e U X & o JS - CO ', HO.". v. . t5 - t- 'a-- ro . C3 .3 MONTY "FtYlfNlO The Wi iting in the Sky Says - Thrills and Spills! Laughs and Shrieks! Dring your air-cooled laugh motor for a hot time of fun. Also MARK of the FROG and Topics & Fables SHACKLED by the Gothespin Let us release you from the drudgery of wash : day let us make your hardest day your happi : est one. We can and will - at a phone call from you. Our laundry service Is the very best. Our work is carefully and consci entiously done, and is surprisingly reasonable. A ft The Standard Laundry Main o(). STARTING SUNDAY THANK YOU I Our Elimination Sale Ended Saturday, March 18th Also, We as a New business House of La Grande want to take the, pleasure of thanking La Grande and Community, for the heaity co-operation and response that was given us during our opening sale. OUR FUTURE POLICY: is to handle Well Known Standard High Grade lines of merchandise, at fair and correct pi-ices, also, Courteous Treatment to each and every customer. Our slogan will he "The House of Service" TROTTER'S Successor to Clint's Clothiery SHOWING SUNDAY ONLY Columbie rSctureS LOU WILSON HUOH ALLAN, ITHfcL oasv Ttasy OOUfaU tMLMOKfc TENSE DRAMA hi rips I ho nin-k n-nlii -rii'l t lriM anil I"jh hnrn . Ihn rilll-M or Ihe ntviri liv ing riiMt M'tl VOl 'l.l, Mill Also KINOGRAM NEWS And 1 " wxmuw vm . Today "BEHIND the GERMAN LINES" Sec the War from the German Side- Coming; MONDAY COHENS anoKELlYS "ATLANTIC CITY 1 v y , with . I Wi DOROTHY MACKAILL I vMh RALPH FORBES ATlrit Ilatlonot Pldurt a Nil' HlO lllllNl M'llHlllinil. ill iHHM'-rilri? I'ViT flllll-- Mlt ' , And mc- wlint ItniiiM'.iH nhrii a liiliiillriil Kill gillllttlis ht-r lu'ilrt tm it iHirso (lull lllllllll'l nlnl Alil I'.viiii-: xi:w i.' : mill , " i HAl DOACH NOW SHOWING r BOB STEELE in "MAN IN THE ROUGH" "iiA.ii:s woxt n:u" "Mli key. Mix (innin limn"