THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. "FRIDAY ; EVENING, MAY 24, 1007.
'. TOJflOHX'i AKTJBEMElfTS.
Kurqu.ni Grand ;.v "Tb? '.In
fik CSnt.nt.T Worn.."
, umpire ,,.,..,.,....... .. " v""JVL,Ti.
Ljrfa ....... .. ..."The Counterfeit
Stat . Tanaae-ae"
Charter- amendmente were aiacuBsed
. . .i.t nutin of the Brooklyn Re-1
publican Improvement club laat night
Improremente, the Isauance of bond for
the construction o a new Madison
atreet bridge and those ' n additional
pipe Una to Bull Run creek for the re
inforcement of tba, water, aupply were
i.A.aut ariwt measures by the meet
ing. The publlo dock question did not
naa with an muon xavor. nowmr. in l
meeting waa presided over by Counoil-
man A. a. Kuswigru.
- Rev. Lawrence A. Black, pastor of the
Calvary Baptist church, ha tendered
Ma resignation, to taae eiieo -uiy .
u. v.. .uumt&i a all at Puyallup,
Washington., and .will enter hla new
field of duty Immediately upon leaving
Portland. Rev. Mr. Black haa beta In
charg e of Calvary church fo the paat
three years, and under hla guldano it
. - ..ih.tantinl rrowth. a la
a. u.u.n, nnititfnn. x new paa
tor will ba caUed without delay, ao that
the church will not ba long wu
regular minlaUr. . ". , , z
... I. . it' , l.ll .'a '. . , 1k -i
Tha Umatilla County Caledonian eo-
rlaty la noiaing lie annual ouii,.-
thina. - Mlaa Elisabeth Harwaa,
.-..ii. a,.-,,,., an J - Adrian EDDlna
ajauue owwwn . - - -
,.. catlaiit vaatarriav to take Bart In
.4k. aniial Annflftrt of tha society. Mu
nicipal Judge Cameron, Mra. Epplng.
...i.. uniiii - Maaara. - MoCormacX,
King. Rennla, Hood and pottage were
also Tin the party. The meeting will
. . . j . . K.rlnnln, Inl 8
conunua miw .r " V. n
morning. The Portland ontlngont will
- return Monday morning. , .
. 'm.iuu. I- k. Portland TJUbllC
achoola are to ba aaked by tha Socialist
party, branch a. to prepare
I. ... .nutiiin fnr two cash
nrlaea of SIS and 110. ' The conditional
bf the contest arc that the eeaaye ahaii
not contain mora than $00 wordaaad
: .v., ...i.t.nr. ahaii be reoelved by
tha eonteatant from any peraon. , Three
prominent cltiaene not membera Of the
i.n.i m Ka'aalaotad to Daaa
- on t)ia merlta of tha essays and award
th prliea.; - 'v , v i
. . W ita a,a,aa olvtl aarrle'. com'
mission announce an xnmlnatlon on
July 17 at Portiana. urcson. w 9VV"Ir
cation to ; fill a vacancy In the poaltlon
of engineer-fireman tto ; aorre rv
about October 1 to May Or June, an
nually. toe aalary H00 per annum) In
the United Statea courthouse, and post
'office building - in thli t city.. Persons
A..t.fn. ,a Mimwtt should call on Z.
A.lelgh, poatof flea department, city.
- i' w.l-'r .teaa' KiiwaA fttf the black'
. A II wu ww. ..ww . . .
. .w -1 . XT Taiin 877 William
avenue at 0:10 o'clock laat night The
loss la about ibo. m is ujjpuu
. - AKlna waa the cause.
Captain -lay of angina No; t happened
to be passing on ma way m
and noticed tha blase In a pile of aacke
m i.. 1lnar nn tha. floor Of the
ahon. iha bUae .waa then reaching
the drv.roof. rf; 1;'. L?"
- th flofllallst Wrty
will hold meeOng Sunday night at I
p. m., In Allsky nan. Tnira na r. .
t . . n.Vhl Tnnah R. Wise Will
deliver a lecture on "Tha Jewa and the
navAlutlnn In RU8B1S." A. eoruia ww
come la extended to all.
m and Mrs. Oeorga A. . Webb, tha
alnglng avangellata. wlll be at .the Can.
- ..i.,i. hnroh. East Twentieth
J." and Eaat Salmon atreeta, Sunday morn
ing and will alng. by apecial requeat.
That Beautirul ooiaen waie. ,t
., I' t4 Annual
Empire day . concert Combied Brltleh
aocletiea. Armory, comer j -
Couch. Mra. Walter Reed, Mlaa Iwlerj
Mr. Crothera. Chair taken promptly at
8. Admlaalon Xa ' centa.
.i. TmnMvamtnt association
meeta tonight to diacusa lmprovementa,
corner Mississippi avenue and Shaver
atreet Buaineaa of importance to trans
act Rmnkf follow. Tj. M. DavlB la
preeident and J. W. Booth la aecretary.
'Meuda In thla city have learned of
.the death of Charlea Lewis, which oo-
..A vanantlv In IiOS AngCleS. ,
waa well known here and for yaa'a waa
a traveling aaleaman for Allen & Lewia.
, Wa are fittlns; the new Torte aye
Klaasea with a great ci '"
XXPZUXVOZ, '' 1 ABrXXTT .: AJTD
rXVAWCIAL' XISPOHSIBILrrT : AXX
XBSSlfTUX Dt AWT mrAHOIAt ,
nrennrnos'. , ths attaixs ot
Tie Oldest TrattCampwy ia 0rt,oB
ill IW THX KAW Of itori Of
HIOK STASDnrO. ABrXtTY AKD
ioo ixpatiKioi.' ,
'' otra ofowra . a xviDXirox f
OTTR 1TBXXAL, TIT 00VSXBTA.
TITS fOIICT AWD THX EXgOXI
Of COTOTEOWI TSXATirarT Af .
fOKOES 10 AtL ' Of CVM f A
TBOH8. (' ' . I
' We py t v eC lntyst on eheek
g.U.c- Of JMO ? t
crtlflctP of dtpoalt, and from
SW to 4 pw wot spcl eertlflcetee
ordepMltpsjrtble on short, notice.
- Call for sUtemeat end boot of .
. . ulrBTXATIOB.,,' ,
$2,00M00
Portland Trust Company
of Oregon ;
S. . Cor. Third sod 0 Btt.
Pbone licbaof e 7a.
h7 L. PITTWK....-.Tl P,,,Bt
B LEI PAGET. i.;.rmnwr
I (i. 00LTBA....'.ABilstsat Bcretry
F t J
" CAPITAL AND $150,000.00. .
" ASSETS MORE THAN $2,300,000.00. ; .
The Questfon of Selecting a
BanK Is Too Important
to b decided without mature de- , w - r
liberation. ' 1 ' 1 ,
Depositing your fundi tha
r- - ' RIGHT bank meant a great deal . .
. to you, whethef you. deposit much f :
T ' or little. v . - 1
, So aucceasfully haa thia bank V
; alwayi met the moat exacting re- " ;T;
- ' ' ( quirements of other depositors, w t ' ' (
' feel justified- in believing that It. ; . ; ,
o v will meet YOURS equally at welt ' ;
v The officers of this bank wiU be J
( gld to have . you interviewt them .
, v. , at any tima relative to banking
. business. - - - -
Sixth and Washington Streets, Portland, Oregon.
all who wear them. They coat a lltUe
mora tnaa me oia-iaaoionw
they are well worth - the lf f erence.
George RuDenaiein, ; reiiasie
its Fourtn atreet, between TamhlU and
Taylor. . .-. ; -r '.,v;A-
Bui ni 'iroree from William A.
(nt..t'imi Tnn"Hmlth L: haa been
filed In tha circuit court by hla wife,
Mra. Mamie Bmlth, on tha ground Of de
sertion, alleged to haa oocurred In
June, 105. The couple were married
In New York In July? 1 - Bmltb. had
prerlouBly , attampiea io eecur v.-
fmm hla wife, but the decree waa
denied by tha trial Judge. t ; j
tit Miliar vhn waa indicted
by tha federal grand Jury on May 10.
charged witn maKing inq ).:iiv.i.,
tha United Btatea commlaaloner f pen
atona falsa affldarlta concerning pension
clalma waa arrestd and committed to
the county jau uu nima- ,
nllvcred to families
at brewery prloea. .Kelly Family Liquor
Store, corner Park and Morriaon. Phone
Main - IS. Home A !80i.
.-a iw.a work nf all kinds, tire
w ii a iu .,w -
etc, Columbia Iron work, 118-170 Kaat
Washington atreei. , - . ,
. u. '! un carina B. Unna announce
the barmltayah of their younger on,
Banford Kllert, at Temple Beth Iarael,
Saturday. May 6. wi. ;
An.n'a Kushlon Komfort shoe offera
nmathina- antlrelr different from
othera. You ahould see them. 40$ Mor
rlaon atreet1. ; -r ! . v
Special 10c, 15o and ioa lunoh, 11:80
to w oregonian j wnwouoniin
Sixth atreet. - : : ,l
un . Jaaaa Mar a in a. lor v.ui.
Washougal and way landinga. dally -
eept Sunday. Leave waabingioa aireei
dock I p. m. ;...
m-iL- r A ahronlo. nftrv-
X7r. VT ai vert a. . w . . - .
' 1.1 Ji...a.a alatrlrttv and
OUB ana avFrcw .
electric light treatment. Commonweaitn
building.
. mi., m t Wlaa. M. A. fltUrde-
a .(.- irviaif anil Waahincton.
Main 02. PainlBBB method used.
rrt -- .irir Ore eseanes. ele-
I Tator endoaurea, fencing, eta Columbia
. aaa A TTTa aVlat arAM '
Iron woraa, '
..lot a mafalwork ODCnB
Dumiucr av - -
a vnr nartteulara. Museum or
art. Fifth and Taylor atreeta. t, .:
Wbt pay morel Metager Sta yonr
ayea. for 8L $41 Waah. Bt, cor. nn.
formerly at 111 Sltfh atreet , ' ;
CaplUllata. Twenty-three aore for
sale aa a whole. Weatern Oregon Turat
Co.. $81 Stark atreei. ; , j
vaiak-a and anopiiea. .
Leeser Cohen. Ill 6th, tha Kodak atora.
vtrilltaMi fe vakVialllarh. dtn tilt, hll
moved hla offloe to 401-4 Buchanan bldg.
2 nn l ..lla tha haat aaf et OOal
ACQIl UK WW. -
ell and fine gasoline. Phona Kaat. 4 88,
r -.. 111 Tenth atreet
liuuiau iwi.-, , - -
lunch 11:80 to $; buaineaa men'ej lunoh,
m' a rnaianii the attornar. haa re
turned. $81-884 Chamber of Commeroe.
Gary's Mualo Houbn 111 Fifth atreet
Photo mounta. Woodworth, 14$ H lat
IX Chambers, optician, 11$ Sarenth. '
Berger aigna $84 Yamhill phona.
Oood $8.80 ahoaa. " Marka Shoe Co.
V ' -.f - '"'.V !., aaaaaaaaaal tm f'' "i
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism. s .
Back Jeweler $0$ Alder. V
Oregonian Confectionery, 111 Sixth.
Nuraeryman Pllklngtonj ft Yamhill.
r. Summer dresses. Madame MoClure Co.
Beautifying oreama. Sea Mme. Hudson.
Dr. a C Brown, eya-aar. Matauam.
Klaer acenla photoa. Imperial hatel
ROXING AND WRESTLING
AT MULTNQMAH lUJMIUH l
. ia in I nadlnasa fori tha
boxing and waestllng entertainment at
the Multnoman ciud iomgnw . wu.
-.nt f ttm kind of tha aea-
son, i and will begin promptly at 8:80
O'clock The program t ;
j Boxing Tony a V, .!.. I
. .. cm Uitrhas tb. Jim Smith.
la iwuui a. o
at 120 pounds! Taylor Roacoa of Seat
tle, tb., cnariea amuigm ya .-"
at 120 'pounds.-'; . -i".-; , "
-rxr -. X , . - n f a ott va. fl SL Smith.
at 188 pounda; Edgar FrarJi "! Frank
Venabies. iw pmmua. j
:' '' vim itnwv . .. ' i
auocee the nrat time use Hrbineand
on will aei inaian lanw. a .
wt liver regulator. A ppatove cure
" ."-.i .i- . Avananala. malaria.
, china ana ii ..V,r ff" v.,
of Emory, Texas, wrltesj. My w fe haa
been usma i, i. . .,.
children for five years. It Is a ; aure
cure jot -r -"h.t lt
ver, vwnicn ja wu,.... i, , i
ha done for my family.', Sold by. ail
f i n as Bank
MOTHER'S EFFORTS 010 s
NOI PREVENT MARRIAGE
Georze Grayson Secures His
V , Bride Statements of Age
Ki:-v;t ? f r t Differ. - v 'i
Mrs. Sarah Orayion of $08 Height
avenue,' who apent all Of yesterday try
ing to prevent the marriage of her son.
Oeorga R. Grayson, to Miss Pearl Oel-
ler, learned laat night that her day'a
work had been in "vain, aa the young
couDle had been married Wednesday
evening, and yesterday, tha flrat day of
their married career, they spent at U)0
home of a friend. . r
Though Mrs. Grayson insists that her
son la only 10 yeara of age, and that
perjury waa committed In order to 'on
tain a marriage license, young Grayson
says be la $8 yeara old. The marriage
license waa procured Wednesday and
the ceremony was performed the aame
evening. When! prayeon'a mother waa
told last night that ner son waa aireaay
married, aha aald aha would never again
own him aa her son, Mrs. Grayson la
a, Widow, the mother of alx children.
and la their aola support.
Aahordlng to the records on file at
National Guard headquarters 2$ yeara
la the correct age of Oeorga B. Oray-
aon aa aworn by his zriena, uuver vj.
Muon. when County Clerk Fields ls-
Bued the former a marriage license. The
records give the birthplace and date of
birth over the signature of hla mother,
Mra. Sarah Grayson. At the time he
enlisted tha first time, in Apru, iu
Grayson's age waa 18 yeara. Ha en
Hated again in 180$ and hla age waa
again aworn to be si yeara.
TEACHERS' CLUB :
CLOSES YEAR'S IRK
Annual Banquet , at the Sargent
Hotel Enlivened by Nu- ,
merous Toasts.
! :
The Portland Teachera. club cloaed
tha work for tha year with a banquet
laat Saturday evening at the Sargent
hotel, Hawthorne and Grand avenues.
The club haa Just completed lta ninth
year, whioh baa been the most profit
able In lta history. French art has
been the subject or study during the
year, while for the next year Greek
architecture and sculpture . haa been
chosen,' ' ;. ". '"';
The entertainment committee, eon
stating of Misa Mary McKeown, Mlsa
Viola Howenatlne and Mlaa Faye Saven
son. arranged tha following program
of toasts: 'The Club," Mlaa C A.
Barnes ( "The Bored Member," Mrs. L.
n. Thomas: "Greek Architecture." Mrs.
G. W, Allen; "Greek Sculpture." Mis
M. 8.- Barlow: "TO rresiaenc or ne
Rtata Teachers' Association," aaiaa m.
B. Fraaler; "Our Caatle In the Air,"
Miss A. S. Dlmmick; , "The Oregon
Teacher," Mra. Marlon McRaa; Our
President" Mra. A. B. Watson.
imAM the invited guests present
were Mra. 'C. S. Sltton. Mra. Marion
Mm. Mra. : O. W. Allen, Mlaa Wil
liams, Mlaa Helen Spauldlng, , Misa K.
S. Baratow, Mra. M. b. Jeaxiow aoa jais
A. B. Crocker.
DATE PAPERS AHEAD SO,
OFFICE JOB WILL HOLD
St. Johns Treasurer , Leaves
Home, but New Ordinance,
, Proves Troublesome.
'w..laiil,Hnii In elt af-
A uiwim n. ...... --
fairs at St Johns haa put . the city
council and several officials tn a quan
dary and haa furnished food for con
siderable argument among; nm civ,oa.
T a an Anttnanca to b
passed by the council, Q. M. Hall, treaa-
urer-iect, npyuiiu uk-'
th appointment ahead $4 hours ao aa
to make It legal under an ordinance not
then passed. - '
G. M. Hall left St Johns laat Monday
for 1 Grande, Oregon,' t--attend the
meeting of the grand lodge of the Odd
Fellows, it ia nis .- i
hla old home to Canada before returning
to Bt Johns, and he aUted befor he
left that h would probably b mbaent
about 0 daye. ' :
Should h be absent longer than $0
daya without permUalon from the city
council his office would be declared va
cant according to th charter of the
city ' of St Johns. In order to retain
bis offlc C A. Woods of th PninsuU
bank waa appointed as deputy, but the
appointment was dated on Tuesday ao
aa to come under tha propoaed ordl
nanc which waa duly passed. -.
A Harney1 yilty farm sold for $50 an
i ar, y r -,..v ; v.S : '':
LIQUOR JOKER III
PROPOSED UJ
Arneridmerrt ,to B Voted on
Provides Perpetual Fran
chise to Saloons.
MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION
fewswpvvvy- - r i
TURNS ON LIMELIGHT
Ordinance Would Give Breweries and
Wholesaler Complete and Contin-
vons MonopolyWould JBo Almoat
Impoaalble to Reroke licenae.
Tha mnnlnlnkl aaaoniation haa unllm
bared lta guns against tha $$00 liquor
ii..aa AnUnanfta. which la to emna he
fore tha people of Portland for their ap
proval on June a. . xne association sub
tends that tha ordinance la tha . ' poa-
...... a larra-alaad lokar and that
ahould It ba enacted It would maxe u
practically Impossible to revoxe a n-
aanaa whU. at the U1M tlm. It WOUld
throw the liquor business of the elty
. t . . l. - ., . . ,11M, MMMflMl tit
mm nw uhui, wa m
the breweries and big dealers of ths
.it. it wnuid he. in affect a nerpetual
franchise, to the Issuance of which
ha nannia nf Portland are ODDoeea. xne
association urges all voters to vote
"No" on lha ordinance. An open letter
haa been leaned aa followa:
"To tha Votera of Portland: Tour at
iiim ia Mtraeted to the initiative ordl
..... .ti,ii in ant Increaslne the
imiivia, .11 " -
license feea of retail liquor dealers to
$800."
. "th. - nmMaad ordinance erovldea
that tha saloon licenses now existing
shall ba perpetual - unices vn nuiu.i
anaii violate the ordinances now In
iw which mar be hereafter an
... .rt,liiiii tn the ltcenslnff of Ba'
loona. WO ucease issuea unuor u
dlnance can ba revoked for any other
...... than tnr tha violation of the ordi
nances licensing saloons. It la canflned
to the narrow llmita or tna wora ncens-
(a an worded that lt
would be aa easy to amend or revoke
tha franchlee of tha Portland Railway
aAnanv n tha Portland Oaa company,
aa lt would be to revoke or change the
conditiona of an ssoo license anor dubi
neas has been aommenoed under such
ii,..,. T alan nrovidaa that no new
licenses shall ba Issued until after tha
census of 1810, and tnen an licenses
shall be laaued in tha order of their ap-
vtlltatlAn ' '
"Thla gives tha brewers and whole
aale liquor dealera, who now have tha
t.t . n..riT alt nf the saloona In
Portland, an opportunity to monopolise
all new licenses to oe issueo, as n wm
ha ao aaaxr matter for' them tO haVB OH
file a large number of applications for
months before any license can ba Issued.
They can wait their turn, while no Indl-
i .ahIImM fan affnrd thus to Walt
VIUIMM mjn...wwM.
Thus the propoeed law. If enacted, will
operate to create a complete monopoly
In the hands of the brewers and whole
sale liquor dealera.
The cltlaena of Portland are opposed;
to perpetual franchlaea of any kind,
and wa therefor call your attention to
the fact that If you vote for the $800
liquor licenae ordinance you will vote
for a perpetual license, which la only
another name for a perpetual franchlee.
Thia ordinance as lt stands Is a viola
tion of the city charter, whioh distinct
ly provides that no license ahall be 1b
.... a narffld lonrer than one year.
Tha liquor dealem hop that the people
will vote Tee" on this ordinance and
thereby override the charter without
aeeing the Joker in tna aeai.
"Thla auestion la up to yu. we urge
you to vote No."
"Br SAMUEL CONNELU Prea.
"By JOHN BAIN, secretary.
F.V.BALTES
& CO HP AMY
MAIN 165
INVITE YOUR
iriQumiES Fon
PRlfJTIfJG
FIRST AID OAK STREETS
Always Buy
gMto" Collars'
mrv ooarr eaaoa ao owok''
R....1T TrM-nnn" avaletlraUoBbolea
Zuj to batten. Buons to hold,
axo. p. tag a ataaa-s -Taov, m, v.
LADIES' NIGHT
OAKS RM
TWO tmOaT BAWDS.
COVTZbTTOXTS MXTSXO.
'Seven-Minute Car Ride. '
Grand March. . "
coffee;
Coffee is nothing:; good
coffee, that's thcthingl
1 . Teer vrocer retarea rear money U ye deal
life ScUlliai't Bti vt t1 aim. . t . . - '
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Copyright
1907, by
L. ADLER
BROS, tt CO
Saturday
9 A. M.
Regular
Value $1.50
NICKEL TEA KETTLE
Nickel Over Copper
Mrs. Potts
M 1M
Regula
Val
& w
Lai
11 .
The Price
Si '" '.' -r . :. evi-
at the -Custom S
:rf.ciftvggo
SSlSS ISSSSLmSTib very liable to ba un
wrSSmble! NUFFSAID.
THL JACOBS SHIRT CO.
Phone Main 1087. . 291J4
best patterns; aii s, -r
value; other storei ask $18.00; sale
..l - - ...la . ........a......
M.n's fine nand-tailored Suit, In fine grade worsteds; fancy
Jt!ll&Vy and neat dark Ptterna,
we.". !r.Zanf 3-hutton aingla-breasted coat style;
our $20.00 vahies, lor tbis aaia oniy, ai aj
the $uit.... o' ' . - . , .
Men'.hlh-rde
ing wholesare tailora in the land made o f JPJg d trimmin?,;
SullyU 1 AS
dfflelS I3S.00 lor clothing of equal f .Q J.
grade; our best $28 values......... j
oung men'. Vi
or double-breasted coats; neat graj .P1nJ.eaaarrs; M .eajon'a
cassimeres and '7j?5af ISm I valueV i The exclusive cloth-
of 2M Suit! Vt 33s unusually low price, the g K).0J
suit take advantage.. . , : ' .'
5aie uoya sr
rnmi tl 0-.:a" nes -
Wash Suits knas?r
ScoND FLOOR
.years, uranu nw - . , ;
Boys' fine Wool SH.oubeaedi stylin
cheviots ana c "
. make; regular
to 12 M.
Regular 'I
Value $1.50
Sad Irons
Regular
Val. 51.25
of a Shirt
taiiiraw win Inaurs) everr man a
VBTlit. mim
STAKIv Sh
Specials
a
'cbraV. t
Trimmed : sailor blouses and
double-breasted styles, m wool tweeds, fancy
s; ages 8 to 16 years. Best gd gS
$6.50 vsiues;jcn sale at.....i Vw7
AMTTXlCJrT8.
akeSaWaaJaa,l' W"J""Sjbj
WMhta?M. UUUU I Ut A lav I. w ,
IVmlcbt S: e'CVx. Bat Klght, Sunoaj MUjat
aaav . STWfnVftT It nPIVfrV
Im Beraard Shaw's Mac Oliiaend flay
- Mrs. Warren's Prcfcsslsi-
aU Bailln at Xlieatre Boa-Otflee.
lira and! RCfl Ifl THF1TPP i .
WaaWnatoa "" MaU 1
x.t.. O KnraiETXA coJfA -'-': -U'.i
la Sraert Danoy'a DtUfhtfol OMaedy
in or A sttddix rzaaT.r
. ... - a M 1 Rn. Balaaav. tl.
TSeTWt fallerr, 60a Beats sailing at theatre.
Marduam) Grand
Att Weak, S tarda sad Baaday Hhttaee.
aaw ruaJfOIBCO OFIBA OOKTaXT
FreMBtlag Victor Herbert's Greatest Oteale
niCEBl $, SOo, TSe. Matiaaea SB.
BAKER THEATRE STlli. h.
Tkmisb An Tbla Week Toe otmiic reus
,VH.r-. art.MIlAVf.
laat wur aw - - ,
ms mrrrms WOIUI." : '
A imam T .Iater. Brlghl : wfl
aa-ai BtstM tUTMlNll
Ihm ftatar(l7
Uies Baturaay.
veahw prlees. BOe, S5e, We- KaUpeae, sne,
lalvtiait ek, "la Dairy Farm."
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