.1 "1 ' 'm m
6 r-
ri. 11""
SHW51SE
Quart" League Standings ; ..
.'. . " : ... . W . Ii, pet.
Oakland lC-.X,f3f, XI J604
Seattle MS fc 6
San Francisco 5 SB ,55 2
Sacramento. 77 77
Portland u.4U75 u77 ,3
Holyyood: , '.. 3Z 83
M iszUxx 7 0 $ 5 .$$2
Lo$ Angeles,;.,
97?
SACBJaJJENTO, Af. 26.-T
(AP)-Tbe 'Sacramento Senators
stopped' the t, Portland y peaers
again., tdnr toirLhf Jr.s econd
straight.'? win, .-3 JtoU I., JHcbac,.
with good 'support In the pinchei,
waa.Abla U hold ilia Beayera to.
a single ran. . ' . ;. I ;
A two.rnn rallr In the seventh
broke a 'deadlock to glr'e therSaca
an even ! breaks on the series so
far. ' .-'' -" ", ' K ' '
Scores: !
R H E
Portland .-'..iil ll 0
Sacramento :-3 10 2
Ponder and Shandling; Racbac
and Koehler.
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 2C
(AP) ThcK-Baa' Flranelaco- Mis
sions and LOa Angeles split even
in today's doubjeheader. . the
Bells Winning tha opener 9 to 4.
and dropping the .second 3 to 2.
Flrstajnti j- -jbi
'f Score;,s- '-'"V, -'" "- ''
Missions ; " 12 ' - 2
Los Angeles ... . 4 - 7 1
Plllette and Whitney; Peters.
Smith and Hannah. -
Second game: ' ' '
Scores: " . ,
o R H . K
fissions .V 2- 3 2
Los Angeles - 3 8 1
Ludolph and , Whitney;; Cun
ningham and Sandberg
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 26.
(AP) The Seals defeated Seattle
tctlay. 6-2, OliTer Mitchell bet-
Inr Knijrht in. a .pitching duel.
Each twirler passed out eight r
hltf . Tmely hitting In the fifth
gave the San Francisco club
three runs and a comfortable lead
thjat was , never seriousyl threat
ened although Seattle rallied in
the inth j. score, one tally
S,:- Scores: s ... .; s -,; . .
4 i R H K
Sdattle .. 2 ; , 8 2
Sap Francisco 5 .8 0
n!ght2and "ppreanir Mitchell
an4, McCea. . . 4 . n . t '
niUT.tMTI Inir 9.R fAPI :
Hoywood made it two stralghtf
over Oakland py winning iroin
the league leaders today, 6 to 6.
Itiwas a free hitting affair with
Hollywood chalking; p thirteen
and, Oakland fpurieen safe blowsf
' ft H" E,
Hollywood . 6 13 2
Oakland j.......... ...5 14 3
Shellenback, Mulcahy and D.
Murphy; Copper . and Bead, IJpol.
i . No.
IX THE COUNTS? ' COURT OF
. THE STATE OF OREGON
i Guardian's Notice of Sale of Real
Property vf" '
In the Matter of the Gnardlan
, ship or William McKimmey, a per
son of unsound mind.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Ancillary GuSrdlan of
the estate of the above- named
ward in the state or uregon, oy
virtue of an order duly made and
entered 'rn the above entitled jCourt
and Cause on the 16th day of Aur
gust, 127, will sell at private sale
at the Offices, of LaddV Rp.d Jfpsh
Trust ; Company. Ladd..and .ush
Bank Bldg., in the City of Salem
Marion County, Oregon on or af
tef the 19th day ,of September
18.27. to the.hlghesx- bldderfor
cash .all of the rignt.title, Interest
and estate of the above named
ward, the said interest being an
undivided one-eighth () interest
as tenant in common., in and to
those certain lots and parcels of
real property partlpu larly describ-
VU H 1UUUW9, lU-TCJl, .
Lots numbered thirty-seven
. (37), thirty-eighty 38),
seventy-one (71 YT seven ty
. two (72), seventy-three '(73),
. seventy-four-. -tZAl,. ..eighty-
four J 84), Ighty-flv48,5,
eignty-siz so; pi
bighty-seven .
,(87), and eighty-eight, (88).
In Smith's Fru'lt Farms No. 2
' In MarionJ ' Cbutffyy. State of ;
Oregon. . :,.,'' . . - ' "
The Interest of said ward In the
seteralr-lots'.anf parcphof . the
abpve described real property may
be' sold. either , separately or, to
rether and not less: than .the sum
of 'Tifty 50:00l pollarf of ;)he.
amount bidden shall belaid tupon
account of the purchase price of
each lot If said lots are fcojd sep
arately or in groups, and it sold
In a body not less than the sum of
Ttyo Hundred Seventy:flve
( $276.00i"I)olla8 of thefiamount
hid shall be Daid in cash, at the
time of 'sale and the'balahce' of
; the amount bid upon. ach, lot pr
i aggregate amount if sold in groups
i or; as a whole shall be paid upori
' confirmation of sale by the above
entitled ' Court and the tender, of
the Guardian's deed: sale, to be
f made subject to the coniirmauon
4, of the above entitled Court. The
e date of the first publication of this
notice ia August 20th, 1927. and
I the last September,. X7th. .1927-1
.Dated .this. 2 Oth day bt.Aogusr,
i LADD AND BUSH TRUST " v
i . t w;,i-;ompanT,;
Ancillary Gaardlan'jprJfi-e Estate
! of Wllliamt McICimmeJ',5 a Person
1 of Unsound Mind . : "' i
.T- -,,
A20-27-S3-10-17
i A ; Flofla jiltcher hurle1 s a
hush- JeagVe -jdonhle-Jieader ad
$nly aoiv.ed;)n.e hit 'In the 18
Innings. .The next step is for him
to enter he big leagues and have
ibout 15 homers hit' off him the
first wek.
f ' :
' The Brown outfield. Is going to
barnstorm this fall; The way -St.
touis played this .year the fans
pill probably do -a little -storming
themselves, ."'! ?
-' i ' - - .
Jack Kearns has become Harry
Wills manager,' Now- both of
them can talk over what a bad
actor this fellow Jack Dempsey is.
Now that the horse-shoe- pitch-
lng championship has been decid
eu ma pauu. -
tentbn. j
. -
"The, only sport that isn't
crooked," . writes a scribe, "Is
fishing." 'Yea'" and somebody al
ways gets booked in that, too.
The coming football season wilj
be, another social success . if the
number oC .fur coats holds-out.
Rickard says he Is pleased with'
Chicago. What he means is that
hels, pleased1 "with Chicago's seat
ing capacity.
o 1 ' ' o
Amerlcau League Standings
: L O
W,
,85
.,69
.j67
.57
.S3
,47
.37
-L.
37
51
53
.54
64
'70
"Ppt.
.575
,43.1
New York
Detroit.
-
Philadejyphla
Washington
CUJcagoit .
Cleveland .
St. Louis
Boston . . .
72 .35 5'
82 .311
CHICAGO, AUG. 26. fAP)
Chicago took i the final game of
the series from Boston, 9 to 1, by
hammering out a one-sided victory-
while Thomas " was holding
Hbe .Red Sox to' three' hits w'hile
registering his,, fifteenth victory
of! the season. . . '
Score.: K H E
Boston . . . 13 4
Chicago . .9 18 '0
j Rnssell, Hariss . and Hofmann,
Moore; Thomas and Crouse, Burg!
DETROIT, AUG. 26. (AP)
Babe Ruth's triple with the bas
es loaded in the seventh featured
the Yankees,' triumph over the Ti
gers today by 8 to 6, giving the
New73orkersva lean sweep, oL the
three igame series. '. .
Score: .. R H E
NeV 'YoIrk "77?. 8 16 2
Detroit 6 9 2
, Pipgras. Glard, Moore and-Grab-ewski.
. Cq(lins; . Signer, Gibson.
Whitehill and Shea. Bassler,
;CLEVEIAND, AUG. 26
(AP) Cleveland ran its winning
streak to six straight today and
defeated Washington. 8 to 7.
Soret, R HE
W&shington 711 3
Cleveland .8 11 1
-Lis'enbee. Braxton, Burke and
Ruel;; Shaute,., U.bjle ,and L. SeW
ell. ST. LOUIS, AUO. 26 (AP)
The Athletics made It three In- a
row over the Browns here today
by , taking, today's game, 7 to 0,
on 10 hits and four St. Louis er
rors. .- Score: R H
Philadelphia 7 10 0
St.. Louis 0 5 14
Gray and Cochrane; Gaston.
Crbwder and 'Dixon. '
NOTfCK OF FINAL. SETTLE- ,
;;INotJce is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed In the Coun
ty Court of the State of Oregon
for ' the County of Marion, her
duly .verified final account, aa ex
ecutrix of " the estate of J. F.
Beggs. , Deceased, .and that said
Court has fixed Monday, the 19tb
day of September, 1927, at the
hour of ten o'clock A, M. of said
day as" the time, and the County
Court Room' In the 'County Court
Hquae. at Salem, Marlon Coanty.
sata. final account
and all ob
jections thereto.
Dated Salem, Oregon, this 13th
day of August.. 1927.'
. . , : JUANITA DAUB
Executrix of the Estate or
. VJ. F;. Beggs, Deceased. -Ronald
C.yOlover. j
Attorney fbf 'Execuf fix.
Salem Qcggon: a. ia2n-27 S 3-10
f'
' EXECUTRIX ' NOTICE OF
Notfcff is hereby giyen that th
undersigned has been duly "ap
pointed, by the Cpsnty. C0urt" M
the State of Oreeon for h fnnit.
ty of Marlon", as exgcutrlk of the
last will and testament and estate
oi uarne l,. weMise, deceased, and
tha ishe has duly qualified as such
executfUi all persons 3 having
claims against the estate of said
decedent are hereby notified to
pjfesept the same, duly yerjfted, to
tne. at, heoffice , Ronald C.
Glove'n my attorney, 203 Oregon
Building. Salem. Marlon County,
Oregonr witbtn six' 'months from
the date of this notice
e ? Dated at . Salem, . Oregon, this
30th day of July, 1927.
. EDITH DeNISB.'
' Executrix of tb Jast; will and
testament, and, f state of Carrie L.
J)eNlaei deceased -i- '
tj RONAt&Mj. U LOVER,
" Attorney for executrix, Salem,
Oregon. ,rt!?J30rf:13-20J
TT
mm
By Brian Bell, Associated Press
. . r:r Sport Wer, ,
MINNEAPPLIS. , Aug. 23--T-(
AP) Bvbby . Jones and Chick
Evana;vtwq old men in golf al
though. Bobby isjroucb younger In
years wilj battle tomorrow f,pr
the' national amateur gojC cham
pionship. One will win thk title
Jor the third time for both have
held, it twice
Playing in the approved Jones
rash ion, Bobby today turn e,d hck
Francis AuJmet, 11 np nnd.p to
go, shooting the, 2,C h9l.es ; neces
sary to insure his victory in ,10.0
.strokes, jwo under jar. v '.. ,
The Atlantan finished tne iv
holes qfYb'e rooming ro-und wjth
alVpriUiaat 69, his third .roupd , of
- eded on,y one Btrpke over par
Uje cnampionsnip unaer w. jyt
. .jopra,l the atch
of t-Iehx holes in the afternoon.
jihlcjt tE vaps ha4 a ( different
stqfy tol jtel or "his entrance into
th finals. The. 38 ,yejir bid
Chicago player ran into a large
golf" -mouthful in Roland ... Jtac
Kenzje,. ipf Washington, who , has
juV passed -his (maprlty.
.,' Chick, had to sink a 20-foot
putt 'at the, 37th hqle to win after
ht? had kept himself In th.e compe-
juion by dropping a dlfffcuit sl-
foqter at the 3bth, where his .drjve
landed in rough and his approach
struck a tree and' fell be)ow J he
green. ' " , .- .
Jones' all around performance
during a day in which he was (our
under fours. la. his match and
Ghirk's sensational work at he
cyse restored the prestige of the
charnpionstiip . which was . - being
discounted as Bobby Jones ended
hiSi.spcond. 3fi hole piatch,ln(tp
dajs at. the. three quarter .mark.
SPANIARD WINS
FR0MF. HUNJEB
it ,
NEWPORT, R. I.. Aug.
26.
(AP) Francis T. Hunter went
down in t unexpected , defeat today
before the fiery Spaniard, Manuel
Alonzo and the Wml.edpn cham
pion .doubles, pair of Wm. T. TU-
uen and Hunter skidded badly in
barely beating the young Cali
fornia team -of pranston. Holman
and Lionel Qgden.
Hunter, newly named to the u,
S. Dayis cup team, was beaten 4-6.
6-3, 6-4, , 6-3, by .a dazzling cross
court attack., aimed at his weak
back hand. By winning Alonzo
reached the final ronnd of the an
nual invitation tennis tournament
at the Casino here As Tilden won
in th sanwi round .from John
Van, Ryn he. Priiucetpp star.t-jl,
-3, 1,, Big Rill and Alpnzo. the
pne-twnta'njkingV'playra -pf the
country .wllljneet in the'fipfl tp-.
marrow. . "I, T . ' r ,
MALLORY LOSES
i.
1U MKO. nAriP!
f A.'
Mi
f
Aug.
FOREST HILLS, N. Y
'26. (A P) Mrs. Charlotte Hoe-,
roer Chapin. seemed more down
cast than elated , today after her
sensational , victory over Mrs.
olla . B. Mai lory, the defending
champion, in the national women's
f.ennh champfonshjps. ,
. Nervous and'ecfted after the
match, she said: ... ... .
. '. ' VI .would - rather have .beaten
anybody .but Mrs. Mai lory. , She
played wonderful ,. tennis nnd..I
Was very Jucky."
Mrs. Mallbry took her defeat
philosophically.
'"Tough luck," a friend greeted
htr afterward to which she re
sponded with a'smihTand a wave
pjf. her, cigarette that seemed' to
indicate Bhe felt it was all In the
gime.
.Mrs. Chapin, a former Cali
fbrniau, advanced from ninth to
fjrtn?Jn tbe national; women's
run king list last ear. . .
i -O
Nutloaal League SUnding
W. L.
.72 46
Pet.
.610
.581
.583
.536
,444
.431
.429
1 .361
Chicago
Pittsburgh . . ,
su Louis'
New York
Cincinnati , . .
B, oh ton . , . .
proklyn ". ......
Philadelphia .
.....68
. . 1. .67'
67
. . .-. .62
50
51
4 3
49
.48
52
5
66
68
76
BROOKLYN AUG. 26. (AP)
-ThV Brooklyn Robins made it
two straight f rom , pf ncoaJ.ti by
taking the second game of the .se
ries today, 4 IP 3, . , .. - A
, Score: - , - ' . R H E
cinnatl'iv.... . ,., ?;3a,8 3
Bcooklyu 'S . -.. . .4 ,10 2
.Lucas nd ;Hargraye; MpWeen
ey and Hertline.V v . I
BOSTON. 'AUG. 26. TAP)
The Braves continued their- wia-
jning.ways"'agalnst Pittsburgh io-
jday . by taking the third game of
the series from Jhe,P,irales 6 Jlft 4i
t v score: ; K H ti
Pittsburgh . . . '. . .... . . : 4 '12
Bpstop T, . j . . . ." . .. . ... 6 "110
Aldridge,' MUJus I ai)d . Gpoch;
.Mcftullap,;,Rpbertsqn jind piln
Only two games scheduled In
National League
Ken Myersi "Philadelphia : rail
road flremanrJi- als,o a famous
.squller. JifiT another jbi those
fellows ,wbe feet .their . oat h : ; i
'H7ITH nil in Tnniui i
:
"Ever since the Red Sox
wort fix of seven "gamcj Ke
other cluki have beer accusin
B'l! jGaxrigan of using ringers."
Mr crrii itiwm
RULE DISLIKED
EUGENE. uOre., . Aug. 26.
(AP) The 7,no- scon ting" Tule
as being used In certain eastern
colleges in connection with foot
ball games, can do but little good
and s V.ery Inconvenient,, accord
ing .to Gene y Jdal. backneld coach
of the University of Oregon team,
who returned last night from an
extended tour of the east. The
pvhoo.lp which have Adopted this
code are working, on a gentle
man's agreement not 'to scout
pach other's team, and from the
restrictions placed on the. coaches
it 4s gratifying to., fJnd lhat the
Pacific coast conference schools
have ncjjt decided to fla'aEay with
pcputng.-he declared. ,
In the first pla.ee the coaches
are not allowed to see the teams
and cannot talk wjtna fneno
of fhe ..YariOHs schools In .ac(ion,
about a game which he may have
sten. This ri4e, however, does
not keep the coaches p one team
from scoutipg, the tefjn of a
school wjth which It has' not en
tered the agreement, but it is
a '.'don't you watch my. team and
I'll .pot watch yours" affair, - ne
explained.
PORTLAND WOMAN WINS
.BELLINQHAM. WASH., Aug.
26. (AP) -Mrs. Kenneth Reed
of 'Portland lifted the women's
Washington state golf crown from
the head of Mrs. C. C. Cary of
Seattle in a , see-saw match here
today 6 and 5.
CRANBERRY CROP SMALL
BOSTON. AUG'. 26. (AP)
The fixings' may be shrt this
Thanksgiving. The smallest cran
berry crop for the ,United States
since 191 was . forecast by the
New fcngland crop reporting ser
Vice, 522,000 barrels compared
with 741,000 last' year. ' '
NOTHING HEARD FROM
flEDFERN SINCE H0P-0FF
. i .(Continued vf rm -.page 5 1 )
60 miles off Pernambuco, the
vessej repprting that it had no
news Qf Red fern up to midnight
tonight. . :" . , , .
GARACAS, VENEZUELA, Aug.
26.( Ap)Notwthstan4ing; .. a
close , watel. in the Orinoca val
ley, Pul4Redfe"rn, American aviat
or, op his .way to Rip Janeirp, was
not sighted today. tt
;. BRUNSWICK, GA., Aug. 26.
(XP) The deep Caribbean sea
alone knows ,the whereabouts tp
night' fit !?P4ur RedXern. Valiant
Pah-America fl(er bound" frbp
Brunswick to RraziL V . . .'.
. . Nj direct word has been heard
from, him sipce he took off from
jiere .at ,t2L;f6 a'slp$',Tbqr&iaiy
af terpfton. A radio message from
Kassgu. pjked, up. ftsC Peters
piifg, Flav; sajd Red fern's mono
plarien (he "PpftplL.'Brunswick,"
had hfen sighted zailes.'east
of t.e Bopfupa'.' islands I by -a
. The profound sHgpce that has
steamer 'yesterday af ternoon.
,ThIs Report, unconfirmed frpm
any other source, placed him from
4 0 0 to 6 0 0 mile's out, and ' indicat
ed that he was hp ipg his course.
, ' More than 24 , hours .pjf .jsjlence
have Jnteyened,, however, since
that - time, despite the fact that
ships at sea ;apd islands have
been , aslfetj tp, yeport if b U plane
was sighted,
, If (he young pilot had main
tained bis, schedule, aa mapped
put before he Jet IJrupawlck. he
shonld baye . been ovdr; Dutch
Puinea ' tonight Red fern would
h,are passed Porto Rico Thursday
midnight and passed over . the
Caribbean during ite.,, remainder
,p , ue nignt. ijayoreagv would
have found him , Hearing St,'
eorge island, of 'Tobago Island.
, . .Dr. Frederick' O. - Red fern, dean
I of, Benedict pollegftr pqlunibia, S.
wno ame;- nere i tp, ijejp .his
sph witfjdX a,4 .l,n.at af
ter paVafcgfe Grejiadlpeslv:and
fwhlle fljlng flftf,nilef.rMt of
T?rinidad"j jsle;"; and. Georgetown,"
British Guiana, to Point St. An
flrews and;" well '""beyond Dutch
Guiana; he passed through: great
er TbeUjfalms'" where' ' severe
thunderstorms, cyclones and hur
ricanes occnr almost.dally." "'
i iThetthexplpredihlghlahds i"ct
paiana also lay between .him and
h first pblectlveMatfipa, of the
northern estuary Jof j the 'Amazon
rivetrfV' V ithla Pce.wheye , the
equator irpsses hf' gTeaj; siyea,
he was to. decide .whether. to tnrn
e&st to TjeciXd. (Pernambuco) rof
j1 i '
T?lm1tltaireiraffrdffaheiro
. Redfera expected to. make the
hop IV Pit? JM50" troxaf B.run-
wick which would place hln at
his destination ,! early -Saturday
night. If he were able to maintain
his advance; ached ule ... . s. t .
The I profpnnd Isilence tht has
surrounded her I husband I on -, his
hazardous flight has increased the
anxiety of his young. wife. Friends
with whom she is staying com
forted her by suggesting; that a
great porlloh of the first leg of
the 4.60 jtnUe flight layjoutslde
regular steamshiplanes and that
as Redfern entered more, i raveled
Unes In the Caribbean ep, .he
probably would fly at such a high
altitude that his motor w uld be
unheard and the plane would be
invisible In the tropical darkness.
CHICAGO I have two distinct
Impressions of Tex RickarJ fresh
in .my mind as I. write this after a
chat with him in his suite at the
Congress Hotel.
One Is of Rickard, the master
promoter, as the public! knows
him- the man who dabbles in mil
lions .as he prepares u stage the
Tunney-Dempsey fight. Quartered
like a king. A retinue or aides at
his beck and call.: His private
office isolated from the pu pile be
hind the business offices and 'a
spacious, richly furnished reten
tion room for -guests."! ' t
The other Is of Rickard stepping
out of that stare setting1 ott the
homely errand of borrowing some
cigarettes for two or three old
buddies who had come to visit him.
Kiekard never smokes cigarettes
His long cigars ar a familiar
part of him.
RIckard's Drivate nftlra
reception room are conne
huge double doors wit
portieres hung before tpe
entrance anu the general
Phere is conducive to a d;
entrance of the famous fig
emerged, however, from
door at the side of the room
iron mask of the Goldfield gambl
lng days wasn't along. lie was
smiling as he emerged' aud a
playful jolt in the ribs accompani
ed the greetings.
"I've just been chinning with
some folks from back home," he
said. ;-' I
"I want to tell you fellows one
thing. This man Getz (the Chi
cago millionaire who is the offic
ial promoter pf the fight under the
law) is the greatest man I've ever
niet. He has taken care of every
thing. He Just Won't let i any
body try to put anything over.
Ton can't realize what a lokd that
(Jakes off my mind.".
f Getz is. many times a iiillion
aire. He has no axes tl grind
for himself or Mayor tig Bill
Thompson. He was chosen by
Thompson to head the mayor's
committee which laid the lines for
staging the big fight in Chicago.
ti "This is going to be the great
est fight of all time," he averred.
"I don't say that just to boost
It. It doesn't have to be boosted.
What I say is true because of the
fact that Jack Dempsey is out to
win back his title. He is the
most popular fighter who ever
ljved. This is his great effort.
The public isn't going just to see
a. heavyweight title bout to see
Dempsey or Tunney loose. Every
man is going to see Jack Demp
sey, the idol. J&ck fighting his
way back is greater than he euer;
was as a champion."
' Then he discussed a tentative
seating plan printed by one of the
Chicago papers based on first',dl
vision of the various priced seats,
i "I wish I could carry ouiht
plan." smiled Rickard. Despite
the fact that there wern't any.30
seats included tbe house would
havp brought me S6,00tf,000 "as it
sppd. That would be mighty
nice."
' He listened attentively to a
first-hand account of how Iiemp
spy had' been cheered like a king
on his trip from the coast to Cht-
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Every business man knows tha a machine
that's put of order is just a sieve for wasted
dollars; , . ;. . -;.- . v . -
But how .many apply, this business rule to
their own automobiles ?. " ' ; ,
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Only a few days driving of a, par that needs
repair and yoii actually waste' more money
than the repair6ul4 haye cpst. '
Leky piston rings, for instance : they wastu
gasoline, cause knocks that burn bearings,
waste lubricating oil, ... foul plugs burn up
your money at every turn. -
Slipping cjutch, foo, and . worn brakes pr
leaky valves rthey all roll away, your mopey
for you every minute you put up with them.
And . it's so easy and inexpensive by our
plan- to' have the-1 repair done and stop the
waste and .worry- 5 ': -
-ypoi'll agreeably surprised at our , low
S rices and our "care in repair." Why not
riye in today ? - , ;
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to take actnafc'f harecJaVpu ting
It on, had no ;idea.'.that he would
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