HIE OREGOrSTAT
1527
OFSlflSIIIED
i ; ST fllTil B8LI
In lull tor the plant aa it stands U
subscribed;, that amount is 75,-
090. Of thla, a all bat approxi
mately 415,000 la in sight "The
remainder la due to come princi
pally from B&lera stockholders.
and when it ts provided. Mr. Kay
has explained, there will be no ne
cessity for an additional call
Governor fmd Mrs. PatterSOfl Upon the stockholders.
t . n i i Mom of these bonds will
neaa necemng uno
and Lead March
have
to be sold to bring the f Inancee
up to the amount planned, tut
wrhen the debt la oat of the way
he bonds can be readily sold a
tfta markat like other b on da. and
Prominent people from rioas! the remaining units of the plant
pa: -a of the state were in anenu-i be pot ,n operation.
fence last night at me mimrj rv-t
ception and dance given unaer we Tv,,ft , jt,y ic MOT
flirpctlon of the Oregon National! .-- w w .w
Guard at the state armory lh hon
r nf nAwnar and Mrs. Patter
A Rrie&dler General and
Mrs.4 White.
SUFFICIENT, DECLARED
(Continued from Pace One)
being
SilPOllMSPlflf
"WE'VE GOT TO HAVE MON
ET PRESENTED AT ML, B
The re-creation of happy-go-
lucky chap who glTea his chance
for a college education to another! Id thai hal 4h teasel's length
began taking the cargo ashore la
lighters. - ;- : r
Late today it was uncertain
whether the skip' could he refloat
ed from the reef jest outside the
harbor, aecerdlBC te messages re
ceived by the Y(ar4 Une and the
Mexican naUeaal railways,
The messages, wakh do net ex
plain how the ship was grounded.
BUILT
I,
boy with the privilege of Ualag his
was on the reef On message
. . - : . . . t W BB WW - W
SIDI Ua 1MB U1U U NT WiM ij.ii.. ; i. ...j tV.n..
girl who toakM hint the wrl- ntiQmiimg ib TMSei and Another
ous side of life the altuatioa re- .. fctroB1, erU ilBd , WM
veaied - w go. w i nave Dlowlng ,nd u lt
Sp6use of Rich Man's Son
Given separation Ground
. - of Desertion
part of councilman is being ex-
GoTernor and Mrs. Patterson led pressed at the recommendations
the grand march about the room 0r the ways and means committee
and headed the receiving line. fjtt dealing with the budget. Seme
Others in the receiving line were are hinting that salary increases
Brlgadfef General ..and Mrs. will be sought for the police and
V3ilte, Colonel and Mrs. Freder- the firemen. :t Others Indicate that
ick Arnold, of Portland; Colonel taxes are already oo high, and as
end Mrs". Morrow, of Portiana; j long as men can do secured to nu
Colonel . and Mrs. Moses.-or Port- the city's pests at the, salaries
tun Cantaln and Mrs. Irwin, Cap- now offered, they should not now
! and Mrs. Burrta. and. Captain be increased. Most or the eounou-
knd Mrs-. Garnjoesu imii, bowbtm iu m
A nrocram of 14 dance numbers increasing the salary of City Re-
followed the : reception. : Mrs.Corder Mark Poulsen, who .has
Clinton: M. ''"Irwin and Mrs.; fauu served several years at f lev per
T BHrru .presided ai me . puncu monin, .wuie emer aeparunenia.
howli : I similar In importance and respon
The armory- was attractively Islbiuty nave received Increases. .
roratad with flags and bunting Alderman Hal Patton said last
tnr tti oacasldn. f -1 night that - he : would seek an
Among the prominent army and amount of 11500 properly to care
State officials ' from ont of town for the city rest rooms during the
present ' weret . Colonel and Mrs. coming, year, f - ; .
Eugene - Marshberger. of Wood- Attempt Assassination
burni Ctflonel and Mrs. A. W. ' VIENNA. Austria. Nov. 26.
Clearyf Colonel and Mrs. Eugene (AP)--A twenty three year old
Leyy, Colonel and Mrs. H. ' C. youth made an attempt against
Brumbaugh. ; Colonel and Mrs. I the life of Karl Selts. mayor ot
Frederick M. West of Portland; Vienna, today. J Several shoU wore
Major aad Mrs. Joel C. Booth, of fired at the mayor but all missed
Xebanea I -Senator and Mrs. Isaac their "mark, and the youth whose
Staples of Portland; Colonel and name is Strebinger, was arrested.
Mrs. Gilbert, of Astoria; Mr. and declared he was not a socialist
Mrs. Seymour Jones, of Corvallis; 1 but had. been. without employment.
Major and Mrs. Orrille W. waller, and planned to kill Beits, who in
fif -Easenet and Major and Mr. addition to being mayor. Is a f or-
money," snikpon piay preseniea
at the high school auditorium
next Friday. ; 1
The chap, suddenly awakened,
shows his true worth by becom
ing a success in " the financial
world, clears his claim to his fa
ther's estate, and marries the girl.
Incidentlr. they live happy ever
af ter, l'Jar': i I
. George Beechler, Alden Reeder,
Maxine Myers, and Marvin, Head-
rick have the leading roles in the
play. George Lloyd la manager; i
rro fits will be used by the Snik
increased t the
Mexico max be pounded to pieces,
YES. IS
MODEST
AttOPTS nt'SR OF AVOIUIAU
BOURBON Jf OMINATlOBiS
NEW YORK. Nor. xfCAP)
The New Terk American will say
tomorrow that Tammany , Hall
leadsrs. acting on eipross orders
Smith,
Am Hnvitrnnff Alirad K.
poh aocietylo purchaw some use-1 t.mpowlly abandon.d nego-
nations with democratic spoaee-
'i fvnm nthr Btatas to BromOte
v . . . . ; a i uii. . m
AQQie StUdent UOnVtCteO r .he covernor's nomination for the
i . .....
s. r.MA nUwl nresldenor on "the aemocrawc
oi wiiirye mi wicyuii uiiit' - - :
f i i ?i ?' I i Th Tammanr 'representatlrea
OREGON .CITY, ; HOT. f I . I ---r that nromlnent democrats
(AP MartlnNollnof Los Anse-t many sutes have called to
les. a student , at Oregon SUte offer tUpPort to Smlthlho
Agricultural couege, wa convicvi Amertcan will say but the gor
ed of assault upon Dr. Emmet arnor v.. refused to receive the
Knott of Portland yesterday and Tlgitlnfr delegations. He haa to
was fined $50 and costs i In Uheorm44 Tammany leadersthe ar-i
ustiee oourt here. O. D.i Carter. I Meie will assert,! that be. will pot
Hillsboro. and M. A. Orayson.jmk about the presidential nom-
Portland, two other students lu-ltnation nor . do anything to jnnu
rolved in tbo affair, were acquit-Unco he next democratlo national
ted. I " ,x , "y : r ; ! convention. , " :X"
Dr. Knott, who was said to have! ; The American will say that
been, beaten by one or more of the delegation of Michigan democrats
students near Canemah, filed civil came to see Governor Smith" few
suit heru for . $4,000 damages days ago, seekinf permission to
against the students alter the dls-l place his name on the ticaet in
at tha lastioe oourt ease. Ithe Michigan primary. c
v' Tba studenta are saiu 10 navei . : "ine itwbw cwancqnw i
attacked him on the highway after firmly declined to see the Malt
M.f?i tli road bo he could not orsv tn; American queies
James Shirley, of McMlnnville.
HFSE
COL'CEBT HELD
WILLAMETTE GLEE CLUB
BRINGS PORTLAND MJLN
mer president of the Austrian na
tional assembly, and one of. the
signatories of, the ' lilt peace
treaty. ' .- ! ; 1 " - - , ' :
Mayor Selts ; who is a socialist.
took active measures in suppress
ing the riots In Vienna last July;
Thee Portland premier quartet,
hailed hy music men of the north
west as the finest group bf Its
kind, will appear before a Salem
audience In Waller hall next Fri
day evening. The appearance Is
being arranged by the Willamette
university , alee club. Laurence
Bchrelber. manager. "-, " '
Two 'Willamette graduates. P,
M. Blenkinsop. second bass: . and
, Everett-XI. , Craven, baritone, are
members of the quartet. Blinkln
sop of the massive voice travelled
four' years with the Willamette
vartltv alee club, one and . one-
half, years 'with a Canadian male
voice . choir' In England, and on
November ,1018, sang .before
King George In Central Hall. West
minister, London.
Craves. also appeared on Wil
lamette!: glee club programs four
years, -touring all principal cities
of the northwest.. He Is a member
of the American Grand Opera As
sociation of. Portland, and , will
sing a title role in Mikado which
will be presented in the - Heilig
theater, Portland, In Decmeber.
"; He ranks as one ot the most pop
ular baritone soloists In the north-
1 west.- . :
- Other members ot the group are
'-Carol R. Shear, second tenor.
student of Frank H. Tubbs. and
Edwin J. Myers In New York:
, and Granville D. Morgan, first ten
or, five years soloist and first ten
or at the ' First Congregational
church la Portland.
Miss Jean. Harper, graduate of
University ot Oregon, Is the
com pan! U t "
Attempt Made To Avert
t Extinction of Salmon
SEATTLE, Nov. 26. (AP)
Drastic regulations designed to
avert threatened extinction of sal
mon In southeastern Alaska hare
been announced here by Henry W
O'Malley. united States . commis
sioner of fisheries. - v
The feature of the new regula
tions Is an order closing all bay
estuaries' and passages of south
eastern Alaska to fish traps. In
addition, the regulations, to be an
nounced from i Washington, D. C.
on December. 10, will effect a re
duction of the length and depth
of purse seines,' The maximum
length, now 2(0, fathoms, will be
reduced - to 200, while the depth
now 100 three and one-half inch
mesbea will be reduced to 250
such meshes, : A spring "opening
date" before which alt salmon
ashing will be prohibited la also
to be set.': , . ' '
DIVORCED
WIFE
Refused further aid; by his fath-
when he was preasea xor
ic Mr. Vanderbllt aaspend-
ed publlcaUon of the San Francis
eo tabloid, and restrictions, were
placed on the Loa Angeiea
ami papers. Those,Y too, Raited
aad lnt receivership. H
then began iwrlttef Vu
cles in tha hopa of meeting all his
debts, after having retired some
bllgatlens with wat reav
his laberiusee.
RENO, Nev., Nov, 24. AP) I
Mi's Rachel Vender bill was today
granted a divorce front Cornelus
Vanderbllt, J rV former California
publisher had eastern hewspaper
reporte, a ebargea of desertion
The ' complaint of ' Vanderbllt!
charging cruelty was withdrawn
and decree granted to his wife who
was net presenL "-., - " .
Vanderbllt said that ha was
very 'ea4' fcftef the decree was
granted and spoke of the happy
moments he had spent with bis di
vorced ' wlfd.C ; Vanderbllt added
that he intended to reside la Reno
In the tuturu.
Suit for divorce was filed here
by ' Mr, Vanderbllt on No vembe r
10. his comsealnt charging his
wife discouraged 'his newspaper
activities because litue time re
mained to attend social functions.
The: complaint had scarcely been
filed whoa a cross petition was en
tered by Mra. Vanderbllt. No
mention was made of a financial
settlement. 1
Mr Vanderbllt. Jr..1lbst a for
tune In tabloid , publication : Ten
ures. j .. . -e:
. He had a large fortune In his
own name, but persisted In news-1
paper work which, he had entered
shortlr after his discharge from
the army, He established tabloids
lnXoe Anrtles. 8an Franelseo aad
in Miami Florida.
enii discoutjts
REDUCED
Is Second City In
r State With Relation To
I Oeposlts, Says Report
Zoana and discounts haTe been
reduood from a total 'of'ttU"?
lil.io la the year- 1920 iitv.
iki oci.il. according to an ao-
strlot of reports receivea a
offices of the state banking sup
erintendent from all . national.
state and savings banks and trust
companies undr date of -Octooer
xo. -t--r-:
I Bank borrowings which reached
a' high mark of 210,418.262.28 in
1930 have been reduced to $ 1
757.1 84.lt. InvestmtaUi In
rjuited States bonds and securities
and in sUte. county and municipal
bends and warrants' have been in
creased from a total ot t&M81.-
015.1 9 carried lu the year 1919
ti 29t.2B7.238. This would In
dicate, the state banking super
tntendeut said, that there has been
a gradual diversion of funds from
the usual channels of Investment
towards the creation of a secon
dary reserve of high class bonds
and securities. Thw figure do
not Include investments In trade
acceptances, call loans and prime
commercial paper of -which - ho
separate record Is available.
Demaad deposits . suerea a
sharp reduction la the years
- - - M. Sfi(i
1120 and 1921, aggregating tr
926.4S8.7S. but since that time
have showed a steady growth un-
i .1 s4 a4 .
til the total now stsnos a
089,103.78. This shows ae
crease for the elgbt years period
in 408.825.94. ThU redua?-
tiou in demand deposits has been
more than offset by the steady
growth and Increase la time and
savings deposits. These deposits
have Increased from $73,860,338,-
Ss In 1919 to 1119,565.127.41, or
a net increase of 145,704,791.07.
The toUl deposits of all banas
in the state of Ortgon on Oetober
10. 1927, was 8310.6S4.221.17.
which was the largest la the his
tory of the stale. ,
There are 55 cities aad towns
In the state whose banks have de
posits aggregating more than
i eqo. 008. In these cities and
towns are located 146 of the 262
hanks, with deooslts amounting
to $290,666,092.54.
Salem is-the second cHy in the
state,' with relation tw deposits.
On October It the four local
banks had . deposits of 112.413.-'
480.11, Egea was third with
deposits of .62,401,060.28, por.
land beaded the list with deposits
of $169,919,012,33.
TROTOLES03IE CONSCIENCE
CLEVELAND, O L. F4 Davlg.
city tieket ageat for the Baltimore
A Ohio railroad has been paid for
another ton ef coal, for theVt-er
end time in eight days. Davis re
ceived an annenymoua letter con
talnlng 310. The letter said I
Please be so kind and pay this
to the Baltimore tk Ohio railroad
treasury, which I owe for eaal,
God bless you" Davis' excism-
tion is that some person who once
stele coal from the railroad is pay
ins UP to easO g troublesome con
selacee.
'i
NKW VICTIM TAKETf
PORTLAND, Nov. 2I-(AP) .
Infantile paralysis look another
life bore today wbea Victor East,
8 years old, died In ft hospital, 4
victim of the disease,
4
Read the Classified Ads
-
drive by them.
its
Tammany Informant as saying.
"He sent word that he would not
consent to have his name en the
primary ballet In Mlehlgan er else-
Well Known Bond House
in Uonrl nf RanplvAr where.
Ill i(u.w w. .m 1 - Ifli. HaUnHan T.nlUd that
since their state laws did net re-
PORTLAND. Nov. 26. (AP) quire the consent ot the candidate
The Clark, Kendall and company, for use of his name, they would
bond house of Portland, has beeneo back home and ; put Smith's
admitted to receivership. Bdwaruiname ou the ballet."
D. Cuslok was . named . receiver.
The receivership was granted, on
application i ot W. B. Robertson,
who declared the bond house had
liabilitltti of 8100,000 and that
the company had . been operating
at a loss for the past two years.
The assets of tbe company-are of
a doubtful : ' character, Robertson
said, adding that the company was
Indebted to him personally ? 40,-
000 for cash advanced during the
past six months period.
BOOTLEG ARREST MADE
Local Barber Take, late Custody
Late Laet Night
All Passengers Rescued
From Wrecked Steamship
MEXICO CITT, Nov. 26. ( AP )
All passengers aboard the Ward
liner Mexico, aground three miles
off Vera Cms, have been removed
safely,, says a telegram from that
nort to the beadeuarterS ' of the
Mexican railroad. V
After the passengers were re
moved the crew and longshoremen
Thomas Edison-Attends
Showing bf Own Machine
FACTIONS ENTER TRUCE
Police Continue Fight Against
' - Rival Forces in Chicago
J, K. Cloud local barber, Who
has been working in a shop near
tha corner of - Center and - High
streets,' was arrested for -unlawful
selling of intoxicating liquor ' at
1 1 s 8 0 last night, Of f leer" Geerge
Edwards made the arrest ea a
warrant sworn out by ft - private
Individual, .-'
Cloyd was released ea 3150 ball
and Is cited to appear before
Mark Poulsen, police judge, today.
f 111 V M M -.BL.,'j.'
RESIDENCE PROPERTY LOANS
v if you wish to refinance your home see me. .
i if- " ' ' . ' " ,11. I
po MM-
tzJ J .' I"' urn mi ' ''
v
P. H. BELL
219 V. S. National Bank Bldg. 1 ;
Phones 607 2141W
Salem; Oregon
: MKDFOTtD JUNIORS WIN
MEDFORD, Nov, 26(AP)
The Medford Jtinlof high school I
football team defeated the Rese-
burgr iunlof high here this after-
neon it to 0 tyro fifty yard tubs
, scored the touchdowns. :
.CHICAGO. Nov. 26. (AP)
Reports"! aa armistice between
two facUone of rival r Chicago
gangsters fighting for control of
gambling -and bootlegging did not
rfntar the colice today from con
tinuing their war against both
tactions. i ? v
f More than fifty men arrested
last night' when squads of detec
tives invading the boxing match!
at the coliseum la search of gang
suspects, ; were in Jail today and
were likely , to remain there until
Monday despite strenuous efforts
of some ot them to gain their lib
erty. - ,
The police said they would give
all the alleged gangsters a "chance
to cool oft" and did not Intend to
book any of thenuuntil the first of
the -week Unless it became neces
sary to do so to hold them la cus-
tndv. '- -Vv :
Whlla the reports of the armia
tiM, -were being broadcast, the
ulet of the past two weeks, the
target in each case being a gam-
bllnff house. Police wereatiempi
ing toc termlne whether the
bomti J" vere the result ot gang
warfare! r lsbor troubles.
GnEAiER VALUE BONDS
THAri ORIGINAL STOCKi
(Coatlaued from Page One
WEST ORANGE, N. J., Nov. 26
-(AP) The wizard ot West Or
ange was here last night and heard
himself as - others see and hear
him. , Thomas A. Edison, attend
lng the first showing of a talking
movie of his : recent, radio inter
view, sat back In his chair, watch
ing and listening, as the film
flashed his likeness 'on the screen
and as a ! radio - loudspeaker
changed Into words and sentences
the tiny lines Impressed on the
eelluloid by hia voice.
The picture was the work of the
General Electric company, which
showed It to the inventor In his
laboratory, r Only members of -the
Kitiaon tinuBAhold and . a " tew
friende were : present.
Sunday, November 27, '27
DINNER MENU
12 P. M I - I - - 1P. M. .
SPECaAL 75C PLATE
as
ilS. be otherwise possible, the
-ring that was not complete.!
.ally. The stock was not all
ribpJ. and the company never
ai the capital tnai was m-
Wc ICecp Your
; Driye la whh year battery-
ay Itturh 09 experts wi3
glsdly give It A taereeck
laspecdea If a repair Is
aseded, we tsll yea exactly
what It Is aad trhst it wi3
cost. Ajid we back ap gW
week with a guaraatee.
la.
Bait
COCKTAIL
Olympla Oyster. Shrimp or Fruit
. RKLJSH
Waters -?Criap Celery Sweet Pickle
CHARLIE E PARRISHS
PT3GB13TTTJBE
SALE
1 " T Ilondajr, Nov 2S -120 P. 1L .
565 South 21st
nA table, 41
1 talS A,
ase rars. t'
i 2S IkwaCk
Cream ot Tomato Soup
Cranberry Salad
1 . ENTREE
Country Baked Chicken with Dressing
Roast Leg of Lamb and Jelly -
Baked Virginia Ham with Candied Sweet Potatoes
Steamed Young Hen with Home Made Noodles
: Rare Roast Sirloin of Beet Brown Gravy
s ' t VEGETABLES -
Snow Flake Potatoes
Fried Parsnl
Plum Pudding
Tea
' DESSERT
Jello and Cream
i Coffee
Milk
Ice Cream
50c DINNER 50c
Cream of Tomato Soup -:,
. :: i Cranberry Salad rr
K-X'f :' -i ' 'r. :: T 1 " I ENTREE ;-'' : W-" X',
Chicken Fricasse wfth Egg Noodles .
Roast Leg ot Pork with Apple Sauce 4 v v ;.
- American Pot Roast with Sage Dressing .. , - ;, ; -
Special Vegetable Plate - Poached Egg
. . Chicken Wings and Giblets In Cream on Toast
Mashe Potatoes
" Plum Pudding;
Te
Coffee :
Fried Parsnips
Jello and Cream'' " -
MUk .;
SPECIAL TO ORDER
SALADS
v ainlnsr room enlte, eonstsflwg efs
itrA hmlr. Irtrilet. las geed as new);
mbtftcf xug 1 VHat Ax. rag, t new Fahee lall teR
ifMm. ated beds fesentate- steal and eoU aptfep
ST eettenrrts'V'eak 1 asaxxy awer bridge lesaay 1
WPameiU drephsad sewing aaehtae, A-1):1 flats zeW 1
tacary table, gflleen phenagrapau X t-beaswr efl stave. 1 htee rnstiu
el trT Fire-place eeel aaa weed heats (Qae steer)i IS smns- Oosaaw
tag m breomz, etoedar efl fW mess, Jagaaese teapots,
eirii home enxeA frntt. I eVas fruit Jars, desks, eootda adeaeCs,
garieii teela, aad ejaejatity ether; techy amah tab, hoSer. elothe.
batlet, 1 U-U rifle, geed shape; g passings temriag ear a A-l
oendlden, aad many ether thtaga, t-
DONTT atlSS tTXIXS BALK ;
NO 2tSSX2tVS
at Stt Be. SlsS
H. V. WOODBY Cs BOlT, Auctioneers
Rite Dews Tswn Cash far seed furniture- Agents for Lang stoves
271 North Commercial St. Phene TS
Nstet tang stoves are used exclusively in tl per eeai ef West's
Xamber Camps. "
" M
V
YouMl
find every
toy that
any child
ha s e v e t
wanted will
be found in our ,
enlarged toy sec
tion, t And youH
find the toys of
that sturdy, lasting
quality which can" .
withstand an unbe
lievable amount of
rough use. " Make your
selections here and make
them early. N
" wl
J
Note These Values!
Combination ..6ee -
Head Lettuce , ..25C
Sliced Tomato 20c
Crab or Shrimp
Tuna Fish . . . . .
Fruit Saladj i 60c
....... I Oe
...... BUC
MEATS AND FISH
VIOH; BR03.
Trade v at i Cgh -Phene 18U
-S ' O . J. S !
ten:;-
cf the bends via e soia
it'i ci-ju-t necea-"r to pa
p.nnn Rtok.' Vrwneh Fried Potatoes. .76e
PMiwr finrial Steak ; Chicken Fried. . " .65c
pfmu, Ririnin with French Fried Potatoes.. ........... .CSc
ninH stoAir with SAshcr At BacoB... . .i. . .
TinmA Made Sausaxe with Cream Gravy. . . ... .. . . , . 40c
Fried Eastern or Olympla' Oysters.i ; . . ..l. i60e
f)vtir Stew ...... . w ...... -. .....'.. ' . 50c
' rh fvBter- Cocktail. V. "' . . . .3 5c
Tr.ta Rrftth : - Mince - ADole - Home Made Pie 10c
, , , . (Drinks included with Meals) . ? - v
-. IW
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FOR
ns
J I I i
M fc- j t' ! I 1 Jill
lit'
Playing Phonograph
Byelo Dolls 13 Inch
Tool Cheats (complete) ,MnMiHM
Club Roadster t mimhmmm
til IriTi .................. , . .
Mechanical Hay Maker , . , . . . i .
Air imvu Airpune
. . . . . . . . .'f LOO
l.OO
l.OO
l.OO
1.00
LOO .
l.OO
iaeeeatee
l.OO
1.00
1.00
,. .OS
...l.oo
l.OO
Toe worm ana u. . raxxio oupe , ... 1 1 , t .
Piano (nine key) ........ c.
" American Flyer . t t t t '
Electrle Xmas Tree Lights . .
Garage and Two Cars ... .
Child's Kitchen Seta . . . . ,
Child's Disbes : . ,
- - . . - v
throws in ,....
Table Tennis . . ......
Kicking: Donkey .. '. '.
xianctas ennsrunc
Irons
Tinker-toys ..............
: Sewinz Seta " J . i I
LUUe Stoves
: . .......... ........ .'.'
Drama. i.i-iiif.?t??TTr'
' Top "'..;?"??
Staffed Animals y.iilX .t???V??
Tip-top Trvck .I J. . :tt???t!?I
? pil TrncK ....................-ttTTT?";
Dou Ileaos ; , . . . ....................... ... t ?
Camcs ..... .?$
, Balls
Coy Guns
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