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♦
4
♦
ASHLAND CLIMATE, without ♦
the aid of medicine, cures nine Q
cases out of ten of asthma.
T his is a proven fact.
<®> <8*
VOLUME
3
A shland D aily T idings
43)
STRIKE NOT TO DELAY
MOVEMENT OF GRAIN
IN
No. 288
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. 1922
Summer Homes at Macatawa Beach Go Up in Smoke
FRIEND OF PRESIDENT WINS
NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 9.— Colonel
Thom pson, a close friend of P resi
d en t H arding, won out over a field
of nine fo r. th e rep u b lican g u b ern a
to rial nom ination a t y esterd ay ’s p ri
m ary election.
His plu rality may
reach 70,000.
S enator Pom erene. dem ocrat, and
g C ongressm an Fess, republican, were
S3 renom inated.
SPOKANE. W ash., Aug.
9 —
M ovement of g rain crops in t h e ,
n o rth w est will not be ham pered by j
thje railw ay strik e , divisional o ffl-|
cers of tra n sc o n tin en ta l lines here
have announced. They a sse rt th a t |
shop crew s in the region a re tu rn in g
o u t practically the norm al am ount I
of w ork, and keeping thé rolling ;
stock in condition.
ARREST OF TWO
JOY - RIDING
OF
YOUTHFUL
QUARTET ENDS IN THE
HOOHGOW
PERSONAL MESSAGE WILL
ASK CONGRESS TO GIVE
IT POWER
President Has Reached End of Rope|
And Must Have Legislative Sup
port in Enforcing Labor Board'
Decisions, or Taking Over Roads.
•
♦
♦
•
(International News Wiffe Service
(Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, VoL
NOT SANCTION
GENERAL STRIKE
♦ MA LA R I/ GERMS cannot sur-
♦ vlve three months in the rich
ozone at Aihland. The pure do-
♦ mestic water helps.
Two Young Girls, After Arrest, Are
Quartered in Hotel and Then Skip
Out, Rut Hoy Companions Spend
N Ight Behind Bars.
ANO PARIV 10 BE
George Ball, E. Lee, and E sth er
and Merle Sm ith, a ll of M edford,
Scene during the conflagration which recently destroyed thirty cottages at M acatawa Beach. a well-known
were a rre ste d last night ab o u t 11
Michigan resort where many Chicago fam ilies spend the summer. At the left Hre some of the ‘’refugees” encamped
o
’clock on E ast Main stre e t, for be
on the sand.
An exceptionally good program
com ing too h ilarious, and th e two
A te n ta tiv e schedule for Vice-
has been prepared for th e th ird of
boys w ere locked up for th e night.
P resid en t and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge
th e series of band concerts which
,
The girls were taken to th e A shland
over the S o uthern Pacific lines has
will be held in L ith ia park tom orrow i
,
A BASEBALL RESULTS TODAY
.
i hotel, w here a room was procured
been m ade out, and according to '
night
a
t
8
o’clock,
under
th
e
d
i
r
e
r
-
,
„
«
♦
to r them , and they were left for the
present plans, they will a rriv e in
to
rsh
ip
of
Carl
Loveland.
These
c
o
n
-‘
National Ia*ague
A shland on S aturday m orning, Aug-j
certs a re grow ing in popularity, and
At
Brooklyn
5; Chicago 6.
ust 12, on tra in n um ber 12. T his!
They registered as being from San
a big atten d an ce is looked for, when F rancisco, alth o u g h it is known th a t
At New York 2; C incinnati 3.
tra in is due in the depot a t 8 o ’clock
> th e follow ing program will be ren-
At Boston 5-5; St. Louis 0-6.
both girls live in M edford.
They
and is scheduled to m ake a 15 min-1
id e r e d :
American League
paid for th e ir room in th e hotel, but
ute stop, leaving a t 8:15.
1. M arch— “ The O utlook’’ . Jew ell
A t D etro it 3; New York 8.
! did not rem ain very long. As soon
The L ith ian s have tak en th e posi-'
Fox T rot— “ I W ish I K new ’’
At Chicago 3; P hilad elp h ia 4.
as they were assured th a t Officer
tion of host to the vice-presidential
....................................
Spencer
At Cleveland 7; Boston 3.
Jillson had left th e hotel, they de
p arty , and while it is n ot know n
! 3. M orceau C h aracteristic — ‘ The
Pacific Coast League
cam ped. and it is said secured some
w hat response will be received from
Dawn of Love” . . . . Bendix
(Y esterd ay ’s G am es)
m eans of gettin g to th eir home in
th e p arty in reg a rd to any plans
4. Fox T ro t— “The Sheik” . Snyder M edford. T hat they lived th ere was
At
P
o
rtla
n
d
2;
V
ernon
6.
I
th a t m ay be m ade, it has been
P RESIDENT ABANDONS HOPE OF 5 O verture— “ S incerity” . B arnard
COURT SWARMS WITH HOBOES
At S eattle 7; O akland 6.
a d m itted by th e boys in court this
th o u g h t possible to ta k e th e p arty
ENDING R. R. DEADLOCK
6 Fox T ro t— “ I W ant My M amm y” !
UNDER NEW RULING OF
At
San
Francisco
2;
Salt
Lake
7.
m orning, as was also the fact that
off the tra in a t H ornbrook and give;
BY CONCILIATION
DIST. ATTY.
......................................... Breau
A t Los Angeles 3; S acram ento 4
one of th e girls was 15 vears old,
them an auto trip over th e m ountain
W a l t z - “ By th e Old Ohio S hore"!
d lfae o th er
and th ro u g h th e valley, and this
Assurance Is Given By the Unions
Thirteen We»« in City Prison at One
E a r l.
The boys w ere taken before Jus-
plan will be w orked o u t, if it is
That At Present T heie W ill Be No g. March— “Semper F idelis” Sousa 1
Time This Morning, W hile Eight
| tice Gowdy th is m orning, and a fte r
found possible to do so.
Others Were G etting a Hearing
General Strike to Paralyze the 9. «‘The S tar Spangled B a n n e r”
hearing th e evidence, th e co urt de
Nation’s Industries.
----------------------------
Before the Police Justice.
cided th a t young Lee was not guilty,
and released him , but young Ball
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9. — Both
A p retty m ess has been stirre d up
did not fare so well, for the c o u rt
sides in the rail s trik e are now
in local pol'ce circles th a t is causing
deem ed th e evidence ag ain st him to
I m arking tim e in w hat is practically
Ju stic e of the Peace Gowdy consid
be sufficient, and th erefo re assessed
! a deadlock. P resid en t H arding has
e ra b le w ork w ith very little com
a fine of 525, which was paid.
ia p p a re n tly abandoned hope of en d
pensation, and th e ju stice wishes
It appears th e q u a rte t cam e to
STRIKING SHOPMEN ARE
th a t the old ru le of th e railro a d po
ing the s trik e by conciliatory m eas-
Ashland early in the evening, and.
ARRESTED HERE TODAY
' ures, and can only hope th a t condi-
lice was still in force.
though they w ere having lots of tun.
N early 50 m en have been b rought
i tions will not be become m ore ser-
nothing was th o u g h t of it u n til th eir
B. F. M ontgom ery and W. J. Ste
The to u rists in the a u to cam p are; ¡ous betw een this and next Tuesday,
before Ju stic e Gowdy in the last two
F ord stopped with them in fro n t of
p h e n s w ere a rre ste d th is m orning
or th re e days, by C. W. P rie st, «.he being reg ally e n te rta in ed each even-j wben he will go before congress w ith!
, th e m onum ent on th e Plaza, and
by Deputy S heriff B radshaw , a t th e ir
; S outhern Pacific officer.
H eretc- ing th is week. Dr. L indsay, the w e llja persOnal m essage asking th a t the
; they w ere unable to get it started .
hom es here and w ere released on
LONDON, Aug. 9.— A th re a te n e d fore, it has been the custom of th a t! know n physician and lec tu re r, has railw ay labor hoard be given th e j
SALEM,
Or.,
Aug.
9.—
The
form
er
¡T
heir actions were such th a t several
th e ir own recognizance, w ith in
collapse of the in te r allied indem - officer, when he grabbed a hobo! been in th e cam p for several days, power to enforce, its dec'sions.
Oregon telephone rate s will probably ' people were a ttra c te d by th eir ap-
s tru c tio n s to ap p e ar in Ju stic e T ay
nitv conference was narrow ly av ert- who was beating a tra in , to search and S u p erin ten d en t Doran has pre-
The situ a tio n in a n u tshell is th is:
be revived. R obert Duncan re c e n tly 1 paren t trouble and the loud talking
lo r’s c o u rt th is aftern o o n to g eth e r
ed today, when P rem ier T heunis, of him , ostensibly for concealed wea-1 vailed on him to m ake a sh o rt ad- The railro ad s point blank refuse to
filed su it in M ultnom ah county ask : of th e girls.
The car was finally
w ith F ra n k J. Fehige and Russell
Belgium, su b m itted conter propos- pons, hut when m oney was found, dress each evening a t 8:30 o’clock, put tb e m en t o work who have gone ing for cancellation of the old pub-1 s ta rte d , but stopped again in Jront
M iller, who w ere a rre ste d yesterday
als to replace the G erm an conditions the prisoner was m arched to th e . in connection w ith th e picture show. on at r jke> w ith a resto ratio n of th eir
lie service com m ission's ord er w h ic h ! of the re c o rd e rs office, and
evening by th e sam e officer. T hs
P re m ie r Poincare of tick et office and forced to disgorge!
T he general them e of these ad- seniority rig h ts unim paired, and the
created the present telephone rates, j s ta rte d with the assistance ol O lli-
m en a re charged w ith carry in g con tu rn e d in by
to the extent of the price of tra n s- dresses is, ' The Science of H ealth , shopm en, having rirst agreed to ac-
France.
The old comm ission filed an a n -(c e r W ertz, who gave them instruc-
cealed weapons.
The dan g er of deadlock, how ever, p o rtatio n to some point beyond Ash- and H appiness.” These sh o rt talk s CPp t th e proposals of P resid en t • sw er to the su it with th e intention j tions to get out of town. They drove
The m en a rre ste d a re all s trik in g
was not com pletely allayed. F ran ce land. Now th a t th is m ethod h a s j are gem s of wit and hum or as well
of fig h tin g it, but the new com m is-; east on Main s tre e t and the car catne
shopm en, and th e ir a rre s t grew out
is understood to be in sisting upon been tabooed by the county a tto r - la s good common sense.
reh earin g by the railw ay labor board
to a h a lt for th e th ird tim e in front
of som e tro u b le w ith strik e b re a k e rs
L ast evening Miss D orothy Poill, now refuse to stan d by the agree- sion today voted to w ithdraw the I
the right to sep arate action ag ain st ney, the resu lt has been th a t about
answ
er.
This
undoubtedly
will
r
e
-
|o
f the Colum bia hotel.
¡he offlcei
a few days ago.
G erm any, and the F ren ch already every hour d u rin g th e day, Officer of Eugene, sang two b eau tifu l solos. , niPnti th e term s of which would rte- suit in d e fa u lt of the suit, and the I arrived before they got it s ta ite d ,
have "sa n c tio n s” in m ind which in- P rie st has been b ringing a batch of Miss Poill is a tra in e d vocalist, and ceSgjtate th e abrogation of th e ir resto ratio n
of form er te le p h o n e ; and .he decided they would be able
elude the seizure of th e G erm an coal hoboes to court. This m orning at the audience was delighted w ith h er claim s for seniority rights.
^EM BEZZLING RANK T E L L E R
to handle the car b e tte r a fte r be'n g
rates.
On
.
of
tra te d the
one tim e th ere w ere 13 m en crow d-i s>ng ng. She has prom ised to sing;
One ray
of Hgbt
lig h t p pene
enetrated
HELD UNDER $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 BOND field s in th e R u h r basin.
locked up over night.
O ther to u rists have also, gi00m this m orning, and th a t was
ed into th e cage in the city hall, and again,
eight cases w ere being heard in prom ised to assist in th e program ,
word from the labor leaders, m ore
PORTLAND, Aug. 9.— W hile po
MISSING BALLOONIST TURNS
Dr. Lindsay b addresses will close p articu la rly
the
B rotherhood
of
lice and priv ate detectives w ere ex
court. If these men who a re a rr e s t
UP SAFE AND SOUND
ed and housed in th e city prison Sunday evening w itn the them e. Locom otive E ngineers and Firem en.
ten d in g th e ir search for J. C. Osler,
GENEVA. Aug 9.— R alph Honey
have to be fed by the city a t the reg- “ The Down-in'-touch B rotherhood of t jiaf they would not join in a general
m issing autom obile dealer, E a rl P a t
well, the m issing Am erican balloon-
s tr 'k e th a t w ould paralyze th e in
ulation price of 45 cents a m eal, t h e ; C hrist
terson. d e fa u ltin g te lle r of th e L um
, ist. In th e in te rn atio n a l race for the
d u stries of the country, u n til the
city has some financial problem on
berm ens T ru st com pany, who has
, Jam es Gordon B ennett cup. is re-
president had delivered his m essage
a d m itte d th e th e ft of $34,600 from
its hands.
1 ported safe. He landed near Tapio-
to congress.
A pparently th e re a re very few of
th e bank, appeared in police c o u rt
I biske, H ungary, having traveled ap-
y esterday and waived p relim inary
the m en a rre ste d who a re hoboes of
i proxtm ately 636 miles.
the old school, th e g re a te r p a rt of
hearin g .
He was ordered held to
222 ARRESTED FOR
T here is now only one balloonist
them being men who a re broke and,
th e s ta te grand ju ry u n d er bail bond
TRAFFIC LAW VIOLATION
! m issing, M. D um uyter.
Unofficial
according to th e various stories, en-
of $10.000. He was rem oved from
1 figures gives th e cup to th e Am eri-
PORTLAND, Aug. 9.— Two hun-
HALIFAX, N. S., Aug. 9.— The ‘ cans.
, deavoring to reach some point w here
th e city jail to the county jail d u ring
dred
and
tw
enty-tw
o
a
rre
sts
on
th
e
lig
h t c ru iser R aleigh, flagship of the
Mayor Lam kin th is m orning re- they may obtain w ork or have a job;
th e aftern o o n .
bridges last n ig h t w ere th e re su lt B ritish A tlantic squadron, en route
P a tte rso n still continues to su c k ceived a le tte r from John E. G ratke, w aiting for them . Of the e n tire 21
j of the increased vigilance of th e to H alifax, ran on the rocks in the
to th e story th a t he loaned all of who is a ssista n t chairm an of the cases handled th is m orning, only one
tra ffic officers.
On M onday and s tra its of Belle Isle d u rin g a dense
t i e stolen m oney to O sler fo r w hich P ortland 1925 exposition, to the ef- could be classed as a knight of the
F
rid
ay
nig
h
ts
for
the
next two weeks fog early th is m orning. She will be
he produced O sler’s personal no tes f ^ t th a t the Oregon E xposition C a r-; highw ay. T hree of th e n u m b er tried
The
prelim
in
aries
for
the
launch-
patrolm
en
a
re
to
be
statio n ed on a to ta l w reck, according to a wire-
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i a van, which leaves P o rtla n d for a had sufficien t funds to pay a fine,
The crew a re re-
to u r of th e state, on next S aturday, and w ere released w ith in stru ctio n s ; tng of th e w ork which is expected to the bridges to give wholesom e in- ]e88 m essage.
will be in A shland on F ridav, Aug- to keep clear of th e railro a d . T heI resu lt in the building of the M ount stru c tio n to m o to rists who violate ported safe.
ust 18.
and are planning to tak e o th ers were locked up u n til noon, A shland scenic highw ay, was given traffic ordinances.
The p redom inant offenses were
d in n er here, th eir a rriv a l being set when they w ere escorted to th e edge considerable im petus this m orning,
MRS. BILLIN RECOVERING;
for 5 o’clock p m
of tow n and told to keep m oving when C ouncilm en G. M. F ro st, J. L. driving w ith no tail light, only one
WILL IMPROVE DEW DROP INN
The m ayor suggested th a t a d in - down th e highw ay.
I H a m e r and C. H. Pierce went to ih e a d lig h t Or w ith high focus or
ner should be planned so as to c o n - ---------------------------- I Jacksonville and held a very satis-, b rig h t lig b ts.
I
I The m any friends of Mrs. Alvena
‘ factory conference w ith the county
pie it up w ith an out-door m eeting TWO MONTHS DROUGHT
1 B ullen, who has been ill for a m onth!
OREGON CITY, Or., Aug. 9.—
DAIRY MEETINGS TO
RECORD AT GARIBALDI court which ,wa8 ‘n «esslon
I in th e park, which it is hoped will
past,
will
be
pleased
to
learn
that'T
«be
execution of Russel) H ecker,
As a re s u lt of th e c o n fe re n ce ,;
BE HELD THIS WEEK
be atte n d ed by every official of the
th
e
little
lady
is
now
well
on
t
h
e
1
convicted
Ju ly 1 of the m u rd er of
J; dge G ard
n o u n ced
the! j The d a iry m eetings announced for way to recovery and will shortly be p rank B ow
| city, the school children and as big
GARIBA^ >Id
s ^ c e ' f o r n«embers
of in th er e an
county
co u rt th a w t ould
ker. P ortland m usician,
a tu rn -o u t of citizens as possible. Hobson, a resid e n t of t h s p l a c e for
T n esd av. th e the
week-end will he held seen a t h er usual post in the Dew and under sentence of death by
„
...
,
,
.,
, , v - oovq
onvs th n t h e h a s n e v e r come to A shland next Tuesday, the the com ing week-end will be held
W ash
\u g 8 P03 F u rth e r d etails of th e plans wHl
for the
42 years,
says
tn a t dry ne
nas
— D r°P Inn.
he know
n
such
a long
spell
fo r never
th is 15th. and would go over th e pro- , near A shland and M edford.
The
As soon as she is able t o . hanging Septem ber 22, has been
SPOKANE
reception
of
th
e
caravan
sibility th a t Cecil L enighen, aged 21,
. vear
Tt has been m ore
posed road up th e canyon of Ash- original plan of having an a ll-d a y , be ab out, she plans m aking some m -. passed upon by the suprem e c o n "
land creek. The p arty will be a e - ; picnic has been abandoned fo r th e provem ents to h er place of business, . by the g ran tin g of a certif cate ot
m ay be th e Cecil .B rittan who was m ade public as soon as com pleted
¡than two and a h alf m onths since a
com panied by S tate H ighw ay Engl- tim e being, on account of th e th re sh -, which with the daintiness of the per-, probable cause for an appeal by
kidnapped from th e Blue m ountains
i lain .
n e a r W alla W alla. 17 years ago, has RIRE DAXGER MAY DELAY
neer P aul R uyning, who will a c to m -’ ing which is keeping so m anv of the sOna^ service which has alw ays beeiv ju d g e Cam pbell. H ecker s a tto r n e js
o u u rt
: c h a ra c te ristic of th e Inn. will tend to haVe been given until Septem ber 5
s ta rte d a p riv ate in v estigation here
pany th e co
rt in an advisory capac-1 dairym en in th e field.
OPENING OF DEER SEASON CI.AIM LEATHER TARIFF MAY
to compile th eir bill of exceptions
One m eeting will be held at 2 ;™ ake it m ore a ttra c tiv e th an e
on th e p a rt of G. W . S ta rk , a friend
INCREASE COSTS MILLIONS ity. The p arty will be m et here by
on appeal.
of th e young men.
Both a re e m
m em bers of th e city council, who o’clock F rid a y aftern o o n a t the farm j
SALEM. Or., Aug. 9.— If the p res
of
Joe
Sanders
n
e
a
r
A
shland.
On
TW
ENTY
THOUSAND
L
I
\E
S
ployed in a local hotel.
ent drv w eather continues u n til
W ASHINGTON, Aug. 9.— The pro- will go w ith them on the to u r of
IS TOLL OF TYPHOON AGED MAN DROWNS WHEN
Cecil L enighen, who does not A ugust 20, it will he necessary for posed M cCum ber ta riff ra te s on inspection, which will probably prove S atu rd ay afternoon a t th e sam e
______
PINNED UNDER TRUCK
know th e id en tity of his p a re n ts, fits
b u n tin g season which op- hides and le a th e r will add $110,- a deciding fac to r as to th e feasibility hour, a m eeting will be held at the
county
fa
ir
grounds.
T
his
will
glvej
SHANGHAI.
China,
Aug.
9.—
'
PENDLETON,
Or.. Aug. 9 ._ W .
descrip tio n s of Cecil B rittan In color png
th a t dRt^ _n Oregon to be 000 000 t0 tb e m ericap public’s of th e project,
!
th
e
dairym
en
a
chance
to
inspect
th
e
Dam
age
of
30
billions
and
a
loss
of
E.
Brown,
affectionately
dubbed
of eyes, and h a ir, a scar under his postponed s ta te F o re ste r p . A. El- “ le a th e r bill.” S enator W alsh, dem-
¡g ro u n d s and buildings, a t the sam e 20.000 lives is the e stim ate of th e ‘D ad,” by all Pendleton, was drow n-
rlg h t eye, and his present age. S tark U ott sald (od{jy
Mr E n io tt sald o c ra t declared today In th e senate 16 SENTENCED TO DEATH FO R
CONSPIRING AGAINST SOVIET f n ie m eeting a t a cen tral location, ¡ravages of the typhoon which stru ck ed th is m o rning at 6 o ’clock ju st be-
Is try in g to reach Mrs. B r.tta n , who
an e as^ wind for 48 hours in opening an a tta c k on th a t sched-
__
MOSCOW, Aug. 9-— Sixteen social
All dairym en should m ake
It a Swatow, accord'ng to a dispatch re- low B a rn h a rt, when th e truck in
ia said to be at Soap L ake, to h a \e wouJd cause present fires to become ule. S enator W alsh said th _ a t the
as" d is a s t^ n s * ^ 'those* of 7 9 1 0 ? " “if proposed “ d u tie s ’ w ould "increa'se th e rev o lu tio n aries, charged w ith con- point to ta k e in a t lea st oe of these ceived by the Shanghai cham ber of which he and F ran k Beckwith J r.
h e r seen L enighan.
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th e h u n tin g season is postponed, it cost of shoes, boots harn ess and sad-j spiring ag ain st th e soviet govern- m eetings.
P ro fesso r F itts will be com m erce.
were r ding to work, overtu rn ed ,
W a .d n o r t- N e w steel b rid g e to be will be by proclam ation of the gov- dlery a rticle s “ fo r th e benefit of a m ent and th e lives of soviet officials, down fro m the college and a very
The typhoon raged several d a y s ., pinning th e aged m an ,n the w ater.
W aldport New te
s
__ *___ h av e been sentenced to death.
w orthw hile mAatinsr w ill be held. I acrom nanied bv to rre n tia l rains.
Beckwith escaped Injury.
few packers.
ernor.
I
•erected over Scott creak.
I
1
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.— P re si
dent H ard in g will go before congress-
next week to deliver in person th e |
executive m essage dealing w ith the
grave in d u stria l situ a tio n now con-[
fro n tin g the country, due to the
com bined rail and coal strik es.
I t was w ith th is in m ind th a t the
p resident notified p arty leaders of
his desire to have a full congress a s
sem bled by Tuesday and ready for
action. He is convinced th a t th e ex
ecutive branch of the governm ent
has about reached the end of its rope
in dealing w ith the t w n t ie ups,
and he w ants to be assured of legis
lative su p p o rt in fu rth e r moves.
It is believed th a t P resid en t Hard>-
ing will ask congress for a u th o rity
to sci~e those railro a d s which are
unable to discharge th e ir public ob
lig ations and for power to compel
opei: tion of a sufficient num ber of
coal m ines to in su re th e country
a g ain st freezing.
An am endm ent to th e Esch-Cum -
m ins tra n sp o rta tio n act will un
doubtedly he asked, in o rd er to give
te e th to the decisions of the railw ay
lab o r board, th a t is now w ithout
pow er to enforce its decisions.
JUSTICE GOWDY
KEPT ON J
BY S. P. POLICE
COLLAPSE OF
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THREATENED
TEETH PUT
AUTO CAMP
INSPECT MOUNT
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RATES LIKElY IO
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AT BELLE ISLE
STAYED BY APPEAL