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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, DEC. U, 1925
BKE IS NEARLY READY
qieni;i miiim: op jamauy
AtwiKtaiit Kinto l-'iiKtnrcr niitl
Comtfy .liultfo Human. Muko
IiiHvt'iiui. of Work
The now matt highway bridge
over- tho McKtmilo river nonr
Waltorvlllr, 16 in. Ion ran of Ku
ttono, will bo rcmly for traffic
about Junuury 15, nccordlnip lu
AHnlstnnt State Itrlilpe lnlneor
Pnxton nnd County Juilire Bar mud
Who inapcctcd the work on the
irurturo yea; onlay.
The- Union lirinVo company,
which ban the contract to erect the
bridge. It imtklnK good headway,
W wan utated. It takes the place
of the old wooden mruotur
Which ppanii the river a few hun
dred feet above and which has
hern known for years us Jlendrkks
bridge.
SAYS HUSBAND GAMBLES
2pks. MARGARET JEXSEX SUES
, J. A. JE.XSEX FOR DIVORCE
Mrs. Marpnrot E. Jensen filed
tult In circuit court yesterday
aKftlnat J. a. Jensen, seeking a di
vorce decree on the ground of
cruel and lnbumnn treatment,
i Mrs. Jensen alleges In her com
plaint that her husband four yean
ko began to gamble and to spend
his nights away from home much
to her humiliation, during the post
year has been keeping company
With other women.
She asks that she be declared
fcwner of certain land In Lane
county and that she be allowed to
resume her former name, Mirgitr
let KliEabeth Parkhurst. Brown.-H
and Brooke are her attorneys.
'tWO LICENSES ISSUED
CHRISTMAS RCSH HAS
i , J - : YE7T BKGUX
NOT
The. Christmas marriage license
xush at. the office of County Clerk
Bryson has not yet put in Its ap
pearance. If the annual rush is to
appear It will have to be today as
this Is Christmas eve.
;- Yesterday only two licenses were
Issued. The happy couples are as
follows:
i ;( Rollte Ross Syphers of Blachly
and Opal May Cox of Ooldson;
Allen B. Hamilton of Dexter and
.lietha Fullerton of Fall Creek.
MRS. ROACH BRINGS SUIT
DESERTION' IS ALLEGED
S,. DIVORCE COMPLAINT
IX
Mrs. Georgia L. Roach yesterday
tied her husband. 31 Ho A. Roach,
for'divorce. alleging desertion. She
seeks a- decree awarding her 1100
a. month alimony.
They were married in Lane county,-
June 2!, 1909. she says in her
complaint, and the act of deser
tion Is alleged to have taken place
August 24. 1924. Whitten Staf
ford is her attorney.
FUNERAL WILL BE TODAY
Services for Mrs. Alloc Mooro to
i Bo Held at 2 p. m.
. The funeral of Mrs. Alice J.
Moore,, who died at her home at
361 Twelfth avenue east early yes
fjn'jluy morning., will be held at the
'Innocent
Wot m eoRMrxcjc f
Mrs. C. A. Miller, of Oil City,
Pa., who is seeking a separation
from her aged and wealthy hus
band, emphatically denies that
Alys McCormick, prettiest girl
in Nebraska and known as the
'angel of mercy," is in any
way mixed in the case as previ
ously intimated. .
Veatch chapel nt 5 o'clock this af
ternoon with Rev, J. Franklin
Haas, pastor of the First Methodist
church, of which Mrs. Moore was a
member, officiating. Interment will
be In the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Mrs, Moore Is survived by her
widower. J. K. Moore, three sons,
a brother and a sister. The sons
are Dr. H. N. Moore of Bend;
French H. Moore, medical student
of Portland, and Joe A. Moore of
Eugene. The brother is Harvey F.
Hitchcock of Iola, Kansas, and the
sister is Mrs. L. R. Kink of Ster
ling, Nebraska.
NEW HIGHWAY PLANNED
OREGON' MAY TAKK PART IX
NEVADA EXPOSITION
(By The Associated Pre)
RENO. New. Dec. 23. Consid
eration is belnp given to the
building of a highway connecting
Nevada and Oregon and to Ore
gon's participation in the Nevada
transcontinental highway exposi
tion, accord mK to letters received
by Mayor Roberts of this city,
from Governor Walter M. Pierce
of Oregon.
The proposed highway would
link Nevada with the Oregon Trail
from Denio on the Oresron-Nevada
line throucrh southeastern Oregon.
It is being planned by the Ore
gon highway commission.
Pierce also noted, he said, with
satisfaction the postponement of
the Nevada exposition until 1927
and stated that in all probability
ho would recommend Oregon'
appropriation for a bull. ling to ftl
tumiy represent his mute.
ARCTIC TRIP IsTLANNED
KTEFANSNON TO TRY. ITdtiHT
OVF.U TOP OF WOIU.II
(lly Th Ao'ttitt'it lrtMi
NKW YOltK., lm S3. I'luits as
d siring and ambitious us any ever
made by men to conquer the Arctic
were outlmed today by YUhjulmu.
8tefan,4on in confirming reports
that n non-slop flight Is to he at
tempted next spring from Tolnt
1 tu r row, Alaska, over the top of thu
world to Spitxhergen,
The aviators will go Into the
Arctic carrying no provisions to
rely upon In cue of a forced land
ing, should disaster befall them
they will depend on their rifles for
food and will walk to the ncarcM
point of hind.
Instead of attempting to fiy
over the mathematical North Pole,
they will aim for the Inaccessible
Pole. miles from the center of
the North Pole and believed to bo
In the center of a huge Ice field.
If lniu Is discovered there. lafuns
son predicted It would become a
way station for trans-Polar fliers,
much as the Hawaiian Islands are
to be the Pacific, and of use In
"abolishing the Arctic."
AT TUB Til RATHE TODAY
Rex t.ait day: "Tli 1'rlrn of Pleat
tire." with Norman Kerry unit Virginia
Vatll, a goMen romance of a atiupstrl
unusual romance, a week or love and a
urprlr that brought hapr-tnesa; "Three
Vi Hoof." with the 'Ton of Fun"'
tmya; Kinograin News Event: J. Clltinn
Emmel In melodious melodie accom-
panyinr the picture on the or -ran.
l ruin it Monte Ulue and Patay Ruth
MlUer in "Hosan' Alley." with lieu
Turpin and Lou lee Faienda; Parllan
Nlvhla," with I.ou Teltegen and Eileen
HmmTttn; Raymond Griffith and
Hebe rtnniel In "Utile Mla Itluebeard."
'The Man Without a Conscience;" "It
I Marry Again," Rln-Tin-Tln lu "Below
the Line."
McDonald I.at dajrr Cerll It. Pe
Mllle present "The Wedding Song."
with Lea trice Joy and Robert Antes, In
& unique drama of lore and He amid
the languor of a tropical Isle, where a
woman plotted to gain In wealth, a matt
to win In love: Andy Qump comedy.
"Dynamited;" Frank D. C. Alexander,
fn musical settings to the picture on the
organ.
Comlnr Reginald Penny In "California
Straight Ahead;" two feature stage acts,
"A Christmas Fantasle," with 4Q "Tiny
Tots." Katherlne Irvin Stang and Santa
Claus (himself) and "Four Regular Fel
lows." a quartet of vocal and plan.)
soloist in a big time musical treat;
"The Phantom of th Opera." with Loo
Chaney. Mary Phllbln, Norman Kerry
and cast of S0S7 players; Adolphe Men
Jou In "The King of Main Street:" "Lord
Jim;" "The New Comamndment ;'
Douglas MacLean In George M- Cohan's
famous farce, "Seven Key to Bald pate."
Hrillg Association Vaudeville: "Along
Broadway" with Harry Rosier In
"Stolen Bits From Muntcal Hits;" Del-
nrtdge and Urmmer In "A Trip t
"PUie;" Parkl'ya' "Moving Silhou
ette;" Bruce and Juanlla Lake In Per-
wminration off. Nonsense;" Murray
iiruinrra, i ne Mounding Fnanrri
Oreronlan Review; Topic: Glen Tryi
In "Madame Sans Jan:" HHItg Conceit
Orchestra, playing "Tale From Hoff
man, oy j. orrenbach.
m1ng Jackie Coogan In "Old
v. lamca, iou i eiiegen. Alma Ruru-na.
Frank Keenan and Urg cnt In "Kast
Lynn;" "The Ancient Mariner;" Buck
Jones In "Durand of fjje Bd Lands "
neiilg midnight carnival New Var
"inm iifigets;- Hobert n. Man-t-ll
and rompa- (road show); Kolb and
.... ,.i ,mr u f vm- millAICnl COflt-
nTi. i.on i nnney and Norma Shearer
In "Tower of Lie."
CADETS NEEDED
s ii o i: m a k Kit won.n
t iu: si: M Mitr.it
IX.
Scarcity of Nuvitl Avhilom In
tilven . IttiMtm for AHkliijf
for Ad do I StutkiitM
(By The lalcd Freval
WASIIINOTttN, lec. 33. The
demmidn" of naval aviation alone
require an Increase In the number
of appoint oe to the naval acad
emy. Kotir Admiral W. K. Shoe-
maKer, ehtef of the ourcau of
navigation, wtld in his annual re
port to Secretary Wilbur.
Admiral Shoemaker urged thai
the present allotment of three ap
pointees to each representative and
senator be Increased to at leant
four, which ho ext limited would
make available between 700 and
7Mt officers for naval aviation,
while the t ruining of tin enuul
number of enlisted men as pilots
would bring the tidal estimated by
the bureau of aeronautics to be
necessary for carrying out Its
program.
Admiral Shoemaker does not be.
lleve In naval aviators remaining
permanently with that branch of
the service but holds they should
he assigned to other duties from
time to time, as "the avlalioii
problem technically as to tho
knowledge required is no more
specialized than the operation of
any other type nnd is even less
than the requirement lit some of
tho technical branches of tho line
in which specialisation Is not
necessary now."
The recommendation of last
year that the enlisted strength of
the navy be Increased to 96.000
was reiterated In the report and It
is pointed out that under last
year's appropriation tho present
authorized strength of SB. 000 had
to be reduced to $2,000 because of
Insufficient funds.
The past year saw a general Im
provement In tho character and ex
perience of navy personnel, the re
port said, with the number of of
ficers gradually increasing.
JAZZ CREATORS STIRRED
IMjACE IX OI'KKA XOT WANTED
BY KXI'OXEXTS .
christmas.
Greetings
' To our many Friends and
Patrons we extend our hear
tiest wishes for a joyous and
cheerful Christmas-Time.
JJRST
RATIONAL
"BANK
Eugene, Oregon
(ny The Associated Treu)
NKW YOKK. Dec. 23. The nug
gestton by Arturo HudnnEkl, Vien
nese conductor of the Metropolitan
Opera company, that Jaxx may yet
find a place as a dance form In
grand opera, has stirred creators
of Jazz.
They Insist that at least for the
present Jazx wants no place In the
Metropolitan. They even declare
that such a place would bo fatal
to Jnzx.
"The best way to ruin Jaz Is to
dress It up In an opera cape and
put it on the diamond horseshoe
of the Metropolitan." says Ted
Lewis, exponent of true jazx. The
other Jazz tat agree heartily with
Mr. I-ewls. They think Jaxa Justi
fies Itself, is , characteristic of
America and a highly developed
niusical form as it stands.
Twelve years ago Irving Herlln
determined to write a rng time
opera, hut since thnt time ho has
changed his mind. "I don't believe
now that any man ever will con
scientiously write a Jan opera." ho
said. "I do believe, however, that
some day great composition will be
written in jazz tempo.
"When that happens we will
have a true American opera. If
American composers write tho
opera In the standard foreign forma
it will not bo an American opera.
An American opera will have to be
In Jazz tempo, for Jazx la the only
true American musical expression."
was well known throughout this
section and for itiuuy years lived at
Hhvrwoud, Ore,
Man to lny for IMvnrco
ly The Associated Press)
MKDKOKO, Ore., leo. X3. A
court order signed Monday directs
llyman Huntley, acquitted of first
degree murder hist month, to pity
bis wife $100 for attorney's fees
lu her divorce action, Huntley was
accused of staying Jesso .hi in cm
(lltitm. in a quarrel over his al
leged attentions tn Mrs. Huntley
last September In tbU city, All the
parties Involved In tho legal slept
are well known In t'oos and
lioiiKhiM counties).
MACHINE GUNS PLACED
wru'oxs auk ixstai.i.kd at
nt ait: I'hisox
Otr Th. AMtx'l.l.tl l'r..
HAI.KM. Ol.. I 93, Tluxp
murium- iiiiim rnr u.o nl III" miiio
!Mnlttntlitry hnvo Imm-ii nwurotl
rrmii llK' Oii'Koii iwiihnml kiiiu'iI
llirmiKli ili'ortiv A. Whlin. iuDiiIiiiiI
Koni-rnl ami uro living limlulit'il nl
tlio prlmm,
Ono will li mmintPtl on I hit now
Klin nl tmvtr nt (he trout Kiiln In
t'oimnnnil tho fioul yiuil of llir
IiHkoii. mill tlic oihi'in wilt li
mouiiti'il on tho wiiIIm. wIumo tliry
will I'omnmnJ tho inilio Inni'i
ynril. "I holm thnt wo iln not Imvo nny
iKH'imlon to line thrni. lull thi'y lun
liolim lint tlim-e for im mnl will li
iiiittl If neoPiumry," iwilil Wiinlon J.
W. I.llllo. The stinrilii Hi" to 1p
trnliK'il In tliolr mionitlon tho mime
na ihry uro (rained In tho uau ut
pltilolH unit rtlli'K.
RECALL PLANS MADE
ACTIOX AT SIHKAXR HKsl'I.T
111' I.IQl Olt HAIDH
(llr Th. rr.M)
sruKA.vt:. Vh.. m: SJ.
Pri'imrittloiia wtiro mnrtfil here hy
nttorneyri eiitloyed tiy the Hpo
kmiv luuiril uf trade for I'lrvtilutlon
of rernll ielltlon for t'lmrlra W.
IledKer. coinmlaaloner of puhlio
MiTety. It wtia unliullnrrd by uffl
corM of tho orKiuiliulloii. roniioaed
of bunliieaa and rufeanlonnl men
of the city.
The ui-tlon followed federal rnldo
yeaierduy nnd todny In whli'h porno
30 ulU'Ked lliiuor Inw vlulntora wero
tiikeii Into I'tmtody on witrrnnta
fouinlod on evldelu-o K'ltllerod !'
InvenllKUtora for Ilia hoard of trade.
At tho aume time tho Kpoknne
Mliil.lerlnl naaoclullon. nt a apeclul
meetlnif toftny, tmiuied a resolution
declnrlni: for Ileilxer'a rernll nnd
offerlnir Ita co-operation with nny
other oritanltutlon with thai end In
view.
Itmllo 'nll Aii'itI
-ihr Th. amkuimI l'r...i
SEATTI.K. Dec 3J. KenrlnK
thnt n teleKrnm would not reneh
him aoon enouxh. Itoy W. Mllrhell.
Henttle. uaed KJH. locnl radio
hromli natliiR atntlon. to mil Joaeph
It.'. Mitchell, who Uvea JS mllva
from llend. Ore., to the bedalde of
hla dylnu mother. Joaeili wna
llUnliiB to KJH when tho rnll
rnme. It wna revenle! here In.t
nlKht. nnd took tho flrat I ruin to
amnio. He reni'heil hla dcMlliuillon
boforo lila mother died.
FORD FLIGHT RUMORED
MAXUFACTruKB MAY TltY
TRIP TO NORTH POIJi
' my Th, Auoclated TrOM)
NEW YORK. Dec. 23. Reporta
wero current tonlclit that Henry
Kord, who recently entered tho
nlrpluno mnnufacturlnK field la to
back a trnna- Polar non-atop nlr
plano flleht early in tho aprlnR
from Point Barrow, Alaska, to
8pltzherKcn. Although thoso
named in connection with tho
fllRht would not confirm tho ru
mor. It wan Klvon an appearance
of substnnco by tho departuro of
two of them for Detroit.
Tho fllRht, nccordlne to tho re
port, la holm? arranged by Vllhjnl
mar Btefanxaon, Dr. Iaalah How
man, director of tho Amorlcan
CeoKrnphlnal society; Coorgo Wll
klna. explorer nnd veteran of two
South Polo expeditions, and Mai
com Alexander Smith, an Alaskan
prospector, who Is 67 years old.
Wllklns and Smith left for Dotrolt
tonight.
Lane County News
(Continued from page eight)
SINGER ASKS $10,000
MOTION rilTI RK PRODL'CKK
srKD AT PORTLAND
A- .
(By The A,loclat,d Pre,,)
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 23.
Mm,. Hcliumann-llclnk. singer
has filed suit In the 111110 circuit
court here against J. J. Fleming,
a motion picture producor to re
cover 110, uou which sho claims
she advanced to aid him In pro
duc.ng nine five-reel pictures. Tho
contract for tho productions wus
declared to huvo been made In
Philadelphia in November, 11124.
Ferdinand Schumann - llelnk,
son of tho singer, appeared in
five uf tho photoplays produced
by Fleming at a studio near Port
land. Tho films wero shown
inoa.ly in New England states.
CHINESE CONFLICT SEEN
K.MiLISlI-AMERICAN TROUBLE
IS EXPECTED -
Otr Th, AR.uclRted Pr)
U1SULIN, Dec. 23. The com
munist newspaper Roto Fahnn,
(Red Flag) quotes Foreign Minis
ter Tchituhenn of Soviet Russia as
declaring ho foresaw a gruvo enn
fl.ct batween Knglnnd and Ameri
ca over Chlncsa policy, England's
attempt at commercial penotra
tlon of South America and tho
fight over rubber prices.
The real victor of tho world
war, ho continued, was America,
which now is "meddling In ull
world uffalrs."
Trnln Kills Fnrninr
Illy Tho AniMiciRUiil I'ro,,)
NHWUHlia, Oro., Doc, 23,
Peter N. Lundqulst, farmer of this
section, was Instantly killed this
morning, wnen ft southern i'aciric
trnln struck his automobile. The
accident occurred nt a crossing one
mllo south of town. Lundrtilst was
op his way to Portland markets,
mouth. Is homo apenillng tho hol
idays with her pnrcnia. Mr. 11 ml
lira. C. ii. Jcnnlnga, with her two
small children.
The community Christmas tree
nnd program wit bo held nt tho
church hero Thursday evening.
Mr. und Mrs. II. 1. Ijind made a
trip to Cottago Urove Monduy.
Mrs. Glenn Jennlnga und faintly
nnd Mlsa Florence I.and und Louis
Dodge made a trip to Kugene Tues
day. Rev. Miles Pitcher of Star
preached ut tho church here Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Zlnla Doollttlo and Mrs.
Puui Chapman will he nt the
homo of their mother. Mra. Grant
Ualos during tho holidays.
Johnnlo Hchroyer ot Colorado
arrived ut tho homo of hla mother,
Mrs. Schroyor ono day Inst week.
Mills and camps' here huvo bcon
closed till after tho holidays.
WE.VDLING PKRSONAIX
Mt.sl.t.r Lane County Hicll)
, WKNDLINO, Ore., Doc. 23.
Miss Tholma Scolt wns nt homo
from Eugene over tho week-end.
Mr. und Mrs. Harold Harney are
enjoying a visit from Mr. Harney's
sister, Mrs. Grace Johnson nnd son
Ijiwrenco and daughter Flora of
Spokuno, Wash.
W, ii. Scon was In Eugcno Mon
dny. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Scott spont
Wednosduy In Eugeno.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barney and
children Hilly. Grace and Edgar
und Mrs. Grace Johnson and aun
Lawrence and daughter Flora
siient Thursduy evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. U. Car
ter. Afrs. Arietta Adams and son
Clark were shopping In Eugene
Monday.
Charles Neet Injured on eye
last week while making hup poles.
He Is bettor now.
Mr. und Mrs. Gibson and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Don Juck-
son nnd son Wilson spont Sunday
111 uio ran uroaK community.
Tho Unity school is dlsmlssad
until after tho holidays. Thoy hail
a (Jhrlslmas trco Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. IJ. is. Carter nnd
daughter Tlralma and U. F. Verduo
wero Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. und Mrs. Olio Nuct ut Full
Crock.
, LIHFRTY PF.RKONAIiH
(ItoslKtT L,n County Hp.L'1.1)
UUkiltTY, Oro., Doc, 22. Mr.
and Mrs. Bib Duvlson und children-
culled on Mr, and Mrs. Dug
Itichnrdson Saturday.
John Malletta delivered a veal
to Junction City Monduy.
N. O. Iiuitgren and Chnmn
Smith woro Junction City callers
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lnulo Knobln and
children woro Eugona visitors Sul-
urdny.-
Mrs. John Ulalr motnrort to
Junction Clly Monday accom
panied by her daughter Merle.
Fred isenscnniiut was a visitor
af tho home of John lllalr Sunday.
Lester Hrnlin and c. R, Ilrochl-
bill wero Junction Clly business
callers Monday,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frod Chano nnd
(laughter Mary Lou culled on Mr.
and Mrs, Cliai'los Mallotto Monday
aflornnon. -
Nndlno Nulf, who lins been In
Junction City for some tlmo, Is
now at' homo.
Tho Llhorty nnn Pionenr schools
will close Wednesday anil will
have vacation until January 4.
ac. ssl 1
iSHp a Super-Zenith
Down the Chimney!
No gift you enn make gives promise of such con.
tinuous delight as n Super-Zenith.
It mrnns the finest entertninmrnt r..r L..n. r
..... ,,ul ,(uril
and guests not only on Christmas day but every
day of th year.
Radio is no longer a luxury; it's n necessity, it
opens tho world to you. And anything less thun
the best that can be made is false economy.
Let us demonstrate the clear, sweet tone of the
Super-Zenitfi, its extraordinary power- in your
own homo. ' No obligation. Simply tell us when
tnu wncrc.
EUGENE MUSIC SHOP
1038 Willnmetlo Street
McDonald Theatre Building
ADI0
b Costs More
but Does Mora!
F.lcctric Irons $2.95
Klcrlric Hiattr $4.00
Kltrtrio Waffle Irons-. $8.75
Pencil Slwiririicr $1.10
Hearth iritltrs. 25c to $1.00
Hip; Hen Alarm Clocks $3.25
Knife Sharpeners 25c
Oil Heaters $8-25
Christinas Tree Klec-
tric I.inht Sets $1 to $1.50
Ilijjh (Ir.ule Hatnl Saw
for Hoys - $2.25
"niilli iimiaai i iritr-Tn '
EVEREADY
FLASHLIGHTS
65c to $3.50
FAMILY SCALES
, $1.75 and $2.25
SCOOTERS
Six inch tlisc wheels ' with
ruhher tires
Price $1.40
Larger Sizes
$3.65 to $6.50
ALUMINUMWARC
Makes a useful and most nt
ceptahlc gift.
Rice Boilers, 2 qt. sizc....$1.00
Sauce I'nns, 4 qt. size 60c
Convex Coveretl Sauce
Pans, 4 qt. ni.c 80c
Tea-hall Tea Pots $1.50
Sink Drainers 40c
Mixing Howls, 10 inch size 70c
Handled Colanders $1.10
Universal Pocket
Knives SOctoJKSI
Roller Skates.. $1.75 to$Z2S
Andirons $2.35 to $11.00
Folding Fire
Screens $4.25 to$15.IO
Fire Scls $4.S0to$Ji0
Lunch Kits with Ther
mos Hnitlc $liS
Hlue Hcllc Polishing
Mops tk
Hart lien Tea
Pots 35c to $2.00
Child's Electric Kanp;c..$6JS
Waffle Irons $1.75
VACUUM BOTTLES
Pint Size, $1.25
SPECIAL
. For Thursday and
Saturday ,
Mciro Convex Covered Keltic.
The finest aluminum. 4 quart
size.
Special Price 89c
A
COASTER WAGONS
size for every hnx. Disc
wheels nml ruhher tired.
Prices $2.75 to $7.25
A pretty decorated Dinner J5ct
will fit in nicely wilh many.
Prices $6.65 to $42.75
CASSEROLES
Pyrcx with nickeled brass
frames.
$2.30 to $4.60
WISS SCISSORS AND
SHEARS
Evcrv rrnir L'tiarantecil to m
Prefect.
Prices uc io f"v"
160 NINTH AVE. EAST
wiin a luad of chickens. Lundqulst