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GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
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Protest to Korrell
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1028
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IIAS B E N E F IT PA R TY
A big '49 p arty and in d u stria l
celebration is being held th is week,
ending S aturday night, at the beau
tiful building of M ultnom ah Camp
No. 77 Woodmen of th e W orld at
E ast Sixth and A lder in P o rtlan d .
This will be for th e benefit of th e
cam p's relief fund, th ro u g h w hich
needy m em bers a re aided during
sickness or distress.
The decorations and attra c tio n s
will be in keeping w ith the typical
w estern tow n of '49, and will be a
source of m uch m errim ent. T h ere
w ill be a kangaroo court, w re st
ling m atches and o th er gam es, and
booths of all kinds.
M ultnom ah Camp
has m any
m em bers in the G resham te rrito ry
who will atten d th e celebration,
w hich is also in honor of th e 37th
an n iv ersary of th e organization.
4th Cooking School
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
Coming Events
F riday E vening, Feb. 17.—F a ir- I
view gran g e card party.
I t.00 Per Year
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Yields Game to Hill GRESHAM
TEMPLE
Is Still Uncertain
SE R V IC E S ANNOUNCED
T he G resham G range, in re g u la r
The housew ives of G resham and
(By Benj. H. Davies)
W anted, a suitable location
F riday Evening, Feb. 17.—Camp
vicinity w ill be delighted to know
session last S aturday, passed re so
for th e Shell Oil com pany’s
Playing ag a in st overw helm ing i P reaching services a t th e U nde
F
ire
girls
poverty
party
at
O
rient
th
a
t
arran
g
e
m
en
ts
have
been
m
ade
lutions protestin g ag a in st th e pro
sto rag e plant. Must be along
| odds K ru g er's hereto fo re u nbeaten ' nom inational tem ple will be held
for th e fo u rth an n u al free cooking grade school.
the electric line and
far
posed ap propriation by congress of
school to be held u nder th e a u s
bas-
q
u
in
tet
lost
T
uesday
n
ig
h
t's
gam
e
Sunday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock
and
enough removed from r e s i
Friday, Feb. 17.—G. U. H. S.
a v ast sum of money to eiitarge th e
pices of th e G resham Outlook at
j
to
Hill
M
ilitary
academ
y's
su
p
er
dence p roperty to not be re
in the evening beginning at 7:30.
the M ethodist ch u rch on Tuesdays ketb all team to Corbett.
naval program of the country. It
m on strated again st as a m en
squad by a 37-10 score.
T he p asto r, th e Rev. S. F. Pitts,
and T hursdays, F eb ru ary 28, M arch
w as believed th a t the act would
Friday, Feb. 17.—Rockwood P.-T. ! The locals scored first w ith
ace or a cau se of depreciation
1, 6 and 8.
will
preach.
Sunday
school
will
be
to p roperty values.
silver tea a t school- !
ag g ra v ate trouble ra th e r th an de
Rose B artlett, who has m ade association
Okuda
behind
th
e
ball.
F
u
rth
e
r
held
at
10
a.
m.
T he location of the Shell Oil
te r w ar, and th a t the cost w ould be
h erself
p opular w ith G resham house.
i p ro g ress by Union high was block-
P ray er m eeting will be held on sto rag e tan k s and d istrib u tin g
housekeepers by her seem ingly u n
an unnecessary addition to an a l
F riday Evening, Feb. 17.—Lec- I ed in th is q u a rte r by H ill's perfect
T uesday evening and young peo p lan t for th is te rrito ry has be
lim ited fund of advice along culi- j tu re by Dr. J. B. H orner Sandy
read y overburdened people.
j m achine w ork. McKy, 208-pouud ple's Bible study on F rid ay evening. come a problem since th e p resen
n ary lines, will d em o n strate the high school auditorium .
T he g range had an in te re stin g
latest m ethods of m odern cookery.
m arvel of accu rate shooting, sup All are invited to atten d th ese s e r tation to the council on W ednesday
p ro g ram for th e day. T he first
Mrs. B a rtle tt is employed by th e
S atu rd ay Evening. Feb. 18.—Jazz ported by crack team m ates located
vices.
night of a rem o n stran ce signed by
P o rtlan d Gas & Coke com pany as dance a t P. W. L. A. hall, S pring-
and second degrees w ere conferred
i the hoop six tim es from the field
The opening service at P o rtlan d m any p roperty ow ners and resi
home
service
director.
dale.
on candidates a t th e m orning se s
| and once from the foul line. S quire last Sunday evening was w ell a t dents In th e vicinity of th e pro
No en ro llm en t is necessary to se
sion. In th e afternoon a public in
Monday E vening, Feb. 20.—Cafe set G resham fo rw ard two points
cu re the advantages of th e four-
tended and a goodly num ber id en ti posed location e a st of th e Beaver
te
ria
su
p
p
er
and
program
by
,
sta lla tio n of officers was held by
day session of th e classes, b ut it is
w ise to p lan th e housew ork and S p ringdale P.-T. A. in schoolhouse. *eBV*nk thia q u a rte r w ith Hill 13-4 fied them selves as w ishing to Join S tate m otor factory.
Mrs. Jessie M illar. The p re se n ta
T h ree foul shots m arked G resh In the new w ork there. T he m eet
o th er hom e affairs so as to be on
T he com pany had acquired a
tion of th e provision of th e Mc-
Tuesday Evening. Feb. 2 1 .-5 0 0 am .a
f
,nta f
h
hand ea rly for a good seat. The p arty
ings th e re will be held Sunday sm all irre g u la r tra c t north of Divi
, auspices O. E. S., M asonic!
N ary-H augen bill by D. E. Tow le
first g ath erin g of th e school w ill be ha ll
' m ilitary in th e follow ing q u arte r, m ornings at 11 o'clock hereafter.
sion street and several blocks w est
w as thorough and interesting. T he WOMEN' GIVE PL E D G E
on T uesday afternoou, F eb ru ary 28,
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j w ith G resh am 's m ore effectively
of Main stree t, w here th e old por
OF DRY S U P P O R T a t 2:30 sharp.
te x t of the resolution w hich w as
T uesday Evening, Feb. 21.—E van- , guarding. A lthough th e home team LENTEN SERVICES
tion of the Section Line road ap
w ired to R epresentative K orrell is
M rsC F V ^ b re ch ?Cla' *“ h° me ° ‘ | U8e<1 every 8tratPKy hnown to the
T hose attend in g the N ational LEGION (ARD PARTY
BEING PLANNED proaches th e P. E p. com pany's
as follow s:
W. C. T. U. conference held at P o rt
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i gam e little headw ay could be m ade
VOTED GREAT SUCCESS
rig h t of way. W ork had com menced
W hereas, congress is about to
Services a t
the
Evangelical
W ednesday. Feb. 22.—Benefit din- ag ain st th e heavier team and the
on th e ground In prep aratio n for
consider an enorm ous a p p ro p ria land on T uesday and W ednesday,
T he A m erican Legion and A uxili ner F airview P aren t-T each er asso beginning of th e second half saw church will be held Sunday at 11
tion in order to possess the la rg e st rep o rt m ost profitable and e n th u
th e plant, and m aterial w as being
ary card p arty given T uesday eve ciation.
siastic m eetings.
navy in the w orld, and,
the em bryo so ld iers ahead 7-3. a. in. T he serm on topic w ill be, assem bled. T he tra c t Is in the city
Blind
B eggar.”
W hereas, rec en tly in his an n u a l
It w as unanim ously resolved by ning at th e W alter M etzger Buick
F riday E vening. Feb. 24.—Bea From th is point th e local defense "B artim eus— A
lim its.
m essage the presid en t stated th a t th e conference to subm it th e fo l salesroom was an unprecedented verton b ask etb all team to G resham
This will be a p re-len ten service
weukened.
Okuda
haviug
in
ju
red
The com pany's rep resen tativ es
o u r navy w as surpassed by none
low ing plank to political p a rtie s: success. More th an 175 persons Union high school.
his w rist in a fall tak en in an ef which will be of help to th e se ri had applied to th e council for a
and.
ous-m
inded
w
orshipper
in
p
re
p
a
r
w
ere
p
rese
n
t
to
enjoy
th
e
p
ro
g
re
s
"W e pledge o urselves to c a rry
W hereas, we feel th a t it would
perm it w hich w as granted on Feb
F rid ay Evening, Feb. 24.—L u th er fort to secu re the ball in m id-air,
ag g rav ate trouble, ra th e r th a n de out th e provisions of th e n ational sive brjdge and 500 card gam es, 40 L eague program a t home of Lew is w ent to the bench. H ill surged ing for the lenten season which ru a ry 1. T his w as probably a fo r
te r w ar and,
prohibition act, to place en fo rce tab les of w hich w ere played. Noth Berg.
forw ard and d u rin g th e final q u a r will begin on W ashington's b irth m ality as it is said the city has no
W hereas, we a re alread y ov er m ent in the hands of its undoubted ing like th e splendid tu rn o u t w as
day. Beginning w ith Sunday eve
burdened w ith taxes, be it
friends ,and to su p p o rt such other
ordinance reg u latin g the location
F rid ay E vening, Feb. 24.—T ro u t te r kept th e scrap p y locals from
w inning. Hill gained 11 points in ning, F eb ru ary 26. special lenten of such a p lant, providing It does
Resolved, th a t G resham G range legislation as may be n ecessary to an ticip ated and th e event from a dale O. E. S. card party.
services will be held In the church
in re g u la r session th is 11th day of secure full benefit of th e p ro h ib i social stan d p o in t alone is o u t
th is clash.
not become a fire hazard.
F eb ru ary, 1928, p ro test ag a in st th e tion law .”
F riday Evening. Feb. 24.—B irth
standing.
at 8 o'clock. All people iu the
T
he
lineup
follow
s:
Among the objectors are E lton
M
embers
of
G
resham
Union
in
tw o and a half billion dollar naval
com m unity not atten d in g church
F irs t honors in 500 w ere a w a rd day social a t B aptist church.
Gresham 10
Kill 37
E astm an, Claud, E lvis and Loda
program , and urge our re p re se n ta atten d an ce w ere Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ;
elsew here a re cordially Invited to
S atu rd ay E vening, Feb. 25.—B as Okuda
tiv es to use th eir influence a g a in st Honey, M esdames W. F. Honey, H. ed Mrs. C. E. Johnson and Leslie
Stockton, W. J. Cooper, F ra n k
our services.
St. C lair, and in bridge to Mrs. E. k et social H illsview schoolhouse.
th e m easure.
H am lin, Roger Neweombe, W. R.
S. Clow, F ran k Peak, C. O. H o rn G ilberson and B urten W alrad. The
Squire ( 3 ) . . . .
S atu rd ay A fternoon, Feb. 25.— Katterstrom ( l ) . . . g .......................... I,nos
Becker and A. McManus, w hose
ing,
B.
W.
Em
ery,
E.
B.
K
irkw
ood,
i
BOOK
OP
JOSHUA
gifts
for
th
e
ladies
w
ere
n
ests
of
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
G rade school d istric t bond election. Timmerman .‘. . . . g ...................... (3) Coo
residences
a re a short distan ce
H attie Wolfe, M. J. A llshouse, II. six m ixing bow ls and for th e gen-
TO PIC OE SERMON
Llndrnoth ..............s
from the oil com pany's trac t. More
Five high school seniors, E dna C. L arsen, W. T. H ensley, L. P -jtle m e n sm oking sets. Much cred it
F eb ru ary 24, 25 and 26.—W inter
Referee, Al. French.
B urlingam e, Mabel Sm ith, M argaret
in stitu te ,
G resham
M ethodist
Services In the B aptist . church th an 60 persons signed the demon-
St. Clair, L inden L unday and E u M anning, W. Beegle, C. G. E anch- i for (b jg a ffa | r m ust be given W alter church.
Loss of th is gam e blocks Union next Sunday will be held at the stran ce, muny of them fa rth e r re-
gene Davis, w ith a m em ber of th e er, Ja s. S terling, N. R. L andis, W. ; M etzger w'ho g enerously donated
Feb. 28, M arch 1-6-8.—G resham high's fu rth e r advance in the to u r reg u la r hours. The Bible school mbved from th e tra c t in 'q u e stio n ,
faculty, W. K. Gowan, left for C or J. Cooper, Geo. M etzger, M arian {]le uge of
am ple show room for
Outlook
free cooking school, Meth nam ent but w ere it to lose the b al will m eet a t 9:45 a. m. At the but who th in k th e presence of th e
v allis this m orning w here they w ill Johnson, and Alice Robinson, Miss
occasion
ance of the scheduled gam es an m orning church service the pastor yellow tan k s and buildings would
a tte n d today and tom orrow th e a n Maude A ldrich, Miss C ora G reen
A 8,m ilar p arty wU, be held a t odist church.
nual educational exposition w hich
enviable record has been alread y will conclude a series of serm ons dep reciate th e residence value of
the game p |aCe on W ednesday eve-
b e g a n T h u rs d a y evening at th e O re and Miss Elizabeth Johnson.
S atu rd ay E vening. March 1.— established.
on the first six books of the Old tlielr p r o p e r ty .
gon S tate college. T his event is
Senior class play, "Daddy Long
IGNTTION SPECIALISTS.
"*nB' Ma™h 21;„ * U pr° c« ‘<’8 ° f L egs”, Colum bian high school.
T he second teum lost the p relim T estam ent. T he topic for next
Follow ing th e council m eeting
planned each year in th e in te re sts
„„
these p arties will be used for the
in ary gam e to H ill's ju n io r squad Sunday m orning w ill be, “The on W ednesday night the com pany
of high school stud en ts who w ish
T hat s us. Bring your ca r h ere .
. ..
_
S atu rd ay , M arch 3.—Bake food 14-10, but, as in th e m ain go, w ere
to choose a college hom e in th e for any rep airs, ad ju stm e n ts or I ben‘‘flt ° f th e LeK‘° n and u au x '
Meaning and M essage of th e Book ceased w ork and on T hursday th e
sale, George D letl m eat m ark et.
p u rsu it of higher education.
p a rts for th e sta rte r, g en erato r, Ulary
opposed by life-sized players. The of Jo sh u a.” The young people's Shell com pany's representative, Mr.
T he cast has now been selected sw itches, w iring, lighting, etc. '
S atu rd ay E vening, M arch 3.— fans who saw th is gam e got a g rea t
m eeting u nder the leadership of K etcham . w as show n vurious oth er
for th e ju n io r class play, "T he Work done by an ex p ert and is pos Methodist (hoir Given Valentine P lea san t V alley gran g e leap year
th rill from w atching Jennings, W. K. Gowan will begin at 6:30. possible locutions by Mayor C leve
We c a rry a
H ouse of a T housand T h rills ”, itively guaranteed .
b ask et social and dance.
Treat
Barnes, N'ass and o th e rs in action. T he topic will be "H onoring the land.
w hich will be presented a t th e high 1 com plete line of ignition p arts.
Mrs. H. H. Ott en tertain ed the
S atu rd ay Evening, March 3—Two G reat stuff is seen in th is lineup
school gym nasium on th e evenings G resham G arage, phone 2391.
A site adjoining the Union Oil
Home." The subject of th e eve
of M arch 8 and 9.
, choir of th e M ethodist ch u rch F ri plays by E pw orth League, P lea san t for next y e a r’s squad.
plant in east G resham was Investi
New Footwear for Ladies.
ning
serm
on
will
be,
“G
etting
tfle
Home
M
ethodist
church.
T he baseball field is now being
day evening of la st week w ith a de
In th e final aw ard of m erits we R ight S ta rt.”
gated but it was found to he p ra c
The sp rin g 's sm a rte st slip p ers,
p u t into proper condition for the
at
T h u rsd ay Evening, M arch 8.— hope th e yell kings, Bill O tt and
an n u al diam ond contests, the com ! pumps and oxfords a t p opular lightful St. V alentine p a rty
tically inaccessible. A nother tra c t
plete schedule of w hich w ill be an , prices, $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95. Ayis- 1 w hich 20 w ere p resen t. Games were De Moss e n te rta in e rs at B aptist Ralph G uicksall, a re not forgotten.
HELPFUL DAY PLANNED viewed seemed to m eet the condi
w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv. I played, and solo num bers rendered church.
nounced later.
No one ever w orked h ard er for AT METHODIST CHURCH tions. It Is located east of the ca n
by Mrs. Mary Dodge and Dr. George
T h u rsd ay and F rid ay Evenings, victory th an Bill who directed
nery, close to th e electric line and
j M allett and a piano solo by Miss March 8 and 9.—Ju n io r class play cheer a fte r cheer for th e team .
The m orning serm on as a n Cleveland avenue. It is owned by
! D orothy Cooper. D ainty re fre sh G. U. H. S. gym nasium .
for next Sunday at the th e B erry G row ers P acking com
T onight the squad goes to C or nounced
M ethodist ch u rch will be on C h ris
m ents w ere served in w hich the
Evening
M arch 16.— b ett for a re tu rn game.
F riday
tianity in its relation to ord in ary , pany.
I hostess w as assisted by Mrs. Dodge, S o u th east c irc le dinner M ethodist
W hether serious objection would
everyday
living.
It is entitled,
; Miss H elen R ogers and Miss Amy ch u rch .
B aptist Young People Present “Open-Eyed C ham pions of Jesus." be m ade by p ro perty ow ners to the
Cooper. O thers p rese n t w ere Mr.
Be Moss Family.
T he service planned for the eve last m entioned location had not
and Mrs. J. E. G ates, Mr. and Mrs. | F riday Evening, March 16.—
ning hour will be quite out of the developed up to la st night and w hat
gran g e play.
A
m
erica's
m
ost
widely
known
Rockwood
Ja ck so n Jo n es, th e Rev. and Mrs.
and fam ous m usical fam ily, the ordinary. T he sto ry of the healing the oil com pany will decide to do
H. V. W ilhelm , Mr. and Mrs. H enry
S atu rd ay , March 17—M ultnomah De Moss e n te rta in e rs, w ill favor of B artim eus will be presented In
at
Rockwood the people of G resham and vicinity a lte rn a te story and song. T he la t ap p e ars u n certain . A few persona
S orensen ,Mr. and Mrs. J. H. S terl- j County
Council
school.
witli a high class m usical co n cert te r will be by both congregation gath ered at the city hall last night
ing, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R usher, I
T h u rsd ay evening, M arch 8, un- and choir and by soloists. T he or th in k in g the council would m eet
Mrs. E lsie Cogswell, Miss W inni- : W ednesday Evening, M arch 21.— Ion
der th e auspices of th e B ap tist ch e stra will again delight th e cou hut no m eeting w as held.
fred O sburn, Dr. George M allett [ A m erican Legion and A uxiliary Young P eople’s Union of th e Bethel gregation w ith th eir music.
The Sunday school a t 10 o'clock
and Dr. H. H. Ott.
card p arty at W alter M etzger sales- B aptist church. T he m em bers of
room.
th is w orld fam ous fam ily of m u offers o p portunity for Bible and W ELL KNOWN EDUCATOR
DIEN IN CORTLAND
sicians a re natives of Oregon. They c h a racter study th at no one can
Repair Driveways.
Im prove your radio reception have visited the p rin cip al cities of afford to m iss. T here a re classes
Now is th e tim e to re p a ir your
J. E. C alavan, m ore or less
drivew ays with cru sh ed rock or w ith a G eppert K leer Tone. We Europe, E ngland, C anada and the for everyone.
The topic for th e E pw orth known to resid en ts of G resham
road gravel. See W alrad & W right, have them J. E. M etzger, F ada & U nited S tates a num ber of tim es In
S te rw a rt-W a rn e r Radios.—Adv.
p resen tin g th eir m usical concerts. League, m eeting at 6:30, is "In His and vicinity th ro u g h hie varied
O resham . Phone 1631.—Adv
They hold th e record of having Stepa." Miss Dolores B aker leads activ ities in connection with ed u
cational work, died In P ortlan d
Tell it to One-Five-Six-One.
T ell It to One-Flve-Slx-One.
traveled m ore m iles and given m ore the meeting.
sa u ita riu m T h u rsday, F eb ru ary 9,
con certs th an any o th e r m usical
We have just opened a shipment of Spring Dress
F u n eral
fam ily In th e w orld. Lovers of
The Rev. and Mrs. E. H orstm ann follow ing an operation.
Materials among which are new and attractive
high class en te rta in m e n t will do retu rn ed W ednesday from a th ree- services w ere held S atu rd ay a fte r
well to reserv e the above date for d a y s auio trip Io S eattle and Ever noon from a P o rtland u n d ertak in g
colors and designs in printed rayons, ranging in
th e De Moss e n tertain ers.
elt, W ashington, w here they accom chapel, w ith in term en t follow ing In
price by the yard from
panied th e Rev. C. Hoffman of Lincoln M emorial park.
Mr. Calavan for eight y ears bad
D on't lay dqwn th e paper till you P o rtlan d on official business of the
been su p erin ten d en t of boys’ and
have read th e W ant Ads
W ashington m ission d istrict.
g irls' club w ork for the state. In
w hich position he was connected
w ith the sta te d ep artm en t of edu
cation. For a num ber of y ears he
was su p erin ten d en t of C lackam as
There are also some Peter Pan, Soisette and
county schools and In 1924 ran for
the office of su p erin ten d en t of
English Prints, all guaranteed tub-fast by the man
schools in M ultnom ah county. He
ufacturers.
wus a m em ber of the Masonic ladge
is w h a t it is la rg e ly a s a re s u lt of th e
of Oregon City.
Come and see them. We will be pleased to show
e n e rg y , c o u ra g e an d fo re sig h t
The deceased is survived by his
them whether you buy or not. Samples sent upon
Idow. a d au g h ter Mrs. 8. B. Can-
of one m a n —
trill of K lam ath F alls, a sister and
request.
th ree b rothers.
Spring Dress Materials
The United States
of TODA Y
59c to $ 1 .2 5
Special Demonstration
On Saturday, Feb. 18, 1928
SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS
79C
17c
BLEACHED SHEETS, 81x90, each
42-INCH PILLOW CASES each
M EN
YOUTH S » 1 . 2 5
Laundry Appliance SpccialintM
will demoniitrate
r?
3
W e h av e ju s t receiv ed a la rg e sh ip m e n t of th e
wool tw eed M acT avish C aps fo r sm a ll boys, y o u th s
a n d m en.
BOYS' « 1 .0 4 )
GEORGE tfASH1NGTON
T h e se th re e q u a litie s w ill b rin g su c
cess to a n y o n e . T h e p o ssib ilitie s for
th e fu tu re a re u n lim ite d , a n d e sp ec ial
ly to th e m an w ith a g ro w in g b a n k ac
co unt.
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
We (ilve Green Trading Stamp*
The New Easy Washer
at the G resham D rug Co.
POW ELL AND MAIN
MENS » 2 . 0 0
Don't fail to see this wonderful ma
chine dry clothes without a wringer.
New lot of L e a th e r W ork G loves fo r m en a n d boys
a t 50c to 11.25 p a ir
“ I he H o n e of (Quality”
G R ESH A M . OREGON
PIID N E 1111
MR. IRVEN SHILEY
AND
MR. RICHARD STAPLES
In Diiservnnce of WN>>liiiiir(on’» Birthday
This Rank Will Be ( I omm I All Day,
Wednesday. February 'Ï.
P ortlan d G as & C oke Co.
Please phone or w rite item s for
th e Outlook — but give your real
name. Call G resham 1561.
A d d itio n a l W ant Ada
Too nil.« to , laasify
70 K’llT iE LEGHORN PULLKTH for
«ale, la y in g 55 per cent. 11 each.
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LEGHORN
K dttonW H E N S for
sale
Year old, laying 50 per cen t:
will sell ail or part Geo Webster,
pitone 317.
OLD TIM E
DANCE
at Fairview Hull
given hy Fred U. Anlcker
SAT., FE b 7Î8
Good Old Time Music
Sixth A Salmon
DK. 7BII
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Come and have a Good T im e