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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJNTC, MEDFORD, OREGON, 'PIU'RRDAY. MAROTT 12, mil.
MEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE
AN lNDKI'KNDRNT NnWRPAPRlt
rum.iKiicn kvuut avtkunoon
nXOIJIT SUNDAY BY TUB
MKUI'OUU IMUKT1XO CO.
The ticmocrHlIc Times, Th Meilfortt
Mall, Tho Mc.Uonl Tribune. Tim South
ern OrvKonUH. The Aaliland Tribune.
Offlco Mall Tribune llullillnc, S6-X?-3
North l'lr tret: telephono "&.
Official Paper of Iho City of Metlford.
Official t'nper of Jackson County.
Entered us iccont-cUs matter at
MetlforO. Orej;on, under the act of
March 9, 1ST.
BtmSOBIFTIOn RATES
One year, by mall . 15 00
One month, by mail .to
I'cr month, delivered by carrier In
Medford, Jacksonville and Cen
tral l'oinl- ... .80
Raturday only, by mall, per year : 00
Weekly, per year t.80
BWORN CXKGULATION.
Pally avernire for six uumtha endlnc
December 31, 19'3, 1500.
With Medford Stop-Otcr
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WOODLAND. Oal. Mnr. 12. Tho
local National Guard armory was
broken Into sonio tlmo last night ami
a quantity ot arms and ammunition
stolen. Juat how great tho damage
wag and tho actual losses Mill not
lie known until tho quarter master
checks up tho property on his re
turn from Sacramento, wliero Com
pany F Is being held In readiness for
any trouble occasioned by the unem
ployed situation.
Constablo W. It. Darker was first
notified of tho burglary and upon In
cstlKatlns found that the front door
of tho building had been broken into
and tho Interior generally ransacked.
Kvcrythluj; of vnluo that could bo
carried nway was tnkon, but the
chief loot seemed to bo 12 Spring
field rflcs nl)il ammunition.
Tho local officials, whllo attri
buting tho burglary to unemployed
marauders, don't attach any signifi
cance with main army of unemployed
camped on the banks of tho Sacra
mento river at IlrodcrJck, also !n
this county.
It would bo Impossible for tho
men who broko into tho local arm
ory to reach tho main army of un
employed encamped opposite Sacra
mento becauso tho roads aro over
flowed with water and tho railroad
treaties are bolng guarded.
Hcported by Jackson County At
tract Co., Sixth and Fir Sta.
I'loluilo
In tho matter of tho guardianship
of Magnus James 1 lull, Italph
Charles Hall and Kdna K. Hall,
minors. Petition, order appointing
Annlo Hall, d'uard bond of guard
ian filed.
Wm. Hills, vs. Alien Ilolcomb, ad
ministratrix for estato Nancy Car
tor, deceased. To forecloso mort
gago on 8W Vt of SB VI sec 20-35-1
West, W Vs NB sec 10-35-1 West,
Volume 20, page 155-C.
Kstato Linn K. Tarkhurst, de
ceased. Order on hoarlug for dis
charge of administrator.
Kslato Sarah C. Woody, deceased,
rinal account and order discharg
ing rulmlnlstrntor.
Kstato John Margrlolor, deceased.
Order discharging adinlnUtrator.
.'MIsCl'lIlllM'OIK
Medford Candy Co. File assumed
buhluesd uuuie.
Itc.il I'Ntnlo Tnuihfrrw
Ariuiho llruudouliurg ot vlr to
1 W. Thomas, loft 1, 2 and
3. block 79. Medford W f).
llcttlo Juy Iluukcb ot vlr to
Kniinlo M. Hardy, 10 'j lot
39, (laloy Add Aaliluiul W.
1)
Uolbort Foh! e't ux to Augusta
ii. Wood, irtix inn ft. off
north slilo of tho "(Jiinyaw"
tract on Second Kt Mud
ford W. 1). . . -
I.ottlo U. l'oltou ut nl to W. A.
Patrick et al, art lot I, bile.
22, Chltwood Tiuet, AhIi
land , -
800
10
10
10
)'. F. Swoyno ot ux to Carl J.
Schmidt, nil or block 55 and
unnumbered lot north ot
block 00 and south V& of
aii VI or NH Vi boo. 31-37-2
West 1500
J.otilba J, Wright lo William
A. Wright, with Vj wd.
3(1-10-3 ), also undivided
of W ami HI3 of BW 2C
40-3 V, nUo ). 0. I), (o
north lit of toe. 30-40-3 H
MLTA
ARMS
ATARMORYSTOLEN
INTROOPSABSENC
COURTHOUSENEWS
w. P.
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RADIUM
WITH all or our knowledge and Icani'iiitf, wo know but
very little of the world about us. Kvery day some
now fact is ascertained that smashes the theories of cen
turies and starts scientists to construct iui; anew the
hypothesis of the Ihuujs that are.
Even with the multitude of artificial aids, human pow
ers are so limited that but a tithe is seen or comprehended.
The why and the wherefore of the simplest phenomena are
still unsolved mysteries. The pursuit of knowledge is the
most fascinating of occupations, and as yet a bare begin
jiini? has been made.
Recently the papers have been full of the use of rad
ium for various purposes. A congressman cheerfully gave
his life to test its value as a cancer euro. It is said to kill
some germs and to stimulate other germs. It almost
seems to create life as well as to destroy it. It seems to
discharge electricity as well as spontaneously charge itself
with electricity, and make the air a conductor of elec
tricity. Altogether, radium seems quite the most remark
able substance yet discovered.
"We read of glass, Dorcelain and naner turned from
white to violet tinge by exposure to radium, of white phos
phorus similarly turned to yellow, and of countless curi
ous, mystifying chemical changes. Radium seems to
effect everything surrounding it. It produces paralysis
ami ticaiii m nmmnls, including humans. Exposure to it
destroys c cstght. burns the
death.
Radium retards the growth of certain forms of life.
such as larvae, so that they
lorms Dccome monstrosities
the hair to fall out of some
grow on others, like rabbits.
nuzzling in the extreme.
Radium gives off a constant light, due largelv to stim-
iiuiuuii oi niipiiriucs ny me poweriiu out invisinie rays.
It has a temperature of about 5 degrees Fahrenheit and
melts ice. It imparts radio activity to metals ami to every
substance adjacent to it, and may prove that the alchem
ists of old were correct in their transmutation theory, for
helium, the gas most present in the sun's atmosphere, is
also present in the gaseous emanation from radium.
"What is this wonderful, mystifying radium 1 It is an
element, discovered in 1S9S by Professor Pierre Curie and
Mme. Curie at. Paris. It resembles common tabic salt in
appearance. It is a metal, though never prepared in metal
lic form. It gives off three distinct typos of rays, named
after the first three letters of the Greek alphabet, Alpha,
Beta and Gamma. Alpha rays constitute 09 per cent of all
the rays and consist of positively elect rificd part icles. The
Beta rays consist of negatively charged particles, approx
imately one two-thousandth the size of those con
stituting the Alpha rays. The Gamma rays aro few in
number and resemble the X-rays produced at the moment
of the expulsion of the Beta rays. ,They are not influenced
by magnetism and possess remarkable penetrative powers.
The federal government has reserved the radium lands
of Colorado and will manufacture the element, which is
found in pitch blend and other radio active substances in
smaller percentage than the percentage of gold in sea
water. It takes 2500 tons of uranium residues (pitch
blend) after the uranium has been extracted to make a
pound of radium. It takes one month to work the process
and costs $2000 a ton.
Such is a brief account of this little known substance,
which is attracting so much attention and which is des
tined to attract so much more before its remarkable chem
ical, physiological, luminous, thermal, electrical and other
effects are understood. And radium is probably but one
of myriad unknown substances about us.
Beautifying the
Anions the uuM important cu'iitrfjdcnee in profusion, near tl
of next week which will attract the
ultciitioii of I lie public in mid iihout
Medford in tho lecture lo ho deliv
ered by Samuel Hill, the joreiiiot
j,'ood roads advocate in tho world,
nt the Vnm theater on Monday aft
ernoon, tinier the auspice of tho
GrMtr Mfilfonl lul. Kapecinlly
ohoi'.lil tin' woi'-n nl i,'ir locality
turn iii en niit- Ui j.'rft Air. Hill
mid to li-tcn in bin .li'inli( and in
structive fuMitiJH on Ilia heuutifyinj;
of Iho I'miinY highway. The mem-
Iier u C tho Onialpr Medford clul
feel that they nro nil cnneed lo
;clher with Iho women of Medford,
whether inemborH of the club or not,
in' thin urcnt enterprise, ami Unit
they ciiii, in connection with the
slate highway commixniun, muke the
Oregon state Jiihwuy one of, if not
Hie jnost heiiiitilul in (he woild. The
women of (leorpin parked the road
wnvH in cuch direction fiom their rc-
spcctio towiih mid jilimled trees ol
rapid i;r"wi nihiplcil in Hie soil iiml
eliuiiiie. Let iik make the approach
lo redford i'itliiif,' mid worthy of ho
beautiful a (own. It is conceded
Hint n piod pereeiiliio of Iho vis
it oik ut the 10l.r exposition will make
dips by aulomoliilo Ihroiili the
eounti-y, mid we want him lo plan
their route via Medfoid, not only
Ifecuuse it irt the palewny lo Cra
ter Lake, but also bccaiiKu they can
travel with eomfoit and pleasure
over n stretch of (lie most splendidly
improved and scenio liljjhwuy in tin
world, with Medford ns their objec
tive point for recreation and to en
joy our e.liinulo and the comi'mls and
JuxuricH wliieh wo can offer, lit
course, wo eaniiot hnvo slinilo lrccn
by Iho time of (ho cxpomllon, but
wo can see that the sIiiiiiIiiil' timber
nloiih' ho roml ix prcHt-rvcil and thai
nhruhherj- U planted, nnd Hint oul
Iyhruhho
Nplciidh
I HiiIi Dixon lose u In iu
skin and brings agonized
never mature, while other
irom its liiiluence. it causes
creatures, like mice, and to
Its effects are various and
Pacific Highway
ie en-
trance to our city, mid perhaps t
can help things iilon- so (hat it wil
be possible that drinking fouiilaiiu
of the sparkling' mineral water fnmi
Iho Siskiyoiw can he installed.
Aiming these travelers from the
exposition will he those who do not
contemplate a change in the locality
of their residence; others there will
be who will bo on Die lookout for n
plueo to start a new home. These,
wo know, will need hut little urj-inj;
to stay nnd dwell with us in this
beautiful Hoj-ue Hiver vnllev. ami
Hie former we want because un kuou
'that they must enter with enthusi
asm nnd leave with regret, nnd that
they will tell others who are lookine
for a place lo settle, mid that these
will come and see and be coiiipicrcd.
NOTICi: OF HM,K KTIt.W.
KokIo Point, Oro., Fob. 27. I (U I
Whereau a rertnln steer calf has
been taken up by II, A, Meyor at bin
rantn on halt creoK, JuekHon roun
ty, Ore,, and hamo huts boon orderod
Hold by JiiHtho of tho peaco of Kaulo
roiui umirici at tlio rancli or tliQ vald
II. A, Mayor on Saturday, tho 28th
day of .March, 19H, at ono o'clock
p. m, of nald day.
Said nulnial Iu doBcrlbed mi fol fel fol
eows: A llfht rod Hteer calf about
two years old, marked with undor
and upper erop orr of tho left ear,
no other marks or brands perceiv
able, will weigh about 000 lbs. Now
therefore, If Bald animal bo not
claimed and proven tho Kiimo will be
sold In accordance with tho order or
said justice to satlsry tho oxpensoH
Incident to tho taking up, keeping,
a nil costs uoreor,
H. A. MKYKft.
9 John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
'Mi H, JIAHTMn'
1'hone. M. 47 u4 47-J3
Ainbiilaiifo Kervlce Deputy (,'oront.r
' ' . 'fl. tBBSiiifr
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TUB T1IU0NK PBIULOUS.
Aiutit imi u. it - iu . Rtt.1 tf ,iiku). -nu rr.ATno, tin.
Kipling as Hindoo Sees Him
What ti pity Unit Kipthn; does iml!oiil T'hetau. The Hritili mitltoii
iiesonne more menv nun lie mis wn
nessod. He eouhl have iliworihetl
scenes of Indian life that eoiitinimllj
pased under his notice, lie might
have entered the miis"ive twiners ul
pompotw rajahs mid I lie humble home
of the poverty-stricken peasant nnd
told us in his wonderful Iniipruaue
whnt he saw there. Kipling bad such
t;rent opportunities; '
For itistnnee,lake tlio slnry . of
Kim. The character of Kim ha
been treated in n similar way to that
of Hamlet. According to Mr. Lord,
the editor of a Darjeeliiifj nfwspnper,
the Pall Mall, Kjui is no other than
Tim Doiil.m, .lr, Shortly uftor the
so-culled Indian mutiny of IS."" h
eompanv of Hriti-h soldiers were
garrisoned on the dreary, sunleso
heights of Seneslmll, a peak of the
Hiiualayns, not (ur from Darjeeluig
There llie sun shines-on un averugc
of three days ii year, mid theif a
romanlie Irish Mergeaut fell iu line'
with u beautiful Tibetan, irl. Tin
serp-anfs name was Tim Doolan. Hi nril cjmmplonhli of tho I'nlronlly
eloped with the, libetan beaiitv nndl ,, , ,.
1 , ,i r . i i- -i i lelub I ant n Kht from II. Cham or
crossed the frontier to mc with luri
pcoplo on the hiirdorlnnd. Nothing
more was heard of Sergeant I)oolandy plaed at 200, Kgau nt IrtO.
for another twenty yiuirs, wlum his
sou, lim IIooImii, ,lr was nrrcstnl miof malcho nil or which were Inter
file market plavp in .Daricelinvr l'oriitlnp nml elonely ronlotled.
murder. Veuni: Doolmi was r
fair iu eomplcMoi), with the lush blin
eyes nnd red hair, nllhouirh he stl)kc
NOSTRILS I!) HEAD
FROM COLO? If
Instantly Cloarj Air PniJufeiJ Ynu
Ureathe l'rcrly Dull llindacho
Goei Naily Cnlorrbal D'.tchare
Slop i.
Try "i:iy's rronm IJalni."
Oct n unnli lio.ile nnywny, Jut lo
try It Apply a Kill l.i Uw iHMtrlU
and IiihiuiII. jour c?orsisl ii'e and
siopped-rp nir panafW of'ihe liei.il
will eimi: jdu will1 brenthe freely:
dulliicsu aid l.'ni'.ai'i iJIr "ir. llv
inornlri.! Hie wuprrli, fdJ'n licit
or eatnrrl'iil siire t!!rc;t will I ci'one.
j;. ,J ..,!, my HOW! (
: t iii
i: i-u"
s . e I,
MUll'l llol'l' lif "M'' ('-"""I
ct any diu
j re.
Tbli
SPRING MILLINERY
fft r
Lottie Howard, Milliner
Noilli (Vulnil eiiiu
ties looked hint mcr suspiciousl
and won ilc red ut the Irish type and
llisli iintue. loiter, pnTs hchiuitiUK
to Tim lloolan, the seixenut, elnb
lishinir the oiiin mid identity of the
sou, were found on the nceiiscd, who.
like Kim, valued the import im i
eharm. The sersennt's rifle nnd xiib
arms were mUo found aftsrwurd in
1 Ionian's Imt. The liilf-este son
was eeeuld for niurder. The storv
is well known nil over India, mo
from Niieh frail material K plin.
ereutcd Kim.
Mat KipHnj i not hu nuthontv on
liulin or tilings Indiatt. lie , nci
a writer of iho lifo f fun- jmm rs v
India -not of liuumu life A It
Ssrnlh-ltoy iu North Ameiican It'
view.
n. H. M'CUFIDY WINS
QILLIARD TOURNAMENT
In n very clone and excltltiR kiiiiiu
i it. ji McCurdy won tho handicap bl-
I ha" "' n ,,cor,, r 00-J ,7- Met'ur-
The final game terminated n Herle
Tho ehamplouHlilp lait ear w.tt
.won by Dr. F, (', Pane who did not
enter the tournament this year.
STOPPED OP
MY CATARRH
frncr.int bnliu d!tsnlvos by lb licit
i I (Ik1 no-irllt-; pi-ni irulis mid lic.is
lie lull. until, s.iiti'ii ineiidiriiue
nldi Hi i I'l,- i, .we, biiul and
thrint ; rlo rs I i rir .iS4u4(s ; wloit
i.usiy iIImIioiw ard a lectin': o1
ilwujilnK. fcootbliiK relief cniiies Im-liiedl'-tely.
ImuL lay nv.iiki' tn-niMi slrui:
Slllllf for I;;
"h I .1 Huffed,
i.'wtril ' ' 1
t -itBrr'i er a '..
I . ", i .i 1
Ilin-.-t, :."j r 7 '
l"K I Ut tru y li "
Cut y mii- f.-lr'i
:.' r 1 1 bluwlii'f.
vrli'i Iu lininlllK
In itf'it Into l''i
a .s U illnlriiw-
,:-!
or.v - In
"JMj's I'n: it 1 tit 1
r I
oitr cold
or cai.irr:i wi'l mr lytli' appear.
We art' slmwiii llio
ntnv iikmIch in Spring
Alilliiittry, cspcoinlly
designed Top iiiimcdi
al'o wear and pi'ictMl
at cxirciiicly closo
inargiiiH. 'I'licso IialH
art! clever, uihuih
and hi.'coining.
now TurlmiiH 1
liiiiiKiial (IjihIi
M(iuiiicy,
itlVtS
Tliti
IIIVO
and
I BO
LADIES! SECRET TO
DARKEN GRAY RAIR
DfluK back color, rIom nnd thickness
with Orandinn's recipe of Sago
and Sulphur.
Gunmen irnnlen wp brewtl Into a
luwvy ten. with nnlpluir ami ativliol
iuliKl, will turn ;rny, l leaked msl
(iiilil Jmir Ix'iiiilifully dark ami luxuri
ant! ritmno cM'ry bit of dandtulf, stop
neitlp lti'hlii(j ami (alliiiK lAlr. MUlng
tlis yaK1' T w,,l Su'l'liur recipe at home,
thoiij-li, l troublewuiss An ivwlf r wy l
to j?'1 ,J" ieaily-lut tnle, eiirttliijt
alHiat 60 crnta a lr Uitlle. at druu
t,ire, known a "Wyrtli' Sk and
Sulphur Hair lteiiieily. Urns uvvldlmj
lot ef nuw.
Whllo wlnpy. :". ',1,,l 'lr l i.ot
sinful, all dculie In retain our youtli
fill apiviuatioo ami atlractlrencM. Hy
lUtkrniiiK your hair Hh Wyeth'n HaK"
and Halpliur, no one can fall, Ivaum It
disvi It no naturally, m oealy. You
hint dampen a swnpi or sott brush with
it and draw tlila tlinni?h )iiur hair,
taklnjj onn small strnml nt a tlm by
iiierunu: all ,,ruy '"'' "IV,, dlapwaivJ.
After luiotlu-r applkatlon or two your
hair N-eimirn utltully dart, ijlowy,
Mitt and luxuriant and you appear jiuri
jvunper.
Why Madam
WHAT WORRIES YOU?
Don't Your Liuiiulry
Suit You?
Why 110I spud us your fam
ily wushf Wo will rot urn il
rough drit'd or wo'll do your
ironing. No moro wony or
botlior. Special rates on
family wash.
Pleated Mosom Shirts,
retlueeil to I He.
Medford Domestic Laundry
I'ltoue 1C(
itousix roit sai.i:
One span or lnri;o umrea, welclit
Si'.oo. one K"'d nil around horse, S
) earn old Tcnni 2 100 li. Ono well
brnkn saddle drhliiK lunro. Due
Kcntlo Indlea' drUliiK mare. Ono
Kood rniieh tenm. Ono span 0 yonr
old miilea, weight 2000. Can bo teen
nl
1), H. l.ltlN, I'Iiiiiio loll, At I'tilou Ilnrn
Stork and Cupid
Cunning Plotters
Many n New Home will Hnvo a UUlo
.Sunbeam to Ilrlfihtcn It.
Tliore Is ix'me drend In everr wnman'a
mind n to tho p tibntilc palu, ilUtrr and
l.nierr ot rlilld blr'li.
I in r. Iliniikx lii ii re
iimrknH'- rciuedr
k n ii w n in MotliiT
1'rli'iiil, tin- tI'hI U
one ol Jo) I ii I aallcl-
lLlllllll,
.Mollirr'a IVIciiiI Is
a ix-iirlrnllin;, elrr
mil iiiileiitln, 1 1
limkm the imiucIps of
thn mIiiiimcIi anil nlc
ilnmin pliant so they eipand easily and
naturally without iln, mid lvllli nune of
Hint ix-eiillnr uniiscn, in'ruiiiHiinn ami
nllior siiiitoiim tin t lend In wnikra Ilia
ircHni'llHt inotliiT. 'i'luM ii lit and iliu
(iiork itiv mini iia eiimiliiK pl'illcm lo her
n Id (lie eoinhiK ef a little niliiWiim to jlail
ih'ii I lie hi'iirls nnd hotnes.
TIkmiiuiikIh or woini'ii know from eiHrl
rntv Mollier'a Krlenil la otnt of nur crcnliiit
eoiitrlbiilloiia lo hnmiy inollifrliooil. Knbl
by nil driiKiclsIa at I.(K) ht bollle, i:xo
billy rroiiiiiiiciiiKil ux u preventive ut enk
Ink lirt-nst.
Write to llrmlhVM Itesulntnr Co., .11
Ijinuir IIIiIk., Allatitn, fin., for thftr vol
nnlilu book to expcctaul mulbirs.
sf
H Mfi ,tV
Page Theater
SATURDAY, MARCH 14
North and If iili Present
i I'Ved K'ayniond's Dig SueeesH
The Missouri Girl
, The Bitf Kun Show, with
ZEKE & DAISY
A Hroadway east; a Hceuie production; a bitf Hurciain.
Spocial Bargain Day Piicen:
I'liillro Lower Floor, fiOuj I'lrnt I rowH Balcony, OOu;
next, !) j'owh, 2ri u regular dollar hIiow at 2Dc nml
fiOe, HealH on wile at theater office, 8njurdiiy""h.iu.
Situation Wanted
Uy I!olliiii(Ur and wil'o, in
lelligonl, HptMikri good l')ng
Huh, is good niHllt'f, :7 yearn
old; wil'o will coolc for oxlru
moil. 800
A. II. MILLER
Mftll'ord Hook Storo.
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
Iteeoutly rotuodeled nnd oiilnrnol,
added new cnuiurna mid npimrnttin
mid la now strictly tiptu-dnto In
every way.
Coimiicrirnl Work of nil KlniU
Ini'tiidliiK roplui; mid eiilarRluc of
pictures, local dueuiuelita, vie. Urn
in hie eiilnrnlntr, nuy nlto, nnd kodak
flulshliiR of ovory kind.
Profcsnlotinl nnd nmntiior photo
Itraphlc mippllea.
Ii, M. ilnruiou AasocUlnl Willi Mc,
Hlinp over Ils Theator, I'honu H7J
ISIS
THEATRE
v.t'iu:vii.i.i: toimv
MISS TRIXIE
Wnrlil'n tlrtsiteot t'oiiusly Horo
A 25 Minute Act
l'liito!ila) Toilay Only
m:rov iiii.i.iNtmt.vs down-
IWI.Ii
Tu Iteel ('omedy
i'i.,viNo nut a reitTtt.M:
Drama
Tin: i'am.hn ,N(:i
I) ram n
Hero Tomorrow
!.( A I, fOMHt
Two I'nrta
STAR
THEAT RE
TO II A V
Now tut of Vaudeville
ciaitK ami i,i:vi:tti:
Irish eomedlana In n sIiiuIiik and
dnneliiK novelty
iito.M Tin: iikvo.ni
Three part renturo phutoplny
Till: .MIIlNKUIT Kt.'AIti:
I'areo Comedy
JONCS' lUIUOLAIt THAI
l'arte romody featurlni;
Mian Pearl White
WOOIAVOHTII .V WOOIAVOHTII
MiihIc nnd nound effects
CO.MINO TO.MOIlltOW
OAMI.Ii ITtOIIMA.V
Preimitii
"in thi: iiihiioi"H cAimiAoi:"
KeaturliiK Mary l'lchford
AD.MIHHION 10 CKNTH
1