Medford mail tribune., May 26, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

""jfrcnwmrs mn, tktbttnf!, mtidford', enF.ftott, sxT-T'ftTrtT, mat , 1924
CRUELTY 10 DOG
j BY DOCTOR GETS
ENORMOUS CROWD BRAVES BAD WEATHER TO SEE KENTUCKY DERBY
N. Y. YANKEES ARE I SACRAMENTO IS
TOO STRONG. FOR
ANY BALL TEAM:
Y.-VUtJi-' vi,,,wt,,ay ".
Ti
PXGE SIX
BABE RUTH NOW
' 7 GAMES AHEAD
E FORMER RECORD
NOW LEADING BY
ONLY ONE GAM!
i
By F. H. Cowle.
8 NT A BARBARA. Cal., May;
25. (Special) legislation kv-
ern'ng the car of anlmulK used j
for vlvlttectlon will be the proh- j
It Mo outcome of the trial of the
fteople aKHinft Wilbur So lie, a '
member of the state teacher's I
college before Judge George In
the court of extra nekton here
today. 8elle repreKented by At
torney Butcher, presented a Bheik
Jiko demeanor In the crowded
court room, whore an entire ve
nire of t!0 Jurymen won exhausted
Without filling the Jury box.
Unusual intercut 1h manifested
In tho cane, due to tho pitiful
condition of the animal, a small
lux terrier, found secured by a
Imkc chain In a garage here on
.April 19, by member of the
fc.inta Barhaia humane society.
Kuspension of Helle from the fac
ulty was requested through Gov
ernor C. C. Young, pending dis
position of thn case.
That the experiment were con
ducted without needless Buffering
u iwl under the authority of Doc
tor W. D. Hnnsum nnd Ihti col
li ge hnnpftnl 1h thn defense of
fered. ); i)r, SanHiim, well-known din-
U"tic specialist, will be called oa
a wit new), It In stated.
, J'hotographH of the dog hull
rate t err lb ho emaijatlon, wit h
woundri Infested with vermin.
That thit animal wuh without
water and neglected, Ih charged
In the proHci'ittlon, substantiated
It Ih Kald, by Doctor Mamtcy, who
Ih (i noted ns declaring the condi
tion of tho dog to be the worm
on record at bin hospltul, where
It was chloroformed to relievo It
misery.
(fly lhe'Asioclated PreHH)
NEW VOP.K. May ?.
-Tho
;can wtop the New York , Yankees Coard helped Seattle to her first j Umh has ever experienced In mi
: has not yet been assembled. j victory of the week over Portland; i H ypurs of campaigning after
! The Philadelphia Athletics, wide-f 8-2. Barbee s home with Boone j bigger and better home run
on haxe accounieo ior an me n-n- i records.
toiling HnttoriPB' Cuiich and ! uHuhiix. nut two home runs
A(umiih Kniiniiprn- fnlliii-A and ! tn ih uocnnd fame of yesterday')
Parker. I double header with the Philadel-J
Han Francisco evened up the rhla Athletics, the mainspring i g
rferles with the Missions by defeat- the Yanks' attack brought his sea,J
inn ham r..i rmtPh ttneiher ur.n tmui tn 13. all but four ftf
pitching superbly after the second which have been hit this montlf.
!..!. in thdi fminA n wniic. ii uinna i n i when he set n nel
hit niwi QiimA weird fleldinir on the rrnr.l ht 2D home runs In a sir.-
rn niirt nf Jnllev. Pinelll and Donovan i irle Meason. the Babe has hit mora
-fallowed the Bells to puhh two runs ; than 12 home runs in u rnoiih
ly heralded as the only team In the i
American league capable of giving
Muggins' murderous hitters a run
for their money, fell twice before
the champions' bats at Philadel
phia yesterday.
Lou Gehrig's eighth home run of
the HeuHon with two on In the tdxth
enabled the, chnmpions to tur
back Howard Khmke and the Ath
leilcs In the opener, 4 to 2. Herb j uci okm the plate. Batteries: Daven- on only four occasions. He lyt
Pennock, southpaw ace. held the ort. Martin and Whitney: Reuth- 17 In September last year; 1 4 "
tribe of Mei;illleuddy to seven ,r ,.nd Hnrlnz. 1 Julv, 1H24: 13 in June. 1021; ami
a rout for the Phlladelphlans who! a era nil total of twenty butters . 13 hi July. 1920.
View from above of some of the approximately ku.nOO persons, who brnvi-d I he ramy, murky went ber" peering through the darkness
of the late afternoon to 'un' win Hie Kentucky Derby n' I .oil'viili, Kv.. hv lli'ee 1-mrthv.
lifiioii nnniu a Kin
.HALM, DUItMH U1U iiorn iipnT jn
isif s veto1 LURE KNOWLEDGE,! VINCENT DOLP j DROP AGAIN ON
NOT LURE FISH AWFUL BEATING PORTLAND IT.
-WASHINGTON, May 6. W)
Of the five senate republicans in
the presidential race, three lined
up with president Ooolldgo on
the veto of the McNary-llaugen
farm bill and two were ugalnst
him.
Kenntors Curtis of Kansas and
Borah, of Idaho, voted to sus
tain tho veto, while Ooff of "West
A'iig;nla. was paired for tho veto.
Senators Watson of Indiana and
.Norrls of Nebraska, voted to
override.
Of the democratic candidates.
Senator Oeorge of Georgia voted
to override the president. Sena
tor Iteed of Missouri was absent
end unpaired. Senator Walsh of
Montana, who withdrew from tho
presidential contest, voted to sus
tain the veto.
AURORA. 111., May 2G.
PORTLAND. Ore., May 2. (A) j PORTLAND, Ore., May 26. (0V
WALLA WALLA, Wash.. May 2G.
The premise of this Item Is that Don Moe was eight up on Vincent! Strawberries were about 25e n . (A) Tex Rankin of Portland won
tho Illinois law forbids tho use j)i,( t tnt, vnt ,,f the first cfgh-icruto cheaper than yesterday ; the Portland-Walla Walla air race
or a light to lure f.sn. 'teen holes of the final In iho Ore- Bcrrv offerings nre nractlcnllv all I today. ninUlnc the trlt) In 1 hour
.' ""A nVnTin (i inu .! Kn state golf ehumplonshlp today. -local offerings. Sprlngbrook and aml 5fi mluten. Basil Russell of
.lolatlng that law. lie 4 Dolp lost ground by pushing drives Sherwood districts are Hupplyinff p . . In 2 hours 1
:he light but denied the ; lure ' and dubbing putts. ! the hulk of berry offerings. ,t ; Poland wuh socond In 2 homa, 3
rout for thePhlhtdelphianH who j
I suffered a 9. to 2 heating. Babe
IRuth hit hiH fifteenth and six
teenth home runs while "Jumping
Joe" Dugan, also smashed out two.
Huffing was supreme in the
pinches and the Red Sox blankod
the WaHhingtnn Senators at Boston
5 to 0. Phil Tndt smacked out a
home run off Lfsenhee.
Puur runs in the eighth inning
gave the Cleveland Indians nn X to
4 victory over tho St. Louis
Drowns.
Urban Faber was In form and
the Chicago White Sox blanked
Detroit, 1 to 0.
The Cincinnati Reds clung to
their bold on first place In Iho Na
tional league race by defeating the
St. Louis Cardinals 2 to 0.
The -Chicago Cubs came out of
their four-game losing streak by
pounding out a 10 to 3 verdict
over 1 he. Pirates at Pittsburg.
Circuit Drives by Harvey Hen
drick and Rube Brassier gave the
Brooklyn Dodgers a decision over
the Boston Braves, 4 to 1. It was
the Braves' first game under the
management of Rogers Hornsby.
The "rajah" got two of the eight
hlls the Braves could collect off
Watson Clark and scored their one
run.
Russell Miller nnd Vic A Id ridge
tangled in a hurling duel at the
Polo grounds as tho New York
OfantH eked out a 4 to 3 win over
the lowly Phils. Home runs by
Mel Ott nnd Kddle Roush. each
with n man on base, sent Miller
down to defeat. Each team made
but six hits.
j4
Judge
the
"The lantern." he totd
Ciorhom, was to read by.
"Ah, yes," nodded the court.
"And what, may I ask, were you '
reading?" ,
"The fish nnd game laws." re
plied Cross. I
'l Hiippose," said the conit,'
"you found some hit erecting suc
tions I
"Yes, your honor. I recall onej
It U. tl !...,. I t 1. i.n
a l Kl.t to !".. flH. alll.m.M. 'ul'' "x u" "v" ""
there was no rule nkulnst using it
to rend by."
"The pursuit of knowledge."
said the court, "Is highly com
mendable. There Is no disposi
tion of this court to Interfere
with study. The case is dta
missed."
Moe made the first eighteen was reported n car of Grants Pass ; i""ue. hh.oiuim.
hides in par ":!: Dolp took SI, berries had arrived early today. I
.Mrs. Kenneth Reed was four up Bulter and egg prlcea were,
on Miss .Margaret .Mtu phv at tho 'steady and unchanged and tho.
end of the tenth hob. of the finals market today appeared firm. Yes-
in the women's chnmnioiishin. ; terdny s receipts- were:
Mrs. Kenneth Reed of W.tverly 1 1 "-0 1 4 pounds;
WALLA WALLA, Wash.. May
ii. A) Whitney Close of-Spokune
won the Spokane-Walla Walla nlr-
Butter, I plane race today, completing the
eggs 4414 cases : trip In one hour 31 minutes one
country rltib. won the Oregon state Morinre homings were: nutter, j second,
women's amateur golf champion- : 274.8T.C pounds; eggs 56,408 cases, i Maurice McMechan. Yakima.
Nhlp todav bv defeating Miss Mar-1 t ouulry killed hogs and, veal was second In one hour 32 min
iraret Murohv. Colimihln. cmintt-t.' ' wer
INDIANAPOLIS, May 211. GD
For the second time this afternoon
the lap record of the Indianapolis
motor speedway was broken when
l.eon Duray, California race driver.
mdo the circuit ut an average
speed of 124.018 miles an hour.
Ills time was one minute 12.5? sec
onds. A short lime previous Cliff
'Woodbury bad bettered the two
u nd a half mile la p record w 1 1 h
nn average of 1 2 1. OK 1 miles an
hour. The new speeds wort set
during the ciuiillfylng rounds for
Hie annual 500-mile race to be
held here Decoration day.
Du ray's terrific speed shredd his
two left tires.
4
l-'IOAIt tR NOmi.K
METHODISTS ELECT
A THIRD BISHOP
(Continued from Png One)
tops were obscured by fog.
Should the Italia be drlvrn on
the Arctic wastes It carries equip
ment to enable the crew of lit.
including General Nubile, to fight
Iheh- way toward wrfety. This ln-lrom usu to ,,is eountr
cludes skit sledges, snow shoes tn ,at(l 4oii:irtment protesting
nnd sleeping socks of reindeer ,,Kainst the action of the censors
N I". W YORK. M a V 'J fi (-V
Permission to show the Russian
film, "The Knd of the St. Peters
burg," has been withheld by the
New York state censors pend
ing approval of the film by the
state department at Washington
KANSAS CITY. Mo., May 2(1. I
! (VI Klectlon of a third bishop niter!
j 11 three-day deadlock In which j
j twenty ballots were cast today per-
I mltted the quadrlennial general 1
'conference of the Methodist Kpis-
1 copal ehurch hero to turn to a I
mass of church business.
Choice of Dr. K. Stanley Jones,
j missionary Jo India, to fill the
' blshop'H roster, came late last
1 n Ik lit.
I The other two bishops elected
were Dr. Raymond J. Wade nf
hlcago. chosen on the second bal
lot, and Dr. Jaines C. (taker of
rbnnii. III., on the sixth ballot.
lower on the dressed meat ' utes.
market veal moving nt 18 to 20 K. C. Bigelow. Spokane, third. In
'cents; down about a cent, while' unc hour 32 minutes, nine seconds.
pink was from a half to a full Penn Stobr. Plains, Mont., was
cent lower at 13 to 14 cents for . fourth tn one hour, 32 minutes, ten
best light hogs. Lambs wero seconds.
i about steady and the undertone, Lieutenant Jack Rose. Spokane,
iof the market improved. ;Wns fifth, in one hour 35 minutes
I'ouiiry prices were rirm, wim 20 seconds,
broilers In best demand around Th ,tii,... ii,nno ...( ift
I 25 cents for average sizes up to iaino ns contestants in the race did
J30 cents for strictly choice heavy not nrrive with the five first, and
colored ones. Other classes wero woro believed to have been forced
unchanged. wdown enroute. (
J John Langdon, piloting a plane
I from Kverett, Wash., arrived after
!u trip through Snoqualmie Pass in
iniinu tvnuL iu -,, ,"-""
BE PARIS STUNTI24-YEAR-0LD BOYIS
went bnok-to the liench on ti ikOH On throe other occasions he him
ns Oiiklunil won from Sncrnmento, j collettecl nn even down in
7-4. Bochlor and Vlncl. who mnrt-i month. He nun six moro .E'"
en for their renimctlve tennis, enrh this month.
whiffed half n dozen batters, while ! Ills two circuit tuives ' '
(.'rnKhend und 1-Mynn who rinlshed l day put him seven Barnes ami i
fanned rive nnd three resnecllvely. dnys ulieail or ills scneuuiu
The defeat cut tho Kotons' hold on yenr wlien he hit CO. , . i
first place to one eame. liatter- , , ,
les: ISoehler. fnicliend nnd Head; '" ' , 1
VliH-1. WnBleton. Klynn nnd Koch- i Jl a i.nue ......
. - j (r tllltCllll IMecuoil iruiuw nn..j
STUNT WINNER
AT LIONS' MEET
SALEM. Ore., May 26.
Harry swart, of Portland, was
elected district governor at the
closing of the sixth annual con
vention of the Lions clubs hero
at noon today. He defeated Eric
Merrill of Eugene, a former dis
trict governor, by a vote of three
to two. Tillamook won the 1920
convention from Coqullle by a
corresponding vote. O. F. Tate
of Portland, becomes district sec
retary, he was opposed by R. F.
Callahan, of Eugene. Retiring of
ficers are John Carkin of Med
ford. speaker of the house at the
1 027 legislative nssembly. nnd H.
T. Hubbard of Medford. Under
the club constitution, the district
governor and district secretary
both come from the Bame city.
Hollywood lost her tenth game
In eleven starts by losing to Los
Angeles. 4-0. Barfoot hurled mag
nificent ball, five hits being the
total of the Stars' efforts to hit
him. Ratteiies: Colvey. Donnelly
and Agnew; Rarfoot and Hannah.
that Charles Hull was nominated
state senator of the eighth district
on both republican and democratic
tickets. He beat democratic ceil-
tral committee's choice 113 to 10
In Coos county.
Clnslfled ndverifslng gels results
Mall a. Cheese factory handb s
14, ana pounds milk a day.
S
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and Egg:
... Thit oil
tpruy mad
and backed
by the piomev
devtloptrt of
oil ins4cticidt$
Wide experience has shown that oil
lead combination gives most effective
codling moth control, and at the same
time cuts down the amount of lead on
the fruit.
The oil kills the eggs before they
hatch out, and the lead protects tho
. fruit against worms hatching from any
eggs not reached by the oil spray.
Best results have been obtained with
VOLCK and Orthol-K, which have
been extensively used throughout the
Northwest..Both are offered in Heavy,
Medium, and Light forms, enabling
you to meet all variations in pest
infestation, crop development, and
seasonal change.
Talk with our nearest represent
ative for specific recommendations
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SALEM. Ore., .May 20. UP)
I.lons from Tillamook captured
firat honor In the stunt program
which feuturod the district IJons'
rluh convention here Inst night.
I A yodellng net was put on by
! the winners.
The Olnd sisters nnd Mrs. I.onls
thiin twenly yciirs n nilscinnnrv In
llwll .1 , .
'pi.- r 1 1 ... ....i.i ... i...... l.m.ii ullllul l,MI
, 1 ; , . , Uihiy-lhi'tM' IiImIioph.
"""''i .h:''..k:'t '" oor,.,-,.,.,' vtl.d iy .
for some time, ami when released
ran Into the ban i f the censors.
Arthur II a m m e r s t e 1 n, who
brought the film and two othe
PARIS. May 2fl (n The bnr
l crs of Paris are going to per
form In their favorite indoor
Crews from different shops will! PRKSTWICk', Scotland. May 26 .ninnson were me 'llllomook per-
.. re ....... i ,. . ... . . 1 .T. I i., to I i.nnl..nl.l I formers, thfl form or nnnAnrlm. In
j,.., ,. , , i".. i n m on si uooie in a wen remi- , i" . i . i i-i iinn, -.i-j -... h ...
........... . ...., ,,.( tunre i i... i.',,,-I!mIi
leading sporting newspaper, A a ma ten r
adjourn next Tuesday.
In stsslon three weeks.
It has
golfer, today won the
championship of Great
large supply of men with siilwian- Rrttain by defeating Roger Weth
tlal growths of whiskers will bo ered, former champion six up nnd
i furnished by the supervising of-'four to piny.
HELEN WILLS BEATS
skin.
AinmiilM'ii Heady In Help.
-OSLO, Norway, May 2. ITV
Roald Amundsen, famous Norwe
gian polar explorer Is reported to
. have been called Into conference
with Norwegian government au
thorities concerning the possibility
of sending a relief expedition to
search for a nd give assist a nee t o
the missing Italia,
Amundsen, who with Nob lie
made the first dirigible flight to
the North Pole In MC'll, Is said to
have expressed willingness to go
on such an expedition.
In reply to n request for assist
ance from the Italian minister, the
Norwegian government staled that
the o, tit st Inn of help for (leneral
Noble would be taken up limncdi
jilely nnd that the ministry of de
fense would consult experts con
cerning the best course to pursue.
hOSUOS May K6.-rMP An Kx
rhange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen today said that reports
j,. reived during the night fulled i
hotter the outlook rcgordlng the
dirigible Italia, missing on her re
turn flight from tho North Pole.
. A message from King's Ray
rtaaed that the bne ship Cltta dl
Mllum, hns been unable tn estab
lish communication with tho Italia
Hnre a, m. yrattrdn.v.
Reports from Oslo at I a. in. said
the Norwegian wlrleA stations
were without nowi. J
! wilt open with thit pit tur
on Monday night and you can takej
whatever action please," he
aid In his message. I
Those who have seen the pic-!
tore say it shows the outbreak;
of the ' woYld war, the Kerond;y
revolt, bo Ish ovist revolution and
the storming of St. Petersburg.
I flelals nnd each crew will be
rated on the number of shaves
. administered "without suffering."
I so presumably there will be penal
ties Imposed on the hurried bar
I hi-r who takes off the hide with
1 1 be hair.
Baseball Standings
U. S. DOUBLE TEAM
DEFEATS CHINA
KANSAS CITY, May 28. P)
defeating China's Oavls cup dou
bles team In straight nets here this
afternoon, the I'nlted States ad
vanced Into the American Kone
finals with n br 11 Hunt display of
tennis by Captain William M. Til
den and V. F. 'oen. Jr., that
brought victory iu tin
of play.
Tilden nnd Coen won over (ior
don l.um and Paul Kong. 6-1, H-l.
0-1.
With this victory the two singles
mntches tomorrow between John
llennessy of Indianapolis and
Kong nnil (leoige Lott of Chicago
and l.um became only n formality.
1 lenneHsy and l,ott w on the
opening singles matches yesterday
tn siru'fc'hl vets.
ACTCKIU Trance. May 2fi (,pi
1 leleti Wills, American women's
champion, defeated Madame Mar
con, ranking No. 1 ;( French player,
(i-0. tJ-n. today In her first ap
pearance Iu 11)
r League Leaders
tlly the Associated Press.)
Including panics nf May 2'i
National.
Ratting ( ; rant ham. Pirates, .
singles of tho In- Runs Frisch, Cards, 82.
4R.
ternTitlonal hard court tennis, Runs batted In Frisch. Car
chantplonsiups. The American, lilts -Dnuthlt, Cards, 61.
routeil the French player in the ; Doubles- Frisch. Cards. 13.
first set. but eased up in the sec
ond and Madame Marcou once
i broke through her service.
W. H. CANON STILL HAS
A CHANCE 10 VI
I'onTi.Axn.
(He.. Jlav 2(1.
second day ' tSperlnl.l XV. II. 1'iinon of Mert.
fold yet inny linve the opporttinlly
f liclnit dcli'Kalo to the diniu
cnillc it n t I onnl convention nt
Houston from the Klrst OrcRon
dlslilct. With rouiplele iclurns
iiilsstint from Coos mid liotiKlas
counties I'linnn Is 1 t voles nhcml
of It. ,. Harris. Inn J. Pry of
Silcm In assured election ns l3c
other dclritate. The vote: Krv.
I1I7H: Harris S!lh7; I'nnon. 497J.
nnd Olevn, ti!)i.
I
Triples 1.. Wuncr. rirates, R.
Homers YVlKon. t'ulis. 0.
Slolcn liases Krisch. Cards. 1ft.
1'llchliiB Clark. Itoldns. won T.
lost i.
American. 1
llattini; Kress, llrowns, .3S4.
Itnim - llir.h. Yanks, 43.
liuns hatted In Uulh. Yanks, 3!i.
Hits It lee. Tlcers. SB.
l"lllics -Metisel, Yanks, IT.
Triples--I jizierl, Yanks, !.
Homers llutli, Yanks. I it.
Stolen hases .Me.Nccly, Drowns:
llarrett. White Sin. 6.
IMichlns I'lpk-ras, Yanks, won 7.
Inst 1: Pennock. ' links, won 7,
Inst I.
American lnuue.
W. I.. I'C
I New York 2! 7 1 .SOli
Philadelphia 'ii 11 .ii7
Cleveland 22 IS .S79
Lioston iS IS .4 Si'.
St. I.onls IS 21 .432
icillcnKO 14 23 .373
Detroit 15 2S .37.'.
Wnshlnitlon 12 22 .3.13
National Ixncuo.
xv. i,. rc.
Icinclnnnll 25 HI .H0
ChlcnBO 23 Id .nno ;
St. Louis 22 111 . 5 7 !
New York 10 H
lHonklyn 20 IS .5r.
I'ltlshlil'K 17 19 .472
Hoston 11 21 .344
, Philadelphia 6 25 .2R6
Fights Last Night
bathing suits.
The Eugene entry, a kiltie band,
was second. Thcro were oilier
nets by the Portland police quar
tet nnd Portland Lions' trio and
by members from Medford. Klam
ath Falls, Rend, Toledo, Lebanon
and Springfield. Judging was done
on the applause basis.
Tho trophy cup won by Tlltnr
monk was presented by Ray 1,. '
Riley of Sacramento, nn interna-j
tlonal vice president of the I.lons.'
nnd slate Comptroller of Cali
fornia. Frank I.ynri, In the Salem club,
won the Lions' golf tournament
yesterday afternoon und Joe Clo
heen of Tillamook was second. I
As a banquet at the Morton ho
tel last night, Governor Patterson
welcomed the Lions to Salem nnd
a response was made by H. H.
llnyncs of Porttnnd. Ray I Riley
wiis tho principal 'speaker, Jus
tice George Rossman of the state
supreme court serving as toast
master. Trips through Salem Industrial
plants and n regatta on the Wil
lamette river wilt be features to
day. Carl Crosan of Seattle, nn inter
national director of the club. wUl
ho thc principal spcake- at a
luinquet tonight.
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KMED
Mull Trlhune-Vlrjtln Sutloa
(ty the Associated Press)
1U KNOS AlltKS Monte" Minn,
Ncl.rnska, knocked out Victoria
Cauipolo, Aritcntlnn,
HOSTON Wi: Hoy ' Peterson.
New Orlcnns, beat Krnle Schnnf.
lioston till).
NKV YtlflK ncore Courtney.
Oklnhnma. won over .lack McXev. !
New York 1103. t-ew Klrsrh. of I
VASHI(!Ti, May 2d hirooklyn. heat Jnck Duffy. To-1 Sunday. Mar 27lli 4
The condition of ltcpivscntallvc , edo. (10). lloldiy Hums. Itrook-j 11 n. m. Memorial services.
Tlmnias lititler of Pennsylvanht liasj Ivn. won on n foul over Phil Mr- Virst Christian church.
steadily prim n worse during lh!Orrw. Detroit, (61. ! S p. m. Kvenlnn service. First
Cotuti-essnian .slukini;.
day. Mi-nilnis of his family said
lhal altendlim physicians held (It
tie hope for his recovery.
CII1CAOO Jmk McCnrlffy. of christian church.
I'li'enno nnd Clyde Hull, Mouth 4
Dakota, drew (10).
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