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MEDFORD H1LNI1NU CO.
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ROBE1IT W. mJML, Editor
8. SulliTKR SMITH, MuutW
An lndapcnctejit Newpaper
Jtatertd u second rlass mattrr tt lladford,
Irtfuo, uultr Act of Much 8, 1878
UB8CMPTION UATE8
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
Hqn,, Uert iianey, n ilomoorat,
hiiH (een mentioned' for govornor,
. and It hohooven the Hopublitian
jiarly to wateh Itts juiliHnj,' in tljo
priniai-y, nnrt not nominato ;t
jiiPiroinilitnn , windjanuiwr, or. a
rural wondor, who wiih h iiiernhoi'
of Llio UiKt legislature, uh undei the
(r!Kon , Syntoin, luelt instcnil ut
MiuiliricatlonH, in 1h tlerlilhiK fac
ltn - Mr Jluney-. Ik KootllooUlng
ouihikI) for any woman voter, atul
haw (he menial raimohy to nttain
an hi on for thre mlnuieH. Mo Ik
nut a iiulitli.nl eluun Klvi-u lo )ul-Iti-
liawlltm. or raidluK pul)ltH Lo
m:k iMttiiMp Hpeeelii'H. Nelthor 1h
he apt to I if rot no infatuated with
a foul notion. Tho incumbent has
prexented tiio slate with tlie het
admlnhtration In history. How
ever, itn serenity and common
sense Ih apt to bo diHKUstlng to a
considerable- portion of the elec
torate who know not what they
want, and would bo against It if
they did. -
The Rill Gore wheat Is hand
hiKh. luMi Ri;eon, und In. dir.? need
of rain.
. (,'IIR.M 10 K KTANS TO VISIT
f'ALAl'OOYIA (ildllne Halem
Capiial-alournal.) Jet uh have a
lew smart cracks about Ilusslan
and Welsh names.
tipHtnte nutolHLs, all org tl to hnve
been endeavoring to mix griHoUne
itnd moonHhlne failed to knock a
ii bo one off tho crosHinK Hunduy.
Ihp caboose, which is attached to
Urn tail-end of a train, is not as
riiKKCd as the locomotive, which is
Kcnerally attached to the front-end
of a train, hut m too much for
pleasure can.
statesmen of the land have
cooked tip another Scheme for the
aim 111 inn of war. It won't work,
as no provision Ih mado for t lie
elimination of profits, or the
eradication of human nrncryncHH.
iMLsH Lola Powell Imih been con
fined to her home for ten dayn.
(Cunary Items.) So they ur put
Umk iron bars and steel doors tn
(he honu.:.
The womenfolks are talking
glibly about Jonquils. A jonquil Ih
a daffydil, but daffydllH are out of
uato like .Man .lonKK.
CII-IVAMIY C KOI'K OIT
(li'isco Dlnpalcli)
Some MtnokotM an't get u
coiiKii out of a carload of
ciuarettea, . but Airs. Clare S.
Jjddard.s in tiyitiK to get a
- divorce out of n, package. Ac
cording o her complaint on
lile here against David C. ICd
dardH, hw hiiHband, he be
came to enraged when lie saw
her smoking a clgarclu t.iat
lie threw her to the floor, sat
on her chest anil forced her to
eat a package of cigarettes
one by one.
' I-,. I'lrleh, a Htruggllng moun
tain rancher, has h new auto for
this year's struggle.
A school row is raging nt
KiiKne, tlie educational neat . of
i be commonwealth. It concerns
three male tonchera. This is
unique. A Nchwol row (o amount
to anything .should concern a
sehoolmn'um, and (ho boh n? a
prominent citizen and heavy lax
paver, who got what wa coming
lo hint,
Tin-; ritrsAnrc
I:mi.oi-.k, Kan., (.n.cl(e)
Hie. W. t. T. U, announces thnt
it will devote the year llU'il to
clamping out the Coca t'ola habit.
Jn the face of the hydra-headed
menace of Coca Cola to our IMirl
lan civilization, wo fly Into a great
; slate of calm.
AUtho spectacle of men return
. log home, sodden with 'Coca Cola.
to beat their wives, the fiylit of
lilt le children tugging nt their
fathers an they Htand at the Coca
Cola bbrs long after midnight, to
get them to come home (o inanin,
we rcinuln unmoved.
Workmen, victim tn tho grip of
the Coca Colo, habit, may Hquaiider
their money across the marble
soda fountain counters instead of
saving It to p?i,v instullmenta on
the home, - and we harden our
. heart againwt the might.
Innocent girls, with pnaslons
which they themselves only half
understand rolensedl by tho iHrnlui
ouh I'Ji'iig, tnuy guz nt uh bleary
eyed, hut we stilt remain indiffer
ent tn the anti-Coca Cola crusade
of the good Indies.
If- they ucceed tn saving the
world from the grip of Coca Colu,
to them Ih nil the credit., Tho
trumpets and )aiinern of reform
wcep by, and we itlnnd ready to
heave the firnt stone.
: WILL THE JONES LAW
THE LOS AXGKLKS EXPRESS claims, tha much-advertised
Jones law lms already doubled the .price of bottleg liquor,
and has spiked the ,'iihs of the Vets who have persistently
maintained Prohibition can't he enforced. , . .
The first claim may he conceded, for the current price of
lotl( liquor is a fact easily determined, and it-is reasonable
to believe the editorial wrUer of
i.
spcaitM.
,!ut any unanimity rejtnrdiiifj the second .proposition i as
impossible now as before the famous Federal-Dry statute was
adopted. -For there is no itfrrccineBt as lo wlint. enforcenienl
I nlPltllS.
JVl'hnpK Pl'OKH.Cllfc 1 IdOViM
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1 light, 0I tliis Jaitor point. Are
aitLple,1 coiiKumiiiK niore alcoholic, liquor now than before' the
Prohibition law was passed ?
The Wets will claim, they are. The Drys will claim they
are-nol. What is, the truth?
AVe don't know. We know no one else who knows. Ent a
committee of investigation could no doubt, find out. And when
that fact, is determined there, will he a start at, least toward
finding out whether or nM from a practical standpoint the Pro
hibition law can be enforced.
"Wo t'iiil lo son, liowovcr, where there is any jnstirintion for,
(Hm Jjos Anpi.'lrs n(WNiiiHr'H
way, ehantres the elements of tl Prohibition, situation.
In the first plaee, it is only a federal law only a)Iies to
federal liquor eases representing a kiiiiiII iterceiitage of lifiuor
viojal ions in this count ry.-
In. the.. second plnee, and, moro important It (loos f not, ns
so many people seem, to think, aiitomatieally increase tho pen
nh".H of such, violations. Tho minimum penalty for a first, offense,-for
example; is precisely what-it was that is, nothing.
The !miiiiii)imi. peiuiMy for a seeoiul offense was, and still re:
inaius, 1!00 fine or one month in jail. The Jones law, in short,
'makes no Ihane whatever in minimum penalties.
There Is a change in maximum penalties. Vnder Unsold
law, Hie maximum for first offenders was $10(1(1 and six months
in jail, am
for the senorid offenders OUO and five years in jail.
Tho .lobes law merely retains the five years in jail pertain
ing to second offenders, but increases the maximum' fine from
2000 to $10,0II().
In other words, Federal judjreh are given the right to im
pose $1,000 fines nwl five-year jail sentences upon old offend
ers, if they WISH to, but this does not mean they WKJj. In
the first conviction brought under the .Jones law the judge, in
fact, declared publicly he did not believe-in the law and he only;
gave the defendant a small' fine, with no jail sentence.
So there you are, and there wo are, just about whore we
were before the .Jones law was passed. The price' of bootleg
liquor may have doubled, but a vast majority of the violators
of tho Dry Law do not care what it costs, if they only can get it.
As has frequently been stated, no laSv is stronger than pub
lie opinion behind it, , ONLY. as public opinion behind a law
changes will the enforcement of that law change.
The best hope, therefore, of those who believe the Prohibi
tion law is essentially right, lies, as we soo it,, not in tho Jones
law or any other law, m in the possibility that, under the
leadership of President Hoover, and in the light of. the informa
tion his commission may secure, pubjic opinion regarding this
law AVILL CHANG K.
Feminine shoppers will witness
n millinery .style sviow on North
Central tomorrow, when Charlotta
Semis, local milliner will present ;,lt" the ,oon, nl.',,ort, ( the airport
a living model in Mann'B Depart-1 bonds carry, will be installed on
ment store window, who will don tli Kspee lawn menr the Chamber
tho leading headgear fashions for I of Commerce building for demon
t lie spring season. " jslrallon and to permit tho public
The very latest in Kaster linn-j to olilaln nn Idea, ns to its size,
nets will lie. shown and Milady j After n couplo of days, it will
will bo nble to see herself at ; lc moved to the top of a local
ihurch on Kaster morn, as well as! building, probably tho Uherty
In becoming models for street I Hnildlng. and will operate from
wear, sport and dress, suitable to that point, and residents of dis
tills season's dictates. Tho deiu- trlots fi or. 20 miles away can
onntrnlion will he held between see Jts beams nt night,
three and four o'clock tomorrow I Copco workers will Install the
afternoon, with Hester Whitman I light at both places.
modeling.
Miss llemls, who took over the)
mil niiL'itruh In nf AIiiiiii'm liillllliio-v
department six weeks ago, when '"" roeontly dedicated,
she arrived hero from California, Klamath Palls. l'lans corn
has not only mado a nun.her of lls,aallim t cottaKO
friends In .Medford, but has won ,.,, ,,int
the confidence anil support of n ,
largo clientele, because of tboj Now bus service between Astoria
service she has given her buyers, anil Seaside recently established.
MUTT AND JEFF
miMOineK iniNO a. II WN7, wnCNCVtR. f aaiiiAU rAV ,Tc.rHe. ifcftr-Tl TrrJ& U' i-n..uv,.. .. ...... :
A BRoTrtsre lion TAMG& ewes, vcu THe I Urf'.vA ckv i i" hi! m lU ri', r-.J'0:...': bah SUCH
I CRy for Ato tAjHICH IS'OOWAH, n I POOWAH: ,TTV rTZ I ' -"" " I
A it If; rVL2d- tk .. til ":' .-.nf f&
r I Id I : Alii 1111k I V :i-B- f-l JJikaVlrf hHWU 1 , I iW V, JFV l-L. I Rtt: S - I illfli1 It B . I i tt Lk.
I 1 f mj. Ill dmrrm. U W 1 I " J?Ji'tM, II I S " ' ANS.SS-BC. I V TjM I f 1 L1J -ZT' I 1 " I I Jl.,.' I V3 I I ' JIT
CHANGE PROHIBITION?
the Kxpress knows whereof hi; j
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S (oiilllMSSIon 01111 tlll'OW, SOIHC
.
tile Alllei'icail peoplo, lor ex-
optimism. This Jones law, in no
and beeaiiHo of the attractiveness
of her millinery stock.
PL AY FROM S. P. LAWN
The two and .'one-half million ,
candlo power ' revolving beacon i
light lor uso in aviation night
flying, of the typo to bo installed
1'ortlnnd.
$1.3ii0,000 United
States Veterans' hospital on Mar-
A Practical Demonstration
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, K. D. ''
Blffoad letttni pcrUlotnc to personal btalth and hjfflSbe, not to dfatiaa dliffnosl or
treatmeoc, will b anawered by Dr. Brady If fUmped, lelf-addreMed tovelop la enclosed.
Letter ahould be brief and written in ink. Owing to the Urge number of. Utter re
eel Ted, ouljr a lew ean be anawered here. No reply can be made to querita not oouiora
lug to lnetructlona. Addreaa Dr, William Brady. In car of thla nawapaper.
IHSIVPEOTION
Tho untutored. .nrayor of a ror-
ruptly Knveind rlty where tlie
rli Izoiih are loo "..timid to protest
nealnnt c x plollo.j k11".k appenuieuisT1 lira;. D. H.
lion' of iiublln of-.w- ' " .' '.,''
.lint by: the peU-j Annwer From the fact that you
. IK IanH or to take j eapltiillze whole wheap I surmise
Klep.s - to ' punish-t,1Mt you've . been reading aome
ho trrnfterK, re-i
body's hokum. The ' notion that
yently. visited a.! whole wheat will prevent nppendl
minor couriroomj t-'ltls is more nonsense.,
where- m any of! Good Food. ,
S the . rif-raff ami;
rnRt.ur nre herd -
ed for trial. Thet
mayor detented a ,1011!. odor, andjfiueh a thlnp as eating- too much
made: himself nnd his community ; lettuce? I oat lettuco without
ridic ulous, hy unnouttoln that he ; any dreaslnK nt all hours of the
was noinw to-order the health d- : oay. Airs. A. V.
partmcnt to fumlKate the court-' Answei No, to both questions,
room immediately. Half a pound of bread,, whether
In this same timid town there t jilain. bread or whole wheat bread,
is an ordinance prohibiting the .contains the- snmo amount of nu
sale of betldliiK at second hand j triment ns a pound of lean beef,
the Implication boin that there j. Whole wheat' bread, contains a
is some risk of spread of disease j little more vitamin and mineral
by bedding iliat has been used, i matter than white bread, but un
Tho same risk holds, of course, i less tho diet is restricted to bread
for second hand automobile up-j alone 'this doesn't matter, for you
holstery, but the Timid Town hasiet the vitamins and minerals In
no ordinance prohibiting the Kale
of second hand . cars, furniture,
rugs or even personal- clothing.
In Timid Town, you see, the nuto
mobile," furniture, rug . and . rlntlt
ing dealers do fiot mind much
whotlier. second hand stuff is sold
or not; the mattress people, on
tho other hand, do object to this j cauliflower and cabbage are valu
compoliiinn. in Timid. Town int-ja,ie? itoms in the diet because
lit-KH ninliei-s know how to inake
Ilie politicians hohnvo,
For something . liko IS lor 20
years the health officer of Timid
Town '(iherc have been two or
Ihl't'C nf Him In that tlmn I think)
has been , appealing annually to
tbe towa'councll for an ordinance
lo problbit llm. sale of ' plp-lrss
(gas stoves, because In Timid Town
there Is an annual (leatli rale from
accidental- poisoning o pcnplo by
such dangerous heaters. For IS
or 20 years tho honorable coun
cil of Timid Town, has respect
fully received the health, officer's
appeal and referred the matter to
some commi'-tee thnt takes care
of such embarassments. Mean
while the! population - of Timid
Town suffers tho loss of a dozen
or two more or less worthless lives
each year, and 'the pipeless gas
stove business 'thrives lustily. It
seems the pipeless gas-stove mak
ers and merchants know how
to make the politicians behave In
Timid Town. What nro a dozen
or ntore lives to' good business
men? Schoolrooms in Timid Town and
even tho public library, hnve been
''fumigated" from time to' time,
these many-years, when there was
anepidemlc or a scare on,i ,,1.Vhen
you wish to see intelligence, health
intelligence, at its lowest- level,
visit the public schools or tho
public library of Timid Town.
The mayor of Timid Town was
not so extraordinarily silly in his
belief that the unpleasant odor he
detected in tho courtroom called
for fumigation by tho health de
partment. Doubtless thousands of
other citizens of the town who
smugly think themselves "on1 a
higher plane of intelligence, than
the mayor, believe in such" rites,
too, In face .it Is only a. yoar
or two since tho health depart
ment of Timid Town ceased tho
practice of terminal fumigation,
and I nm not sure that the health
i authorities do not still raise a bit
of smoke or a powerful t"nch . on
tho 'premises after certain infec
tious disease- even today.
Tho irony of this. If any. 1r thnt
n these funny ideas and prac-
tlces in Timid Town nro due, not
so much to ignorance of tlie peo
ple as to tho workings, of politi
cal grnft.
fi:STIOXS AXI) ANSWEKS
on Osteopathy We're Olfngin
What do you think of an os
teopath on backache and hemor
rhoids? Do you think 1 would
be safe In trying' theni for such
trouble t have tried others, too.
II. C. II.
Answer This is an embarrass
ing query, for only the other day
1 received a great shower of let
ters from osteopaths who thanked
mo for my fairness nnd broad
mindedness townrd their cult. T
must tell you, friend, that if 1
were in your place I should cer
tainly not trifle with any kind -of-healer
who purports to follow any
kind of pathy. lint if you are de
termined to fool with thin and
that brand of healing, there are
plenty bidding for patronage thnt
are far Inferior to the osteopaths
In every respect.
OOUJAH.
SKOOWAH,
PoowAHl
IN -TIIR irOMK.. " :
Xo Nonsense in fills. Column,
.. Will feeding' Whole .Wheat bread
to children prevent r.thm' : from
i3 't injurious to -one's health
to half a pound of .whole
wheat broad n.dny Also Is there
lettuce or other fruits, or vege
tables In your diet.
Cn utiriower.
Has cauliflower any real food
value? C. J. H. . .
Answer Tho samo nutritlvo
value ns cabbage, not gver 3 BO'
calories In tho pound, Both
nf n,, nntural roughage they fnr-
nlsh, their vitamins and their min
eral elements, mainly calcium
phosphorus and sulphur. For my
part, however. I select these de-
lectubles, when I have tho oppor
tunity just, because, they're darn
good eating.
The Arcadians Almost' Kvtliii t.
I had your formula put up'and
ean truthfully say 1 have bene
fitted wonderfully. Do you smoke?
Cigars or pipe? K. A. L."
Answer 1 was once an Arca
dian, but never got tho Inspira
tion to take up Knrrio's chal
lenge. Walnut clicks it, I think.
(Copyright John V. Dille Co.)
It slionlrtii tnlte much of a detective-
to run down tbe pot that's
devourlii' the Texas onion crop.
Th' Strlbllii family Hen'iicil up
,.,.,.. ., , ,.,. , hlliu,sl
lit .Mlnmmy an' that's, more'ii tho
average family cleans up in. a
lifetime with
all the members
flghtln'.
Give Night Flight
at Barber Field
. Saturday, Sunday
Tho airport committee, has ar-
ranged a novel stunt for Snturday
and Sunday evenings of this week
at tho air field on the fairgrounds.
A Unnernl Kloctric floodlight of
aO',000 -candlepower will be dem
onstrated both evenings and the
Sanders Aeronautical school will
give night flights to those who de
sire to go up.
Tho field will be brilliantly light
ed, with tho big light, which is like
those used for lighting the mu
nicipal ports at- Salt Lake City,
Oakland and nther cities.
Tills will bo well worth driving
to tho fairgrounds to see nnd if
desired Medford mny bo seen by
night from the air. i
Qidll Points
Death is ' like taxeo - In ' another
particular, also; The poorer you
are the leas you. dread it. i ;
" People mav remieet a law with
out obeying It, but they won't obey
a law without respect lK it '
non't worry If tho boytells lies.
Ho may live to be a great writer
of dog stories. i . '
one moral of the Stewart :-cnw
Is that .sharp 1 practice miint ,, be
punished If It Is expoHfld. v.. ;';.
: Iaiive may promiit dad Ut buy
a liinoiisiiip. hut fenr nlono mn
make liim wear n iirofejjHlonnl
" cup while driving.'
A hoy Isn't a fool because ho
inherited his dad's money, but be
cause he Inherited his day's folly.
Hvery specialist does charity
practice, but It isn't his charily.
Itich patients pay for It.
The ideal eablnet is one contain
ing an unfortunate tho' people can
cuss for the sins of the adminis
tration. ! p
Americanism: Bending about a
man who has done some good
work: writing him 28a,65u begging
letters..
Alas! The only ones qualified
to bo idenl servants aro out look
ing for sorvants. .
The conservative In. pnllllcs al
ways wins In tho Ions run.' The
people aro satisfied more often
than they are mad.
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Hotel life may afford little
privacy, but at least tho iojIo
who listen hi aren't visiting In
laws. ,
How strange that the ' deacon
home from a journey can tell how
wicked the city is and can't tell
how many churches it has.
"Stocks going up: everybody
getting rich," says Brisbane. And
the next day:s "There, you poor
simp; I told you not to' gamble."
A" magazine for tho intelligentsia
doesn't seem so Impressive when
you meet a few of the people who
boast of reading It.
The wars that found. America di
vided into hostile camps were the
Civil war, the Revolution, the War
of 1812 and the others.' . '4 ,
Correct this sentence: "Lindy
would have become a! great and
famous man," said the prophet, "If
his plane had fallen in mid-Atlantic."
At the pialto . : . .!y
Milton Sills, In a new type Of
role in his latest picture, "Love
and the Devil," opened, at tlie Rl-
alto last night.
Far the time beinff Sills drops
" "-""" , wreenmg uss
types and dons dress suits and the
polished manners in. his portrayal
of Lord Dryan, the English ex
plorer, who falls In love with a
woman's picture.
He goes through the trials and
tribulations that pursue the love
nliair of the staid Britisher and
the temperamental Italian- prima
donna, and again demonstrates that
Milton Sills is one of the finest
actors on-the screen today. . .
Maria Corda. tlie Hunerarinn not.
ress, who will 'lie remembered for
I her work in "TJto Private Life of
fllelen of Troy," is well cast as the
J singer, and her performance adds
greatly to the success of the story,
Hen Bard, tho old vaudeville favor
ite, is Ideal for the other man.
1 .
One. nichflcld service station
completed and another under con
struction In Seaside. -i
Construction of J100.000 admin
istration building completed at
Jantzen Knitting mills, Portland.
I
Approximately 515.000 trout fry
will bo liberated in Lincoln county
streams this year. state Game!
Warden.
Daily Meteorological Report
Tuesday, March 26
Forecasts
; Medford . and" vlcinltvi Partly
cloudy tonisht and Wednesday
pooler tonlKht with frosts. - "
" Oregon: . Generally air tonight
and . Wednesday: except probably
showers northvoat portion. Cooler
tnnlglit with frost south and east
.portions.
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Local Data .
Temperature (Degs.) .... H2
iflKhuat (Last 12 lira. .. &::
i.owost i.iahi vt iirs. l,. aa -in
Rel. humidity (l'et.K.... 47 . Sii
Precipitation (Inc.) ..00 t!
State of weatiier....:...ciondy Cloudy
lowest temperature thliPimirn".
Ins, 40 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1
192S, 0.10 inches.
Sunset today, 0:29 p. hi.
Sunrise Wednesday, 0:02 a. m.
Sunset Wednesday, 0:31 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5"prM
120th Meridian Time
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CITY
r.s
Baker City 42 34 Cloudy
Bismarck 38 ' 20 Clear
Boise 40 -40 Cloudy
Denver ..." 42 30 Clear
Dea Moines ...... 50 32 . Clear
Fresno 00 38 Clear
Helena 40 34 Cloudy
Los Angeles ....' 02 54 Clear
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Phoenix" Oil 42 Clear
Portland '..., HO 40 Cloitdv
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6:15- to 6:30 Medford Mall
4 Tribune, news and markets.
6:30 to 7 Coleman & Law-
ton Servico Sta., and Mod-
' ford Service Station.
t 8 to 9 Request hour, of, popu-
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11 to 11:30 Medford Elec-
trio Co.
11:30 to 12 Lewis Super Ser-
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12 to 12:05 Medford Mail
4 Tribune, news, reports.
12:05 to 12:35 Hubbard
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12:35 to 1:05 Jackson Coun-
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1:05 to 1:35 City Cleaning & Leave Medford-
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1:35 to 2:05 Beebe' & Kin-
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2:05 to 2:35 Klhvooi'l & law-
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2:35 to 3:06 Alexander Oroc-
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