Medford mail tribune., September 01, 1929, Image 2

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MflDPORT) MaTL TRTBtryn, MEDFORD, Ol.i-Cioy, sI'XDaY. sKPTP.MBER 1. 1020.
Tocal and
1
Personal
. Thin will he a It-Is week lj-'--;tii-'
ot tomorrow helnn LjiIi-h ilay with t Uuth Vhuoni uml chlhlien, -Maxine ,
VI ilK elphrutlon featureM and thi'jVinmnt it ml I'aisy Wehsier. who!
4; nubile hcIiooIh rimveniiiK for t ho! hud heen viHitinn at the home of
Si vonr on Tih-mIii'. A h'K exodus j .Mr. W. M. raniphell here for the
uf Medfonl and other valley teo-
lilo'licKlin leavlnn yesterday alter-
iintl fur DIbiiioiicI Lake. I'liilei
l..lkC, )'l'OHl cot. Lllli. li' the
Woods L'uloli Crock, tlio Oregon
l -li von nnil iithi-r To.i.rt pint . and
to the ii'i'iini mill mountains, i"
take ndvantuc... of the , two-day
vacation -period.
Inteihalloniil Hilile Ktliu.'llls ".;
soclatim. .Ire hloa.l. ..si nu " l,y i. i. Thompso,,, assistant ento- 1
tower- I.ihlo IM'olf,'.,.., over K..M-I.,, !,,. ,.,!,
every KlllKluy evenlni;. A l.-.-ture j ( sh()lll ,((. a( .;
wlllbe Klven Ktinilny evenlliK S'i- : p,.(1 l(:f(1.( ,.B1. tsl.l, r .-li .
ti nilier i; fi'i'l'i '' !'::1U' Uvhli-li vlll he In from K 1.1 HI '.lavs
Mr. -ill's. Kmll .Mnhr; i "111'1'01' ,, ,u. ,,,,,, weather I'linilllliins. :
who havf heeu- 1sl.lin . teinpm -.; Hlill),.tl.,, ,-pray' reeomuieii.le.l j
arlly for' wmie lime- past at ' 1 ,,e ,.x Iment slatl s .Irv
Hotel Meilf.ilil. nave leiu.-n '
furnlsheil home of i . U. Hal 1,1
son nt ' Kii't Muni street, into
which they will move within a
day or so-to reiiialn until ileflnll'
plans are complelen tor .in- 10-;
lure. !
Bernioe M. HolK.-r. lei.cher of
violin. Iliith school credits iilv.-'i.
Studio Spaitu lllllB. 1'lione 4:lT-lt. i
Hill ;
H. 1-:. Ili'own has purchased the 1
23 acres eiml of AHliland. form-!
erly owned by Madaiiie Tracy, j
from Mi.ryedlth Vinuenl. . I
IiynKe's dance. Nat Wed.
Sat. Wetter nnil hotter.
Mlsu .Mary York, sister of
and j
102 !
Mis. :
wllti l.as,h.M.n visit
he i.ast f.-w
I
. It II. onkl.
Ine- here for th
left last niitht r.u' Chlpiieusbur!.-.-
I'K.. H lter.l she Is Insll lli-lor at
the nuiliial school in thai city.'
Exquisitely perfumed, orlulnnl
Knullsh tub aonp, Just received at
ColvlB 'UruB. next to Hinllo the
ater. Mr. mill Mix. lutnos Walls and
duujehtei-, Dorothy and sont Owen
u(- Ulv. Who ll"il heen visltlllli
with Mr. and Mi-k. W. K. liectm
hern for mine time, i-ciiirned to
their home last Kiiday.
$5.1)0 per load summer price on
Modforil made factory hlocka. Med
Kul -'o.. Tel. 3I. . 4
Knrwic halt siuead by tlur icp-resentativ.-H
of the city have ruin
ed two hlKhly prized azaleti
shrilhB. A. I-:. Ilartutm. liT" Kasl
Slly-fli'l street, declan d yester
day In a letler to lite city oinln
.11 111 which In- asked pay for Hie
shrubs before he pays the bill fur
the haltlni:. The Oi'.-koiiIiiii.
Hawaiian guitar, ukulele, Tmo
p.twli Spanish miliar and banjo
claenea will rn-opn at Pulmorn
MiiMle Mouse Saturday, August 31.
Pt'lscllla MelsliiHer, Inatructor. Call
7S-for appolnlnienls. 15Stf
Miss l ona llletrlch " will leave
loilay for Pnrllmid. where she
will enter Lialtilnx In the St.
'lncent'M liosplliil.
The lust hlme.nt of Vlclnr
ItttdloH Is about exhniisti'd and l ho
Palmer Music Houso i-eporu an
other shipment due nexl week. Hint
Leonard M. Mavrii-ld. lite new
nthlePc couch uf.lhe (lliints Pass
liluh school Is. a mailualii of the
I'nlveislty of onmon and b:ts
coached for the past three years
at Spi'lnullelil hh-.li school, where
llW teams have mude successful
aiipeai'iinces aualnst lui'Hor schools.
li'unelal sprays utld cut flowers.
Knmuelson's Klower Caidon, 1!08
Chirk St. Phone "r.4-.. Ui7tf
Ivan Mcl'ollom. who had been
alleiiiling summer school nt Stan-1 ThlimIW)1 f UlM Angeles returned'
ford university, hit Friday '';, .(Miford yesterday after a su -1
lOllensljurg. Wash
where he witlj
tench school, tiller nnvmg speoi ,
several days visiting his parents, j
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. .MeColloin.
With the Uadlo season about to I
open, the Palmer Music House has!
uriiinged to display the most com- j
plte line of instruments ever I
shown In Medford. lfi'!
Miss Mary (iierhait ut Kui;ene
is Hiiending the week-end In Metl-j
(rtld as the guest of Miss I
cl l-M-
ward.
Hpedal prUe $5.00 per load, Med
ford made factory blocks. Med.
Fuel Co., Tel. ''31. tf
With the opening of the deer
hunting season on September IT.
spoilsmen will he called upon to
observe a change In the limit laws
Much Milliter will be allowed but
one mule deer. He. may kill """
mule, deer and one black-tail or
two blucli-taHs. Iteports Indicate
that deer will he more plentiful
In all sections of the state than
I hey have been for years. Heavy
Inroads made upon cougar have
In no small degree been n,'""
dble for this increase tf deer.
The. first big shipment of Ma
jestic ItadioH for the fall showing
tn now In Medford and being dis
tributed by the Palmer Mui-
House. 1 litl j
Clyde Kakin will return to M-d-i
ford the first of this week after;
spending several days 1 1 ansae t lu
business In Poi (land.
Special tu b s $." 00 por load fctv.
blocks. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. fiSt. tfl
Dr. C. It. Slmklns has returned j
from the Lust and wilt la- in his ,
off to. over the Woohvoi t h store, i
ax Usual, about September Hrd. i
miy tnem now, rety. oiocitn. ""; (;,lM,. .luMlc
per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tot. t3Lri.piiea f ,t,
tf
Miss t.eona Margin left i-evenl j yillttUl ,Hin, (,r toib.v. The fi.st
days ago for New oi k where she;Inml w.,g nii(l,,, ,,v Thoj( A I :(,M M
will both teach and study In Colum-j , 1H;il an)l ,h,M jH lh(, ftni.Mb an-
ba university during the com In
year. Miss Mai tern had been in -structor
In music at the Souther .
Orl-gun Normal school for the pad
four years.
Medford Bonded Warehouse: In
pmpured to ntnra grains, wool, hfy
and nim-chandisn of all k I n d .
Mon' loaned on warehouMi re
celptM at reasonable ralen. 140tf
Dorothy Johnson of the fore-.)
sorvteff office at the Federal build
inn left Friday night for Portland
where shs will spend Labor I ay
with friends,
Fcty. Mocks now $5 00 per lond.
Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 31. 'f
Jurk and Vernon Lamb were ar-res1-od
this week on K Vitus creek
for shontlnR from the public hig'--wny.
They pleaded guilty to the
chnrw In th .Distir court of .Indue
If. V. Heed ami received rinen t
Jlfr- nnd fonts. Gold Mill News.
..--, N. MH'ollum uiitl mum l.uiiinl
i of Kiivllle, Wa.-th., left yi-suTihiy
j fur their home after an 'XtMMl"il
lift) in Las AnuelMN it n (I kihii lift n
: California.
Lot me wrltfl your fire Insurant?.
'rwi v tm.1m.i,i ut.i u,.ii,.nH
! phn. qui ' tti
I Mi-H, Kdlih Wcl.KU'i- ami M
j past iw() weeks, left for their home
It.tl'l.'i. no I ' I l-uul i.i-i n '
Money loaned to worthy people)
to pay Ihc-lr honeM debts. Thum.iH j
Kenity Co.. Km. J3, Palm Flit., ror-:
! ,.,. .Main am ,
tier Main and l-'ront. uontaiin. 24tf
A rover spray K advised an a
r nu.otiu .1... ...1 .... ,.f
Ute f-udlhiK moth, now at the peak
KW.n,i hr.iml mnr itolm.lli.in.:
j iiovv.lereu I I arsenate used at the;
, . . ,,,M,ia , 1 ,J0 :
, KaiIIK f spray solution.
K,.n(,, Bll,.lllH mliy p,lr,.jwl..
.,.kpl. n(..,reakahle cuaiantiM d
fountain pens with the new special
points from Mcdford Hook Store.
Name eiiKi'aved fi'eo. 12
II. Devlin and family of Tafl.
al.. i-eturned to theii- home yes-t(--da.y
after having spent several
days vlsillnK with .Mr. Devlin's
sister. Mi's. .1. It. Spurcon.
$.1,011 per load silmmor price on
fcly. blocks. Mod. l-'uol Co.. Tel.
631. tf
The Ashland chmnliel- of com-
meree directors, at their next meet
illK wjM ,,',. . .,.,.,
,, lemlnllori tskini: : Ashlaml's
indorsement recommending the im
mediate o instruction of 1 he Wil
liam "reek -Oregon Caves high
way. (.t those fenders and auto
I indies straightened at Prill's Kheot
Methl AV'orks, opposite Lewis Supr
Service Station. Thone. 418. tf
.Mrs. Until Vimont left
n'glit I
for her home In lierkeley. Ca.1..
after a short stay In this city.
Utiuners removed and snags
worked hack- In hose, silk under
wear, golf box, bu eaters, etc. Han
dicraft Shop. l.'iTtf
.Mrs. K. L. Schorcht. accompanied
by Mrs. Irwin, left last night for
San Francisco on the Shati.. after
a trip to Crater Lake and Portland.
Free shampoo with marcel or
finger wave; $1.00. Bowman'
Itarber and Ileanty Shoppe. 1SS
Tiling for the foyer of the new
State theater was being laid Friday,
that on the lower section of the box
office having been placed chi'Der
in the week. Completion of con
struction will he within a few days.
Walter Leveret to of Med ford, one
of the owners of the theater an
nounced, after which about two
weeks wilt he occupied with Instal
lation and testing of talkie equip
ment. (trams Pass Courier.
Names engraved free on all Par
ker and Waterman school pens
purchased at the Mndford Hook
Store.' IH'J
Members of' the exeHlflVe com
mittee of the local American Legion
post held a meeting Friday nlgM
to perfeci final plans for the Labor
Day lift 11 tomorrow night. From
all Indications this affair will draw
one of ttie largest dance crowds of;
the season, with many out of towiii
people "among those present." I
Typewriter cleaning and repair-j
In if. Medford Typewriter KxchnnKe. i
140tf1
Frank II. Thompson and Herbert
... flM,,lni4 .,,, trt r,innillI1(, .
- ut(1
((f Mj,
The ThnmpsotiK are .guests
and Mrs. H. L. Ilromley i f i
South Oakdule.
Kxqulsltely perfumed, original
Fngllsh tub loap jusr' received nt
CoIvIr DriiBs, next to Rlalto the
ater. 162
Mnt. K. L. lioekllff left last
night for for her home In Minne
sota, after an extended visit with
l elatives.
Dressmaking nud remodcllnc lt
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Ithlg. Tel. 1 ISI. tf
i. W. Harvey, representative of
tht Trans-Continental freight hu
reait. Is spending the week-end In
port la ml with his family.
All textbooks and PuppUe-. In
cluding Script washable Ink, at
i Medford Hook Store.
I .lodge Harry D. Norton, who,
'with Mrs. Norton, returned to
.their ! rants Push home during
; last week from a month's vaca
tion trip through Itritish Colum-
bia ami Alaska, spent vesterdav
j In the clt y on legal business in
picpi-ratiou of the npeuiim ot cir
cuit tonit here ni'l Tuesda'
mornlu.
Hemstitching, plcotlns, pleating,
button making and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop, 1 T.Ttf
(I. H. Hragg of Medford has
purchased the obi Harry W. An
drews residence south of Ashland
Medford Typewriter Kxehango
Rentals $3.00 per mo., S nios. $".P0.
14tf
A novel window display in I he
Copeo buitdlng is attracting much
Mtenliou from passers-by The
display, which advertises "Lig!i!'s
features an e,el
first -b-ctric lamp
ami com on res it with t he nmdrn
ulvei sat y of this Import a tit --vent
Other Items of Interest In the dis
play are a replica of a "newspaper
of the year l71, telling of hc
marvelous Invention by KdWon a'ul
j a huge 10. noo wat lamp of the
: modern type.
I Hoy them now. Mcdford factory
ibb-cks, $;,.no per load. Med. Km I
Co.. Tel, fSSl. tf
Miss llaxcl Walters of San .Ion-.
who formerly lived in Medford. re
lumed to this city yesterday, where
j she ha Accepted a position.
Me. 1 ford made factory blocks
I now $! mi per loud. Med. Fuel Co.
jTel, .1L tf
Mr and Mrs. H. C Crahtm are
UiH-ndlttK the week end at Cr.tt i
I Lake.
I Miss flladys Murphy D ft la (
nlcht on the Shasta for San Fr.in-'
j cist'o where she w ill vNlt M: s
Marie Metlfotd.
(..,,nillr ,,,.,11, ,.0u' ai tl enk,w;iK il'i-ently iClrui'lteil as city itt-
Minn Vunxu NU-Imoii
j I'tith, ii-r-oru pn nlfl y
. kupsih ut the Kurl
the liit few daVH. The
; hiiV" hi-rn" aitenrtlnu the Vumfiit-
'i,, of the l nive.sily r .S.-uil.
I '' n Cullfni niit. .
' DynKft's dunce, Nat Wed.
and
162 ,
, Sat.
HiKKn and betur.
1
"j1'?
i
A'lO.IH-.V
''JIM I. Fiiri''ll.
Wil ii'',i 'v iCiui"1"' UH 'j1' )tlT
I..1-I...V of .MeilVoni which .ik
.,,, n.t M.,a ,,,,. , hv lhl.
" ,"nr1"" 1 "5 "u
'H.v COJlni'll. assumes the. ilutl. H
"r lli'-Jott'if toliiol'iow. hut Citv
Attornl" John- II. Cai kln who re-
slmiwl.-tioilie Mine K ''inise of
havjiitf ln :'(p.ol;ile.l as a niein -
I"1 ( I h Ktat.r lax , hoar.l. which
liece. sltales the removal of him -
s,1' ami family to Salem, will re -
I main mil .1 October Isi ami spend
! 1 he remaliii .f this niontli In
I net I lim .Mr. Kan-el I familiar with
the office and- the pondlnij city l-'nink W. Hock and Lary Sullivan.
Icaislctloii. ! Martinez, t'l'.l.; Charles Neary an'l
ll.-m e Mcdford will have prac. Marcie C.rls. z. San l-'l-aucisco: Ka-I
II. ally two city attorneys durlUK -M- Kantent and Sadie Silencer. Oak
this mouth, both altendlnn th- hiU'l: Hubert S. I.ucus and Louise
council nicotines. The next city
I-."""' 11 1 " n-"1!
1 ui-yoay nini ai witH'll lime,
almiK with the routine lMisinesK
a niintbi-r of lnitMi-tanl inattei
Will he eonsideied.
Daily Meteorological Report
. . Miudny, .Vjpl. I.
.M -Hold and vicinity: (,'useillcd,
but becoming f:)'irt wih .rfMnft
temperature
Otegnn: ' I'nseltlcd. but becom
!g fair with rising-bempruture in
interior of west, portion. Showers
and t liuntt erst or ms iti mountain-'
of cast portion. Cooler east por
tion.
! M -
i-"f
Local Data
:
Tciiiiierature (degs) .. "iti . 7."t
Highest (laM li' In-1 Sii ftO
Lowest (last 'l his) . .'it; ' rt
He', humidity ( pet. ) . ". in
Preciitation (Inches) nil
Stale of weather Clear P. Cdy.
Total prec'.pitat'on since ep
Lemlter I. IIU'.S, . inches.
SunrlM today, 't
.'W, a. in.
: l.", p. m.
Sunset todayt i!:
Sunrise Afonday.
w. ;i;:
:M il. m.
H('TCHIS()N.
Meteorrdoglst.
W 10 1. L I X ( . TO N . N . V. . (I'lT h e
Wellington Kvwning Post has tried 1
out with success news print inaiiu- i
factured in the I'nlted StateM from!
two N'W Zeuluud pulp trees, the
lawa ami. rlmu. The Forestry De-I
tmt Iment is also experimeiittngl
with the eyoth- plnus Insignra.
A Real Holiday Party !
American Legion
Labor Day Bali
Auspices Post No. 15
Oriental
Gardens
' i
fT . , ' i .
Mbhiday, Sept. 2
..(.. ( , , i
. . . . Music by
DOM PROVOST and His
7-Piece Dance Band
' Popular Prices
Gentl emcn $1.00 Ladies Free
:1WT EXCELS :
J
FOR MARRIAGES
.In in', l he traditional month for
brides mill weddings, tuok a hark
seat h.sl nlxlit when tile man-lay.
license totals for August wa rluu.--
. ed nil at tin- nfflee (if the county
eleark. l-'our more iermltH were
Issued (Itirlrm the month Just past
, llirtn iluiint: June.
I n 1 II. :i lou p!e ere Menial .1
' " i""th-' fallfoi-nla
eouplis were responsllile for 40 of
,,. ,.,.,. M, Ort-KOlllanH oh-
. tullie.l 4-1. M.isl nr die Callr.irnlnns
"ere from northern .'allforui:i
cities ami towns. Dunsmulr. Ile.l-
"" "'' He,i ntu" "''fc well rep.
I'-scnte.l.
I .S'lne of the lleenseB were issueil
' yesterday. They were to Wllliur
Ktuttafor.l and Oliver ('liffor.!.
Mcdford; Aldo Uonald Parr audi
Marsurel Voiini; Doss. Ashland:
; Hiimtar. Dunsimilr: Aubrej. Zi-ii.
I.."," 'T.J'"Z' ,:,T'a . ?r '
i j
Champ and Ktoc-
eiwe L. Sheriner. KoKUe UlvtM'.'and
Lester M. lJudley, Donephon, Aliss,
and Klizaheth .Mai-Knight. Jark-i
foiville. , I
L
TO BE TUESDAY
.M'. i nc.Ji' riiiier.u .sej vics lor.j
i. K. Neuher; ftiinier resident;
ia Ksonvn:e 'woo p-assed awav.S s(( -,.at-y ,,f
In San l''rancisco. will he held
the grave in the Jacksonville t-em-eiery
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'
clock. The Klks Lodge No. lltiS.
ami the Firing s-und fronii Co. A.
( will have hai go of the services.
1'iineral tirocession wit form at
the Perl Funeral home at 1:4T.
iii:Di.uairs n mc;ht
l,.l)l(iS 1 KKI.;il'M
lilll'SSKLLS (lt Successful ex
pt ritueiits with headliglus on air
I litnes , to facilitaie nght Japdings
have been made' by . Snlvena,, the
lielglan air line, at the Harprj air
port, in Hrussellfl, rMt.' ; ' Q
A plane was equipped with -light
which, reflected by a ;p;mi
bollc Phlltlpiis reflector, was pro
jected ri.Ofio feet when the plane
flew ul an altitude of ilOO feet.
'I he success i of the testa has
prompted the Helsiau government
to .provide, all planes with such
beacon facilities. it,
(teruiauy has a network f 37
"ion miles of nmfor buses.
ARGUE GOLD ILL
II CASE
U. S. COURT SOON
I'O ItTI.A XII, (Mc, Auk. 31.
Five I'liui-t oases whli'h have linen
: .iii'iniuh Oremin cnui-m will l.e nr.
yueil when the
rilited Ktiltes cl:--
cull court of apiieals for the ninth f rli iryliis and pure bred stock,
dlstrlci c. inducts sossion, here dur- an industry which has made inar!:
Inn the week of September 111. ed pnifc-reHs in tile drams Pass .lis.
Thp '" " 'I"' I'ily "f 'li'ld trlct in recent momhs.
Hill and the lleavei-l'ortl'ind r.--. The amusement Plourain made
ment compi.ny auainst the -alifor-: iiiiblli- todav includes a dallv rod.-,
nla-Oreon i'ower
onipany tn d"-
teriliille the extent of
liower aile
j rights In the iioKue river adjacent
1 to Hold Hill will he hear.!,
j other appeals to l.e heard nr-:
' The appeal of A. I-;. Downing and
others, convicted on eharues of
j usini: ihe mails 1.1 .1. f raud in con
nection with the promotion f
stock sales In i.n alleued worthless
silver mine.
The appeal of I-:. K. Whiteside.
I veteran of the World war. from an
j adverse decision in his suit to -"-1
cover the benefits of a war rl-k
J jusiirailce policy.
i 'I he appeal of ('Ionics A. Uurck-
ami
I A..ele aualnst'the Northwest :
em Nrttioual iiank. lis officer and
directors, to recover losses allied
to have been suffered hi the value
of their hank tock through alleBed
actions of the diiectoiM.
j OLNIOVA IAPi A report by tin
I secretariat of the League of Na-
(Ions reveals that It bus piililhhe.l
1S.-0 treaties, in French and an
'oriK ltal InnsiiiiHc. The pacts al--'
contained in Mil volumes of 4;"i(i
puses each. The rep.ort shows'
thai the I'niled States communica-1
ted fourteen treaties in the past
Johui W
Alexander. 77. a
I'reside.H Moov.-r
i pr,.d'eessor of
II v.
On'lain. Vo.
ICU1 JCTt'Cl -
7off tboA
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Continuous Shows 12:.0 to 11
TODAY
ONE DAY
ONLY
A Whirly-Girly
inoderri Eve takes
you for the time of
your life in the
world's gayest
playgrounds
GORINNE
IN
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If you think you're
blase if you believe
nothing on earth can
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tare this is the-film
to see!
FOR 3 BIG DAYS. Starts
km
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PRIZE DAIRY AT
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,.:
CHANTS I'ASS, (ire.. Auk- 31-
.los.-iihine county's iirizt- far'n
produi-ls, livestock and haniliwol';.
' will he on exhibition at the fair
A' tfi'ouuils here when the county fair
tlli'ows ojien its Klltes to the public
next Wednesday.
Iteservations of fxhiblturs indi-
,.te an iinllsliallv llil erest in i.i-i-av
athlelic, vaudeville, mtisio, fire-
Workj. and afternoon rates. The
fair will close Saturday niuht.
HADIO CPI IIAI llil (fi l l's
'( Hi:t (SMI-: VIMSTKC
DALLAS i'i A radio operator's
joh lias paved the way to a career-iu
the ministry for Charles F.
linker.
He worked the remote control
hoard of WFAA for six years
while he studied at tin- Evangeli
cal Theological college here.
Now Uiiker plans to continue his
studies at Wheat on college near
Chicago. Ilerenily he quit his op
era tor's job to subwi'nte for vaca
tioning Dallas paKtors,
ILK
BUTTER
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FA5TUERIZED SAFE -PURE
PRODUCEtl v PirKFn.
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(extract frornNormas leUer
lift ?. Wm
o' the Big
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