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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MAY 18, 1938.
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Its Up to You Mr. Voter
TPHE Mail Tribune hag followed it usual practice in this
year's Primary.
It lias taken no active part in the intra-party struggle for
iimiiiniitions, for in nine cases out of ten no issues have been
iinolved. It has been the usual struggle between Jones and
Smith, the result being of no moment except to the gentlemen
concerned, the difference between twecdle-dum and tweedle
dee.
But we have entered the gubernatorial race for governor on
: he Democratic ticket, because here an issue WAS involved a
supremely important issue. Nothing less than the issue of good
government versus bad. ,
And that issue is to be decided in the Primary, by the vote
on Friday.
If Governor Martin is nominated, he will be re-elected. If
hi is defeated, he, and the fine, fearless, efficient type of govern.
ment he represents, will be wrecked, not only for this year, but
in all likelihood, for many years to come.
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Ferry.
The ourrent tempest in the teapot
of Oregon Democracy, with a Portland
politician and a Juvenile radical as
Incidental whirlwinds, seeking the
political scalp of Governor Martin In
dicates a number of things, Includ
ing: that the Democratic party can
stand prosperity no more than It can
produce It; that, nothing makes a
Democrat so mad as the realization
they have elected a competent and
popular official; and, that It has an
Incurable weakness for nutty notions,
and mothering nondescript crack-pot
groups. Individually and collectively.
The primary vote Friday will tell
whether Oregon democracy has gone
buggy, without a horse,
"MINTAGES Mil. UIAIM'KV
(Caption In Cooa Bay Times) Proof
sufficient,
J. Cochran Robin, Is drilling his
two boys, In the art of flying and
finding their own fish-worms, on the
othso lawn, and doing a good Job."
Elmer will have to grow more tall,"
aid he. "The way It I now, the lit
tle fellow eats down too hard. He's
low In the getaway, and I'm acared
one of the Bluejay goons will get him
one of these, days. The other one Is
coming along fine, except ho stands
over the worm, Instead of In front of
him. He gets no leverage, and tries
to pull the worm up between his legs
He'll break himself In two doing that
trick."
Fashion experts claim the trend In
men's clothing la toward "brilliant
hues." A man In a pair of red pants,
won't look any cooler than a lady In
a red dress on a torrid day.
Southern Oregon residents are
warned to look out for counterfeit
dollars, while looking for the genu
ine. "Salem, Mass., announces that wo
men, accompanied by babies, cannot
be served liquor In Its taverns. The
babies had much rather have their
bottles at home, anyway." (Norfolk
(Va.) Ledger) And, the little darlings
don't llko to b set down on the bar
In a puddle of beer while Mama
hoist a snifter, with both hands
free.
A carnival has come and gone. A
number or citizens are reported to
hare nothing to cat. but two kewple
dolls and an Indian blanket they won.
Among the active opponents of Gov.
Msrtln Is a gont under deportation
orders to Germany, and thrice con
victed of felonies. He has appeared
cast In the role or the Governor In
stae satire, cntltltxl: "Id Rather
Be Wrong, Or Old Iron PanU Goes
to Town." His acting ts said to be
worse than hip rword, and his nui
sance value high. The force of agi
tation have (Midenvored to make a
martyr of him, with scant success
though Washington, D. C, manifests
great scllcltude for him. lest he b
returned to his native lnd. Thlivs
have come to a pretty pass, when an
alien criminal can publicly belittle
the chief executive of a sovereign
state. How long would he sarcastically
mimic Adolf Hitler In the land or his
birth? About half as long a it takes
you to read this sentence. And, now
long will It tnke the Democratic op
ponent, of the Governor. If opportu
nity offers, to lusiie him a pardon, the
only action that will save him from
a long deserved deportation?
in kim; tiik issi'K
"Dr. Hrnry Noble Sherwood, for
mer pastor of three Rapt 1st churches. :
was threatened todav with dismiss!
from the presidency of Georgetown
College. Kentucky, because he has
been bapttwd only once. A conserva
tive element of the General Educa
tional committee contends one Im
mersion Is sufficient for a layman,
but that a minister should be bap
tized at least twice to Insure his
good faith." (Press Dispatch.)
1X7 R don't want to SEE that. And we are quite sure, an
nvprwliplmimr mninritv nf tho nor.nl nf thin fitnn AnnU
want to SEE it. That is why figuratively speaking this column
has been rather tearing its editorial shirt, on behalf of the
Governor the past few days, and will continue to do so until
the final gun.
The skipper of this column has waited over quarter of a
century for the type of government. General Martin has given
this state, a government based absolutely upon special priv
ileges to none and a square deal to all.
A government refusing to play partisan politics, at any place
or any time.
A government refusing to be bluffed or buffaloed, by any
fiietion or any self-seeking minority, by any gangsters, goons,
ir political racketeers, but cleaving absolutely to the line of
what is square and fair, has held the welfare of the people of
tins stale, all the people above every other consideration.
THAT is a rare type of government for any state to have
V inn't want . Cnn ! iKKanlrnJ 1 1 4 U - -
Hut it will bo unless Governor Martin is renominated on Friday.
And he won't be unless EVERY VOTER who believes in
Governor Martin, goes to the polls day after tomorrow and
votes for him.
AS stated yesterday a crisis exists, as we see it. And it V
" a crisis that is directly up to the people of this state. the
rank and file, just the common garden variety of voters.
The kind of government Governor Martin has given this
state, has marie enemies honest, fearless, independent govern
ment always makes enemies. And as the campaign has pro
gressed, the efforts of those enemies have increased, until
at the 11th hour, even national figures like John L. Lewis of
C.I.O., opposed to General Martin's labor policy, and Secretary
k'kcH of the Department of the Interior, opposed to him on
personal grounds, have been called in.
In other words it looks dark for the forces of good govern
inont in Oregon, t wo days before the battle begins.
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OUT don't forget this, boys and girls.
On next Friday morning, the table-thumpers, and the radio-
bellowers; the wire-senders and the letter writers; the party
machine workers and the party heelers, (yes and the editorial
pontificators for that matter!) will have had their say, thev
will be through,
But the man with the ballot in his hands, or the woman,
WON'T be. On that day, YOU Mr. Voter, and YOU Mrs. Voter
will be supremo, and not what they say, or have said, but
what YOU say, WILL BE DONE!
So to you, this final word
If you believe in Governor Martin, and the kind of govern
ment he has given you, GO TO THE POLLS AND VOTE FOH
IIIM, and don't let the day pass without doing this, for youi
one vote MA decide the issue.
And this applies regardless of your party. For while Gover
nor Martin's name does not appear on the Republican ballot
you can write his name in and the more votes the Governor
gets Friday in HOTH parties the better for him and the cause
of good government in Oregon.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M P.
Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene not to disease,
diagnosis or treatment will be aniwered bj Ur Brad; it a .tamped teir
addrnaed envelope u rncloaed. Letter, ihould be brief and written In ink
Owing to the large number ul lettrra rerehed only a ten can be aniwered.
No reply ran he mode to queue, not conforming to Instructions. Address
Or. William Brady, 2HS El Carnlno. Beverly Hills. Calif.
POOR BLOOD AND POOR "NERVES"
IIP
In the booklet "Blood and Health
there are Ins true tt ona for preparing
and ualng a borne made Iron tonic
for anemia. We
can't take space
to give the In
structions here
send ten cents
coin and t
tamped ad
dressed envelope
not 1 e a i than
4x0 Inches and
ask for a "Blood
and Health"
booklet.
At 1 e a t
thlra oi all the
reports sent In by readers who have
tried the medicine refer to the nerv
ine effects of the home made blood
tonic. That Is, they say. It has
'strengthened my nerves" or "I am
not nervous any more." That Is
reasonable effect of a blood tonic.
It build up the Iron coloring mat
tor, the hemoglobin In the red cor
puscles, and the hemoglobin carries
oxygen to the body cells, and anoxia
or Insufficient oxygen delivered to
the body cells, particularly nerve or
brain cells, Is a common explanation
for the symptoms popularly regarded
as weak nerves or nervousness.
The simple hypochromic anemia,
commonest In women in tbe third
deeade, is due to nutritional defic
iency, whether a shortage In the Iron
Intake or Insufficient vitamin B to
Insuro absorption and utilization of
iron.
All of the group of complaint.
recognized as manifestations of al
lergy, such as hay fever, asthma, mi
graine (periodic sick headache)
hyperesthetlc rhinitis, hives (urH
carta), giant hives (angioneurotic
edema), In same case recurring out
breaks of eczema or acne and In
elderly persons a form of tetany
characterized by painful spasms or
cramps In the legs, feet or wrists at
night, are as loglcaUy "nervous"
troubles as Is any obscure aliment
that may be labelled "neurasthenia."
Physicians have known for years the
value of supplementing the diet with
calcium In one form or another In
these cases, and .In the past few years
we have learned from experience
that an adequate ration of vitamin
D must, accompany the calcium to
insure the greotest effectiveness from
the treatment.
In Yankee land If you have a bit
of murdering to do some busy body
1a likely to find fault with your.
work. This Is annoying, but you can
xplain In court that your mind ;
went blank or you saw red or black
or Just a dazzling glare and when I
you came to yourself you had no rec
ollection of what nad nappenea.
trjough, in the opinion of any jury
of your peers, to excuse you from any
Comment
on the
Days News
By FRANK JENKINS
IAROLD ICKES, secretary of the
the Interior and big .hot of PWA.
reaponalblllty. A for your victim i ,,1M Pn ' hand to tell the
and the victim's reltcta. If tbey don't
like American Justice they can go
back where their ancestors oame
from. This la a free country.
On the other band if you do not
contemplate such a course such
concept of legal Insanity will seems
pretty silly. Yet It Is not one whit
more absurd than the common ac
ceptance of "nervousness" or "shat
tered nerves" as an adequate excuse
for shortcomings or mls-conduct of
any kind.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
No Mercy.
Like to have your opinion on the
subject of mercy deaths. Many of
our physiology class have used your
health teachings In weekly reports?
A. F.
Answer I took the Hlppocratlc
oath when I received the degree, Doc
tor of Medicine. X am bound also
by the moral law as expounded In
the commandment "Thou shalt not
kill."
Hypoglycemia.
You wrote Interestingly about low
blood sugar hypoglycemia, 1 believe
you called It. Is this a result of too
much Insulin or are hypoglycemia
and hyper-lnaullnism synonymous"5
Mrs. a.
Answer Too much Insulin, wheth
er the natural secretion of function
ally over-active pancreas or en over
dose administered by hypodermic In.
Jectlon, Is likely to produce hypogly
cemia, low blood sugar, by causlnfc
rapid oxidation or using up of the
glycogen or blood sugar; but
prompt Injection of glucose, or Just
Ingestion of sugar In any form I
(fruit Juice, milk, candy, sweetened
tea or other beverage) will quickly
restore the normal blood sugar lovol
and prevent or relieve the symptoms
arising from "Insulin shock." hyper-
lnsullnlsm, hypoglycemia, low blooa
sugar.
Complexion.
My daughter brought me two pre
parations she made up herself, after
directions In your booklet. "Save
Your Skin." One Is the spermaceti
lip salve, and the other Is the "Dew
of Sahara" you recommended for Ir
ritable, Itchy, dry skin. We are both
delighted with these and we believe
most women would be grateful to
have ttiem. Mrs. 8. A.
Answer Anyone who will ask for
It (no clipping will suffice) and en
close 25 cent coin may have a copy
of the 80-page booklet "Save Your
Skin."
(Sopyrlght 1038. John F. Dlllc Co.)
Democrats of Oregon they ought to
turn down Governor Martin and
nominate Henry Hess, the idol of the
Martln-hatlng goons.
flow much tax does Secretary
Ickes pay In Oregon? How often
doee he vote here?
What business Is It of Ickes whom
the Democrats nominate for gover
nor of Oregon?
OENATOR NORR1S of. NEBRASKA
cuts loose and announces ' that
he la "disappointed" In Governor
Martin of Oregon and likewise urges
Oregon Democrats to get back of the
goon-loving Hess.
tlTHO dealt Senator Norrls a hand
In the Oregon political game?
When did he ever care a hoot for Ore
gon? His business In Washington Is
grabbing New Deal pork for NEBRAS
KA, where he gets his votes.
Flight o' Time
Med ford and Jackson County
history from the file ol the
Mall Tribune 10 and 20 years
TEN VEARS AGO TODAY
May 18. 1928
. (It was Thursday)
Property owners directed to trim
shade trees.
Med ford Roeo show to open "next
Monday.
Capture of Pekln by Japanese near.
Joy twins of Ashland win debate
title.
Senator McNary urges president to
sign farm aid bill.
Wm. Haywood. I.W.W. leader dies In
Russia.
Refute Wage Cut.
ASTORIA, May 18. A wage
cut. offered as an alternative to a
shutdown bv the West port Lumber
company, was refused by the West
port local of the Sawmill and Timber
Workers' union, officials said yester
day. -
WASHINOTON, May 18. ;p Th
Interstate commerce commission ap
pointed Frank L. Purse district di
rector In Chicago today to succeed
Lawrence C. Loughry, who resigned.
Purse recently has been stationed at
Portland, Ore.
State vote in primary light; little I
Interest shown. Republican hold
vantage.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
May 18, 1018
(It was Saturday)
Charles L. MeNaiy wins Republican
nomination for senate In state pri
mary.
Ed Note: Persons wishing to
communlrate with Dr. Ururly
should end letter direct to Dr.
William Brady, M I).. 263' El
Camlno Hrverlj Hills. Calif.
Man About
Manhattan
Dy GllllUlt TDCKKK
Writing in Names Is Legal
rpilE suggestion iibove, regarding writing-in Governor Mar
tin's miino on the Republican ballot, hag aroused the ire
of tho loenl Republican commit tec and in an advertisement in
this paper today, they IMPLY such action is against the law,
if Governor Martin's name is so written in it will be a "totn
loss", etc., etc.
Of course such action ISN'T against the law, and such I
vote won't be a total loss. Every time Governor Martin's name
is written in on a Kopublican ballot it will be counted. More
than thnt Oregon courts have ruled, no cross need be placed
before the written-in name, although our advice to those Re
publicans who WISH to vote for Martin, is to make such a cross,
so there will bo no question,
Not only in this state, but in many other states, the primarv
nominee of one party, has also received the primary nomination
of the other party, and both nominations have been accepted.
The above has been confirmed over the phone by the Attor
ney General of tho state, so there can be no question at all
concerning it.
wmuow OLAS8 we sell window
glass and will vplacv four nrukeo
window, reasonably rroworldtft Cab,
Inel Worst
Dae Mill mount Want Ada.
'T'llK Republican club seems to think this is some wicked
conspiracy on tho part of the Mail Tribune and local
IVmocrnts to secure the nomination of a weak Republican
candidate. This is certainly NOT the Mail Tribune's idea and
can't be the idea of c-ores of good Republicans throughout the
state, who are members of, and have been working for, the
Republican Martin-for-Govcrnor club.
So if you are a Republican, and yet prefer Governor Martin
to any gubernatorial candidate on your party ballot, write in
Governor Martin's name. It will be counted of course, obvious
Iv not for Governor Martin in the PKMOCRATIC primary bill
fir him in the RKIM'IU.ICAN primary. It is even possible,
i rot at all probable we admit), that in this way Governor
Martin will get the Republican nomination.
lint our point is, the more votes Governor Martin POKS gel
oi HUTU TICKK'IS. the more impressive the Martin endorse
Uicut, yi this slate, the better for the cause of good goverumeut.
NEW YORK Every year at th
beginning of the baseball season, a
new fund of stories dealing with tho
Intellectual shortcomings of rookies
makes the
rounds. Thero Is
tho one about
the rookie with
with the Ctncin
natl Reds who
accompanied tho
team to the big
town, and It wai
his first glimpse
of New York.
His room hap
pened to be on
the 17th floor of
a hotel, and after
two days his legs
had Charlie-
horses and he
was so weary he would fall Into an
exhausted slumber every time he sat
down.
"What in the world Is tho mattor
with you?" Inquired his manager,
eyeing the youngster in distress.
"Well, chief," the rookie replied.
"I ain't used to walking up 17 flights
of stairs every time I want to go up
to my room."
"Seventeen flights of stairs! Why.
you numbskull, ride the elevator."
"Can't afford it. chief." explained
the youngster seriously.
By this time the manager began to
see the Uiht. "You can't afford it.
eh?" he said.
"No. sir." went on the rookie. "One
of the boys told me It cot SO cents
a ride, and at that rate I wouldn't
have anything left. I'll be glad whet,
we get out of thla town.
rates. Of course, they could go to
a cheaper hotel, but they are young
and green and I want them here with
me. Now, what I want you to do Is
charge them $1.50 a day and put the
balance on my bill. I don't want
them to know I am paying the dif
ference." And that is actually what took
place. The rookies remained several
weeks at a swank hotel for the sum
of 1.80 a day. never dreaming that
several times that sum dally was
added to Feller's account.
The man who told me this story
was the manager himself. He thinks,
and so does thts reporter, that It
was a fine, generous act on the part
of Bob Feller.
There are 13 bridges connecting
Manhattan with the mainland, and
each of them Is patrolled by sqund
rons of cops and detectives dally
Reason: If you're a fugitive and try
for a quick getaway, the cops -rc
ther eto grab you. All the docks,
piers, ferry slips, subway entrances
and tubes aro similarly guarded. They
say It Is practically Impossible to
leave the Island if the boys are after
you. However, you can take a chance
on swimming. In which case you
have three destinations. Jersey. Long
Island or Europe. Take your pick.
ITjTHILE Roosevelt and his crew have
" been running the country head
over heels into debt, Oregon nas been
getting OUT of debt.
While the New Dealers have done
a miserable Job of adminiutering tbe
country's business, Oregon has had
an efficient and successful administration.
1 11HILE the country has been kepi
I In titrrnrtll nvar aha irltlnnaiw
experiment after another instituted
by F. R. and his left wing bodies,
the Oregon administration has plug
ged away at a workmanlike Job, re
storing law and order and putting
the state on Its financial feet.
rREOON. under the Martin ad-
ministration, has been KEPT
SOLVENT. Lifetime savings In Ore
gon are still safe. In Oregon, the
right to work and earn a living for
one's family one of the most pre
cious of human rights Is still up
held.
If the people of the United States
should begin to compare what has
happened In Oregon, under the Mar
tin administration, there might be
an UPHEAVAL that would bring the
nation back to sanity.
No wonder these New Deal big
shots don't like the way things have
been going In Oregon.
First carload of ore from the Blue
Ledge mine Is shipped to the Tacoma
smelter.
Time to spray fo:- codling rnoth.
Stores to close Monday during Red
Cross parade.
Artillery fire Increases on Western
front.
PLUM SEEd'fOUND IN
YOUTH'S APPENDIX
CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa., May 18.
(P) Surgeons diagnosed tho Illness
13-year-old Howard Noble as "plum
Itls." He was stricken 111 suddenly and
an operation was performed.
Surgeons found In his appendix a
plum pit he said he had swallowed
last Christmas.
BRAKEMAN BURNED IN
CARLOAD OF CINDERS
' WALLA WALLA. May IB. (F)
George Cramer. 42. Union Pacific
brakeman, was fatally burned at MU-ton-Freewatr
yesterday when a train
crew attempted to flood a carload of
cinders preparatory to dumping.
The load exploded when a six-Inch
stream of water struck the smoulder
ing mass. Cramer, standing by the
spout, was either overcome or it
tempted to leap clear of the steam
and flying cinders.
Santlam Pass Opened.
SALEM. May 18. p The state
highway department announced that
the North Snntiam pass was opened
to traflc yesterday, the first of the
winter-bound passes on cross-state
highways to be opened. It opens the
North Santlam highway to trnfflc be
tween Salem and Bend.
Chevrolet
JINGLES
Well tho "boss" found out
about that "meaningless
rhyme"
Now they're checking up on
my wasted time ...
They're talking of cutting
my salary in two . . .
If that happens, don't know
what' the heck I'll do.
I'm too old for a job on a
W.P.A. project,
And I prefer to work for the
living I collect.
Never could get used to
"The world owes me a
living" idea
Always found without work
ing no living would ap
pear. Chevy M. Hurd
Rogue River Chevrolel
Main ana Kivervidt
Service Dept. 32 No Riversldt "If
Csed Cm Lot Riverside at tth
tpirittondapptitt Vw3Fdf
it fairly ond A, "isHA
importmMr 4 jElr
ILECT A YOUNGER MAN
WITH JUDICIAL IXPERHNCI
faia Adv. bv H. K. Zimm.'mni
PINE BEETLE DAMAGE
SHOWS LARGE DECLINE
PORTLAND. May 18. iff) Eastern
Oregon and Washington losses from
the western pine beetle have declined
from the peak of 1. 700.000.000 board
feet of Pondcrosa pine In 1932 to ap
proximately 400.000.000 feet laat vear,
P. P. Keen of the government ento
mology bureau revealed today.
He said the lasses reached a low of
35.000.000 feet In 1936. The damage
350.000.000 feet In 1936. The danmge
as equal to the sawmill cut.
$34,739 AGE PENSION
PAID OUT TO MAY 1ST
Bernarr Macfadden Is one publisher
who Is glad he didn't go In for pic
ture magazine, when the craze begin
a year or bo ago. . . . "We considered
It: we came very close to It: but
thank good new. we held back," . .
He thinks only two of them will survive.
PORTLAND. May 18. ) James
E. Peebles, state manager of the so
cial security board, announced today
the government paid 934.739 by May
1 In Oregon claims under the federal
old age Insurance program.
The board has settled about 175
claims a month for the last three
months.
WHIRLWIND SCATTERS
GARAGE OVER RANCH
BEND. May 18. (pi The Walter
White garage was crashed against the
hotise and then scattered over a near
by farm when a whirlwind struck his
ranch near Redmond yejsterday. An
automobile which had been In the
garage was not damaged.
The miniature cyclone was purely
local.
Another story, which I can verify
concerns young Bob Pller of the I
Cleveland Indians. But there was
nothing wrong with Bobs thlnktna
apparatus In this. It Isn't that sort
of story. It happens that Bob ar
rived for his baseball chores with
three young rookies In tow. He reg
istered In a hotel and then sought
out the manager.
I've got several kids with me." he
said, "who cant' afford to pay these
1!
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Pay
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Ike Mvaiai Raita' I, Ga
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HviW bil. Into ymr bowrl. d.ilr. If thu nil
U not flow In f frwlr, your fooddonn'tdiant
It iu.t dt.r. In th bowrlft. t'.u Moau up
rour atom.(h. Yon .t con.tlp.tfd. Your
whol vtrm U pot.ontd and you fotl .our.
una and th. world loot, punk.
A m.r. pow.l movrmtnt dowi't art at
th cau... It t.ko. thoM aood. old Carter'.
Llttl tiv.r Till, to a.t thw two pound
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"up and up." H.nnlm., avntl.. y.t iut.
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CHOICE OF S. P. 4
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EVERY REGULAR CAR AIR-CONDITIONED
Observation club car, with lounge, fountain, barber, bath,
periodicals, cards. Latest types of standard and tourist
sleeping cars Deluxe coaches, with lounges for men and
women, deep Individual seats, porter service, free pillows,
IlaV FvnrOCC Leaves Portland 8:30 A.M.
UOJ t.AUie. Arrives Spokane :30P.M.
Observation reserved seat coach, wide windows, individual
chairs (50c), cafe economy meals, standard coach. Scenery
of Columbia River and Cascade Range, Bonneville Dam.
LOW TRAIN FARES
Coach ... $ 7.50 one way, J14.25 roundtrip
Tourist . . 8.43 one way, 16.05 roundtrip
Standard.. 11.24 one way, 16.90 roundtrip
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