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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUTE, "NfEDrCRP, OREGON, TUESDAY, .TTLY 5, 1938. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Med ford Caller Sam Shaw of, Evans creek was a Medford caller Saturday. Arrives by Plane D. A. Wood arrived from Ban Francisco by United Air Lines this morning. Prom Portland Miss N. Proctor was a Medford arrival from Portland on the United plane last midnight. Leaves by Plane Bin. William Maroney, Jr., left here for San Fran cisco on the midnight United plane last night. Flies North Roy Walty left early thla morning by United plane for Spokane, Wash., after a visit here. Completes Trip T. L. Taylor re turned to his Medford homo Sunday morning from a ten-day huslness trip to Los Angeles and San Diego. On Business Mrs. Denny Bender of Oregon Orchards near Phoenix transacted business In this city Sat urday. Completes Trip Dr. LeRoy C. Jensen of the GeBauer apartments returned on this morning's train from Portland where he had vaca tioned since Friday. Returns Home Bob Haye of 835 East Main street returned on this MAwinii1! trin fmm Portland where he had spent a combined business and pleasure sojourn since eauiraay To Ashland Dr. Virginia RJggs of 63 North Orange street ana Mrs. Nellie Feely of 1120 Reddy avenue recently visited and transacted busi ness In Ashland. Return Home Mrs. Gilbert Stuart and 'children, Richard and Gracla, erf 18 Modoc avenue returned yester day from Bandon where they had spent the week-end. ta Ahinnrt Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fuson of 2005 East Main street spent Monday arte moon in Asmana visit ing Mr. Fuson 's mother, Mrs. Mary Woods. An Hnn Smith Lieut. A. A Strau bel stopped at Medford municipal airport yesterday to receive service An hi nlane. an armv Douglas on aervation. Straubel was en route from Fort Lewis, Wash., to Hamilton field, San Rafael, Cal. On Plane John Masterson of San Francisco was a passenger on the southbound United plane last mid night. He telephoned several Med ford friends from the airport. He Is well known here, having visited often with Mrs. Mary Reddy and family of 810 South Oakdale avenue. Navy Plane Refueled A United States navy Vaught observation plane was serviced at Medford municipal airport Sunday. The plane was pilot. ed by Lleut.-Com. J. B. Sykea of the airplane carrier Saratoga. He was en route from Oakland, Cal., to Seattle, Wash. Attend Matches Among Medford residents attending the wrestling matches in Ashland Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Spatz, John Snider, A. H. Banwell. Al Ran dies. Mr. and Mrs. Art Adler, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sllllman, Olen Fa brick Chet Hubbard, Miss Margaret Bur roughs and E, H. Thomas. Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Albert Forgey and three children of Van couver, Wash., accompanied by their nephew, Robert Frost of Fortland, arrived In Medford Friday tnd are guests of Mrs. Frost's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bullock. 615 Colum bus avenue. The visitors expect to remain here until Sunday. They made the trip by motorcar. Rostel Recuperating Ernest A. Rostel, former Medford resident, is convalescing from a delicate nose and head operation he underwent recently In a Denver hospital. Mr. Rostel Is publicist for the Rocky Mountain national park. He formerly held a similar position with Crater Lake national park. With his wife, he resides In Estes Park, Colorado. Guests from Portland Mr and Mrs. William C. Ralston and eon Billy of Portland were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brlnson at thei. home in Butte Falls. The visitors returned north yesterday via Crater and Diamond lakes. Mrs. Ralston Is the daughter of Will Knight of Portland and a nlce of Frank Knight, head of the Knight Packing com pany. Home from Navy Charles H Ward, son of Mrs. J. D. Bowdlsh of 1260 Sunset avenue, was home today following his discharge fn.m the United States navy after four years of service. He was discharged at Port Angeles. Wash., Just prior to the departure of his ship, the de stroyer Dale, on a cruise to Alaska Young Ward established an excellent record In the navy during his four years of service, his discharge papers show. He saw several parts of the distant world during his navai career. Including Honolulu, the Philippine, j China, Japan and Russia. After his return from the Orient he went on a cruise last winter to Panama wat ers. In addition to the Dale he served on the Barker and the Dabbln, both destroyers. To Klamath Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rlnard of 1003 Baling avenue spent Monday in Klamath Falls attending the rodeo during the Fourth of July celebration. En route to Medford they stopped In Ashland where they viewed the fireworks display last night. Newlyweds Arrive Don Sidle. station attendant for United Air Lines here, and his bride arrived by United plane yesterday morning from a honeymoon trip In the east They have taken up residence in Central Point. They were married in Russell. Ky., on Saturday, June 25. Their former homes are in Nash port. Ohio. After the wedding the couple traveled to Chicago whence they left by United plane for Medford last Saturday. Kelly Improved Col. E. E. Kelly is showing Improvement at the vet erans' hospital in Portland where he has been seriously 111, It was stated today by his daughter. Miss Marjorle Kelly, upon returning to her home at 911 Queen Anne avenue from a visit with her father. Miss Kelly went to Portland with her mother last Friday. Mrs. Kelly Is remaining with her husband In Portland. Going back to Portland with Mrs. Kelly and Miss Kelly, was Noreen Kelly, six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly, who had been visttina; here. The girl la a granddaughter of Col. and Mrs. Kelly. Complete Boat Trip Glenn Wool- drldge, fishing guide at California on-the-Rogue, returned to the resort today after guiding two Cal iforn tans on a 120-mlle boat trip down the Rogue river from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. Mr. Wooldridge said the entire trip was made without diffi culty although the adventurers had to go through about 34 miles of rough water. The Callfornlans were Charles Foster and Max F, Farrand both of Los Angeles. They made the river trip to get photographs of the Rogue. Mr. Farrand Is associated with the Huntington art gallery and library. The two men continued homeward from Gold Beach. Mr. Wooldridge said fishing was not good along the river from Grants Pass. At Gold Beach, however, salmon were being landed in large numbers, he said. The trip was made in a 17 foot rowboat. The party left June 27 and reached Gold Beach July 2 one load short-fed 90S lb. Call fornlai. $8.25; low medium steers low. barely steady: few loads 1850 O7.00; load -lots helfert absent: pack ages good -oung 020-1020 lb. grass cows, $8.00-25; looks 60c higher: half car 022 lb. $5.25; bulk low cutters and cutters only 25c higher at $3 76 4.25: bulls firm $6.00-76. Calves 45. Strong, half car 20S lb. north ern California vealers, $8.60. SHEEP 3300, including 1185 direct. Early active, around 26o higher: four decks good 7fl-lb. Oregon wooled lambs, $7.26 straight; four decks good 75-65 lb. north coast lambs. $7.25-35; ewee nominally $2.25-75. Livestock Portland. PORTLAND, July 5. (AP-USDA) HOOS 1700, Including 349 direct; market active. 25 higher: good-choice 165-210 lb. drlvelns 9 50. carload lots 9.75. new high since Octobei: 225-75 lb. drlvetns 8.75-9.00. few from car loads 9.25; light lights 875-9.00; packing sows 6.75-7.00; feeder pigs 9.00-50. CATTLE 1200; calves 150; market active, 25-60 higher, vealers fully 50 higher, bulk grass steers 7.76-8.50, load 1006 lb. dry fed steers 8.76 lightly sorted, common 6.00-7.00, grass fat heifers 6.50-7.75. common 6.50. low cutter and cutter cows 8.25-76, common-medium 4.0O-75. good beef cows 8.00-76, bulls' 5.50-6.25. choice vealers 8.00. select 8.25-50. SHEEP 1500. Including 683 through and direct: market active; spring lambs 1.00 higher than Friday, com mon 60 higher, older classes strong to 25 higher, good spring lambs 6.25. 60, common-medium 5.00-6.00, few yearlings 4.00-25. slaughter ewes 2.50. 3.00, common 1.80. Chicago. CHICAGO. July 5. (AP-USDA) h 16000. Including 5000 direct; fairly active, mostly 515c higher t.hnn Prldav's average: top. 89.45: packing sows. 325 lbs. down mostly (8.00-25; butcher itinas 10 o-i, 350-450 lbs- 87.00-75; 450 lbs. up. 86.75 7.00. r-iTTT.is 16.000: calves 2000: fed steers and yearlings strong to 25c higher: mostly log 15c up: prime western fed steers topped at 811.75. new high on crop: next highest price 811.65; largely 89.25 10.75 market; v.if.t-. tnAv to strong: best light heifers. 810.60; practical top weighty sausage bulls, si.uu. pam n'j ..!- .RKOaQnn mostly. nwiTF.p onno. including 5000 di rect: old crop clipped lambs now termed yearlings about steaay. oia Htnff nn.venlv lower on spring lambs ni viirllneit. 87.75: others down ward to 85.85: talking 9.26 on spring lambs now held ea.ou-ou. sheep steady: mast shorn native slaughter ewes around sj.uu-oo. Bfttith Ran FYanclSro. orvTim saw FRANCISCO. July 6 (AP-USDA) Hogs 600. Including 428 direct. Active. 20c hlgner; most 185-200 lb. Oregons. 810.25: few 225 276 lb. butchers. 89.75: numerous pscklng sows. 88 26. l.TrmV QOA Ini-ltlrilnff 103 direct: ;'.;slrable steers steady to 25c higher; i Portland Produce PORTLAND. July 6. (AP) But ter Prints: A grade, 3810 lb. In parchment wrappers: 3By,c In car tons; B grade, a rc id. in parcnmeni wrappers, 28o lb. In cartons. BUTTBRFAT Portland delivery, buying price: A grade. 26s28i4e lb. In country stations; A grade. 25c lb.; B grade l!4c less; O grade, 6o lb. less. EGGS Buying prices by whole salers: Specials. 22'io; extras, 20c; standards, 18c: special medium, 18c; extra mediums, 17c; undergrades, 18c dozen. LIVE POULTRY Buying price: Leghorn hens, over 8 lbs., Hc lb.; colored hens, over 8 lbs., 17 18c lb.: others unchanged. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butcher, under 160 lbs., 11 12c: vealers, ll',4sl3o lb.; light and thin, 9-tllc lb.; heavy. 9a 10c lb.; bulls 10c lb.; canner cows. 7c lb.; cutter cows 7 s 8c lb.: spring lambs 11 (i 12c lb.: old lambs, 78c lb.; ewes, 3 6o lb.. Cheese and turkeys unchanged. Potatoes, onions, cantaloupes, wool. hay, mohatr, hops and cascara bark unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., July 5. (AP) Grain : Wheat : Open High Low Cloae July .68 1. 68tfc -66 -66 1 Sept 68 V& .68 .86 Vfc .66 Dec .69 .69b .66 .66 Cash grain: Oats. No. '2 38 lb. white, $26.00; No. 2 38 lb. gray. $26.00. Barley, No. 2 45 lb. b. w., $25.00. Corn No. 2 E.' T., shipment. $28.75. MUlrun, standard, unquoted. Cash wheat (bid) : Soft white, 66; western white, 66; western red, 65. Hard red winter, ordinary, 64; 11 per cent, 86; 12 per cent, 67; IS per cent. 69; 14 per cent, 71, Hard red spring, ordinary, 64; 11 per cent, 66; 12 per cent. 67; 13 per cent, 70; 14 per cent, 73. Hard white, Baart. ordinary, 656: 11 per cent, 65: 12 per cent, 67; 13 per cent. 69: 14 per cent, 71. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 53; flour, 12; corn, 10; oats, 3; mill feed, 2. 'Kidnapped' At Craterian Wednesday I y1 ft "" The heroic adventure, stirring ro mance and endless excitement of the story Robert Louis Stevenson always considered his best is brought to thrilling life on the screen In the filmization of "Kidnaped." open ing a four day run tomorrow at the Craterian theater, with Warner Baxter and Freddie Bartholomew In the leading roles. Filmed m the sepla-tone. "Kid naped" tells of the adventures that befall Alan Breck and the boy, David Balfour, thrown together at a time when there Is a price on BrccJc s head and when the boy's conniving uncle schemes to have him kidnaped and sold into bondage. Together they find not only the solution to their troubles, but are also enmeshed In countless deeds of heroism that adds much gusto to the action. Included In the large cast are C. Aubrey Smith, Rcglnnltl Owen, John Carradine- Nigel Bruce, Ralph Forbes. H. B. Warner and the screen's newest feminine star, Arleen Whelan. Dramatic Stars On Roxy Screen Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. July 5. (AP) Record breaking big receipts from domestic winter crop harvest yields tumbled Chicago wheat prices down virtually 3 cents a bushel late today. Announcement ' of 3.082,000 bushels increase of the United States wheat visible supply total counted also as a weight on values. Wheat: Open High Low Close July 72 .72 .70 .70 Sept. -.73 .73 .71 .71 Dec .75 .75 .73 .73 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, July 5. (AP) Pro fit sellers had their Innings with the stock market today and, at the worst, leading Issues were knocked down 1 to more than 3 points. Activity was greatest Just after the opening when the list churned rapidly and, for e. brief period, the ticker tape fell behind. From the first hour on volume dwindled ap preciably and at the close quotations were above low marks In many oases. Transfers were around 1,700.000 shares. Steels, motors and specialities, star performers of one of the quickest recoveries in msrket history, were among the first to retreat. Ralls and utilities gave a fairly good account of themselves. Traders returned from their lengthy holiday without any notice able wilting or Optimism, but most decided to cash in on the belief the recent sharp and almost uninterrupt ed rally called for et least a sizable technical correction. Today's closing prices for 83 sel ected stocks follow: Al. Chem. l Dye 173 Am. .Can 99 Am. it Fgn. Pow - 6 A. T. 4c T 142 Anaconda m..mm 34 Atd:. T. & S. F. 35 Bendlx Avta. , 14 Beth. 8teel 60 111 Chan & Chan , hlnese Medicine Co lie relleTed at once bj :tur herbsl remedy. Di tou have: Asthma !.-nt:M Trouble, Comtlpatlon Chronic rough. Rheumatism, Si nus Trouble. Piles. Arthritis. Co litis, enema. Appendicitis. HUh Blood Pressure, Prostate. Heart. Liter, Bladder. Kidney, Lnnr Blood, frlnary troubles. Herb' silll flTt too relief. 10 a. m. to p, m-: Tue.da?-Thurday 10-H a m. Closed Sunday. 238 E. Main YOU CAN GET More heat for less money in MILL FUELS SLABW00D BL0CKW00D SAWDUST Order now when prompt deHveriei are assured TIMBER PRODtefS COMPANY MIOFORD Phone 7 End of North Central Heading a large cast that Includes Harry Carey, Roscoe Karns, Barton Mac Lane and George E. Stone, Syl via Sidney and George Raft start a three-day run at the Rlalto the-, ater today in "You and Me," a dra matic story of ex-convicts out on 1 parole and forbidden the right to marry. Miss Sidney plays the part of a department store girl who hun gers for the right kind of love, while Raft has the role of a drifter and ex-convict awakened to his real self by the girl he loves. "Silks and Saddles," a fast, excit ing story of horse racing, plays as the companion feature. Herman Bnx, America's favorite sports Idol, has the leading role with Toby Wing and Fuzzy Knight In support. I II FRANK M. LELAND, F Funeral services were held in Pied mont, Cal., last Thursday afternoon for Frank Milton Lei and, 80, widely known mining engineer who had many friends in the Rogue valley. Mr. Leland died In a San Francisco Hospital last Tuesday after a brief Illness. Mr. Leland was a frequent business visitor here and formerly resided In Medford and Grant Pass. He was onoo a resident at the Hotel Med ford for three years. He left here six or seven yenrs ago to make his home In Son Francisco. He was a dis tant relative of the late Senator Leland Stanford. A native of New York. Mr. Leland went to California more than 60 years ago and became an authority on copper mining. For a number of years he was president and general manager of the Empire Copper com pany at Mackay. Idaho, whose prop erties were sold later to tne Eccles Interests of Utah. Subsequently Mr, Leland was general manager of the Ba Initial a Copper company In Shasta county, Cal, He was Associated with the Risdon Iron Works of San Francisco and during the World war waa a con sultant for the Moore Shipbuilding company at Oakland, Cat. He was a member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Mr. Leland Is survived by a son, Earl Leland of Placerville, Cel., I daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frances Le land. and two grandchildren, Gilbert Leland and Mrs. Joan Beers, children of Mrs. Frances Leland, all of Med ford. Mrs. Leland and her two chil dren attended the funeral services, Fay wray nas one of me leaaing roles with Kent Taylor and Jane Darwell In "The Jury's Secret." mys tery-drama coming to the Roxy the ater for tomorrow only. Caterpillar Tract., B5 ChryiSer , . .... 65 Coml. Solv 8 Curt iss-Wright . 5 DuPont : Gen. Elec 42 Oen. Foods 34 Gen. Mot 38i Int. Harvest 66 I. T. & T .. 10 Johns-Man. . . 93 Monty Ward . 43 North Amer 22 Penney (J. C.) M . 78 Phillips Pet 41 Radio n 7 Sou. Pac - 17 Std. Brands .,.. 8 St. Oil Cal 31 St. Oil N. J. .. 64V4 Trans. Amer. 11 Union Carb .., 79 Unit. Aircraft 37 U. 8. Steel 59 CARDOZO CONTINUES . SHOW IMPROVEMENT PORTCHESTER. N. T., July 8. (AP) The condition of Associate Justice Benjamin, N. Cardozo was reported at noon ' today as "contin uing to ti:ow Improvement." The Justice, 111 for many months. Is staying at the home of Justice Irving Lehman of the New York state Judiciary. He suffered a relapse several days ago. PORTLAND, July 8 (API Bolivar E. Cogswell, 71, son of John and Mary Cogswell who settled In Ore gon In 1843, died yesterday. Tomorrow Only! j stf' s V 5 'gum r 'ft Vrnr i n'li HUERVI ENDS T0NITEI "Wells Fargo" BOB BURNS FRANCES DEE JOEL McOREA VANCOUVER. Wash.. July 5. (AP) Death Sunday took the Rev. Thomas J. Hazel ton, 72, one-time circuit rider and Methodist minister for 45 years, during a visit to the home of his son In Newberg. SALEM, July 5. (AP) Charles A. Sprague, Salem publisher and Re publican gubernatorial candidate, told a July Fourth crowd yesterday that too great willlngnetts to sign a dec laratlon of dependence" upon gov ernment Is one of tho dangers be setting Democracy now. Too Late to Classify WANTED RASPBERRIES 8000 lbs., 6c lb. CaMi. Crates returned, Fluhrer'a Bakery, HOUSEKEEPING or sleeping rooms, sa a wee. ea7 wo. central. MODERN WOMEN N.l Not S. mootol paia and djl dojl. ChihtenDiraondBi"dPilUfr.efleonTa1 reli.bleandiov.aillcHK.uw. HVMSBJVJItl SAIL THE SEVEN SEAS T0 ADVENTURE! From Stevenson' greatest story comes this mighty tale of ro mance and daring on sea and land 1 . . . STARTING TOMORROW li Ml 11. An. k 111 i k ARLEEN Mlrkey Mnu.e In Mlrkey's Trailer J if K . rss . jr,. . - . C.Aubrey Smith ill Reginald Owen' 1 juiiii oaiiauiucr: rv Nigel BruceqfJy: 3 and 5,000 Others2 ENDS TONIGHT! "Josette" plus Louis-Schmeling Fight Films Rhowi at 1:45 7:00 8:15 Mais - 30c Kves - 40e Kiddle. Ifle LOOK LOOK LOOK Two-pump gas station wltn living quarters, 8 lots, fine plaee to build auto court. Has air compressor and water pump. Full price 11050: 6350 down: 610 per month. See W. C. McQlasson, 1510 N. Riverside. SLEEPINO ROOM suitable for two. 326 Cottage St. FOR SALS New trailer house. See blacksmith at Phoenix, ore. price right. Built from Masonlte, not veneer. FOR SALE Boy senberr let. You fur nish containers and pick at oc crate or 4!ic lb. C D French. Grand View Drive. Ashland. Ore. SALE OR TPADB I O. B. truck. 1 Ford son. reconditioned, will con sider Ford A on trade. Sloan's Service Shop. Talent. FOR SALE Lettuce crates and fruit Jars. City Dump. FOR SALE '39 Chevrolet coupe 413 Laurel. BEST BUY In Medford 5 -room mod- ern home, S3250. 323 W. Jackson St 1936 FORD V-8 Coupe; new motor, new paint: perfect tnrougnoui. Only 6289 on low easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors for Jackson County. SMALL furnished houae; fcrlgldalre. Inquire 126 So. Grape. FOR SALE You nRberrles. 75e crate: currants, 90e; weaner pigs. Charles Owen. Phone 1453-j-i. FOR SALE Or trade for small ranch, newly built modorn house: bath, nook, store room, 6 lots, garage, chicken house, fruit trees, lots of shriibs. lawn. P. W. Quackenbush Rt. 3, Box 13, Eagle Point, Ore. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, (food washing machine, DeLavdl cream separator, small slee: 8-plece dining room set; some 3 6 , 2 8 , 6' doors. Al's Trading Post, J'vllle Hwy. and Lozier Lane. S-ROOM furnished apt. 40 Quince Adults. FOR SALE Good Poland China weanert. Henry M. Bennett,, Ap plegate. SERVICE STATION and grocery store for sale. Boa s. Riverside. FOR SALE 366 ft. l-tnch pipe; '30 caterpillar, nea court. TWO furnished housekeeping rooms, 16. Third house buck of Berry- dale Second-Hand store, 338 Kennet St. FOR SALE Electric refrigerator. vacuum cleaner, radio, electrlo range. 233 W. Jackson. FOR SALE "Covered Wagon" de luxe trailer house; sleeping room for four: all modern: latest thing out. Driven only 6,000 miles. Will trade for team of work horsea or milk eows. Balance In cash. See at City Park, Rogue River. Ore. FOR SALE Four-gal. Jersey cow, second calf. Armprlest. J'vllle-Ruch Hwy., 10 miles from Medford. FOR SALE My equity In a Plymouth de luxe aedan. Phone 334-R-8. WANTED Beauty operator with roiiowing. write box lauo. moune. FURNITURE reupholatered. reflnlsh ed. reglued. Phone 969-R. MEADOW pasture for rent. O- J. Greb, one mile north Eagle Point on Crater Lake Hwy. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good 1937 E.vex sedan, 615 caxh. Inquire at 1028 Court. FOR RENT Fine home on South Oakdale near high school. 4254 So. Oakdale. FURNISHED house. 524 Plum. Call at 500 Plum or Phone 861-J after 6:30 evenings or Sunday. FOR SALE Birch mahogany drop leaf table in forst class shape, 618. Phone 969-R. LOST Bunch keys In leather hold er, on Granite St. above park In Ashland, evening of July 4. Phon Dr. Sweeney. FOR SALE 6 Jersey milking cows, 7 calves. 3 yearling heifers, $375. Inquire Shady Cove Store. BOYSENBERRTE8 Every day: any hour; 75c crate. B. V. Ooodroad West Stewart Ave. WANTED Woman for general house work: two in family. 814 E. 9th St evenings. FOR SALE 6 acres, new 4-room modern house, cement basement. Sacrifice 62250. Also 5 -room mod ern furnished house, 3 lote, close In: easy terms: $1800. Will rent for 36. Also 3 acres, modern 8 -room house, 3 acres Ladlno clover; good barn, chicken house: free water right: all fenced woven wire, 82600, H cash. Also 5 -room modern house, 1500. 8260 down: balance 16 month. Also several ranches and city and suburban homes. "Dad" Roberta. 720 West 2nd. ASSAYER W. O. WRIGHT. 614H W, 11th St, Oold. sliver, copper, 81.00 each. Cinnabar, $3.00. heSearngstojyof s r V.;:: t free L .I .to . . but . " . m ROSCOE E. STONE CUMMIN08 arten Hymer joyce Starts TODAY FOR 3 DAYS Twin Hits (7 1 w Ms Plus the Fastest Racing Picture You'll Ever Seel BUrring HERMAN BRIX America's favorite sporting idol ..... in (en io Ann canm cc oiL.no dim wmiuki.u with TOBY WIND FUZZY KNIGHT OTHERS Mais sSt Km . S5c Klitdlr, . tor
