Tiim1av. .Tnminrv 17, lft2fl."
the eventnv, ttehaTD, tct-amatit fatxs. ajivaoti'
NEWS IN BRIEF
I'raNr HoUlhera I in
I'. L. WanlUk or Kugnn waa
tonkins: over condlttnua In Mud
Cord yeaterdny. Mr. Wardlck
eaya mai mo turn uuiaiamiuia
cities In the auuthvrn part of ttm
(I re Klatnulh Kulls, Mod-1
ford ml Kugene with thla town !
and nrtlun of the country show-,
' Ini lb hot Inducements (r '
year-round realdcnce from a
I standpoint uf weather. Mr. War-j
dirk advises everyone who ran to
get pnasesslun of a piece of land
In thla valley whllo I ha price la I
rhaap a ha wagare that In two
yaare It will reach a higher level
t b a o now obtained. Mmlford
Kewa.
Mlaa nirt lft-
Mlaa (leorglanna fllft of the
Flfo-Ainlck atore left yeaterdny
(or Ban Kranclaro and other bay
cltlee where aha will remain (or
aoraa time. In Kan Kranetaeo
Mlaa Cllft will visit wllb bar
elsler, Mlaa Paulina Cllft. furnwr
ly o( I lila city. Knroute aouth
Mlaa (.'lift waa Joined by Imr
mother, Mra. A. K. llenaley of
Modford. It la poaalbla Mlaa
('lift will submit to an operation
for tha removal of a goitre while
In fan Krenclsro. , -
From nunainull
Wilbur Chapman,, fl. P. brake
man at Klamath Folia, arrived
In Aahland yesterday from Duna
mulr, wbera ha apent anvoral duya
after having bran laid" off work
In Klamath Falla. About ten
.brakomen wore rut off the Hat In
'that, city recently. Mr. Chapman
will spend a few weeks vlalllng.
hla Darenta and frlenda In
Aab-jlu
land. Ha and Morton Frulau.
who waa alao laid off, ripert to
be put bark to work about tha
flrat or the middle of March.--Aabland
Tidings.
K lama III Man la Mnlfnnl
F. F. Murray, forest rangur lo
cated at Itorky Point In Klamath
county, waa a vlaltor In Modford
while eiiroule to Vancouver,
Waahlngton, wbure ho will spend
three mouths as reproaentatlvo
of the federal formal aerrlrn In
the ahopa of the bureau of pub
lic roada. Med ford Kowa.
Hamilton's Am Itm-k
Mr. and Mra. J. 11. Hamilton
have returned from a two weeks
vacation trip to Ban Francisco
and a number of qther rltlea of
aouthnrn California. Mra. Hamil
ton baa again resumed ber bual
neaa dutlea at Moe a atore where
she la In charge of tho, ladles
roady-to-wear department.
Ilomn Vmm Valle
Mr and Mrs. W. C. Hal! and
daughter, Mlas Mary, returned
on Hunilny evening from Ashland
.where Ibey attended the aervlrna
A.f the lata' Mra. Fran T. Nelson,
prominent resident of Klamath
county who waa laid to rest In
the valley city on Sunday.
Mr. Webber Improve!
George Webber ' baa resumed
hla dutlea with The Newa aa
make-up man after an lllnesa of
a week at the family home. Mr.
Webber waa aerlously III for sev
eral days but Is well on the road
to recovery at thla tlmo.
I. Horned to Work
Howard Hobaon, who haa spent
the paal few dnya visiting with hla
mother and two brothers in Ash
land haa returned to Crescent
Ike, Klamath county where he
la employed by the Routhorn
'Pacific company. Aahland Dally
Tidings.
Meeting- PnatpoiHNl
"r revlar meeting of the
Southern Oregon Cleanera Dy
ers association, which waa to
have been held Saturday In
Klamath .Falla, baa been post-
poneo-unui next paturoay n gni
PH acctiiiiii til incieiuuui avaiuor,
Aahland Tidings.
Mlaa Kltirelra I-cft .
I Mlaa Vera Killrolm of Moo's
atore lias loft on a two- wooka
vacation trip which aba plana to
apend in aouthern California.
Mlaa Elttrelm la a ealealady In
tho roady-to-wear deparlmont of
Moo'a atore. . '
Clearance on llata
No bate over $6.00, and many
leas. Iiarnhart'a. McCarthy Bldg.,
lit North 71 61. Adv. I9tf
Vlaltor From Mcdford
Mr. and Mra. B. D. Doromtia
of the Standard Cleaners on Oak
street spent the wock-end vlsll
inaj at the home of their daugh
ter and husband, Mr. and Mra.
K. D. Busaard.
Tamales
Robertaoo'l. tSt
Phone 71-R. Adv.
t '.
N.
Itb Bt
T-eM
Attmiled Kuncra.1
Mr. and Mra. T. B. Abbott were
among the local pooplo who at
tended tha laat rltca for the late
Mr. Frank T. Nolaon hold In
Aahland on Sunday. '
Notion's Minilr Htor
At 1036 Main. New Columbia
phonographs and latest records.
H-Ot
Crutrgoa Cruel
Kmll Schlesel, dairyman of thla
county, filed suit for dlvorco
agnlnst Ann M. 8cliloanl In clr
. cult court on Monday afternoon.
Hchliianl charge his wlfo With
cruolly.
At Norton' Mnalo Htorr '
lose Main, you'll find tho beat
value la plauoa. 14-tt
F.ajoylng Trip Hoiilh
Kd Van Sickle of the TJalalgor
Motor company I enjoying a va
cation In aouthern California
with relative and friend.
Offlivr Nanus! r'or Viw
A Iritis with, other clvlo and
orlal e I u b iid IaiIkm, Hit
rtubckah'i of Klummli Full bur
llixtullt'd officer fr tha ensuing
your. Following (ho Installation
which was held In the I. O. (). Y.
hall I ho members, numbering
close to 100 enjoyed , laniale
n-'d Id tha banquet roniu. Tba
officer Inetalled ttii-luded: Noble
(1 rand, 1. 1 u a Mutachenhacher;
viva grand, llcatrlia I'erklna;
recording secretary, A I lea lloel-
lor; financial secretary, Nellie
Waltenhurs; treaaurer, Adeline
Cofur; It. (1. N. (I., Null Kramer;
I.. B. N. ()., AUrada Htelnmeti;
It. B, V.' (.. Pharmlna Johnaon:
I.. B. V. U., lintel Oram; war-1
den, Catherlno bi; conductor,
Martha Leslie; chaplain, Addle
Walker; Inaldo guard, Harriett
Katun; outaldo guard, Mable Fos
ter; planlat, Margaret tllrlTI ;
truateva, Marjorla Uttarboln, Jen
nie Hum and Flora t.'mmltt
I'aat Nol.Io (Irand, Fannie Young
and Viola Jonea wdve InatallliiK
olflcrra.
KnJ)lna; Training
Frlenda of Mlaa Fannla Btoopa,
formerly of thla city, will be In
tereated to learn aha la enjoy
ing bar training -at HI. Franrla
huapltal where aha baa been for
a I in oat alx montha. In letters to
frli'nda In Klamath Falla, Mlaa
Ktoupa wrliaa of seeing many of
the local young women who
trained at Ht. Francis hoepltal,
a inimrwr of whom graduated
laat October. "It aeems very
much Ilka home to ace them com-
"d going from their various
caeea here at tha boepltal. abe
wrltee. Mlaa Btoopa waa employ
ad with the II. N. Moe store
while bare.
Club Mens U'etlnrMlny
Mra. '. Powell will be hostesa
lo the mvmkera of the Art
Needle Work r'ub at bar home
on Wednesday afternoon. The
mambera had planned lo meet at
the home of Mra. Wilbur Jonna
and It la hoped members will oh
aerve the change. Mra. Powell
baa Invited the m.-mhora to meet
with her at 2: SO o'clock.' The
Art Nondle Work club la the
oldeat aoclal club In Klamath
Falla.
DUprruallon Tonlgtit
The Chlloqnlu Maionle lodge
will receive Ita dispensation thla
evening when Grand offlcera
from Portland will be present.
Including tlrand Secretary Chen
ay. A lirge number of Maaona
from thla city are planning to
make the trip to Chiloquln aud
thoao wishing to do ao are aakod
to be pruaent at the lodge rooms
promptly at 6:30 o'clock.
Dinner Fritluy Micht
Th first social affair which
members of the Grade Teachers
, Association have planned is the
dinner et Masonic temple on Krl
I day night at :30 o'clock. Fol
lowing dinner an evening of
carda will be enjoyed. All leach
era are aakad to attend, and
gueata will be permitted. Mlaa.
Mae Phlnney la chairman of the
committee In charge of arrange
ments. - I
To Call Moling
i J. A. Gordon, director In
charge of the transportation and
ratua committee of the chamber
of commerce plana try call a
meeting of hi committee eorne,
time during the week to conaldnr
a number of Important malora.
Mr. Gordon's committee, one of
the moat Important In the cham
ber of commerce, la composed of
H. D. Murlenaon, A. i. Voye and
A. K. Campbell.
nistribntlon Htartetl "
. Distribution of telephone , dl
' rorlorloa bv the local exchange
,Url,d ,, ,nd pH, receV
ing tho new books are asked to
dispose of the old laauea. Thla
will enable belter service to the
patrons for many of the num
bers have been changed since the
last book waa Issued alx montha
ago. - '
At Johnson Hiuillo
The atudlo of Mrs. Wlllard
Johnson at 420 Main will be tho
meeting place of tho Klamath
County Music Teachers aaaocla
Hon on Thursday evening. Mem
bora are aakod lo be preaent at
7:30 o'clock. A moat Interesting
program haa boon outlined for
thla meullng.
e
Mooao Club Party
Members of tho Moose lodge
are planning for the social and
dunce which thoy have scheduled
for Wednesday evonlng at Moose
hall. Invitations have been ia
aued to aoveral hundred and tho
affair promlaea to bo one of tho
moat enjoyable of the winter
months.
Teachers To lractli
Teacher of the Grade Teach
era Association will meet at the
Fremont gymnasium on Friday
afternoon at 4: IK o'clock to try
out for baakethall. It la planned
by tho toai'hers to work up a
fast loam and already much In
terest Is , being t shown by tho
members.
Elliott 1.0ft For South
Orovllle Klllott, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Hamilton loft this
morning for southorn California
where he will remain on a com
bined business and pleasure trip
for tho coming two weeks. Kl
llott nindo tho trip south by
motor.
Meeting Tlitirsdify livening
Members of Rebekah lodge will
meet in regular session In 'the
lodge room on Thursday eve
ning. Thl will be the flrat meet
ing tinder the direction ot .the
newly tnsta'vd officers.
Standing
Ja.
I I ' I r " fc .y
The flrat three bodlea to bo taken from the eunken bull of the
they reated, flng-druped, on lb deck cf the V. 8, B. llusbnell
alunds guard over bla jst comrudes.
jit Thrill At Fort
"If you want a thrill, go to the
annual ski contest at Fort Klnm
sih, which will socn bo held."
said llruce lunula, ncwapaper
publlaher of Klamaih Falla. "The
races are from Fort Klamath to
Crater lake and believe me tho
conteatanta epecd. At Fort Klam
ath lhay plan to make thla a per
manent event and thla la the eer
ond annual corneal. " Mr. Ivmnia
reporta that Klamath Falla la
growing rapidly and the report
la thai tha Wfyerbaeuser people
Intend building a mill on the edge
of the town, which will bo a dup
licate of the Weyerhaeuser plant
at liwlatcn, Idaho. Hut most
of all Mr. Dennis talks of the
aouth of Oregon like a native
aon or an Iowa farmer who has
Juat discovered thn land of catu
lerlaa. Morning Orogonluo.
Mra. Alhaa Arrived
Mra. Charles Alban of Frank
fort. Kansas, has arrived in
Klamath Falla lo visit Indefinite
ly with her slater. Mra. Frank
Btewart of the Spring Lake dis
trict. This la Mra. Alban'a first
visit West and she la very much
impressed wllb the Kmmatli
rounlry. Her aon, Churlea Alhnn.
Jr., who Is on the ship "Colo
rado" which la now docked Bt
Bremerton arrived In the city to
day to vtnil here tor aeveral days
with his mother whom he lias not
aaea In many yeara. Cbrla Nel
son, a shipmate accompanied Al
ban. Tbe young men will return
to their ship within Ibe next few
days.
Dnltons Would Have Jo tie South
Had they not received the
tragic word of the death of CJrr
Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dal
ton bad planed to meet Mr. and
Mrs. H. N. Moe lu Chicago and
have gone south into Florida,
Cuba and other interesting
point. Thoy had been in Neb
raska and wero planning to Join
Mr. and Mrs. Moe wllhln tho next
few days. Mr. and Mrs. Moo left
Klamath Falls on Sunday and
will not rottirn homo uutil early
March.
Henderson H peak a Tomorrow
C. A. Henderson, county agri
culturist will speak before the
membera ot the chamber of com
merce at the noon forum on
Wedneaday taking aa hla aubjoct,
the potato Industry of Klamath
county. K. A. Geary will pre
side as chairman ot tho forum.
Mlaa Mildred Lucas, sister of Dr.
Lucas will render two vocal num
ber. llbdtop Kciiilnicton to Senk ,
Bishop W. 1. Remington of
Pendleton will be the speaker nt
the noon forum of the chamber
of commerce on Wednesday. Jan
nary 2E. lliahop Remington will
be bere at St. Paul' Kplscopnl
church for several days, plan-
fnlng to arrive here on Saturday,
January 21.
More Help for Needy
The needy tnmily first brought
lo tho attention of Klamath
Falla roaldents through the col
umn ot ,Tho Evening Herald
last week, will be given two
quart of milk each day through
the kindness of C. Ford ot the
Perfection Dairy. Tha sorvlce will
bo continued for a month.
At Pelican Hotel
Mr. Ida V. Gray and dangh
lor Miaa I.aVnlln. are arronf t
tho pormsnont guoata registered
at tho Hotel Pelican on , Main
and Elovonth. A number of the
buslnosa women ot the city have
taken quarters in tho new hos
telry for the. remainder ot the
w Tutor.
Feel Dizzy
naaitsrliv.fcillma.emuripateiir Take
lA-NATURE'tnEHEDY-timlrlil. )
MM, aaf. vaealabUj resaeilr will have Jnn
faallng Am br mornlns. You'll enjnr free,
thoroush btmp anion without a alga of
tTtplngordlaconifort' OnljrZfc.
Mom tha lc tonight
Recommended and Sold by
All Six Klamath Fall Druggists
Guard Over the S
ejas aw
'aX-.-c-' ' a.."
I1IIU Will lie Pnld ' , I
' I'pon receipt of word tbat the I
Flrat National Bank bid at arte d
auit to force payment of a prom
biaory note for f ly.tt4.7C, which
wai contracted In November,
t1, William llray. preeldant of
, tho Braymlll Wblto Pine com-.
ipany, the defendant In the auit '
wired hla Intuition of paying!
all outstanding obliKullona of the
i lumber company. According to
i Ilray'a meaaige the bills will be
, met within the coming few days
and operations of the company
.will continue. 1
Golf flub pnncc
The - aoclal committee
Keamea Golf- and Country club
announce that there will be a
dancing party on Wednesday eve
ning. February 29. Tbe place of
the dunce haa not yet been de
cided upon. Members of the
club 'will be interested to leirn
of the schedule for tbe Indoor
rolt linksin the basement of the
Justin-Montgomery store. The
acbedule will he found on the
a port page of The Herald tonight.
Miller to Clillmiuin 1
J. 'J. Miller, district freight,
and passenger agent of the South-'
ern Pacific, left early this morn
ing for Ch!lon,uln wherd ho
spent the day on official bunl
niss. Mr. MiKer checked the
shipment of cattle which were
loaded at Chllixjulil today by Mr.
iuuuiuii lu ue s-in u , tiiru7,
laiirornia. to feed lor tne re -
mainaer or me winier monins. ,., ., h trmL.
Ten carload, of the c-ttle w.r.."""' ltn frlcpds-
ent over the Southern raclfic
tcck. today.
Slock Redact ion Halo
Starting today all hardv?are
and furniture reduced In price
except on contract gooda. Lucaa
Hardware and Furniture Store,
i Main SI adv. 17-lt
IUIImhuI Official II
K. F. Le Faivre, representa
tive of the Frisco railroad with
headquarters In San Francisco,
was a Jiuslncss visitor here -today.
Mr, Le Faivre left this af
ternoon for Eugene and other
northern polnta whero bo will
spend several day In the In
terests of hi road.
Cars Rr-glst
Despite' tho' cold weather ot
the past few day., motorists
from Washington and California
bare braved the weather and In
the past two daya nine cars have
registered at the Triple A booth
of the chamber ot commerce.
I'nlon Pacific Man
George C. Howard, represen
tative of tbe I'nlrn Pacific rail
road, arrived in tho city this
morning from Sacramento, Cali
fornia and will spend several
day In Klamath Full in the in
terests of hla road. ,
Shopping From Ciilloquln
Mrs. F. A. Alexander of Chilo
quln Is shopping In the city to
day. , - i ,
Room anil Board
For two men at
Inn." adv.
the
"Llndy
17-lt
WATCH .
REPAIRING
HERB
I yea guarantee
work
on all
GEO. METZ
JEWELER
823 Mala
Standard Dyers
and Cleaners
Odorleti Cleaning
One-day Service
Expert Dyeing ,
1409 Esplanade St.
Phone 825
- 4 Dead
I V , , i .
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V
1 . . I
A c -
submarine B-4 are' shown above aa
of 1'rovlncetown, Maas. A aallor
Returned From Portland
C. N. Chrlstopberson of the
Great Northern has, retn-.ned
from Portland, where be spent
the week-end with hla wife and
daughter. Mlaa CbrlatopberaoD la
rapidly recovering from a ser
ious attack of lllneaa.
Los Angi-lm Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Edroond Le Coa
of Loa Angeles. California, ar
rived In the city on Monday to
apend aereral daye here. Mr. and
Mra. Le (ions are guests at the
Hotel Pell'n.
i Limb and Body W
! Jobnaton'a. Phone
of Jhe'g0 stb.Adv.
lit.
1321
21-tf
From California-
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lee and
family of Maryaville. California,
arrrred In the -city on- Monday.
The southern visitors are guests
at the Hotel Arcade.
Don't Forfiet I
All the latest records at Nor
ton's Music Store. 1038- Main.
14-gt
Davis From Itenil
George Darts arrived In Klam
ath Falls on Monday afternoon
from' bis home In Mend to spend
several day in thla aection
business.
Vif-IHnr From Grants
Mr. and Mm. J. G. Tnompaon
i - c,riint.
Pas are spending
,f(.w Jn KIlimata Kan,
rt j 1 T T j nlr
Glandular Extracts
j Concentrated, In
New Tonic Tablets
VTOW modern science - ha de-
1 1 v eloned a new kind of tonic
which effectlvclv combine In tab
let form highly concentrated
glandular extracts with cream
well-known tonic agenta. This
modern tonic, known as Morex
(formerly called Glandogen), I
used by thousands and la- rec
ommended by leading druggists
throughout America. Regardless
of what type of medicine you
l have tried, yon owe it to yourself
to test the virtue of this .mod
ern preparation. Make this ten
day test, and see if you are not
surprised at tbe results. Obtain
an original and genuine package
of Morex (formerly called Glan
dogen) and take two tablets
three times dally for ten day.
NOTICE TO STUDENTS!!!
One 8x10 Oil Colored ,
Photograph
FREE
With one dozen photo
jrraphs for your exchanges.
Special ' price $4.50. Fold
ers in your school colors
and embossed "K.C.H.S."
Stinson Studio
737 Main May King
WOOD
The acarclty ot Mocks haa -forced
us to decline orders
on that popular fuel. .
, 13 1XCH
- , "' DRV BLAB .
We are fortunate In having
a good supply ot 11-Inch
Dry Slab which we are sell
ing at the eanio price aa
blocks. , , ' r , . j. .
We are giving quick de
liveries on slabs. (
We alao have limb and
body wood, coal and fuel
oils. ' .
Peyton & Co.
"Wooit to Burn"
001 Stain rhone 833
Fee, for Year Tol.1 I
reea urpugui in irura uubuus
and fishing licenses granted In
Klamath county for the year of
1U7 totalled l.I.t0, a gain I
,.l mora than 12000 over that :
of tbe prevloua year. Thla an-1
aoancement was made from
the
office of Lloyd Da Lap, circnlt
co art clerk. Hunting licensee led
with a total of 1.876 iasurd. Of
this total 95 were minor and i
22 non-resident buntera. Llcenaea I
for fishing in tbe lakee and
streams of tba county brought a
tolnl of 1,24. Out of this total
27 were resident angler and j
7a combination angiere ana
hunters. The revenue totalled
tlS.kJO.
Xomlnatloa Poatpotwd
Nomination of offlcera for the
Itlnmath Cnnnlv Ruirtinnn'a u
sortition waa postponr-d at tbe'g,
regular meeting last evening on-
til the next meeting to be beld
on February 20. At tbla time
nominations for office will be
in order. Just routlna business
wo taken up by tbe association
at the meeting held laat evening
at tbe chamber of commerce.
Klamath Temple
Hear ITidlne Utley, wor'.d fa
mous child evangelist of New
York City. Tbree daya only,
January 23-24-25, at Klamatb
Temple. adv. 17-fct
Taylors From Beauty
Mr. and Mra. C. J. Taylor ot
Beatty arrived In the city early
thla morning to attend to legal
mattera in the local court. Mr.
Taylor ia deputy "berlff from
Beatty and waa called as a wit-
neaa In the Orvllle Darla caae. '
.. , '
Eplaeonal Church
A brilliant preacher, fine mu-1
l -1 nftllftlnv aorvt - a I the
Kntacnnal rhnrrh Sundar mora-
In. .111. ti, mitr 17-lt
Xo Board Meeting
No board meeting cf tbe city
school board waa held laat eve-!
nlng. however. It la expected aj
special meeting meeting might
be called within the coming few
day.
HHP Flower thop
120 North 7tb 8L Adv
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I
From the Valley 1
Among tbe business visitors
here today from the valley ia
Frank Davla of Ashland. Mr.
Davis wi;i remain here for aer
eral day. - I
For Insurance
Sea Jaa. H.
Rldg. Ad.
DrlacoU. . Williams '
tf
Home Cooking
At tbe "Lindy Inn,'
Klamath. adv.
4th and
17-lt
Office Phone 1183 Melhaae Bids-
Re. Phono 1143 Klamath Falla
McCarthy Bldg.
Sv tour AJ
J TO CA II
TO TELL WHY'1 association of the Klamath
(Continued from page One)
lloioiliug at nral uen-a
the chargea. He broke down
and confessed, the officers assert
ed, after being Identified by a
farmer who bad helped him ex
tricate an automobile from a mud
bode near the place where Dor
othy Hrhnelder'a body waa found.
Hiul Repainted Auto
Th i automobile which waa uaed
for the kidnaping waa found al
the Hotelling place. It bad been .
freshly repainted. I
Text of the confession waa not '
made public. High lights in tbo
statement aa given out were that ;
H-telling atopped the child while
abe waa returning from kinder
garten at Mount Morris, near
here.
I don't know what came over
" the confession aaid.
I waa driving along and saw
Dorothy. I got ber Into tbo car
thinking I would take her heme.
Kha cried. I drove her to thn
Snyder road (the muddy road
in which hla car became mired)
ttai ca!riei br part way acr:aa
,h. ...m Bn. ...n creH nd
wfsted to go home. Bbe aaid
roe would tell her father, so I
I! d out my knife and atabbed
her twice.
"I have been thinking sight
after night of the Hickman case,
turning over In my mind the de-
talis of that crime."
The poMible bearing of the
jnckman caae waa dispelled later,
pol((.e ald wnen Hotelling con-
tmtei lo ,m)lar ttacka on
chiioren over a pericd of years.
Xwo of ,neie attcke, accord-
lng to offfcfaxla. occurred In Owos-
ODe wes on two-year eld
child, and the other on an eigbt-
Tear old lrl
' '
Word Visitor Hi
B. Y.
Davidson of Weed, Cs'l-
fornia, baa arrived In th city
for a brief business vlait. Dur
ing bia atay here Mr. Davidson
I la alopping at the Hotel Arcade.
PINE TREE
Tuesday and Wednesday
on tne stage
THE MURKY MADCAPS'
Dance Itcvas
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OTHER BIU ACTS A
VAUDEVILLE
... and .. .
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"The Prince of
Headwater"
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