The Evening herald., August 21, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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ORKGON: rlr lunliht aa
Wednesday but cloudy la ,tha
wont portion tonight with fug cm
the coast. No change In temper
ature or humidity. Moderate
north to weit wind on coast.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1928
Number 6119
H.
HOOVER
VISITS
E
Republican Candidate
Spend Several Hours
at Birthplace
CROWDS ASSEMBLE
TO - GREET NOMINEE
tkitator Mmltli V.
.rts rmlldtp
llm ridged
llluukliali
Whom He
Hupport In
IVralilrntlal Cntiii-algm
IsmIit un Kami
Tarty
WEST
BRANCH. Iowa,
.Aur. 21. (AD Herbert
Hoover la lnck today in thin
rona-roada villa-o of hia
l)irth. cams of the prcai
dentin. campniKn forifotten
i . ..i.i
1
W
BR nt? renews um iniriiu.niiiia j0 I,...,,,., uWtl boot
lind revisit! HCCIU'S of hi.1! It-ggxr, urrralnl Similar oft ' a
childhood. liquor t-harge and later rvlra-rd
on ball, waa again arrnated laat
Arriving early, the republican night on the charge if poaara
randldale drove dlrtirily to the alon and transportation of llqucr.
U..I. rr... wk.r. I. waa H waa apprehended on Houlh
born to have breuklaal aa thi
gueal of Mra. Jennie Hccllara. ,
who new owna the Jiluldlng. j
Wllh him were Mra. Hoover I
and their two Hon a. Herbert, Jr.,
who rame weal for the orraalnn. 1
and Allan, who accompanied hla
parenta from California. The
only gueat waa Mra. Molly Drown
Carraa. who wia lha flrat achool
leacher of the commerce arc ro
tary. Mra. .Hcellara r..J. her aia
(Contlnned on page 41
Charged wllh contributing to
th tollniuenry of a minor. Mra.
C. I. Newlnn wn arrealed today
and arraigned before Juittlro nf
the Peace W. It. Ilarnna til la
morning.
. The niaglatrate nwerved derla
lon until Saturday morning. Mra.
Newton waa released under bond
Knerlflcsllv. ihe e n m n I a I n t I
charge Mra. Newton wllh having
given a young girl whlkcy.
:
ONK KII.I.r:i AT
IttllcitiiHSIVC
mm ,
ir IIRLKVA Mill-it. Atitr. SI iA.
I t VlltJ -JI'IH-JII ! KIIIVII, . nil-
and a third aerlously hurt when !
a Great Northern train struck a
motor car at John's Siding, near
here teday. A daughter of Mra.
Rebecca Costley, St- Anthony,
Idahq, whose name was not
learned, was killed, and another
daughter was said to be dying.
TIIUKK I.H ltl:it IN
Al TOMOIlll.l: t'HASn
' MAItHIIFtKI.D, Ore., Aug. 21.
(API Mrs. Hugh Mcl.nln, of
Marshrivld. and Mr. and Mrs. A.
Jackson Watla, of Portland, were
Injured 'seriously near Charles
ton, on Coos liny, today, when
their roadstor'wa struck by a
grnvel truck.
Poor Pa
"Ma's always talked liko her
main Idea in wantln' in live
was Just ti keep tho children
from beln' neglected by ino an'
their stepmother."
LOCAL WOMAN
UNDER ARREST
FRANK TROEH
! LEADS NATION
! AT BIG SHOOT
i VANDAI.IA. Ohio, Aug. 21, (Jff
Frank Trneh, Portland, Ore.,!
gi'imrully recognised aa the out
standing I mn ahniiiar of the roun-1
I try, waa loading the 603 ahimtera 1
In the rare for Ihn amalnur clay
target rliniilinalilp f North
America horn today Willi 10(1
reaka In the firm half of Ihu SOU :
lurget event.
Mark Arlc, Champaign, Ilia.; '
K. V. Woodward, lliiualon, Teiaa: i
II. K
u. .,, ,...
K In the name atiuad
. .1
hootln
with Trorh had DO at the end nf
lio flrat 1110 largnta. Mark Hoot-
man. of Kilgcrion. Ohio, alao
I broke 89.
1 faaprr Hoffman. I 7-ycar-old
Denver. Colo., lad topped the Jun
ior event wllh t7 breaks out of
100. while Jark Cnrkery. of Von
kora. N. V.. had tit breaks tu
lead the aub-Junlor event. Mra
George Wheeler, of Troy. N. V..
headed the rare for the woinen'a
day target chirm plonnhlp with t
breaks.
,
ninim inhnrn i
hi mm
1 AGAiyjONDAY
Hlxih atreet by I'atrolmen frail i Sunday night an operator In C'on
anil Colton. and a amall anan-1 nectlrut believed he heard an
lly nl ,,.g,.J liquor cntlacated. !
According to arresting .offlcpra. !
the car waa laden with emntr j
Juga, bolt lea and krga.
ii.aama waa releaaed under
f Sou
trial.
-ball and haa demanded
AERIAL STUNTS
WILL R HELD ,
AT FAIR FETE
Another packet of Ihrllla will
be offered the crowds at th
'county fair and Ijibnr Day cele
ihratlnn the flrat three daya of
September in the presenting each
'day at 1 f ni. a aerlea of aerial
iatunta featuring pararhuto dnvia
and wing walking, It was an-
' ununend todn)'.
Tho durr-devll atuiita will Iw
, held each . day Junf boforo the
I aiitumolillo rnrea.
TOURIST CROP
LARGE IVICjISL)AY '
- - - . . I
1 An Idea of the heavy volume,
of lourlal traffic passing through 1
Klamath Falla dally was' gained
'today with tho announcement
from tho A. A. A. booth In the j
'chamber of commerce tbit 94 i
.lourlsta had atopped at the clia-m-.
Iw.r pnrnmiin-a vo.t-tMnV In
'
niHuo imjiury biihui ruion ur j
I
Tl:.( HKIt IXXIH'KXTI.V
IMSNKS It til 11(11. Hit
.
w
' SAI.KM. Ore.. August II.
(Pl An Oregon achool
teachor. Innocently. It la be-
llcvod, passed a counterfeit
dollar on lha stale educa-
tlonul department In pny-
ment of tho feo on a teach-
or's certificate. Tho bad
dollar was detected il 4
local hank where a teller
who didn't like the looks of
It aulxuri the coin and broke
It In two.' The pieces were
returned to the state school
superintendence office to-
day. Tho .educational do-
pertinent had sent tho men- 4
ey
to the bank for depoalll 4,tng ot Holyoke. Mass., to succeed
Towns In Haiti Razed
By Storm; 200 failed
PORT-AU-PRINVK. Haiti. Aug.
II. (AIM Desolation was wide
spread today over the southern
peninsula of Haiti, where a trop
ical storm eiirly last week wreck
ed whole towns, killed 100 per
sons and lft 10,000 homeless,
Only ono of the 200 buildings
in the town of St. l.ouls romnlns
standing. A fishing rruft,, strand-1
cd three city blocks from (ho,
waterfront, is mule testimony to I
the force of the tldul wave tlmt
. I .. .1 .1.. ...torn
..ui,..n...r.. ...
Klghty per. cent of tho build-
, . j ii mnA nA.ll
IIIRH in VIIHIIU iiumn .nil .
. l , .. .
rrou wore iiemonsnen. At aiiiuii
NO TRACE
LOST PLANE
UNCOVERED
v
Connecticut Radio Amal. Wallers hag alated repeatedly
a, . . ka twill I.- janHIHbtA
tcur believe I hat Me .
Heard S. O. S.
HOPE PAIR FORCED
DOWN IN GREENLAND
Canaila, (irrrnlaiul awl Vnltml
Hljttra Join Manila In fond lift
ing Vkll Kwill for lk-H llil
x ll anil I'arkrr t'mmiT, Anier
lean AvlHlnn, Mlaalua" for
Two Iya.
CIHCAOO, Aug. II. (API
;The United Ktalea, C a n a d a.
Greenland and Denmark today
iwero engaged In aearch ror Hert
Haaaell and IMrker Cramer. Amer-
lean avlatora mlaalng for more
than two daya in an attempted
good will flight from Itorkford.
III . to Bto kbolro. Hweden.
i ... j........ .i
monoplane Greater llockford waa
: reported Sunday when radio opor-
atora heard muaaigea Indicating
tne amp waa on t ape 1 niniey. ;
O 8 call from the plaue which
he believed waa repeated laat
night.
Thooe optimlatlrally Inclined
Including the filers' families,
thought the aviitora may have
made a forred landing in Green
land In which event It waa hoped
Eaklmo buntera in the a I moat
Inarceaallile regions might find
the man , . , ... .,
1-eaa bnpeful peraona foared the
(Continued on page 41
INSTITUTE TO
con ADS
Olio of the chief factors In I
: building up the great complex
I business life of the United States.'
which Is the envy of all other
rlvlllied nations. Is advertlalug.
.k. 1 1 . 1.
. .11.' Mm mi niRIIMIII I.UUI (T
Huliics Institute to be held on
Thursday and Friday,
Auxust
:3rd and 24th at the City
rary. Professor H. T. Vanre of,
Oregon Slate College will discuss; cade Locks from flames, fire
this vital subject, touching on .which broke out near that city;
tho questions of what Is adver-,
IIhIiir. the different mediums to
"e "'" wnora mn aiifBia r.plaI0 wnicn causea oamage eau -
' lift niBOP ana nO w lO RlUqy I u8
Mrfiirtlvrtnitiiit of arivtiri latlna. Pro-I
. . "
I feasor Vance nas lor many years
.been the head of the teaching of
fasatamia Van raa ti as fnr rnsnv VAarl
"dvertlslng ana retail '''!
, uregou niaie ioiieise sou neiuiv.
tnut was in cnarge oi tne aaver
"'" oi ne laraesi re.i
n.'r'"c "H
," ""u'"" ,..;
""T" "."'
say should prove
of prac'ttcal
value to every merehunt
In
the
county.
SUCCESSOR OF
HOOVER NAMED
SUPERIOR, Wis.. Aug. 21. (A.
P.) President Coolldge today
accepted the resignation of Sec
ratury Hoover from the cabinet
and appointed William F. Whit-
htm.
half of the buildings were
wrerkod.
The hurricane 'first hurled it
self over an area twenty miles
wide, from ravlllon to St. Louis
and then to Aquin. It-' spread
funwlso northeast -and northwest
: ncross the pouliiaulu covering an
nrea more than 70 miles wide on
the north coast from , Mlragguno
to Jcrenile.
The inundation In most of the
towns ranged from eight to i
... n . I at Jnntk T . - . . fmi.
..id ... ....... - ...
feet of water In tho (lendarmerlo
i. 1 1 .i i . u .. I n .w. . lu.nn.v
UUHIIIIIH U. jiBii.HiiPo,
I ... ... .
j tvoutinnea on page ai
Mention Underwood
Possible
For Mayor
. ,
Willi the lengthened' Bummer. for C. II.. Underwood, former
daya conies tho question of who president of the chamber of eom
hall be the next mayor of Kiam jniorce, present chairman of the
alh Kails. ' '.Is-hool board, a aucceaaful busl-
At the present time there are nesa man, and a substantial clti-
no avowid candldatea. Mayor i.
. ,,,, nrrf..
devote hla time to hla. private
; huaineaa; and
that leaves the.
field clear, for a new man must
be rhoaen.
It la very plain that sentiment ;
la cryibilltlng all over the city'
Story of Ship's Battle With
; Sea Storm Recounted by Log
PANAMA. Aug. 1.
, the
atory of a fierce battle with- aea
and wind, In which fourteen Uvea )
were loat, la recounted In the log ;
of the Myatlc line ateamanip w.iiue pun r.Kas
S. MrKenney which docked here j broken off the maat craab ng ;
laat night long overdue from; over the ""board aide j of the
fteanie.
The log ahowa that on Auguat
1, hen the men pcrl.hed. the
hln near mldnlaht. while fight-:and
Ing a atrong gale. ot Ita ateer-;d.ck
l control. The engine were
rul wn lo "l'"ru
- 1
FIRST CAR OF
.The flrat car of Klamath po:
tatoea left yeaterday for the Call
SPUDS SHIPPED
fornla market, shipped by hjQUjun and Cochrane, Perkins.
Pacific Fruit and Produce com-1
... I. ... .nnnnnreit tnriav.
' The market price waa report'
ed to be 11.10.
the potato crop this year will be .
' betweetT00 and 1000 care. To.
. . 1
1 date, the market has not been
I favorable for the grower.
. . nriio
CASCAUJb LULK2)
IT? DC fltV CiT Fn
.TlKE. ynttlatU
himiti ivn n. Anr 21 IA.
, u...-. ...... B. ,
P.) With ereisa of forest rang
era and ranchere, and firemen
Llh-'from Hood Hirer ana roruanu
battling to save the town of Caa-
waa brought under control today.
store than 150 men fought the
I mnlpfl In fiireu Ot 126.000. "
. .. . . . i
Tlie Dlttio aiariea in Bawaum
i long tne -(.ht of wy of ,h0;(AP) Jack Sullftan. about SS.
: ralroll(1 Bnd eoo pread to an transient, snffered amputation of
olll ml. recently dismantled ofiboth legs laat night In the rail-
ita machinery. Thence It spread
t . .K. k....k . n H .ni.n .nMNll
..i
Firemen from Hood River were
i called In. while a special train:
took . Portland ensine -comDanyl
lo lne bltt,-
Boy, 16, Shot
NEA
Clarence Smith. 16. may live,
his constant reminder of a Mid
itardinsnurg. inn., tarm nome.
fl 1 X
V s yi V '
. '; ' .
nl, rm unaltered oy a snntgun in me nanna in v......- ...
Lehort. who says the boy bumped ogalrist the gun while trying to
i i, .It-... I -.
en Nm, lit. 11 uimn.mcu bh luru
I , ... I.... i.UHM h
on um mo"i i vmirnv-? o
Next Fall;
ten or Klamatn tor a numoer oi
years.
fin virw tis.n.4 na hwri tUm
''..i, ..,.,.., ... M..t,.r"
Underwood will be the next may-
or. Ilia frlenda point to
(qualifications which cannot
ejuestloned. , They point to
M
h
standing In the community, wh.e
(Continued on page at
I
to bring the atcamer'a prow . to ;
windward.
A heavy aea atruck the reaael,
ahtftlng the forward deck load. '.
yesterday.
oer weni overooaro. ,
The englnea then were atopped
all handa were called on,
to cover the hatch, the cor-
;er having hee " ry
l."'
.... --
TODAY'S
RESULTS
American: R H E
Cleveland 4 II J
Philadelphia -12 1 0
Batteriea: Dayne. Grant, Hard
aav Cnderhlll and 8ewell. Autry;
I American: It H
vL. -
. Detroit
Boston 3
I Batteriea: Vangllder,
and Berry.
American
8( 10U,
New York
R II E
1 S 1
I ' 7 1
Batteries: Gray and Schang;
lloyt and Reuough.
'
U K
. .
American:: It
' Chicago S
: Washington 1
Batteriea: Adkina and
Braxton, Gaston and Ttuel.
National:
r .
putgburgh
Batteries:
Bremer and Hemsley.
' ;
; hoth LKUH IST
IX RAIL ACY1DKXT
LA GRANDE. Ore.. Aug. tl.
road yards here.
. I Orl V he
had good chance for
j Salllvkn does not
remember
Just how the accident happened
He was run over by a switch en-
I (tine-. Trainmen heard bis stream.
by Dry Agent
but an empty left sleeve will be
by federal prohibition agents on hta,,,, out lne rad0 on th0 cast
u iors wore
l.t-n.llv k IRO.vtttlAn atlll waa ) II '1(1
- i
... Imnlli-nt.H In !! nnnrntlnn.
v. ... r -r-
N TORNADO
Towns in Minnesota and
Iowa Razed by Weath
er Disturbance
rr ATU Tfll I MOl INTQ i
.
IU LIUH1, IS KtrUKl
'
Cropa Destroyed aa Twiatrr Cuta
Wkle Kwalh Through Honlhern i
Mlnnreota and Northern Iowa
lite Yeetrrday; Damage Kx-,
rred Millioa
ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 21. (IP)
two lornanoee tooa eigni uvea.
injured more than three acore
pr,,,, tn)j cauaed property dam-
eatlmated in exceaa of one i
mmoo (n ,.,
u nd nonhern ,ow,
Minneaola. wa" the
commlln thit BUffered the
. .. .
&() venoM werft
I Injured, and bualneaa bulldlnga
)nd ijj,,,.,, were wretiied.
.... .... ril.nvlll whll.k twn
women lost theli" Uvea at Twin
Lakes, a resprt near Kockwell
City. Iowa.
One hundred members of the
American Legion aided company
H.. Minnesota national guard, in
patrolling the streets of Austin
tooay as a re-cneca 01 ine uam -
age waa started after a night of
darkness.
due to failure 01 power
1 lines.
FUteen of ih araous Injured
(Continued on page" 4)
iTHREE KILLED
N RAIL CRASH
Mccracken. Kas.. Aug. 21.
lift Three trainmen are dead
and eight other persons Injured.
j two seriously, as the result of a
! head-on collision of "The West-
1 . 0;erner." Missouri Pacific passeng -
p. !cr train enroute from St. Louis
1 c a . , , . . . . . .
.'i to ucn.er. iuu ireiKiii v.
miles west of here Jate last night,
P. H E l'n mjurea inciuuea lire 1 oi tne reuerai savings at lan.
jo 1 aengers. will be president and rice-presl-
6 ji . j ! Officials of the railroad were dent-manager of the Union Sar
Brandt and Taylor; iP',l on thetr way here from ing, Loan.
u-......, w .u.n..B..
cause of the wreck It was re-
(ported that t was the result of
, a misunderstanding in train or-
iders. The passenger train, it
was said, was ordered on the aid
ing here to let the freight pass
hnt nsased ahead of achedule.
Two baggage cars of the pas-
...iln, Inln nr. teleamneH and
elgM rar3 of lho freiRht loaded
with nAriKhh1 mtrrhandise left1"
I ,ne trck
GUNSHOT WOUND
IS FATAL TO BOY
OREGON CITY. Ore., Aug. 21.
(AB) Lloyd Owen. 10. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Owen, ot Beav
er Creek, died late yesterday on
the way to a hospital as the re
sult of a gunshot wound.
Lloyd and Robert Eaplea. 18.
were hunting squirrels wjien the
latter sat down to load the rifle,
and - it was accidentally discharged.
Al Smith Has Not Yet
Decided Campaign Plan
ALBANY. N- Y. Aug. 21. W -
Coventor Smith today spiked je-
ports chat he planned to make
about twenty set speeches during
l his campaign for the presidency nominee said the reporta sppar
land that he Intended to launch lently had been .. predicted on j
his drive some time In September "train schedules" . and nothing
w ith a trip across the continent else, as he had yet to talk over j
for an Initial address In Oregon. such plans with party leaders.
"I don't know a thing about j Asked it he had observed any
! It." ho told newspapermen at his 1 reaction to his reply to William
I dull v conference lust before leav-l Allen White's attack against his
. n(8 office at the capltol to
. steps where he wl
rill deliver his
. ,Dnoch tomorrow evo-
facceptanco epoocn tomorrow e e-
(niUR
"Nothing at all has been de-
UL,V X 1U1 1 V.C 1
NOT SUPPORT
ROAD, CLAIM
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. II, UP) I
I Another railway locating en-1
glneer drew a dreary picture of
, the country over which the pro-
j posed eaat-weat croae-atate rail
i way would paaa when he took
Itbe atand at ths Interstate com
merce commlaalon bearing on the
line today. Tbe tfcslimony of E.
. Stacy, locating engineer for th
I Oregon Short Line, waa quite
similar to that given a few daya
: ago by George W. Buck, former
locating engineer and now Mult
nomah county roadmasler.
Mr. Btacy made hia first aurvey
in 1907 and croaaed the territory
again laat year. There were few
'arma, be
be aaid. In all that f Irat I
trlp ne uw juat three atacka of
bay.. William P. F.llla. attorney
for the public eerrlce commla
alon, aaked If he aaw any cattle.
"I aaw a cow," Mr. Stacy an
awered. '
Mr. Stacy admitted, on quea
tlon of Mr. Ellla. that rallroada
(Continue on page 4)
5
City primary achoola, ' rural
! grade achoola and city and coun-
try high achoola will open their
! doora September 5 for the open-
In da, of the 1918.29 achool
I Vear
it was announced today by
connty a c a o o 1 Buper.meuue
j Fred Peterson. .
On September t and 4 a mam-
: atn Count Teachers Institute
1 -mi k .1,1 i the. Fremont ao-
dltorinm at which organixation
; pl.ng tor the engung achool year f
, wU1 formulated,.
j . .-, hMU ,
, concerned; there two Bew
j 1
k-iiji h
recentfv been comnleted. and an-
other at Foreat Lumber company
logging camp where thor mill con
pany will provide the building.
LOAN CONCERNS
, PLAN TO MERGE
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 11. (A.
P.) Plana for merger of the
Union Savings A Loan association
with the Federal Barings A Loan
Association, have been announc
ed. Combined assets will approxi-
i mate I3.J0O.000, with nearly 11,-
1 000 members.
x . . .
jj. R. Callahan, secretary-manager
Lvrant rnegiey, preaiueni, iau
Ben W. Olcott. president of the
Un,on gavtn ft sn
, on
g dlrect0.
t .t
C UIKSK 1KRKK
WOMKX MIST
ROB
, . .
PEKING, Ang. II. OP)
The Municipal bureau of
public safety haa decreed 4
that Peking women under 4
30 years' of age must bob
their hair or pay a "degen-
eracy tax."
The order becomes effec
tive September 1. It Is
meant to discourage tbe old
Manchu style of hair dress
ing and contradicts the rul
ing of General Chu Yu-Pu,
military governor of Chlbli
under the former regime
who prohibited hair bob- 4
blng, threatening to punish 4
even his own consorts tor 4
disobeying this order.
j elded yet." he added.- "There
never was any talk about getting,
, up in Oregon."
I The Democratic presidential
i record as. an assomblyman, the
goVernar said:
None. except what came in
this morning, and I haven't seen
them yet."
(Continued on page five) , I
SCHQDLSQPEN
EPTEMBER
CITY LIGHT
ROPOSA
L
i TURMOIL
Mayor Appears at Cham
ber Board of Direct- ,
ors Meeting "
rtnp
BODY ASKED
TO RIGHT ' "MIX-UP"
Tom W otters Agxravatcd Over
' Petition Which ' Would Over
throw Lighting ProjrraJn Inl .
tiated by Chamber ami Under
taken by Council
The proposed new light
ing system received a bump
Tuesday when the case was,
laid before the Chamber of'
Commerce board of direct-1
ors by Mayor Tom Watters.;
:The mayor plainly told the.
directors that the idea of
having fancy lights and i
forming improvement . dis-'
tricts to pay for same orig-'
inated with the Chamber of
Commerce . . "
He said the city council, think
ing there would be' no question '
abopt.the project goine througa.j
fostered -the.' cha-er-of cota-
merce plan to xhm extent ot bay
ing for a'bout f(00 worth of pre-
llmlnarics
out of tho general
fund, and that now an offset
setl tleaarr Ntn" .dkcnlateeV
i olaimlng moat' of the property
wno nao penuon-
I ed for the improvement.
The i mayor annealed to .the
(Continued on pase -)
birectors of tbe Chamber of
Commerce 'Thursday noon mad
final arrangements for witnesses
to appear, before the Interstate
' Commerce commission hearing at
Portland to give testimony rela
tive to this Baaln.N Tbia occurs
to support the intervention ot this
city and the Chamber of tbe pro
posed east and west rai'road
from Crane to Odell. It Is the
wish ot the Chamber directors
that tbe commission be familiar
with thla Baaln, with the growth
now going on here, and with the
further fact that these products
will go to eastern markets over
the Modoc Northern, now build
ing, rather than across the state
on the- proposed new lino.
County Agent Henderson, who
was to have been a witness, will
not be present, due to his annual
' farm trip over the county, which
I haa been dated for Wednesday,
j and cannot be changed. W. Q.
iDalton and H. D. Mortenscn, will
1 go to Portland as witnesses, and
lit is probable that H. N. Moe.
' president of tbe Chamber ot Com
merce, will also attend. ,
The directors voted to send a
wire to headquarters, asking that
the much-talked-of railroad strike
announced for next month, be
arbitrated.
"I didn't mean to work last
night, but Pa hates to hear the
sewln' machine goln' and I
wanted him to start down town
so I could tell him to get some
pills." , -
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