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Newspaper Page TextPACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 'I mm .'5 ' Ml or L N Hi T CITY BALLOT MALIN Freeholders of the proposed Community park dis trict will go to the polls Tues day, June 27, in the city hall here to vote on organization of the district and the right to maintain the park for future generations after the initial cost of financing the big postwar project is completed by volun tary donations. Contributions totaling $42,000 are already in the hands of the park commit tee, organized after a suggestion by the local chamber of com merce took root and grew into the present $100,000 plan. Taxation on real estate with in the boundaries of the pro posed district cannot exceed the 10 mills allowed by the state statutes, according to members of the committee, who for sev eral months have been hard at work whipping details of the planned program into shape. Initial cost of the park which will be located to the left of the Merrill-Malin highway within the limits of Malin will be ap proximately $100,000. A swim ming pool, with heated water, picnic grounds, beautiful drives, recreation halls, gardens, ath letic grounds and ice skating facilities are all included in the draft made by Sheldon Brum baugh, Klamath Falls architect. There will be no admission, contrary to rumors, to the park. Actual annual care for the park, including wages of a year around caretaker, summer help- er and property upkeep, will not exceed 5$000. There will be no bond issue floated to com plete the project or for later maintenance, according to the committee, tax funds to be un- der the jurisdiction of the Klam- , ath county court Land for the park is at pres ent owned by Mrs. Ben Pickett and John Brothanek and in volves a 10-acre tract. The park committee is com posed of Dick Henzel, M. M. Stastney, W. C. Dalton, Gerald ' D. West, A. Kalina, Louie Lyon, Ted A. DeMerritt, Frank Brick ner, Laddie Bajnus and Irving Capek. Three directors will also be : elected at the special meeting, ' president of the group to be elected later and a secretary ap pointed. The committee has worked T consistently over a long period : of time since the idea was sug gested to provide a workable program which will provide a . much needed recreational area tor everyone in the Klamath and Tulelake basins. Masons Install Grand Officers PORTLAND, June 16 VP) Harry D. Proudfoot, Wasco, was : installed as grand master of the ' Oregon Masonic lodge today. Other grand officers elected yesterday and installed today in cluded Fred W. Hartman, Port land, deputy master; Edward M. Ransom, Eugene, junior warden; Franklin C. Howall, Portland, treasurer; D. R. Cheney, Port land, secretary; Lloyd H. Mc Crea, Helix, s- nlor deacon; Hil dred Zell, Wasco, senior steward; Oren O. Felthouse, Hermiston, , junior steward; Clifford Benson, John Day, standard bearer; Da , vid W. Powers, Ontario, sword - bearer; Sherman Burgoyne, Hood ? River, chaplain. DANCE SatNite 9:00 to 1:00 Armory Baldy's Band With Mary Mahoney and Paul Swig art DUES 10 N II I r I v Mr. Midland Zmftite McopL Malin Mrs. Irene Trout is spending several days in San Francisco on business, while south she will visit also with Dr. Trout s dauglv ter, Dolores Trout, airline stew ardess with United Airlines. Mrs. Walter Yaple and baby dauchter have returned from a Klamath Falls hospital. The lit tle girl lias Dccn namea r ranees Ann. She is the third child in the family. Yaple is employed on the J. rerry naiey rancn, Mrs. J. Perry Haley has as her guest, her father, C. . Hag' gcrly, Bridgcr. Mont. This is his first trip to the Klamath coun try. Mrs. William Graham was hos tess at an all-day meeting Wed. nesday for members of the Help ing Hand society when plans were made lor election oi oni' cers at the home of Mrs. Clar ence Hundley. July 12. A quilt made by the membership will be sold during the next month, pros pective purchasers to be nmitea to tile members. Guests for the day were 5cc ond Lieutenant lola Haley, U. b. army nurses corps, j.iam.a Haley and Mrs. Jess Whitlttch. Members answering roll call ! were Mrs. Jack Ratliff, Mrs. Dick Henzel, Mrs. Clarence Hundley, Mrs. J. Perry Haley, Mrs. Harry Hundley, Mrs. Ima Schultz, Mrs. C. M. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. John McCulley. Mrs. Alice Nihart, Mrs. Lou Drager, Mrs. Everett Jones, Mrs. A. E. btrcet, Mrs. Joe Jacobs, Mrs. Halbert Wil son, Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Merle Loosley and the hostess. Girl Scouts braved the false spring weather early this week, going to Lost River dam for a swimming party and picnic. Mrs. Donald Dod, leader, has an nounced that Mrs. Frank Vic torine and Mrs. Jerry Rajnus, assisted by Mrs. P. G. Wilson will direct the Scout program during the coming summer months. Mrs. Chester Stonecypher has been called to Coquille by the illness of a sister. Mrs. P. G. Wilson is attending Eastern Star Grand chapter ses sions at rortiana tms week as a delegate from Prosperity chap ter, niann. tne was accompan ied north by Mrs. John O'Neill and Mrs. Jess McKoen who will visit relatives. Mrs. Joseph Kent, San Fran cisco, who has spent some time witn ner mother, Mrs. FlcKett, has returned home. Richard Ryan, nephew of Mrs. Jess Whitlatch, has returned to his home at Oregon City after spending a month here. Roy Herrick Jr., has returned to his camp after having spent his furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Herrick, and other relatives in the com munity. Rev. E. E. Hambrlck. assist ant pastor of the First Baptist cnurcn ot Klamath Fails, preach ed at the 11 o'clock Sunday service of the Keno Baptist mission, in tne absence oi Rev. C. A. Waterhouse. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kins of Lakeview were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reames on Tues day and over Tuesday night. Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Water- house attended a church' associa tion meeting at Terrebonne. Ore., over the weekend. They were gone four days. Rev. Waterhouse is the minister at the Keno Baptist Mission. i-arlene Reames Is visitine at the home of her grandparents at iBKeview. B. W. McCormick is home again after havins been In the nospitai tor medical care for several days. McCormick suf- lered an attack of pneumonia. mrs. (j. it. MOrffan h hn ill at her home for several davs wiin a n attacK ' o l tonsilltls. Friends reported that she was able to sit up Wednesday after navmg Deen coniinea to bed for a number of days. l. C nuskinson received wora or tne death of his broth er's wife, Mrs. W. H. Husk in. son, at Muskogee, Okla.. Frl day, June 9. Mrs. Hlisltlnmn visited in Keno, at the home of ner orotner-in-law last summer. Douglas Leads In Canadian Election REGINA, Saskatchewan, June 16 VP) Thomas Clement Dnim. las, 40-year-old former Baptist iiimiisuh- who resigned a parlla. . ...v.. oca, ivi Wildb I1UVY Will De- come the premiershiD of this province, led the cooperative commonwealth federation party to a landslide victory yesterday. Returns today indicated that to -. t; members were con ceded election as against four members of the liberal party. The C. C. F. candidates led in two of ine iour oouDllui seats, and lib eral candidates in the others. The 52nd seat Cumberland, win be decided June 24. for PERSONAL NEEDS! MERRILL E. A. McCollum and H. C. Bradbury, owners for the last seven years of the Mer rill garage, announced Thursday the sale of their building and all shop equipment to K. C. Burkes, Merrill. Burkes is also owner of the Merrill pool hall which he has operated for the last three years. No consider ation was announced on the transaction which involved one of the largest business nroDcr- ties in Merrill. The building is locaiea on front street near tne Merrill branch, First National bbtik ot Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury and daughter. Iris Faye, will move aoout July l to Klamath Falls to make their home, but Mr. and airs. McCollum and daughter Janice plan to remain in Mer rill for the present. eurkes has announced no plans for future operations of the garage, tie will continue with his management of the dooI room and Dar. Bonanza Mrs. Phillip Hunt, accomnan. ied by her small niece. Mollv Hougnton of Portland, are visit ing nere wiin Mrs. Hunt s par ents, ir. ano Mrs. wiutam Bech. doldt. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bones this wees purcnaseo some lots from Mr. and Mrs. Billinssly. C. E. Ayers left Sunday eve ning (or Portland for medical at tention. He has been very ill at his home here for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Phllpott left Saturday for Ashland, with his father, James Phil pott, who is seriously ill. Mrs. James Phil pott and son Ward, were called Monday, and were taken to Ash land by Rev. William Rogers. Elda and Vida Ayrcs, daugh ters of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Ayres, are spending their summer vaca tion visiting their sister, Mrs. Melva Semore of Bonneville. Delfino Martinez of Dayton, Ore., has been visiting at the C. E. Eyers' home for several days. Helen Gowen accompanied friends to Diamond lake on a fishing trip last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Satterfield are having some redecorating done on the Interior of their home. PFC Roy Durham, from the McCaw General hosnital at Wol. la Walla, Wash., has been visit ing witn his sister, Mrs, Del Kro ger and family. Langell Valley Mr. and Mr. James Newnhara have sold their ranch (the Wat. tenburg place) to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morris of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bumett and sons have moved to the Earl Kent ranch, recently purchased from Earl McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marchant and family have moved to the Burnett ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Novotny visiiea on Tuesday evening with the Elliott House famllv. Mrs. Mary Dearborn spent amiuay nigni witn ner son and family, the Mike Dearborn's. Sunday night she spent with her eon neaiey and lamlly. Dinner guests at the Les Leav- in nome on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and mm Frank Henry, Ora Johnson, Wes ley uearoorn and children and mrs. anion Mouse and Bill. Mrs. Emery Johnson was an afternoon visitor. James Phllpott has been taken to Portland for medical care. He has been ill for some time. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House on their first grandchild. A daughter was born at Phoenix, Ariz., on June 10th to Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. La- nue nouse. Phyllis Staples of Malin was a Langell Valley visitor on Tues day. She is running for rodeo queen. Shirley Flescher Is the Langell Valley and Bonanza en trant. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gift and family, Helen Gowen of Bo nanza and Mr. and Mrs. Green of Klamath Falls spent several days at Diamond lake. Melvln Meacham spent a. short lunougn witn relatives and friends in Klamath Fall, anrl Langell Valley. He has been sta tioned at Portland. (CAM. 425 For O Moving Hwf lhM, tBd yoiMlw O Storage M sietabi, w. stor It.', O Packing. -Ctr,fuj , mo,htr e,t with h,r i,iUMf Crating ..Moit inythln.f w, htv,n-t ttU -no- Y,t Shipping You ttl, Uf wntr w.jj trrtnj th details." In these hectic timet it it ttill our with and intention to giv you courteous, dpndabl torvico ot reaionablo cost, and wo haven't forgotten to op prociato your potronago. PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE t "Sine. 1918" Poe Valley Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nork and little Benny were visitor her Sunday. A dance was held at the Com. munity hall Saturday nlsht. Mr. and Mra. Joa Nork anri John visited at the home of their daughter, Clara McCarver. while in Klamath Falls Friday. Mrs. McCarver got word re cently that her husband, Fleet wood McCarver, who is a par atrooper, hurt his back quite seriously and is recuperating in a Mississippi army hospital. The Bo Tucker family were shoppers In Klamath Falls from the valley Friday. Joe and John Nork Installed a jet pump on their home place. They also made some cement walks around the house. Several ot the ranchers are cultivating potatoes this week. The Emil Wells family at tended a wrestling match In Klamath Falls from here Fri day evening. Mrs. K 1 a b i u b a and son, Charles and Dick Vochatzer were callers her Thursday from Klamath Falls. Mrs. Klab ttiba is from Oklahoma and visiting here, but lived in Malin several years ago. Mr. Barnett and some friends were callers at th Emil Wells home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts and daughter, Joyce, went to Klamath Fans Saturday. Vic Brown moved some machinery for them as Donald is going to do some plowing for his uncle. Losson Ross and Vic Brown are getting a supply of wood this week. Wilbur ReiUns and W bur Anderson are building a potato cellar. Clarence Vochatzer was a caller here Saturday on bus! ness. Sprague River Rev. and Mrs. Tuning and Joanne and Doris are in New berg this week to attend the yearly meeting of the Friends church. Tne boys, Donald and Charles, are staying In the Wat son home. Rev. William Watson will be in charge of the services at the church during the ab sence of the pastor, Rev. Tun ing. Mrs. K. O. Thompson and daughters were Chiloquin vis itors Monday. Mrs. Thompson had a tooth extracted while there. Mrs. Lorenz, mother of Mrs. W. Watson, is recovering from a leg injury. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beard, Don, Dale, Kenneth and Mary Ruth were here from Klamath Falls to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Beard expect to move here in the early fall. They have bought the S. C. Pool property. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Spltxer were in Klamath Falls Satur day, returning via Chiloquin and spent the weekend there with a sister of Mrs. Spltzer's, Mrs. Paul Quackenbush and Mr. Quackenbush. Timmy Hess, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hess, is spending a week in Chiloquin with his aunt, Mrs. Cora Crystal. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Francis and son Edwin moved this week to Fort Klamath. Francis will be employed there by Big Lakes Lumber company. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Cow brough are having their house remodeled. M. E. Baldwin, is doing the work. ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lahoda and Mr. and Mrs. George Hobbs from Merrill were visitors in Sprague River on Sunday. They, with Mr. and Mrs. Bono Moore, Mrs. Anna Wolford and Pauline Grane were picnicking on Spra gue river. All had a very nice time. Mr. and Mrs.' Lendle Story and children visited in Klamath Falls Sunday. Returning home with them to apend the week was Lenora Thurman, daughter oi mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thur man, former Sprague River resl- Ilervo us, Restless Ol "CERTAIN Dm Of Tkt Haiti? If fuoctloMl ixrloHlo dUturbtneas make jou ImI nervoui, cnoky, blsh vniag, tired, wmk and "draixed out" at iuch tlnwa try moiu Ljrdla S. Plrhm' VegetabK compound to ra il' such symptoms. Here's a product that HDJf H.TOir A Ian a MnA a,n. maehlo tonic I Follow label direction. Plnkham's Compound le worth truinvl LYOIA E.PINKHAM'SSS Amwlm IVttttmv VlnHlau aim pimi home' with them and will visit here this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelly hav bought the Scy Pool horn and exneet to move there soon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Hamrncri, for mer occupants of the Pool prop erty. ' have niovtd to the Td Reams property, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hllkey and children moved till wetk to Roseburg, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stinkard and family from Portland vl lted with a brother, Ashley Stinkard and Mrs. Stinkard over the weekend. Pauline Grane left Friday for her vacation. She is spending it in Albany witn a sister, Mrs. t. M. Reltan, at the Dunrover auto court. Mrs. Owen Ludwlck and Mrs. Ludwlck Sr., left Friday lor Portland, Mrs. Owen Ludwlck, a teacher in the Sprague River school, will enter the Portland branch of Oregon college for the summer term, Mrs. Jack Nelson from Klam ath Falls is the house guest ot Mrs. Anna Wolford this week. She Is assisting Mrs. Wolford in the post office. Ramona Story Is spending this week in Klamath rails visiting in the Tlfflny home. Mrs. Eppie Haddock under went an appendectomy at Die Klamath Valley hospital on Wed nesday of last week. Mr. Huvh Haddock of Klamath Falls U caring tor nor cnuoren. Betty Young has returned from Shasta City, Calif., where she has been visiting relatives. Returning home with her to spend the summer is Barbara Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Georte Craln and children have returned home after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Morris and Mrs. Jame D Nendel. Luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Moore on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Kirchcr and daughter, Diane, ot Chilo quin. Mr. and Mrs. James Hollorrn from Prineville are here visit ing Mrs. Grace Reynolds. Mr. Hollorcn is employed by Ewauna company. Tech. Sgt. Robert Carnlnl wus here over the weekend. Ho came home on a three-day pass to visit his brother, PFC Robert J. Clauss, who Is here from Po mona on furlough. Doris Newlun is assisting Mrs. Hall at the Morrlson-Knudson cookhouse. The cattlemen of SDraiue River are all branding this weeic. S 2c Don W. Krlder has moved to Tacoma. Wash. He is assigned to an aircraft cruiser there. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Krlder of Canby, Calif. Dave Skein is recovering from a severe case of stomach ulcers. Mr. Skein is a prominent cattle man here. MILaki Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crano and sons LeRoy and Robert left Friday to spend a few days at the coast and then will attend the state sranse meeting at Grants Pass. They are repre sentatives for the Midland grange. Mrs. Estella Hill entered the Hillside hosDltal Sundav morn. ing to receive treatment for a throat infection. Mrs. Myon Taylor has had a her guests the past week two brothers, Harold Crapo of Hunting Park. Calif., who is employed at the Lockheed air plane plant, and Anthony Crapo from Camp Abbot, Bend. An thony is on his way to New York City to enter electrical training school. Harold returned to his home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crapo will arrive this week from their home at Ontario, Calif., tor a 10-day visit with relatives and friends. Crapo is an Instructor BUD'S PHOTOS While U Wait 4 for 23c Greeting cards for all occasions Novelties Souvenirs BUD'S 1031 Main St. of link training at th Ontario flying base. Mr. ami Mrs. W. M. Williams left Monday morning for Grants Pans to attend mo state grange. Williams is muster of the Hen ley grange. About 70 members and friends attended the plcnlo pot luck dinner ut the church Sim ony noon. The Henley grange lias re ported collecting miarly 1800 coffee Jars which were sent lo the Folsers Cofdiu coinpnny. Ray Jarkftnn, tho small son of Mr. and Mrs. F.-D. Jntkon, submitted to n londloctumy op eration Tuesday morning. Dorothy Dixon arrived homo last Monday from school at tint University of Oregon. She was accompanied by another stu dent, Marjorlo Priest,, of Boise, ld who left Wednesday after noon to lake over her duties nt Schonchln Butte lookout stu tlon. Mrs. Gray Hrannon and daughter Faye have spent the past two weeks visiting with Sirs. Brannon's slstnr, Mrs, Wll lard Seymour and family at Bonneville. Cecil Enmun. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Enmnn, Is recov ering from a loiisilectomy per formed Wednesday morning. Mrs. Percy Dixon loft Mon day morning for Portland where he will visit her daughter, Marie Dixon, and her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Convene, at Rldgefleld, Wash. New Pine Creek P.aallMe A a tAPV 1 ttaH KmIi4 here lost Sattirduy afternoon for mrs. luaura vmicn cipnranK wno died recently of a stroke ut her llnma I ,. C.n,.,anln '' t, i , ..V.KV a,, uma.ov.i.v, . 1 1 v, KM. lal ceremony followed funeral services neia in inneviow at me Ousley chapel at 2 p. m. Mrs. Elnhrank lea well ki,nu.'n here by all the old timers as ner latnor. uick MulKcy was one of tho first settlers to locate at Davis Creek, Inter moving his family to Now Pine Creek about 40 years ago. It 1 under stood that Mr. Mulkcy built the Herman Marks house which was recently purchased by Pat 111 lunlii. Mrs. Elphrank was married to Alvin Amlck who lived here for 25 years or longer, They had six children, Laura (who married Tom Cloud Eva), Cuba. Mrs. Odessa Gibbons qf Lnkevlew. Ore., and Doxler Amlrk rf Kar. ramento. There will be a regular meet ing of th East Side grange this Saturday evenlnu at H An nil alli ed by a program, dancing for members and a politick supper. mo nnocnie cum met last Wednesday afternnnn mi k.. home of Mrs. Fayo Keller. Mrs. mauae uutier won high prize and Mri. Alnh Kmiil, nu, n. nana cream ulo and rrrn tir enjoyed after tho games. AITS. V(1n C'nnlr M,ll,la. a.J Mr. Howard Wells were married St Ula BantUt mnnn,.. In I ,.laaa view last Wednesday evening a week ago. A resounding chari vari which caught tho nowly weds completely off guard was Blven the rnunlo U.i lnnHn., evening at their homo In Folr- pon, py a nost or friends and acquaintances. Mr. wells Is a timber falli-r trtr rrnna Lumber company at Willow Ranch. The Needle club met last Sat urday afternnon will, Mr r.. nest Robnett. Mm. Ethel Th'omp- viii ana mrs. uarvin Itobnett were vliltorn. Pn intr. ... . HIIU Wafers, atmln nln nnH Ir-a- r.rnm were served for refreshments. It From The Underwood Typewriter Co. There Now Are Some Typewriters Available- The government is allowing the Underwood Typewriter Co. to manufacture typewriters until September, 1944 . . . which will allow quite a number for civilian use. See us for . further information and application blanks. v. was riaelrtfiri hv tha ernnn 11- rontlnuo their meetings during the busy summer season but to resume same in oopieniuor, It has boon learned that Can tain Jack Whltsott has been transiorred to Tampa, Florida Wl-MfA III! Wlff1. tllA fnl-Dlnl. Il- nlc'o Kaller. will acenmnanv Mm Mr, and Mrs, llerb Gentry nuve oeen visiiing in ueoarvlllo tor mo pant week, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ulnton wro wow pine, creek vIMlori IiihI Tiinnrluv M'hnu IiihI .!...... ed from Portland whiiro Jack passed his physical examination ior iim navy and oxpucU to bo Inducted noon. Mrs. Kellon Bullrr has been visiting with her niiithnr-lii-luw, Mm, Maude Butler and family, ttiw thn Hunt work Slit t. pretty little baby girl Lorltln wiin ner. Lincoln Bob Johnson, son ut Mr tv nlo Johnson. Is home on leuvn from tho Farragut naval train ing minion. Murjoi'ia House from Idahn U visiting hero with her father, Frank limine. Mrs. Clarenco Hartwall re turned name lliuraday from the Community hospital In Ashland. She Is recuperating from an ap. pendicitis operation. Roy Aderholl was a caller at the J. Fundcrburg horn Sun day. Among Ashland shoppers Sat urday were Mr. and Mrs. Carol Converse, Clarenco Hartwoll, Mr. and Mra. Homer Lippert. nir. nemo nowion una Mr, and Mra. Walter Monroe. Mrs. L. L. Taylor Is visiting ut the rotldenca of her purents while) her mother, Mrs. Cooknon, Is rvoovering from a major oper ation at thn Ashlund ho.pHal. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Daw and family were visiting with rela liven at Eagle Point over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Monroe were visiting Sunday at Klam ath Falls with their daughter. Nick DeWlt returned lust week to work from Mcdfnrd, where ha has been III with flu. j 'I tinriaritan't." mvi r,M tad. Inher to another. "Hint an lishmnn is uetnallv hIiIa tft tin I a tnxl In Plead. Uy now." PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO TAIN NO HOSriTALKATIOK N. !. ( Tla. ra..al a.IUI DR. E. M. MARSHA Cklr.tr.oll. rkril'Ua It Na Ilk ( TIhiii aise DANCE Saturday Nite DANCELAND (Formerly BksUlsnd) SIS Klamith Mutie by Pappy Oordon's Oregon Hill BIIIIm Sponsored by Veterans of Fortlga Win TO BE CUPifm Mrnmi . 1 flnuuhtrr n' .T V'van U.J v"a 'o the Univ, wli official mie. ThfrlS on the iw'i? ""'oilcal iuiy thin wl m tou well in TulciJkV''N Hon tiiiii .ilV? HxQ " H' Duiry dlilrTrt"1' eel0,raJ Wyoming ' 7y T 'he will Uy unl '" working u J.? vllnn f the Un vmi1l,',?l 'n Willi Iho U s11' ...rvey , gist. The sroun ,ii .!u "Kir mineral!. Th . f-ki I tier doctor. HLl?lH wi.h nr.?, ;tkt purlmeni. -,"'JWW lenrhh.t. , ' W tud geology? M lltr Hivltr Ik. -la. 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