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The Klamath News
Official Paper County
of Klamath
United Newt and Unittd Press Telegraph Services
Vol. 3, No. 290 Klvt. Cntn
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926
(Every Morning Except Monday)
MASTER CRIMINAL IS CAPTURED!
Eleven
Orrind is
Scene of
Terrible
Disaster
Mokelumne Project is !
Visited by Torrential!
Rain and Water Rush- j
es in Tunnel Suddenly j
I1KRKELKY, Cal., Nov. 25
(United News) Eleven
men -were killed this evening
when a conxtrurtion ganit
working in the C'lnremont tun
nel of the Mokelumne water
project at Orrind. cunt of here,
were trapped in a cavein
which followed u torrential
downpour of rain.
The mm wore caught when wit
ter rushed Inlb tho tunnel front
Kan Pablo creek.
Mont of lha buil Iva wcro burled
under grcnt plica of mini, rock and
ilobrla and athouKh rescue worker
are enileavnrlnit to extricate them
It u thought that all would not
ha recovered tor anvernl daya,
Tha dead, according to a Hal
y furn'he.l hy Timekeeper ArV. Mr.;
Cann of the drier and Mead Con
struction company, arc i
' W. l'arker. Churlea Olio. Frank
Butcher. Hart Oonwny, 8. S. Ekula,
R. Morrison. I). Itaklrh, 1. Sunders.
Tony Scqtiry, J. Coloman, ('. Lar
aon. The Claremnn t tunnel la about
two mllea long and waa being built
(Continued oo I'aae Five)
Canadian Railway
Strike Approved
By Executives
MONTREAL, Oue.. Nov. 25
(United News) The Ihruulened
Canadian railway alrlke waa hrouKhl
a atep nearer Thuraday when e
ertillvea of the railway brother
hooda delivered an ulllinutum lo
the rarllrnada and the itovernment.
deilurlnit thai unleaa an immrtltute
. wbko Increase waa Rninled I ho men
wuii lil walk .out.
The ultimatum Waa delivered af
ter the exeriillvoa of tho two 'bin
hrotherhoodti repronentlnK employe
of the oprrntlitK departnient of the
roatla had nedurned- the atrlko volo
of their membership. Tho two un
lona Involved are the order of rall
rond condut'tora and the brother
hood of railway trulnmen.
Tho demand of the l&.IMiO truln
men I ffT an lncreoe of about six
per rent In wuKoa, which would
bring I heir rale of pay to the level
of lite arule paid on riiilrond In
, tho United Klatoa.
No tlmo limit wna aet at tho
communication ililri'i'i1 to tho
THllroiid (iff Irluln by tho union ex
ecutive, but under the by-lawn of
tho union tho alrlke may bo culled
at any time,
Hepreaentntlve 'if the railroad
and Riivernment ore expnetnri lo
call a conference Krlduy to debute
kjin notification.
Body of Western .
Pioneer Is Taken
To Boise, Idaho
Ilemnlna of tho lute Junius Mnn-I
roe Morris, fill ho r of Attorney Pay!
Morrla, who died last Rundny In this!
city nt the home of his sun, wore I
shlppod yesterdny to Ihe old home'
at ilolso,' Idaho, where funornl sor-l
vices and Interment will luke piano j
Rundny under Iho auspices of the
Odd rollowh of Hint city. . The
hotly wua accompanied by the Hon.
A daughter, Mrs. Mnrlan K, M,
Karnsfnrth of Minneapolis, Minn.,
will arrive In Dulse to be present
nt Ihe funornl.
Local arrangements for the ills
position of the reiniilua wiyo In
hargs of tha Curl Whltlork funnrnl
iintno.
Men Perish in
PRECOCIOUS YOUTH ;
CAUSE OF MOTHER ,
GETTING ARRESTED
iu:i(hi:i;, wa-i... x..v. sw,
(l iillnl Xi'M pj) Mkt I In- iitrln
(lint wan liniUfti nfit-r iiihi.j tr.m
to ltn urlt, ii -l-iir old Ihi' miin
liMt nnOiMiN tti itlilny liU know I- I
ctlfft of Iimimuii uniiiN mid nm n I
rriuli liU tmiilifr, Mr. Aiin:t j
HttM-k n rrrt'tl Cor HntMtMltui
of Idiiiur.
Orriri'fM i-iiIiIihI (lit Ktoik litmir.
Kulcrlitfc it hhhii when Itn lllfli
Imi) huh nllllnpt lliry wen- Mtttrilii
uhrn llw Imi nkt-il, "lu nii
u It lit Mtltlt IM'CI'? I
Hi nun liifiriiM'l I Imi nuch
Mil till ultJifllVI lf till tiff ((' j
mill IimI (hem to m cuilii ron
tiiliilii( :M ImhiIcm.
Disabled Plane
Being Towed to
r i !:
UUamaUdlllU lXtJIsnowflakes, full upon ThankH-
Flight of PN-10 No. 2, Forced
r riff l. i.i- f
, . . . j 'ranKCU of the entire county.
I. Expected to Be Re.umedj T)0 mKlli K emMl
Today, Day Keport.
W.HHIiTO. X(V. !M.
I nltill Xewa) I'rolCH-w of the
1. N. H. Inrllllilill. Willi ll I low.
Ilttf the illnnlileil aenplnne I'N'-li)
No. I to (Juniiluliiiinu lloy. I'uImi
for rrpnlra In ltaiiiH'rel by heavy
M'aa In the t'nrlblMan. vtllere lite
linllii-ky ,ilnlie wiw forced ilown
and loot In ll' vtorlil fur many
houra, ari-onliUK o reporta lo
Ihe navy ilefian itient here.
!v part uro of the TN-10 No.
for , rnnninn, lh aoolln her at
tempted nonalnp fllnht from Nor
folk probably will be delayed for
nomo time after ulie rearhea Cuan
lanaino liny, na her eiiRlue muat lie
replaced.
The rX-10 No.' S, companion on
tho fliKhl. whli.h wan forced down
off Ihe Inle of IMnea for luck of
oil and anaollue reported here to
day that ahe expected to reftumo
her flisht to Panama Krlduy.
The Clncinuutl la mnklnit vory
alow over tho Caribbean aea, crulv
Iiik awuv from tho aDot. 213 mllea
aouth of Ihe Ixle of I'lnea. whore1
loat nlithl ahe located tho plane ahe!br,rrt ',h0 oP'nlnic of their new
la now IowIiik after a aourch begun Kymnnalum and eat down yestcr
aeveral houra before In which alx I ""y lo "ll'lr '0rlh annual eommun
other veaaela joined upon ordera i ' Thanknglvlng dinner.' which pror
from the navy department. I Fi to ",0 .l5ICct and beat o
Lieut. II. J. Connell. In command ! '"r A"Pr unipllous feed
of lha PN-10-1 rooorted here to- "hort ulk wer b Mera-
(Continueil on Patie Me)
Pleasure Seekers
Narrowly Escape
Death on Launch
COlll-DS OlltlSTI. Tox., Nov. 2.1
United Nows) Fifteen pleasure
seekera ubmird a launch are return
ing thiuika to providence for their
narrow cacupe fri m death, when
Ihe g.isollne In it mil on which they
were cruising was burned soma four
mites from shore after a gasoline
explosion nt cix o'clock.
Other crntt went lo the rescue
and look them lo ahore. Tho vessel
was the Helena, the p-leasuro launch
of Helena llrook.
The party was out for a Thanks
glng day cruise. Backfire from the
engine caused an explosion of gaso
line, which cnvclocd tho craft In j
name.
Winds of Great
Velocity. Disturb
Coast Sections
SAN KUANC1SCO, Nov. 26.
(Unlto'd News) AlllmuRh tho
weather forecast bad predicted a
fair Thanksgiving tiny for the Paci
fic const, winds of gale velocity rak
ed tho Washington, Oregon and Cali
fornia shnrollnua, causing general
rnlns and widespread damage,
A terrific rainstorm struck Ihe
San Francisco hny region Just be
fora dusk, causing disrupted street
car sorvlce, numerous accidents and
flooded snwor systems.
In 13 minutes a precipitation nf
.4 4 of an Inch was recorded. . Trilling's body riddled with sev-0f tle Cty clerk, where I.em L.
Two girls woro swept from their ( eral bullet holes, wbs found hyiQaghngen spent the day figuring
feet by tho Tush of water in the Denver detectives on a sidewalk. 1 01,t the city's problems on his glass
street. Caught under an niitomo-'The man's wife is being held nt i,,n..H .in.k nmi nrlriinir mnohinr.
bile they wyo nearly drowned when
rescued.
In one restaurant hero a gush
of water from the street forced din
ers lo chairs and tallies.
Downpour
of Rain
Blesses
Klamath
Weather Man was on the .
Job to See that Farm-1
tm Wnulrl K Thnnlr.;
ful for Plenty Water. !
A Hteady downpour, with 1
var,n Bnw 01 weiifniy
KivuiK Day continuously, a
benefit to farmers and the
of the I'ntted rllutea Keclamatlon
Service, who euloved hia Thanka-
giving dinner deplte Ihe fact Hint 1
ho la tho one pcraon In tho United i
c...... t. 1..1. ... ....
Old JiiDller I'luvlua la dlHtiortlna !
hlmaelf, arrnlrhed hia head and
muaed on yesterday's actlona.
"At 8 o'clock this morning there
waa a registration of .OS Inches .if
rulnfull. Mingled with anow i
rain, and a light consistent down-i
pour, Ihe precipitation probubly I
rained to .J or .3 Inches up until
s o'clock-," r"airkd 8mlth la it
night.
In some sections of the county,
i and on numerous sidewalks an 1
porchea where rain had covered
(Continue! on rage Five.)
Communal Dinner .
At bonanza Was
Grand Success
Wonaiita realdenta cleverly eelc
Tichnor. Loreman, .Chase. Bowne
and Lupeke.
A number of prominent Klamath
Fulls families were present at tho
c penlng yesterday of the gymnasium
and remained frr tho more solid
pari of theaprogram.
This community dinner, sponsor-
...I t... I n tj..M..i.n. ....I
f.i n i i it. ... . .
considered a nonanza institution,
and Mr. 1 In maker expects to pre
side at the annual dinner forty
years hence. Here's hoping.
Auto Hits Train
And Two Killed;
One Is Injured
RKDLAND9, .Cal., Nov. 25
(United News) Two persons were
killed and a third probably fatal
ly Injured when an automobile, In
which Ihoy wore riding was struck
by a Southern Pacific passenger
train at Ihe Mountain View avenue
crossing near here Thursday.
Mrs. E. E. Crowley, 4fi, driver
of the machine,- was killed Instant
ly, and her nloco, Lillian McCary,
12, died hero a short time after the
crash. Eugene McCrary, 8, broth
er of the dead girl, will probably
die.
Murder Mystery
Baffling Police
Colorado Capital
DENVER, Nov. 26. (United
j News) Police nro trying lo obtain
In comprehensive account of how
I Herman Trilling, mot death In a
Thanksgiving shooting here today.
the city hall and she has told num
erous conflicting stories as to how
her husband was shot, according to!
police. Mrs. Trilling was hysterical
and had to be given medical aid.
Great Water Tunnel
i ASBESTOS SMOTHERS I
FIRE OF LOVE WITH i
THOMAS MANVILLE
XFAV VOItK. S'ov. 2.1 (Inlteil
iHK) Tinillijy Mnnvillc, heir t
; the nnlM'Ntoa millions, lint limt
; wife, i
Ami "Tommy" say It Ih
j it plnlti ram ttT Itifoiiipiitililllty,
Xrw York pnper lire Inking full
I MilvoiifMge of Hi' obvlou pun.
"Anlimlos cvr
n Inly IH' miioih-
rr fire, vvrn lovy'ii fir, nay on
Of I III IIKirt IlKft iM'ltrtlMl HllfftH.
"Tommy." In4r to I In fortuiu
I h i Jolius-M
jimiiHMil In (lit1
nvlllr company
mhIh-nIoh roofftiK
tmrrliil on (ii.
liiiMlitiHw, was
2.1, I Oil, fo Mkn loin Mi Coin
Holiday Enjoyed
I Quietly in This
City by People ;
TliiiiikMicivlliic UI,N i"""t a
proirhilely obnerveit In KlMtliatli
r nil. It una a quiet lny. K''ii
rraiiy KHakinie. ami the worri-a j
ami ran of imaim-na were ill.
canli'tl. INiiiile were civen free
re, I.., enjoy tl.e..,.ve. anil
in offeriiiK tiinnks for the boun-
' ' "" !" 'r1""-
x holldny of teaming cn
Jovetl in a ouiet and aane way
Moat bualnesa Inatltiitlona, all pub -
; "' offlcea und banka were closed i It waa only a few weeka ago that
'throughout tho day. Reverence wuijthe deal was con.ummated by Cope-
pata oy a inuitiiuue 01 people ut i land whereby ma company at ron
tbe houses of worship. An espeo-1 land took over- the Lakealde Lum-
, ! lally pleasing musical program wasiber company of this city. He had
i rcnaereu ui m.- I uui a r.piscopui
:h by a robed choir under;
I the direction of. Mr. and Mrs.
U'narles Kbertclar , u '.;.v .
I Servlcca ware held at tho Cath -
lolie church which brouaht forth
I large number of worshlppera.
Many homes were the scene
social gatherings' where the Thanks
giving feast wua served in a
bounteous way.
It was a unlet day In Klamath
Fulla. Thero was apparently no
unseemly conduct on the part of
those Inclined to be boisterous at
times.
The Inclement weather interspers
ed with a drlzxle of rain kept
many people Indoors the greater
part of the day, and the family
firesides were made happy as n
result thereof.
Thanksgiving Was
Perfect Day With
Various Officials
At a lnte hour last night there
had not been a single arrest mad"
by city offlcors, and the sheriff's
... ...it .... . . a-1 1.
late hour last night there
j office, following a perfect Thanks
i giving Day, and nothing happened
lo mar the happiness of elther!fectg lhe Chicago. Burlington and
bootlegger or imbiber.
Two men spent their day In tho;QUincy, the Denver and Rio Grande
city jnll, Thauksglving. There were i nto a great transcontinental sys
three, but one was released as he tern. Regarding this realignment
had served hia time, and with a I James sold. Only time can tell, and
few cents in hia jeana made straight-
way for a restaurant to chew ou
turkey wing and spread cranberry
jam on u generously buttered piece
of bread.
Inmates of the county jail, ami
there are 45 piled In one place,
two to a bunk, and piled again In
another corner, were fed sparingly
of turkey lest they find the Klam
ath bastlle too appropriate a homo.
Some might, according to the sher
iff's office, even expect n bit of
generosity during the, Christmas
holidays, seeking a festive tree and
a gift or two dangling from decorat
ed branches.
. There waa no one released yes
torday from the county jnll, ac
cording to Burt E. Hawkins, sheriff.
Officers of the prohibition de
partment partook of the turkey
gobbler generously and with their
chief, Len Forncrook, in. Medford
carving the bird for his family.
there was a slight lot-up on all
activities for even prohl officers
have a heart and like to lean on
the- festive board aijil recount tales
of valour and of fight.
All In all peace and quietude
reigned about the city hall and
court house. There was one office,
I however, that worked overtime, thnt
WKATIIKK FORECAST
.
. OREGON: Unsettled,
southwest winds on coast.
strong
Presidents
Lakeside
Company
Succumbs
L. A. Copeland, Widely,
Known Lumberman, -is
Stricken Fatally at!
Bozeman, Montana.
l. a. copeiand, president of ;
t. a f nlrAulila t ..nl.a nnmnnm.
i of Klamath Falls, and the'
j Copeland Lumber company ofi
Portland, died very suddenly i
early Wednesday morning'
- . . . . , , - i
frm a vlolent attack of Pneu-j
monia which he contracted at;
Bozeman, Montana, according
to word received here yester-
:day.
visnea nere on several uhbbiuuo
and established mhny acquaintances.
j who will learn .with regret of his
1 demito. i-. - -
I The Copelancf tumber company
owns.a lino of retalL lumber yards
,
IH.B IIIIU Ut iriBIL 1UU.UC. ,, o
"T... u. .
uri(uu( Willi (.vucin. ui i iv m
Board of Trade, building, Portland.
(Continued . on fago Five)
James Is Silent
On Rail Merger
. Three Big Roads
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 25
Silent as lo what may happen soon
in the much -discussed mergers of
several of the great trunk line
railroads 'of the west and middle
west. Arthur Curtlss James of New
York, largest stockholder In sever
al of the affected rail lines, depart-'
ed for Denver yesterday morning !
over the Denver and Rio Grande
Western Rallrcad. he was accom-j
panied by J. S. Pyeatt. president.
and A. C. Shilda. assistant general
( and A. C. Shilds. assistant general!
, manager of the Denver and Rio ij
Grande Western, and a number otj
. , v. .. ,a.,a.n l ..If i,. i
officials of the Western Pacific.
One of the rumored mergers af-!
Western and the Western Pacific
anything Is possible."
The other consolidation would
bring under tingle control the Great
Northern. Northern Pacific and Chi
cago, Burlington and Qulncy.
Suspension Road
Work Temporary
Owing to Rains
Work has been suspended tern-
pornrlly on road zr& bridge con -
structlon on two county projects,
according to County Engineer Jen -
sen, owing to tho downpour of rain
that has been pilylng a visit to
Klumuth during the past several
days, .
Surfacing tif tho Midland market
mid and the Spring Lake grading
project has been stopped, while op
erations have ceased for the pres-
i cnt on tho Rock Creek road bridge,
Aged Prospector
Walks Into Train
And Meets Death
i
GLKXDORA, Cal., Nov. 25 (Unl -
ted News) Allan Poe, 05, a mining
prospector of Glendora, was Instant -
ly killed when he walked Into the!
path of a Snnte Fe train nt the
Glendora boulevard crossing here
Thursday.
Poe evidently failed to see the
approaching train.
STRANGE AERIAL
IS DISCOVERED IN
HAWAIIAN ISLAND
IIONOIXM. Nov. 3.1. (I'nitcil j
.M-wii) -1 mruiiK JM'riiii wnicn.
(1mI1c IIn luck of conformity
with nro((iifx(ai fltanitiinU brlns
rafllo proicrnniM of the Pacific
rout clmrly to lt owner, htm
iK'on illwcovctvtl iirar hrre by
toiirlNtM,
The- ttrrhil Npnnii a taro patch,
ImipM throifKh piaij tree ami
iroHiH the rMif of a bhk hat.
The wt Ih liiHtalhtl In a tiny
WfNHlen rhack In the rear of the
ffras thatchnl ilwelllnj( of an
aged Hawaiian, Mm. Kukia Mue
kena, lorateil In a mountain
gorge on the wlmlwarfl llc of the
ilaul of Ouhu.
I British Isles To
River Elbe Suffer
Worst Fog History
Many Suffer and Three Deaths
In London Reported; Ham
burg Reports All Shipping
Tied Up As Result of Haze.
burg Reports AH Shipping I
I.OMKlX, Xor. S3. (United
News) From the British ImI
-the River Kibe in Germany Kuro fl
ea ns rtoihh! tllelr way about to
ilay in a fog which wna the wort
many sections hud experienced in
scores of yearn. "
While London was hidden under
a yellow haze which turned to a
black pall In the evening, outlying
places in this country suffered al
most obscurity. '
.There- were-: three -'-fatality - inV
England, one just outside London,
. nnn n kiieiit ana une
. , .
at Leicester.
I In Paris those who visited
the
boulevard cafes in honor of St.
j Catherine's day were forced to move
) slowly or be bowled over by pash-
cart men or other ' lost pedestrians.
I Hamburg reported that all ship-
ping was tied up as a result of the
I murky haze which hung over the
River Elbe.
In London vehicle traffic was
i either halted or creeping through
the streets. Trucks, taxicabs and
horse carta moved about cautious
ly, but could not avoid accidents.
(Continued on rase Four)
Defendant Fall,
Alleged Briber,
65 Years Today
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25. (Unit-
Newg,Albert B Faip8 most
' blrthdtt , 65 'years will be!
" i
r riauy. I
He must spend It sitting in the
. . , :"r ' w!.
'J
000 he accepted front E. L. Doheny
was a bribe in consideration of olt
contracts good for 100,000,000 in
profits.
The trial suspended over Thanks-
giving day and will be resumed Fri-
uay v lieu luuimci icucn men iii.i
over admitting as evidence the
senate Teapot Dome committee testi
mony, containing E. L. Doheny's
"confession" of the JIOO.OOO ad
vance to Fall.
Doheny's counsel are fighting to
prevent this testimony from going
before the jury, they wish to build'
up their own case. The senate in
vestigation, they claim was political
and unfit to stand as evidence in
1 court.
Thanksgiving was a holiday for
1 the defendants, the lawyers, court
! attaches, and everybody except the
youthful jury. It was Just another
day In prison for them. They,
rather than the accused pair, suffer
the hardships of this trial. The
jury Is bunked at night In a small
room, less . than 30 feet square,
reminiscent of steerage, with only
j two windows opening on an area-
; way, furnished with 12 cots and a
I dining table, all crowded together.
The men sleep and eat lunch Mi
the same room.
IXSTAXTI.V KILLED MAX
STILL CLASPS Tl'RKKY
I
i SLATOJC, Texas, Nov. 25. (Unit -
; ed News) J. B. Hartman. laborer,
! was killed today, when the wind
blew down an awning, which struck
him. In death he clasped tightly
tinder hia arm a Thanksgiving tur
key and a few articles of groceries
he- was carrying home to his wife
and several children.
Dangerous
Desperado
Taken in
New York
Notorious Outlaw, Mur
derer and Mail Thief,'
Caught Sleeping;
Wife Cause of Arrest.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25
(United News) "Bum" Rog
ers, who succeeded Gerald '
Chapman in the unenviable
reputation as the most danger
ous desperado of the east,
awoke to a cold Thanksgiving
day dawn, with the chill grip'
of fettered steel upon his
wrists. -
As the notorious outlaw straggled
slowly back to wakefulness he made
OUl aDOUl UIS ueUHiue ma inmiin
trtumphantafac.es of a dozen pollce-
men. - - .
"Bum" had been taken at last.
Ignomlniously, In his aleep.
Something of a Samson of tho
underworld, Rogers , was betrayed
by his Delilah. ' ' ' '
It was through Mrs. J. J. Roger,
the outlaw's wtfe, who was arrested
In a taxtcab with the leader of i
rival gang, that the police; struck
"Bum's" trail. '. , . ; " . .
Although she wept with her head
on her husband's manacled hands.
J .
station to which he waa taken.
(Continued on Page Five) .-
Impressive Was
Song Service at ' '
Episcopal Church
Klamath Falls was not unmindful
' of
the appreciations that peeped
through lowering clouds yesterday
when 150 men, women and children,
wended their way to St. Paul's Epis
copal church to attend a beautiful
service of Thanksgiving where a,
vested choir sang praises before the'
altar. .
Rev. J. Henry Thomas, rector of
St. Paul's, spoke briefly on Thanks-;
giving spirit end the findings hi
Klamath Falls, and the world, for
which thanks should be offered.
The music will
day morning tor
those unable to at
The music will be repeated Sun.
the benefit of
attend the Thanka-
giving services, according to Rev.
Thomas yesterday.
I'nder the direction of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wood Eberleln. the
choir personnel Included R. Plumb.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Olds, Mrs.
Sophia McKneeley, Mrs. C D.
Browne. Mrs. J. Henry Thomas.
Miss Pearl Biehn and Wise Winifred
Plumb.
Following Is the Program: '
Procession Hymn 6S7, Messlter.
Venlte. Robinson. 1
Psalm, 65. ' ;
. Te Deum. Dudley Buck.
Jubilate, Oxford Chant.
Hymn 421. " ''
Hymn 427.
Offertory Sentence, Anon.
Anthem, "O, Lord How Mani
fold," J. Barnby.
Dresden Amen After Benediction.
Recessional Hymn 517, Pleyel.
Kiwanis to Enjoy U
Annual Duck Feed
at C. of C. Rooms
, - .).
The annuul duck feast of ths Ki
wanis club Is scheduled to take,
place tonight, and In order la make
the affair a success there has fceea
a wild skirmish among the various
; members to provide - the -requited
i number of teals that will oe neces-
sary to satisfy the Inner recesses
! of tho members.
That the program might not go
wrong, several nlmrods, members of
! tho club, nwnt yesterday In wading '
! the marshes of Tule lake and Lower
j K In ninth Lake In the hopes that
they might bag a numbe of ducks or
geese,' and frc-m late reports It Is
salil that there will te plenty ot
fowl available to take rare ot lbs
large gathering that Is promised tor
the big dinner, ,