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sources which had given power to Gov
Hughes in past campaigns.
Mr.. Pinchot is represented as In sym
pathy with the general trend OF the
hughes progressive policy.
MT. Pinchott Is now on his way east
and on his return will have another
conference with his old chief DR.. Lind
sey Will tell him then that as governor
OF this state he could continue the work
of conservation with which his name
has become associated in national
policies II will be represented there Is
large field for work which the federal
government cannot undertake but
which the governor Of New York as a
member OF the house OF governors could
forward with commanding presence.
DR. Lindsey defined clifford Pinchot
as an insurgent with a difference.
Mr.. Pinchot." he said, lis an in
surgent so far as conservation goes and
presumably his sympathies lie with the
insurgents on other questions; but he
cannot be closed as full fledged In
surgent He Is n progressive
The personal relations between Pres
ident Taft and Mr.. Pinchot have always
been pleasant and they were not inter
rupted by their differences over the cen
duct of the interior department. We
who favor his candidacy do not CON
slider that his nomination could be taxi
en- as an affront to the national admin
istration"
Among other callers at the colonei's
editorial offices today were Senator
Beveridgc Of Indiana Charles =. NELL.
FEDERAL commissioner OF la Dor and
Marcel Vernet OF Paris, member of
the legion Of honor.
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Ex-G0V. LIND WILL NOT
ACCEPT NOMINATION

Everett Wash. July 2e.-Former
Gov, John Lind OF Minnesota, Demo
cratic nominee for governor of that
state, refused today to discuss the nom
nation further than TO say that his
statement to the Associated press last
night, In which he announced that he
would not accept the nomination, con-
tains his nnal decision To escape in
reviewers and messages from Mime
sofa, the ex-governor went on a trip TO
the woods.
Mr.. Lind his wife and daughter viii
sail from Seattle for southeastern Alas
ka on the steamer Humboldt Sunday
morning They will remain in the north
TWO or three weeks. and on returning
VIII spend day in Everett and then
go 10 California. Whether Mr.. Lind
VIII continue HIS pleasure trip after
leaving California has not been decid-
ed but the ex-governor makes II clear
that he Ia In no hurry to return 20 Min
nesota. and takes small interest in the
political affairs of that state.
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already one OF these places has been
sold To w. j. Camomlle. the arc Infect,
although the roof is not yet on.
The firm sold for the Liberty Invest
ment Co. to John Clayton a modern
four-room bungalow on Eighth South
and Second East For p. Il. Peterson the
firm sold a six-room brick cottage in
Roberta street 10 Marinus F1uit; a six
room double house for r. p. Midgley to
Mrs. Caution. Six lots were sold in
Forest Dale for Hugh ]. Cannon to
John Grows.
The Arm has commenced the erection
Of a finc five-room cottage for John
Perkins, and one for the Liberty In
vestmcnt company. Both OF these
homes are being built on Roberta Place
and Eighth South.
The elegant home that they have
been building for Hugh Dougall on
Fourth avenue and A street is now
practically completed and Mr.. Dougall
will move his family from their canyon
retreat, where they have been spend
ing the summer. this week
The Lester apartments, built for O.
II. Hewlett have also been finished, and
tenants are now moving into these
cool. coy apartments. They report
larger number OF Inquiries during the
past week, than any week of the
month.
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NEWS OF BREAK CAUSES
SENSATION IN MADRID

Madrid, Juy 29.-The news OF the
recall OF Marquis de Ojeda. spanish
ambassador 10 the vatican, caused a
profound sensation In the capital this
evening though the clerical and anti
clerical forces foresaw the break
should the vatican refuse to show con-
citation, the government Will imme-
diately proceed with It's measures OF
reform including the restriction Of re-
ligious orders and the regulation ~
education and the general relations of
the church and state
As measure Of precaution. all re-
ligious demonstrations arranged for
sunday have been prohibited The
Niscayan Catholics declare that they
win march 10 san Sebastian as a pro-
test against the measure.
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Important Affairs viii Keep Him
Busy at Beverly and Wash
lngton Until November.
PRESIDENT SUMMONS CRANE.
Asks Massachusetts Senator 10 Make
Tour of the West and Report on
Political Conditions.

Beverly. Mass. July Ex-senator Win.
throp Murray Crane OF Massachusetts
who occupies in the senate position
similar TO that Of the Republican
whip I'm the house. was summoned
TO Beverly today by President TAFT. and
had long talk with the chief maeis-
trstc
senator Crane was asked by the pres
ident to make IA trip through the west
In the near future. going as far as
Seattle He viii inquire into political
conditions The president is said TO
uesire this Information first hand He
has tho utmost confidence IN Senator
Cranes political sagacity.
The senator Is noted FOR the uuiet
manner In which ne accomplishes the
most difficult tasks. In the last session
Of Congress Mr.. Taft relied absolutely
upon the junior senator from Massa-
chusetts and often made him the means
~ communicating the admlnistra tons
views TO the upper branch Of Congress.
In selecting an emissary TO the west,
the president naturally turned TO Scna-
tor Crane. The senator already has
made q few quiet trips Of observation.
and discussed what he had learned with
the president today.
SECRECY SURROUNDS VISIT.
The senator's visit was surrounded
with the greatest secrecy Not until
The senator WAS seen was II admitted
at tho executive Offices that he had
been anywhere In the vicinity Of the
residents cottage II was denied that
Mr.. Cranes visit 10 the president had
anything 20 do with the Ballnger-
Pinchot controversy Il Ia stated with
authority that the president never has
considered and never viii consider ask
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SOME CAR BILLS PADDED
A THOUSAND PER CENT

Chicago, July 2e.-w. r. W. Belmont.
FORMER clerk OF the Memphis Car re-
pair company. padded bills against the
Illinois Central as high as / 900 per
cent, according TO his own testimony
before Master I'm Chancery Mason to-
day. He declared that II c. Oster-
MANN president OF the repair company
aud his associates went 30 far as TO
substitute bills Of the Ostermann
Manufacturing company OF West Pull
man, for those OF the Memphis con-
Germ. and to paste on the West Pull
man bills the 20. X" OF the Memphis
inspector. The average padding OF
bills, the witness said was between
40 and 30 per cent deputy sheriff
was ordered to bring Osterman into
court next Monday until which time
the masters court adjourned
Belmont was asked concerning the
transfer OF the car inspectorshm at
Memphis from one Crabtree 10 w. N.
Moore. Mr.. Ward. an officer Of the
company according 20 the witness. de-
sired TO be rid OF CrabtreA because
he saw too much" and refused 10 20.
X" bills until they we're completed.
Ward told me he would get some
ono who could not see so much" said
Belmont
did not Moore have some physical
defect7' asked Atty. Biggs OF the Il
lnois Central.
Yes. sir. he could not see very we'll"
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OXFORD P|NCHOT
/ WAY Be CANDIDATE
roosevelt Has Been Asked TO
support Him for Republican
I. nomination for Governor.
'sI'tVsD TO BE FAVORABLE.
81 launched by Prof. Lindsey of
'o'a' Who Says Ex-Forestcr
'ou'rscnt With a Difference.

|s,v'. FORK July 2o.-Glrord Plnobot.
e., chief forester under Theodors
|Ia a, 'ook place today upon the
|ps,c,Ip ''slole candidates for the Re.
h, S yl nomination for governor y,
|sss.s ;. '"u theodore Roosevelt was
Wa " support his candidacy.
|nr,A,' Tue eX-president has not ss,a
b. ou,,n ,"a' M any way resemble
|.rr s''oen declaration in favor =,
b.. M, ,e' 1t Is believed that he
D, I 90 look unkIndly upon the hoom
|sam,,.,ue' McCune Lindsey, former
hgo ana Of education Of PORT
|aiv.rsi,ur nov a professor OF co,nmh,a
n new ~ the man who Ispnchea
[ntden,ls1o ~. He had a long and
p, ana a., ,aik today with Col Hoosa u
fil plea,'t' with the air a, 49,,
|-sth WIN the turn IN ngs nd
n Pineho, explained that althouxh
Nv YorL mad often been "a So, ss
nv retai,' recent years. he - -
v and r.. r. MS legal residence IN 81,
|i he was ta,S voted here. Tine fact
Possible 'slked OF at one Tim
L~hsylYan,s uldato for Eovernor 81
n On the , ~ based, said DIR. Lind.
rs legal r 49, idea that Mr.. pin
II, shsr. ~ 'Sldence was at Milfo,d
NJ Lindsey mas country place
y Roosevelt close friend OF bot,
mon with ., ahd Mr.. Pinchot IN
|.,'sas quis, liner friends, he has been
'Ssne time ~. on the Pinchot boon
40 hlns.,," no nrst suggested 10 Mr.
~, run. NJ tne possibility that n.
r,urned uehnite answer, ne said
I 4. Roosevelt,
\ = opinion was told today ,h,.
sst dras, VI MI. Pinchot's FRIEND,
support from the sam.
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Marquis Emilio de 0jeda. Her Am.
baSSador, Has Been
Recalled.
GOVERNMENT STANDS FIRM
Expected Papal Nuncio WIN Leave
Madrid, Making Rupture
Complete.

San Sebastian. Spain. July p AT the
conclusion OF conference this evening
between King Alfonso and Premier
canaiejas, II was announced that Mar
qu's Emilio de Ojeda, Spanish ambas-
sador TO the vatican. had been recalled
AZ the samd>rme the opinion was eN-
pressed that rupture with the vatican
was Inevitable Senior Canaleias told
the king that the government could
not accept the conditions Of the yati-
cans last note and that the vatican
would be- 80 Informed
Premier CanaleJgs will continue his
tnt-Clerlcal program. counting on tho
support of King Alfonso.
The order To- Marquis de Oieda TO
leave his post signifies that the run
tuTe which Senor Canaleias designated
rs Inevitable IL now an accomplished
fact
Marquis de Oieda himself. In addition
10 pleading illness. has been insisting
on his return on the ground that the
position at Rome no longer was ten
able and that he considered a rupture
between the vatican and the govern
ment imminent
Premier Canalejas. referring 10 the
vatican's note. which declared that un-
less the decree OF June N permitting
non Catholic societies 10 display the in
sigma Of public worship was withdrawn.
negotiations looking % the revision OF
the concordat would be discontinued.
said the government would tolerate no
imposition.
SPANS recalling Ambassador de
Oteda. Il Is expected. win be followed
by the departure from Madrid 81 Mon
siGnor NiCo, the papal nuncio. when
the rupture win be complete
Senior Canalejas Is preparing for a
supreme battle In addressing Lib
erdl organization, he declared that
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NJ. r. Cromar and wife to Nick

NJ. r. Cromar and wife TO Nick
Perau, section 20, township I
north, range ] west .........s 10
Gerald r. Yoarsley to Sarah H.
Warner lot 3. block 81 plat u 10
William Stockdsle to Berklyot
Burttoch SECTION 20. township
south range 1 east ............ $500
The Mexico Land CO., 70 H. A.
Davidson. lots 40-4l, block 2,
Norwood Place ................. 5000
Emily Whitman and husband 10
j. T. Paschek. lots 1929, block
?. Westminster Heights ........
j. 7. Paschek and wife to Emily
Il, whitman, part lot 4, all lot
b, View city plat r. .......... 500
Peter A. Nelson and wife to John
T. Bloomquist. section II. town
ship south, range / east m 1195
Herman Horn and wife to Karl
Reisz lot IL, part lot L.. block 10.
crest Dale Observation-Disclosures.
Henry G. Hoffman and wife 10
rank w. Stedman, lots ~ and
43, Montana subdivision ........ 8
Kimball & Richards TO John L.
o'Brien and wife, lot PIP. South
gate park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
a. II. Van Dusen ana wife to J.
A, Fritsch. lots 80 and a. block
?. Waterloo addition ..........
Charles j. Hughes, Jr., TO Ottilll
Locker, lots ~ to 81, inclusive.
West boulevard .......,...,.,... 1,a5o
w. II Nutting 10 Alice L. Nut
ting. part lot !. block %. plat u 1
George NJ Cannon company 10
James Z. Thomas. lots 20 and
43, block 3. Emerson heights 900
Robert Dansie and wife TO Frank
Dansie, lots SO and 81, block l.
lie Neta place Observation-Disclosures. 20
J. A. Alcorn and wife 20 Waller
ID. Fitzgerald, part lot @
Amundson subdivision ........ 1900
w. II. Nutting 10 Margaret c
Anderson. lot 3, block 80. plat y 1000
Ashton jenkins company to Rich
ard c. CowAn. lot IL, block II,
b-acre plat A ..........,........ $500
Jcssc r, Daley 10 Loviua T
DALEY, lot s, block 1, 5-acre plat
A $500 .''......'......-...,.. 10 |
A. y Humphries and wife 10
Rose T.. Wilcox, lot 80, block
.. Idlewild addition ............ 80 |
l. l.. Chapman 10 Allen = Nc
Came part lot II. plat o.. 1000 /
Charles ~ Nelson and vile to
Nephi Draper, all lots %, -. %.
block T. East Waterloo ........ 1905 |
Nelson b. Hutchinson to Mrs. f.
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Spain was struggling for liberty OF con-
science. Poor Spain" he said, IF we
succumb, Il Will be dead enough. The
government which possesses the conf
dence OF the king Will Save Spain de-
spite all and against ALL The struggle
We wage Is not anti-relgious. but anti
clerical. We count upon the army, ma
Jorfty In parliament and reason"
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CONTRACTS FOR COTTAGES
AND BUNGALOWS

Burt & Carlquist, the home builders.
report another very busy week both in
sales and building deals. -Four and
broom cottages and bungalows are in
good demand" said a member of the
firm today. "and as result the force
in our construction department is be-
ing increased daily. Contracts were
closed Sor the building of a 4-room brick
cottage, near Ninth West and First
South, for j. Napier; 4-room brick
bungalow for G. Sorensen. near Tenth
South and Third East: broom frame
bungalow on Fourth South and Eiev-
enth West for c. Potter; 3-room brick
house near Second West and Third
North for G. Butterwood broom brick
bungalow southeast for q Robertson"
The firm also report the following
sales: A 4-room house on Seventh
South To Jacob Kunz: 42iz-ft. lot on
Sixth South between Eighth and Ninth
East TO 7, w. Ormond, 32-scre farm
in Granger to F. Paulson 5-room house
40 Frank Mills on west Fifth South: s.
room brick, modern residence. on cor
ner OF Eighth South and Jefferson
Place, 20 Julius II. Jensen.
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VERY FAIR MARKET
REPORTED FOR JULY

Eardley Ball-Cannon association re-
ports very fair market during the
month OF July. During the month It
has commenced the erection OF four
modern homes - its new tract on Lake
street and Eighth South street, and
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NJ, Hutchinson, lots 30 and
p, block !, Marion Park add
Henry c. Holman II al, TO Afford
Il. Duckworth, lots IL and II,
block 2, Butte subdivision OIL.
Glen r. Boutwell, et al 10 Robert
Knahn. lot 8. block 10, 5-acre
pat A .........,.......,.
Hannah Roth to Nicto r T..
Krantz, lot %, block !. Hunt
er's subdivision .................
John G.. Stlllwell TO Melvina $.
StillWell, lot 3, block 20. plat b
Harry a. Leonard and wife to
William !. Buttle, lots 20 and
80, block 2. South Boulevard 81.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

J Knight. 40 north Third West.
one-Story brick dwelling .....$ is
Utah Light & Railway company,
block %, plat Il, machine and
blacksmith shops .............. 400
Utah Light & Railway company
block 20 plat Il, carpenter and
paint shops ....................3 $50
Utah Light q Railway company,
sand house Observation-Disclosures. so
Idwald Ajax. 243 south Eighth
East, onc-story frame store 10
Crane & Co, $40 west Second
South. two-story brick barn. 52l
George r. Martin, 2is west Third
North, one-story double brick
dwelling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2J
William Mexican, 1912 south
Washington street frame alter
htlon, ..................... q
Mrs. b. Sellers. 1851 south Ninth
East. frame alteration .......... is
United Cigar stores Co. 217 south
Main street, brick storeroom q. n
w. II. Alexander 20 east Third
South street, brick alteration o.. q
J. NJ. Christensen. 252 West
Fourth North street. brick al
terauon .......,-.. .........,.... 50
Grace Nixon, 435 Pearl avenue,
brick addition .................. 81
John W Sanders. 3I5 south
Thirteenth East street. brick
addition D., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Western Packing company sss
south Third West, packing
house and barn . ............ 81. 90
G. W. Jensen. $50 Sixth East,
brick alteration ............. so
Mrs II II Paul. 537 Ninth East
brick addition o.. .............. so
J. H. Cleminson rear 1924 west
Sixth South, frame dwelling co.. POI
There's wholesome amusement for
all at MERE
Cool or Ia Tho Tato
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CEMENT WORK BEGINS
ON NEWH0USE THEATER

Actual construction work on the
Newhouse theater will begin Monday
. morning. The cement mixer is being
installed today and the stationary en-
CINE for handling the steel Is also on
the ground. The cement foundation
Will be put in as rapidly as possible so
that the steel skeleton work can be
done The first shipment Of steel ar
rived two weeks ago and several more
car loads have left the factory.
Cool wANDAMERE Tonight
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ANNUAL CANADA ENCURsIoN
August lth

Via. oregon Snort Line Special
low round trip rates to Raymond.
Magrath, Cardston and othcr points
Rates VIII he announced later Parties
desiring reservations should communl-
cate early with O. y, l.. agents. City
Ticket Office I56 Main street
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department. and the three years prior
10 that with the capital Real Estate
company, has opened offices at 1912
east Third South where he will conduct
a general real estate business. Tho
business opportunity department will be
In charge Of V. II. Richie
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WASHINGTON HAS BEEN
AN INTERESTED WATCHER

Washington, July 2e-The treatment
Of non-Catholic denominations In Spain
has been watched closely by the diplo-
matte representatives u the United
states At Madrid. The Investigation of
1905 came as the result Of protest
fled with President Roosevelt BY Rev
John Lee and Bishop L. g. Wilson.
Acting SeCy. ~ state Bacon at that
time asked Minister Collier to report
on the status OF nom Catholic denonin-
utious Of Spain
In his report Minister Collier called
the attention OF the state department
10 the existing constitution. which des-
ignated the Catholic religion as that Of
tho state ana obligated spain 60 main
tain It's worship and It's ministers The
American minister quoted the section
which declared that no one should be
lnterfCred with because OF religious
opinions. but that no ceremonies or
manifestations IN public. except those
N the religion Of the state were 20 be
permitted
Mr. Collier said that funeral services
were never interfered with even when
Protestant ministers appeared In their
clerical capacity on the streets; that
churches and chspels might be built,
but that distlnctiVely ecclesiastical ar
chitecture, calculated 20 proclaim the
as the seat OF Protestant
form of worship, was not allowed. or az
least that the Protestants had refrained
from such form OF architecture.
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NEW REALTY FIRM.

Mr.. v A. Bettilyon. for the past two
years In charge OF the Halloran-Judse
Loan and Trust companys real estate
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| department looking 10 the establish
ment OF the same policy In national
forests
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Try our table d'hote dinner. ship
restaurant, Saltair. 81.
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Take your lunch to Beautiful. cool
WANDAMERE
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ing secy. Baninger to retire from the
cabinet.
Another significant move made by
the president today and Of almost equal
Importance with the proposed mission
OF senator Crane was the announce
ment that Mr.. Taft has Cancelled all
Of the engagements. tentative and 9TH
erWtse. that he had made I'm different
PARTS ~ the country for this fall I'm
portant affairs OF the administration.
II was said would keep the president
busily engaged AT Beverly and WASH
inFton until November
In November, IL was announced. the
president will make three weeks trim
10 the lsthmus OF Panama 20 observe
the progress Of the work on the big
canal Whether the cancellation OF
the numerous engagements for the fan
means a reversal Of the presidents
travel policy or not could not be
learned. Political considerations may
have had great deal 10 DO with the
presidents decision u would be dim
cult for the president 10 travel through
the doubtful states in september and
October without being drawn into tho
cam paign or at least having his speech
es construed into political utterances.
In speech at Rockland. Me. tho 9th
er day. Mr.. Taft said ne did not he
lieve president Of the United states
had a right 10 talk politics
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Try our table d'bote dinner. Ship
restaurant. Saltair, 81
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Table d'Hote Dinner. Ship Res
tsurant. saltair. Par excellence.
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C. n. MILLER GRAIN co.
Hay. Grain and Coal. 10 w. Int
30. Bell Phone l2s2. Ind 1904.
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There's wholesome amusement for
all at WANDAMERE
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Take your family to cool CT at
NANDAMERE.
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THREE OMISSIONS.

In the list OF wholesale cancellations
announced today there were three omis-
uions, The president will go 20 Prov
incetown Mass, on Aug D. TO review
the Atlantic battleshp fleet and 20
speak at the dedication OF tho pilgrims
monument He has left open the ques-
ton OF whether or not he VIII speak
at the national conservation congress.
which meets In st. Paul. Sept ST.. and
at the unwilling Of the Reed monument
at Portland. Me, on AUG. H. The
chances are that the president win 90
10 st. Paul
Whether Mr. Taft will leave for Pan
anna before or after election day Nov.
:, has not been decided The chances
are that he will leave Immediately
after He proba bly, win sail from
Norfolk on one OF the armorcd cruisers
or battleships OF the Atlantic fleet
Among the engagements officially
cancelled today was the Transmlssis-
sippi congress, San Antonio, Tex, Nov.
22r25.
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co to saltair Today,
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Pioneer Roofings.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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Cool wANDAMERE Tonight.
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Cool on in the Lake.