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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-22
zoo PRESS men
ATTEND MEETING
Trip to Medora and Big
Roundup Tomorrow Will
be Great Event.

Dickinson, June 22.-North Da-
kota's members of the fourth estate
in the city today, some two hum
dred of them being expected before
their summer meeting is ended to-
morrow night. They all belong to the
North Dakota Press Association and
represent the journalism fraternity of
the state and Dickinson has made
extensive preparations that they may
not forget their visit here.
Business sessions are to be brief.
This morning shortly after 1880
o'clock the convention gathered in
the Elks' hall where an. address Of
White. followed by. a response by ].
H. McGerry of Alexander. Then fol-
lowed the annual address OF Presi-
lent q. A. Monteith of Finley. Harry
M. Case Of Neville then spoke on,
"How I Distribute My Work Through
the Week. which was followed by q
general discussion. One of h ques-
was the publishers mutual insurance
company, E. M. Crazy being chair
man Of the committee appointed at
the winter meeting in Bismark to
make a report at this session.
This afternoon a program is pro-
vided as follows:
Paper. "Equipping Country. Print
Shop" by Edwin ]. Knudson Of Ray.
Discussion led by N. j. Goddard OF
Glendale.
Paper. Cost Finding in the coun.
try Print Shop" by George P. Col
Inns, Darlington. Discussion led by
w. p. Thurston, Center.
Round Table conducted by c. c.
Lowe, Ashley.
At 1880 o'clock the members are
to be taken for an automobile trip
followed later in the evening by 8
baseball game between the visiting
journalists and the business men Of
Dickinson. Tonight there will be q
banquet followed by a dance.
Tomorrow is to be given over en-
tirely to entertainment. On board {
special Northern Pacific train the ed
itors will be taken on a trip to Medort
and a sightseeing tour through thu
Bad Lands. Elaborate preparation,
have been made for a roundup, rop
ing and riding contests, with a typica
ranch dinner served at noon.
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CONTROL
COMMITTEE TO
l MEET JUNE q
il. and South Dakota
Minnesota Enter Dis
6ssion at Breckenridge.

Ia Ieckenridge, Mimi, June GA
eMghng OF committees here Saturday
la the states Of North Dakota.
MsaShkHh Dakota and Minnesota to per-
the drainage district will be
g1Sssnext step in the Red river recla-
IN proceedings. The engineering
~ 4Alrtment of the North Dakota state
S1llmission has been put in charge of
knizing districts. the latest Of
N%ch was organised at Wheaton,
Hui by Engineer A. Hard Of Far
@Ewo weeks ago North Dakota join
14NNt6outh Dakota in launching the
Ike Traverse district, which will
I've its bounds the important dam at
11Aite Rock, just south of the state
ne. The reservoir, when done, will
Universe basin and will offer storage
sa1Ssainst the .Mustinka river drains
mich have been at the bottom of
much of the flood troubles in the
Wiley.
s1The pivotal district will also in
elQde a channel to take place Of the
Indefinite slough" called, by courtesy
ssslBois de Sioux river" which Attorney
FORBES of Wahpeton. and Engineer
Hard r preparing. The new state
INV in North Dakota creating the
8SOA al D0NOA l0Old1AAds 1OA SOIIlA1AAo"
Won is being widely taken advantage
lpf by the valley people since it places
1T their disposal free Of advice or
Hood control-drainage matters. Its
terms make the engineer advisor to
drain boards. The law supple
the existing drainage laws.
and South Dakota are act
ing under the new Cliff law.
At Wheaton, q tri-state committee
consisting Of o. G. Neuman Of Mime
sofa, E. j. stoebe Of South Dakota,
and Engineer Hard. chairman, for
North Dakota, was appointed to per-
feet the contract for the government
cooperation, and meet local demands
The meeting was addressed by I. l.
6treeter of the North Dakota commits
sion, and his talk dealt with his re-
cent trip to Washington, D. c., in the
interests Of the reclamation work,
He said that the war department
promised him there will be no inter.
ference with the work of the state OF
OF the department of agriculture In
the work on the Red River of the
North.
Further, in the light Of the new
state law in North Dakota. the attor.
ney general of that state, Is inclined
to a far mor liberal Interpretation
Of the states legal machinery. 1elat.
ing to what may be done to contro
floods and s%traighten the Red-Boi,
channels. -. ss5
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II" Red o~ I" Fran" With Aid he he 4 h%%sn M ma Min He Tn nsed Send These Departing Men 53 "

cases of relief supplies unloaded ct
the docks. on the SIDES of the motor
ambulances. over the canteens where
homeless soldiers may sleep. over the
shelter for children-the sign multi
plies into q myriad banners.
The Red Crosses are there, and will
be there in greater numbers. because
little children have emptied precious
pennies from their savings banks,
young school girls gono without their
treats, young boys given money hard
earned. men and women given genef-
ously and thoughtfully.
In every civilized country now men
and women and children are pouring
out gifts Of money and service to the
Red Gross. In every civilized country
the ones at home look up to 1t with
comfort and with hope. and daily
growing devotion, Al the young men
go out to fight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-22

Brown. from Texas. whom she found
In a French hospital. John Brown
had come over to France as q room
to several hundred cavalry horses.
Arrived there, he said he thought at
vas up to him to do his bit" He
Joined the Foreign Legion, fought
bravely and was severely wounded.
Very often the image Is Of q pa
trician woman, wearing the Red Cross
on her arm, performing the humblest
services for other privates carrying
their poor shoes: for other negroes
sharing the agony Of the ight-the
Cingalese.
The Red Cross flag flying from the
sc~hoolhouse hat Ia now q hospital in
the main street Of the village that
looks 30 sound asleep without its men:
the emblem on the arm Of a surgeon
working miracles Of science on shat
! tered bodies; that red badge on the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-22
ARRESTED
FOR INTERFERENCE IN
STRIKE IN PARIS

Paris, June 22.-Two Turks, q
Greek and three Spaniards who had
no connection with the restaurant
trade were arrested for disturbances
around restaurant doors during the
recent labor agitation. They were
Immediately sent to civilian intern
ment camps.
A certain part Of the French press
attributes the interference Of these
foreigners to German influence or to
the influence Of German money which
they suppose still finds it's way into
the pockets Of individuals enjoying
the hospitality of the capital and ca
pablo Of turning peaceable labor man
ifestations into disorder and violence.
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FARMER IS
r u BY LIGHTNING

sykeston. N. D.. Juno 22.-Joe Sic
bel was stunned and severely burned
as the result of being struck by light
ming during a thunder torn while he
was in his house. The lightning came
through Siebel's body to the door. It
ways at this time and before long all
the stove and from there running
through siebel's body to hts floor. It
tore q hole in the foundation and
went out. Aside from q bad burn on
his shoulder and leg he IL mono tho
worse for his experiences.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-22

BY Marian Bonsall Davis.
AS q volunteer in France Mrs. Davis
got vivid Impressions Of the part
Americas great humanitarian agency
has played and is to play in the world
war.
In tho money that il pouring out to
meet the demand Of the American
Red Cross for 500, 600. 900 there are
memories, devotions. tributes.
The sign of the Red Cross, to one
who has worked under it, calls up
countless images.\ somtimes 1t is old
shoes-shoes so old that they let in
the mud and water Of the trenches.
The owners. coming in on stretchers
~protectingly. thinking they must do
duty again. How many professions
there are Of pale faces and old shoes!
Sometimes an image that to
one woman is a giant negro, John
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count the number Of the beast, for It
IL the number Of q man. And his num-
Der is six hundred three score and
six" Which is SOS.
And here is how the kaiser comes
in. The alphabet numbers of the let
tors in that name are eleven. one.
nine. nineteen, Ave and eighteen,
which, If six be added after each, will
total 66e.
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AND AMIDON
ROADS IN GOOD SHAPE

Fryburg. N. D., June 22.-The
and Gorham will be in fine shape this
fall and ready to take car of all the
heavy travel when the fall crop of
grain is handled. This is the opinion
Of good road workers in this vicinity.
New tractors and graders have been
purchased by the county board and
r at work every day on the high
ways at his time and before long all
the roads will be graded.
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regular old-fashioned picnic time will
be included in the program for the
day, in which it is expected that
probably 5000 people will participate.
Finley's Kiltie band will be on hand
during the entire day n evening In
full regalia to furnish music and en-
liven the attendance. a double header
ball game will feature the afternoon,
and dancing in the new pavilion will
be enjoyed in the evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-22
-et Cuticura Care
for Baby's Skin


It's really wonderful how quickly a hot
bath with Guticura Soap followed by
gentle amounting with cuticura ONT
ment relieves skin irritations which
m;t. ., BABY ~ r ;nfsht ,a and d.. restless faI mot per
and points to speedy healment in most
cases when it seems nothing would do
any good. This IS only n Of the many
things Cutcura does for the skin when
used for everyday toilet purposes, the
Soap to cleanse the pores, the Oint-
ment to soothe the first signs of irrita-
ton, redness and roughness. 1t will be
hard to find anything superior to these
fragrant, super-creamy emollients.
Sampled Each Free by Mail. Address
postcard: 'tCuticura, Dept. sc, Bos-
tom" Sold everywhere. y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-22

THE BEAST IN REVELATIONS.
Girard in Philadelphia Pubic Ledger.
Those who accept literally what is
written in Revelation read there cer-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-22

Tho kaiser orders the Almighty to
assist him to restore Constantine to
the throne Of Greece. There are in
dications that If the play is made the
kaiser will have to make it unassist-
ed,
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FOURTH 3
AT FADDEN'S GROVE
BIZ County Pamac % h Repeaeed-
Number q Inaueseng Events
Arc Bdne Arranged.

Plans for . live Fourth Of July osl-
ebraton to be held 1t FAdden's grove.
near Arvilla on July 4th have been
completed BY business mel and farm-
ers residing, in the vicinity Of Arvilla.'
~ Speeches. athletic events and all
Ah1FtaAnnanAs tina 20 toSWako NJ .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-19

ceased will sell at public auction. In
one parcel. TO the highest bidder. for
gold coin Of the United States. and
subject to confirmation. BY said coun-
ty court. on the 10th day Of April.
1917, at the hour OF 10 o'clock .. NJ.
In front OF the court house building
At Klamath Falls. klamath county.
Oregon, all the right. title. interest
and estate OF said James w. Gilmore
deceased, in and to the following de-
scribed real estate. situated In the
county Of Klamath. state Of Oregon.
and particularly described AZ follows,
to-wit:
sThe southeast quarter (SEA) Of
section thirty 800. and the north.
east quarter (NEA) of section
thirty-one (31). township forty
(40). south OF range nine co. east,
Willamette Meridian.
Terms and condition OF sale: Cash
gold coin OF the United States. Tel
/; per cent OF the purchase price to be
paid ON the date of the sale and the
balance on confirmation OF sale b,
said county court.
! Dated this 18th day 0f March. 1911
JOHN II. FOSTER.
Administrato OF the Estate Of Jane
/ W. Gilmore, deceased
ls-a6-2-9
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-19
RUB RHfUMAIISm
| PAIN FROM SORE
| ACHING JOINTS
RUB PAIN AWAY WITH SMALL.
| TRIAL BOTTLE or OLD. PHNR.
| TRArING .-sF. JACOBS OIL"


What's Rheumatism? Pain only.
Stop dragging! Not ono easo IN
fifty requires internal treatment. Rsb
soothing. penetrating "St Jacob's on
directly upon the '.tsiass spoe" and
relief comes instantly. StJOoes on
is harmless rheumatism an6 sciattea
linimeht. which never disappctnts and
can not burn the skin.
Timber up! Quit complaining! Get
small trial bottle from your drug
gist. and In Just . moment youIl y
free from rheumatic and sciatic pain.
soreaess. stiffness and swelling. Doa't
suffer! Relief awaits you. Old. hooese
.St. Jacobs Oil' has cured millions q
rheumatism sufferers in The last hall
century. and is just - good tor scaat-
lea. neuralgia. lumbaso. backAehs.
sprains and swellings.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-19

asythiss noviss ID their paths.
Animals bitten vii isssol With
rabies any wound With which their
saliva comes In contact. even before
my r'sas u tho disease 10 evident In
them,
4 dog. cst. Or any animal acting
STRANGELY. should BE- tied or psnn~d
W AMI watched closely until II dies
os 10 vsdoubssdiy normal. AZ shown
by ~ eatlaS aad drinkiug In = nor.
nal manusr.
boat walt for . spectacular objcc,
issaoa os friends bitten by mad ant
NETS before safeguarding your owt
DOG. Wares Hunt. klamath Count,
Health 0@esr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-19
troAl MorlcKs
oSmuDDns
tho. S12 Law

eos0USsssSaSSSpvSvsUUsS
OU00D0ns
tho. S12 Law
In the Circuit Court. 10 and for the
County Of Klamath and State Of
Oregon.
La r. Hanson snd Hopy Hanson.
Plaintiffs.
w.
Herbert q. Smith and Artie N. Smith.
DESCENDANTS.
10 Herbert b. Smith and Artic N.
Smith, Defendants above named:
In the name Of the State of Oregon:
Yon are hereby required To appear
aud answer 10 the complaint nled
against you In the above entitled &C.
tion on ar before the I'd day of April.
1917. that bsing the last day of the
time prescribed in the order Of pub.
i,cstion Of this summons. and II you
fail ~ 10 appear. plead. answer. de-
|, mur. or otherwise move. for want
thereof. plaintiff will apply 10 the
court for tho relief prayed for In their
, complaint. to-wit:
For 4 judgment for claim and Do
livery Of the Sollowing described prop.
erty:
Ten dairy cows. Different bresdi
and coi0rs. Jerseys. Holstsins. &C..
Of various marks and brands: thre@
+, steer calves: one heifcr calf: twe
bay mares, I and 8 years old: ont
hack one farm wagon: one Buckeye
mower: two sets double work har
ness; one saddle: ope harrow: on'
walking piow: one riding attach
ment: two aosen chickens: also 81
j small tools, consisting OF hay forks
farm tools. etc.: all OF said prop
erty being located on what "a
/ known - the Ira u. Hanson ranch
near the pos(olhce OF Keno. klam
ath county. Oregon. or for six hun
dred (1s00.00) dollars II the sam
cannot be delivered. ~ damages
[, and costs Of this action.
This summons 10 served upon you. th
said defendants. BY publication there
Of In the Evening Herald. = publ
newspaper Of general circulation
d. printed and published at Klamat
Falls. Klamath county. Oregon. ont
week. for six consecutive weet
:. (seven insertions). the hrst public'
> ton beIng made February -. lsl'
aud tho last publication April J. lSl
by order Of the Honorable ID. v. Ku'
kendall. Judge Of the circuit court
+, Klamath county. Oregon. which ~
order was made. catered. dated ~
nled 10 this suit February ~. 1917.
w. n. A. RENNER.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
lS.36.5.l3.lS.3s.3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-19

Summons for Publicatloa in Fore
closure OF Tax Ltrn
In the Circuit Court OF the State OF
Oregon, for klamath County
Nolts Utlsy Realty Company. . cor.
poration. Plaintiff.
W.
". =. Currau and Michael F. Curran.
Dsfendants.
To N. =. Curran and Michael r. Cur
ran, the above named Defendants:
In the name OF the state OF Ore!on:
You are hereby notified that Nolte
Utley Realty Company. . corporation.
the holder OF Certificate OF Oe!in-
quency Numbered S7S. issued on tne
S0th day Of October. 1915. By the tax
collector Of the county OF klamath:
state Of Oregon. tor the amount OF
three and s<.l00 dollars. the same
being the amount then due ana oe-
linqueut for the taxes tor the year
1911. together with penalty. Interest
and costs thereon upon the real prop
evty asseassd to you. OF which you are
the owner % appeafs OF record. stu.
ated In said county aud state. and
particularly bounded and described "a
The south halt Of the north bali
/ OF the northwest quarter OF the
4 southwest quarter OF section -,
township - south. range ID ease
|, w. N.
You are further notiaed that said
Nolts Utley Realty Company. . cor
poration. has paid taxes on said prem
isea for prior or subsequent yearo
with the rate Of Interest on saie
amounts - follows:
Year 1918, paid Oct. 80. 1915. tal
receipt No. 6t9S. amount SIS. rate o.
interest Is per cent per aunum.
Year 1914. paid Oct. 20. 1915. tal
receipt No. e33%, amount SIS. rate o.
Interest l6 per cent per aunum.
Year 1915, paid Oct. 80. 1915. ~
receipt No. $3.50. amount S.s6. rate o
interest rs per cent par annum.
Said Michael r. Curran
J a. the owner oi the legal title OF tn
above described property - the sam
|appears OF record. and each OF tn
Iother persons above named are here
10y uotiAed that Nolte Utley Company
IL corporation, plaintiff herein. vii
amply TO the circuit court OF the couu
lty and state af0reoaid for . deere
lforeclOsing the lien against the prog
.erty above described. and meuttone
in said certificate. And you are hert
lby summoned to appear within SKI
days after the first publication Of thi
summons, exclusive OF the day OF eel
Arst publication. and defend TIL
action or pay the amount duo z
lahove shown, together with costs an
!accrued interest. and In case OF you
failure to do 30. decree will be 10!
Idered f0reclosing the lien OF al
taxes and costs against the land IN
. premises above named. .
This summons D publtehed by O
der OF the Houorable D. v. kuykel
dali. Judge OF the circuit court Of q
state OF Oregon. tor the county
Klamath. aud salo order Wes MAJ
ana dated tho S0th day Of Januor
1917, and the date OF the arst puel
cation OF this summons 10 tho 81
day OF February, 1ol7.
All process ana papers W tnn pr
ceedipes may be o0evod upon the "
dsrsigned resldins within the state
Oregon at the s1drses hsFsinast
HuRRnRT ?. WEIGH.
Attofupy tor rlaintle.
Addreao-LakevloW, Oregon.
S.lS.lo.9o.S.IesIo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-19
NOTICE

Public notice II hereby given that
an initiative petition was died In the
Office Of police judge OF the city OF
Klamath Falls. Oregon. ON to.wit: the
Sth day OF March. 1917. ordering that
a proposed ordinance thereto attached
be submitted 20 the legal voters OF
said city for their approval.
Said proposed ordinance providing
for the granting to the Keno Power
company q atty (s0) year franchise
in said city Of klamath Falls. Oregon.
for tho purpose OF supplying electric
lty for any and all purposes. and to
charge and collect tolls therefor. pro-
viding Tor the manner OF installation
and operation In said city. that the
service proposed should be co-sxtsns-
iva with competing companies and
supplied By the best known practical
machinery, for forfeiture OF rights on
neglect or avoidance OF its obligations.
that the work OF installing the sys-
TEN shall begin within one year and
extended 40 that every locality within
the city limits should have access fos
! service rot later than three years
from acceptance Of franchise. that the
Keno Power company pay $50 for thi'
!; franchise and IN additional ~ pei
centum on It, gross receipts In th<
city, payable annually. regulation q
to installation and operation by tn
city aud public utilities commission
OF Oregon. and that the city may tax
over and acquire the plant at its fai'
valuation to be hxed by the public
service commission. and hxins tn
maximum rates for service to citisens
! Prohibits sale OF franchise AM
plant without the consent OF the iega
voters OF Klamath Falls during exist
ence of franchise.
Dated at klamath Falls. oregon
this Sth day OF March. 1S17.
A. l.. LEAvITT. Police Judge
eliot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-19
n s.,sss - ~ ~

DuR0O0N e0& Po0S1cosloo - For0
eIosa56 u ms Llsa
IN n. Circuit Court Of the State Of
OREGON, fof Klamath County
Noits Utlsy Realty Company, . cor.
posstion. Plainti6.
Charles Klndig and Charles H. KIN.
dig, Defendants.
To Charles Kindig and Charles u.
Kindig. the above named Defend
ants:
In the name Of the State Of Oregon:
You are hereby notified that Motto
Utley Realty Company. o corporation.
the holder Of Certificate OF Delln-
ousncy numbered $50. Issued on the
5Oth day 0f October. 1915. by the tax
collector of the county Of klamath.
state Of Oregon. for the amount OF
three and 9l.1OO dollars. the same
being the amount then due and de.
linauent for the taxes for the year
1911. together with penalty. interest
and coats thereon upon the real prop
crty assessed 10 you. Of which you are
the owner a. appears Of record. stu.
steu In said county and state. and
On articulsriy bounded and described ~
follows. to.w1f: -.
Tho south half Of the south half
Of the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section 8.
township 3S south. range ~ east.
w. n.
You are further notiAed that said
Nolte Utley Realty Company, Q cor.
porstion, has paid taxes on said prem
isee for prior or subsequent Year,.
with the rate Of interest on said
| amounts - follows:
Year 1918, paid Oct. 30. 1915. tag
receipt No, 66O7, amount 3.7S. rate OF
1 interest iE per cent per anRum.
year 1914, paid Oct. 30. 1915. tax
/ receipt No. si37, amount SIS. rate OF
interest It per cent per annum.
Year 1915, paid Oct. 80. 1915. ta1
receipt No. 5Ss5. amount 3.sS. rate OF
Interest IS per cent per ennum.
Said Charles H. Kindig
"A the owner OF the legal title OF the
above described property - the same
appears of record. and each OF the
Other peesons above named are here.
lby notified that Nolte Utlsy Company
a corporation, plaintiff herein. VII
appiy 10 the circuit court Of the coun'
itv ana state Aforesaid for decrc<
| foreclosing the lien against the prop
crty above described. and menttonet
In said certificate. And you are here
by summoned to appear within SKI!
{ DAYS after the nrst publication Of thi'
summons, exclusive OF the day OF sait
|. Hrst publication. and defend thi
action or pay the amount due Q
. above shown, together with costs AM
. accrued interest. and In case OF you
j. failure to do 10. Q decree will be rem
dered forecl0aing the lien OF sai'
taxes and costs against the land an
'l rremiees above named.
This summons II published by OF
4 der Of the Honorable d. v. kuyke1
4 daii. Judge Of the circuit court OF th
:. state OF Oregon. for the county 9
Q Klamath. and said order was MAD
and dated the 30th day Of Januaf!
lSi7. and the date OF the hrst publ
lcation OF this summons Ii the ot
day OF February. 1917.
All process and papers In this pr
!. ceedin1s may be served upon the vi
dersisned residing within the state
Oregon at the address hereinau'
HERBERT p. WEIGH.
r. Attorney for Plaintiff.
lAddress-Lakeview Oregon.
5.l2.l9-26-5-12-lS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-19

Despite strong efforts to prevent
him from doinx 80 the president has
named u Tammany man for postmas-
ter In New York city, Hc nominated
Representative Thomas u. Pattcn.
Who has becn In the house Of repre-
sentnt,vcs by tho grace OF Charles +
Murphy. leader Of Tammany hall. Mr.
Psitcn. who owns n steamboat i!nf
II not u professional politician. ou'
rather one OF the wealthy men Muir
phy chose 10 add strength to his or
gaaixaiion.