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Show "S- -J ... ' Jt illi: 20 sdav mukni-m.- .wsm it, , rj--'o- . LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Big Hearted? SITED MILL ki; TiiiiU':;;:, wkiln SALT . ' AT HAMILTON tM, UTOfc Ov- TM, UJWUNKT- (bRT N n i.. r v I 0) 4- S- MOO CO)Ct VJvU. "A I i ON .THE 6ROVHt Mov - MKHOUT- -- - 04 VarV.T vntXV Sou'SWONM SOU U CfcTMN TRCK "WKT VMWU vVN6 -MOO GKtvKV VNM- - Jonopah - Belmont Plans ii ThA - V SOU CNfc BUT BV.CK 7 "THE vvs Kn-s- s H I v-rr-t.. VVT r nti TO MOO - Blip Big Operations at Old Camp Near Ely, Nev. ifr plmm-- nTrprls Among th r a, r rT Kltu-tcamp of Hamilton, Klv' t miln about fifty, r. mlevor-l- n H.v.. wher. companies bo.1lpi of low-r- l to develop !ar or. ! that of the Tonopah company. driving the Thti organization. Cornell tunnel to cut the downward continuation of the or bodlea opened up In the Nevada mine, building a .. hl.torlo a. . I In the Mexican Hat district will fifty-toconcentrator, and lnntalllng meahauled In. be to bucket tramway of the Francs rvtr.. etim the Cornell tunnel with the null. company will be i.n.v-- d to die n In the Nevada group Operations Clark permit on the llnlkii.. Jiave been auapended to center activas it can be transported fast ture tundipped ity on the driving of the Cornell A .tandard rig will lo wh h nel 600 feet tn connect up with the to rvplnce the 2S Star rig. ore bodlea opened up In the upper W v NVvlUs has lust set up on am aavaimin Three Mint? OH companv holdings on workings. feet per .... ... ..... .... the tunnel at the rate or ten wnen St rucnn l,,l,it " ...a rt rl , wl,,.h will la at day. Bv August 1. ttie .latethe tunnel fl .... nne B.1U will be completed, San ...inn southern In work 7. bould reach Its ohjective. daja F(v rifit ninety mora a In mine the Hits ore he as many Th opened up ora In fall there if will of an oi!dlr.ed silver-leapresent agreements are veins drilling, a. aerlea of more lesa parallel consummated The product Is friable In quartjlte. nough so that not much crushing will 1' con-B- Idaho, June. 45. (By Associated Press.) Dry weather is rapidly reducing smaller strout streams Jo mere trickles, the and seriously endangering trout supply, R. E. Thomas, state The game warden, said today. state game department, he added, all the is contemplating seining streams now drying up to save as many trout as possible for larger waters. "It will be useless to stock the smaller streams this year," the warden declared, "and most of ur efforts will be devoted to saving the fish already in the streams. 'Tor somo reason, this year is worse, from our point of view, than 1924," Mr. Thomas con-dat- d A trommel screen will be ba needed Livestock uaed to separate the fine from the coarse material, the fine passing direct to concentrating tables. Tailings NORTH SALT I.AKE. and treated by will be sulphldlzed ORTfl SALT 'I.AKE, Jure !InltC-r- l?na a t flotation. to R,!,..., auoe. A few wel!.ty Mine ora will run from three five ounces of silver to the ton anJ ''r.t'llf R.relpts 11. f'.r the lec.l msrkt. t WTS; c.mmnli I to 12 per rent lead. Three large CJ.I lots of reactor c dumps on the Cornell are to be milled. 14J he. tac.nr The company has purchased a en- "taVe'Belp...' In and dlreet to loci Ingersoll Hand PO oil No lo the Culorsdo nnce gine to aupply power for the mill. ... 0DE!'- Men to Testify in Tonopah Apex Case iVofet Jim. 0(;IEN .11 (14 (or the i market. lo- -l i, .h.i A iTSiioimd or a new top In recent l of - few averaii-- T'r. s , l1, at T,n.h Halifax The litigation had Its Inception In Kml the discovery of ore by the West TonIn one of Its claims adjoining the Immediately followopah Extension. ing thia discovery tne Tonopah claimed the apex to the ore. There was no undergrminl body. connection between tl.e two properties at the time and the case Jias been delayed until this connection could be few ...... wethen at $s I0S ins ANXJELES. June AV'iKIKS ltl: a.tlve; I.', aiead.v- All Eyes on lbs" . M"ind M.m.iiii . l kllU-r- . rt i 1111 fc 5; aim DENVER. .Tune Colo PKNVKR, retpta, JJiO. rattU - 13.- Re pound tar 'J.V bi(ilnr. at lliilf lOo to l.V kigli'r; two beef atecm. Um-two b.ada o. freight paid: $'. tomln heai-tfother U.-f- j 1217 to 1111; pound. $: 7 Ml; "ifTTt 00; ateady, moet row., f t choice, i) not a Me. $7 .in up; down: extrme!T ftavy bulls. $JS W. direct to Huiia- - Receipt- -. j:sin; f.oir car catw. .0; hifr. luarl 7 IM f!t, i."wf: i; :z and!''' .;::.. ;;..,'" I....I..' sri.iiii.1 'lis. i.i..--. I., r. p,nn.1 ,irlrp: nnlnr t ' ii.r Iv..! MS iL.uii Inn.!, l ?4 iiitiil. SI4 in. U .Ki- L.s-s.l ...mhN. atiJ lrn". LV.'i to .ral i..ai l.lii.ln. ll'l Wijii flu, small lot. 4M.t p.mnd-i- , 1 13 7.1 duwn, if'ltjdinjf !;(;) $12:15; pip-,niutly pafkhif i'twat. Ktcadv. Htf til y tnnat ly $ i I .'.i" p iU'ceipta, tlt riri pwi findi 'imln t!i rutin b tn rmi,''. t. n cara Mabu b.wt-r- : Hisd niUt-nfltfvea t(i nale. ,'.'. out frtur b.n,r "TO with Tj4 to cur' f.njf wiitt t;MT U 7., leadu, uiit tu car; few naijvf with tw.'fitv flv a few natu $14 latni.sj rnj.pd U(B for f" w ! 'nt u 17H Uai.o a .. tf,nr a M i ... $1 4 iitie I ,n i'b u n tola n ,.iii io rr ...in . , Slid uW.ti lml.. lira! ).!... Ii. .liin?. t.rnU'J o .tn ... w oO.jiv at, ! r,,,,,, !..lf ail llHn.fS. It iwo hlnpl..ll!h. "1'iri fS Ull "ay .1 'NTI', KM; Mi i t ' I. it; ' M,, - ht-- i CASTORU1 ill i Children ' iW (litu.rt lh,'r" n f II:. 'c fl! U n BOND MARKET , ha ri;.. . Di" Isr-- .f i .M-- r ..f T . 'iIit-- 'H. .Iire...r -.v l.i- v ...,-i;,i.- J.1 d It. kh- - : !'- v i ..f 'lie i : .... ill BANK DEBITS v. .1.T1U. - it.k .i. t... n.fll i;. s ,.v. n (i e jw ii ft. 3 Wind CV.ic Constipation Diarrhea Flatulence Aids in the assimilation of To Sweeten .rr..vh Keiru'atc Ituwe'.i years. relieve Chccrfu!tie-,Ke-- t .1 .... pa.Va-- tcur of wCa-(nr the iitcJl I'i.) Viuar.l evtf)v.hcrt lecorr.mend e, 00 ROOMS - SINGLE or EN SUTTB COLO1AL THROUGHOUT mm ii J An "hotel with the friendly comfort of your home and the most thoughtful adherence to the true spirit of hospitality. fjl mniAnt am THE and ; i. f U. i "iri tt-,- . 5'.J "h ft sV 4. ptg.i;. C.ovrr;nt PUSH t't.-- if f . iu,- -i (rivndl i rmsthat prinni from real desir to nulc you feel at home, thrii you will appreciate our incert prrsonai interest in your comfort and pleasure. th" ,r "ieff nn th of Iti I a I A I RGB BOOMS a EA SON ABLE ATES "Ii", Caol m L; 4.,4n. HOTEL. NUYS VAN LOS ANGBI-E- fourth atftairi ;u s 'Jj th t neHtrr ih H K f.th l'f ciyb p'tver hull attff th bain. Th i than win' in Urn in xipmrl all three with washed air. are rooms refreshtd dining Ben Bernie and his Roosevehf Orchestra. er The Teddy Bear Cave for children of guests; with a trained attendant in constant charge. Fireproof garage conveniently located. Travel Bureau, Guide and Auto Service. WRNY Broadcasting Station and Studio. EDWARD CLINTON FOGG - M jr KOTFLVALUr IK NEW YORK Gttsoriatwr toon umV-Mrt'ii- " TOUR NO. 3 BRYCE CANYON VIA CEDAR BREAKS, TWO DAYS Railroad fare and all expenses, beyond Cedar City, iiu'luding' Iihs fare and meals and Canyon lodge lodgings Jit 15ryi-- C ewiC.A ZION PARK CEDAR BREAKS- TOUR NO. 4 BRYCE CANYON, FOUR DAYS Railroad Tare ana all expenses, bcyona Cedar lity, including 1ms fare and i ,.iun ouu 11111113 aiivi luuuiKn ' Rryce Canyon lodges. .. SEND FOR SPEOAL SUMMER RESERVATION CARD 1 I. $01 55 -- PARK, PIPE TOUR NO. 5 ZION NATIONAL SPRINGS, GRAND CANYON, KAI-BABRYCE FOREST, KANAB, CANYON! CEDAR BREAKS, FIVE DAYS Railroad fare and all expenses beyond Cedar Cify, including bus fare and nieaUt and lodgings at Zion and. Rrvee Lanson lodges and Wylie Camp at Bright Angel Point, North Kira 40 05 B . faro from other points ri 67 30 ZZ in Utah. C. M. BAYSLNGER, Depot Ticket Agt. ' "PtOne Wai. 200". Hotel Utah Phone Wu. C80. Salt Lake City. co&uo,if4 v ri E. A. SHE WE, Dist. Paa. Agl. City Ticket Office, ... M I Q3Q .... ProportionaUly low P Willi Bt5T ZION NATIONAL PARK, TWO DAYS Railroad fare and all expenses, "beyond Odar City, including hus faro and meals and lodgings at .inn. Park lodge 1 Grand Canyon. v HOT, ,h h Outstanding features A cool haven in r ci Natural Sleep vitlKmt Opiafci l.k 1 .70 TEL MART n,.-ft- Like The P sub-titute'- It has been in use for more than Ftwd.-pronxttin- C a P.etchcr's Ca?toria is a pleaiant, haTni'e Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drrp and Sf. thing Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. -- 1 Slt Street WaHtch 636 the-b4- rt To avoid imiuticmi lwas t ei 'rrh xS Are worthy of conaideration be for you purchase your car. .M.,:i T-i- 18-2- 6 Following Low Fares for the Various Tours Will Apply From SALT LAKE CITY own Ahlntllk"P'oM Cor.cpil."1 t. June f)DRK'S FEWEST (Trm !M'!'i, - ? Union Pacific System USED CARS e.jlli....e f.i n Hi d i.d $JjJUAJJUUJ MOTHER LOW FARE EXCURSIONS BOTTERILL'S Phon .f m Madison Avenue at 45th Street i AVERAGES. . T- Is I; , t I Colorful Kingdom of Scenic Splendor TOUE NO. pitri- h Part 1 r- The Publishers Syndicate-- . 19?S, Thront on National d KilllfflH:,"', Not Naskotic Cry for real- White Mincji n. Ii Howes Asn. is t, ,l f..n.:,.:. ...l!fllt, '1 t: :i iu the PIPE . LINE PAVS : m start un iu will Btlnilll a row" at l. tharo Miner ii .aa- )h-- air : lat winter Ahp M',,oh" re "j twe i.f the worlds irreate,! !fem. ti t.o re. k. led with. Ac.lt-to this Inrmiaabie list will A mcrlf.'i n stars, elso l.e the leadlHKT tu take Harnts' cup away strivlhK I 42 South ; ,;f Brit- to- - stay at 1. rTflsel"t(l, j V. buy one, just ti,.- ... Mi i...n.tuaM l.lhSlolanawf,' Ml And after you have washed it, trv one! - i - good; But, if you eat them, then you should Be sure they're clean be sure vou chew them Until there's almost nothing to them.' I'm sure they'll do you. good, Floririi. t lfl Geologist for Associated fruni hlni Oil Starts for Needles ,rpi rlitht. NeKminitlM'ifiil'l v ili- EATING APPLES I've heard that apple skins are uml St An'u- s i.r..r.'-tf.i.na- i r will British and (lt'trniiiie;d n.aki a ntuliborn "f f iirht aif.!tiwt their winnit.fr iL(rhr t have losr iTiiwn. whbh tht-four tifofs ' ut if the ia?t five ' Hnti:his.n. If agen th Amenuarif. and Harties. Arthur Havert, who won the event H will be otie nf the) 'J'rnutl in Then there tn Arrhia Hrlttfth hopes. :un, oeii. M. 'iu .ntj fi. ,.f iKni.r - bitn-dtt- a. In NEW YORK fe iw. .Hit to ,4 .10 14O0: lam ha, mostly Khetp -lower; 'bulk and top fHt ranB tamba, 81S .c i top- - $o hr uajlrea, n,ostv $l"f,o. f'w odd lot,lO'uupward 14 to $13.50. fHl aboru lamb. $14 .''; t"i. atady nhp. to ' wt'ak; al.siW range fcrdlng lambs, Uinbi, $li.7i:tf 13 "J5. ' Mlr J1 Aspo-rtate- ter .!. ": Teal Rf n Kfi, n rn y r.w- lowr: hfp, tcidy btilk fnt native ltnt.n $ .. "xi 11 tio shipment of noujpment for the big tandard rigs which will be ued in $lrt 'j;. huk t.p wi'iij.n. I'.ti ail i n - ": Tarllne veil, exploring southern Ssn Juan oil fields tlri. nuiidy trt$1 fslifor-iiSH DtiHiril r. ello fw last week. passed through Montb hM round Plnce then the two big trucks of the In laniM, 14 i""riHr, MhIi..s I4 ;tl alHi.fiila ar!li;s r.df-r-iMpab Garage have made several trips, $.1 irr1 :o pj to ft to ten tons and the hauling eight trip. KANHA& CITY. The equipment that Is being hauled r ITivVRAS flTr. June is In at the present time is designed for t of Agrtmltiire t'attle - P veipt the Midwest In Park canyon "on the men at rrw hcttfr (rrad of ralrev Elk mountain and will consist of about eet and yearllnifa. at trn injf di.li ISO tons. As soon as this equipment top yearling. $loio. hearipn, )tn In, 'W,B Is hauled, then the equipment for- the, giamera, dull. wtak to 'i'r )wr than P n bent yarllni,". beavy market rigs to test the I.lme ridge and Cedar day 'a f f.': w;fc'Ui. . SflS frdr. Hauling of Machinery to Remote Tests Starts cuni-pan- 'rrnl iri tt 4: 15. bet. i:i 'JZH and 10.0.0: bulk. $s T.O tflow. Iiionlly "I'aJF 'ijtit 7ft: Jiud. $ik fVrf 0 on iffdlmn to ptioiijj; weight, $10 j); ah aln. atoctefra alMint atcady: bull, atcady; bulk hut, otf ady and ter(pt. 2:$7 wvcral loa. 6i'h" $;. 7:.i7 cahi, rannert and fultrrt. tiitrrn. $7 ?f'X ! : 40r. : prc-U4 ho.ojrna hnl!, f itr avtrasf tost Monday, - June secSow is the time to make ond planting of radiMii. lettuc.-- . peas, beins and sweet corn. if course Vogeler's Seed Store is a good place to get the rieeds, (Adv.! ..! "JatiJ f" ni..(r inritclT $ll''Hil2.Vt bulk of :.n. m Cattle- IikI., I'rfss.) Jimmy (By th Kiiiley of IxmiavillB h.id t lit- - hetter of Ixiiu with Floyd Hyberg a i.f BuffaJo. N". Y , huie tonlKht. Th-- y axe of P B.wsi 14 , WINS. FINLEY Hftiptti. m.omi- im AgriciUriir ) ll.gn I'N to 1" pvrli: tfH'lr to l.'r Innvr 140 t' Inwnrbulk IfiO atvr.ie. t!4 105 14 --'.: top. $14 :H paid flor hulk t'40 to tV) jkMirid a vraxn. 14 ,,f 10, mini. l.Mf. h"T, $1H Si"U end ilcdiTiptlon. t't-- t s. bt td mnn-jmt- Oopjritht: 192: Bjr To Ctalcacb Tnbum-- 1 As.-late- T. 1.. Jtino OMAHA. WHITE SOX RELEASEO. By the AssoCHICAGO, June 15. ciated Press ) Two Wllite Soi players were released on option today when (iorhani Leverette.Pai-lfi- pitrher. was sent C?oast leagu.) t.i the Portland club, and Tom Gulley was released to the bhreveport club. lN"PIANAP(iIJS. OMAHA. l"llk rlnte top IIHX-hiltrhera. $ . .1 7.'.f. id So lulled. 'J1.1.--- 1' an up i mo.t packing .'"'l the l;iv . top late Teaterda.r made at $1H aup-pifattl - Receipt., 3ou: holdover., grade. ut .he Mock: motly plainer .he .fock. ateidy iiuotahi aleady: .leer. established. few roio iwlth Monday a l.'-- To L'V Jt IS a compucsien a:M.in an'. .leer.. $111: tiit'Hnm to fund ijnoffti o. opinion arnoos $7 0"i s ; htRils mifllitin cow. Verdi la a wide aurer-cn.-iil ott'l lot o !o((lS f.o hiBhr: (Hinifm the mining men as to th rights of th In the event the West cutter., Ii' 'Hi 'H; butlB. tiniiiPniiisT. stfuitv, two llflgantg. A.'JTi ' for o(frAniim rtiit load, considera ti End wins It will open up r. t : Iv. rf lyt't't troiiuJ able area of rich ground for that com- Itiki: $12 it), oid lot Tvalern urotuid barred by ffipt,JotdM, Hi . fctilliw.-urinflu. pany from which It Is now the iKnni Tonojirt by obtained the Injunction 4oriimoni dwa Ut $? AO. pah Extension. Loss of i he suit will entail no loss on the- Extension furCHICAGO, ther than the expense of the litigation. It will be a bitterly fought legal of Agriculture, t Cattle i.KM. representmrl-t- . rtlve trails r battle, with the Extension KeuiTiU.f ntfirlj and Ttrllmr. cli'Brtnre ed by Cooke, Erench A Hatmn, Tonofnt pah attorneys,- while the West End TrrliDfi in most djusuUBtjIe v .'lit1.!.-$1will be defended by John P. Gray of h"ivT iTetrt. $"10 ft,'. ln.hr T4irlinf. . $10 W; Wallace. Idaho, and Harry Atklnsdn of atet-m'J t:oX-eMwHK'irr. bulk fat 35; Reno. United States attorney for tho $10 H fK: fttt c,m. $7 and As expert witdistrict of Nevad-a $'! r.O kind upline irrai.7 itad.v; farrir, nesses, the West End has retnlned W. d'.wDWird: bull. wpmIi to '. low-- r: H. Wiley, an eglneer familiar with 110"i ra. tteady at $IU Mul .00. Nevada mines, and Ira. H.. 12 m, outhej-ttfa-1to 1'c 20 (X: Joralemon. Ilitrt Ipta, 'J4 to tMmd h'l'ctit'r-"- . lowf inBji-rltjClO jiHind '"'Ik dt(rtlitf $1,1804(1: rtt); i.ra- ti.al t..p. ?U '.": doH, $14 $1J rtoi-Gun. hulk '""k killing pigs. $14 :.UU r,i.KKiritlmatfd hotrl.iT.T. 80f0 Imta fthe- and Kprfti'tn. imN MONTICEUXX June If. The first 4 Jim Barnes in British Open to laml'., Mieejw Iioier: lop native.. Il.'i I.V Letter rrade.. .'. Oi X 14 r.or. .lieep aliol -- 'c lower; !'eaa wether. c.rrinK an end of breaker., f.V4o "O with llo to Nannlng is SOO miles up the West Kwanxsl provtnr, to put an end to the banditry and robbery which ami river from this city. recently in the kidnaping murder of J. M. Phillips. British PERSIAN PRINCE I'LL. of th Astatic Petroleum d IXDON. June 15. (By the Press.) A dljymtch to The Pally InFhHHp body was found In the Went Allahabad, British rlv.Br at Nannlnu, June 8. several dnys Express from crown prince of Ferula. dia, says the after he had been carried off by Ik reported to be dangerously ill. This Roklioru ransom. who demanded Is Shappud Mowere aent to rescue him, and the ban-to hammed Reza.prince son of Reza Khan, the dits, hard pressed, are believed stable rose from boy of the nave killed Phillips and thrown hU man who to shah of Persia. (Ymsacks body into the river. today. s n " kel head of 12S"poniid J tial-ler- 1....I boI..k-..- T two-bas- . n-t.- (: I In the jstfeeta. loute-hal- lt i; T f . eer. I'niV,; ie ato.k. "teadj to ireak inula Kcell''. '"r ,h nr1 TONOPAH. Nev., June 15 A noted ..lea. steady to" weak; a load of .iron: calve.. ."..andto T."c lower: top aggregation of legal and engineering $tt 40 feeder., at ato.ker. veala. heifer, grade $('..: bum. talent will gainer at omuueiu, odd l,ed of a..d Ijelf lL'.t".: nio.nr .teaoy. e- o- at instrl' t Juli. rlv. June 4. tiefore the H40 on load of medlom to io.kI ifi ultli Mondav . averas- - top. J. 'r.le at $7 Ijr, J, bull. t long delayed l;t nf H IS: d .IrRmmett Walsh, for 00; lotik .f .ale.. ,.,r, , i In tne ny H.iiH onupan fi: tr of aut nrougjn ani. 170 lo ::tl p..utli. (14 t'4. to tlir. poond.. h'.il to IH l upm,ee Extension Kecelpt.. t2i. Ineliidlng Mining company against the to tn .112 linn .wt. tr.n.'t Its sV;il2.!Ui; martet. and Consoii.tsteil lix'al Klid lil7SW14 W; packing the Writ fr the lower. $14 n,l tli I'h.e.in market and 11 ro tl.e r SI i Lie ... nr stock plk' weak to ...i...,.... $1 I A. at the Idaho Pioneer Day Observed With Activity Bpeelal to The Tribune. 7 Ti, as well as the program British Gunboats to tabernacle, comprised the morning program. Stop Chinese Bandits In the baseball game Rlgby defeated Rexburg. It) to 4. flailoway. forCANTON. June 15 (By the Assocmer Idaho Ealls club hurler. took the iated British gunboats were Press.) mound for the visitor. The locals dispatched yesterday to Nannlng, opened up on him In the first Inning runs. and bagged five hits for five I.lndatrom. Rlgby. was the hitting He counted for star of the game GOOPS! e hits In four times three at bat. Two of these hits were out Lesson in Manners for A called Daily were into the crowd, but Otherwise Children by the umpire. they would have" counted for circuit -- BY GELETT BURGESS' Iee Kennett and Ted Benclouts. nett formed the Klgby battery, while the Atkins and comprised ilalloway battery for Rexburg. Alfred Kudge, former chief Justice of the Idaho aupreme court, was the principal speaker at the morning exSpecial to The Tribune. ercises. KIC.HY. Idaho, June IS The bigA ioxlng and wrestling program gest crowd ever assembled In Rlghv. was held this afternoon at 4 o'clock. of nearly consisting ofIn residents minutes of fireworks, starting valThirty the BnaJte River ever town at 9 o'clock, closed the program. ley, celebrated Idaho's Pioneer day at Rlgby today. SILVA MATCHED. races of all de- rintinrts HOLLYWOOD, Cal June 15 (By pierclse at the Ij. D. S. wnu anu the Associated Press.) Teddy Silva, injA.ng tibernacle, wrestling fireworks are some of the high lights Oakland bantamweight boxer, will celebra In Klgbv'a moet successful mark his return from an eastern In tion. Hotels were full, aa were pri- - vasion to t a lfornia rings In a ten- vate houses, restaurants and tempo- round bout here June 25 with Newsrarv quarters. boy Urown of New York, Tom A pnrde, baseball game and races matchmaker of the Hollywood American legion stadium, announced almost entirely by the anus. The bo.lv action la restrained by keeping the' left heel In contact with the ground. a In the middle Illustration. The club face la brought down on the rearmost portion of the ball and at the moment of Impact the clubhead Is pushed through Isthe ball. In other almost smothered, words, the ball as In the Illustration on the right. That Is Burnhom Hare a description of how to play this shot. DOISE, D the . , BM. u. Idaho Trout in Danger, Due to Low Streams n 30ft-fo- i .. |