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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
KiNoMAN.

From tho Miner.
~ ~ Watkins returned from a ten
days huitinr trip into the Mogollon
mountains. south of WinsiOw Hts
party had n most enjoyable time. and
auccCeded in killing seven deer
The Wizard OF people are working
the people on voting contest and
VIII give away a diamond ring this
evening 20 the lady voted 10 be- the
most popular woman Ia KinRman Sew.
eral thousand votes have already been
cast FOR the different favorites
The Cyanide plant az the Shceptrail
mill is giving big results. Since tho
plant was started up. there has been
taken out nearly $4,000 worth OF auro.
cyanides. Tho product gives over sit
per pound Only a few men are az
WORK at the plant and the profit 10
the leasers, Messrs. Avery a Davis.
is very great
sheriff Luvin returned from his
search aftef Frank Williams. who has
been misding from his camp below
Signal since August last lie could
find no trace ~ the missing man. al
though The search was very thorough
Il appears % bee one OF those desert
mysteries that have been brought so
often 20 the notice OF the people Of
the southwest Mayhap Ia few years
his bloached bones viii be found In
some out OF the way place In that
country.
The masquerade ball given by the
kinRman Social Club was grand
success. The hall was crowded by "A
Jolly. fun.iCying crowd of maskers
who male the evening one of perfect
enjoyment The FIRST prize FOR the
most original costume was awarded
70 Miss Netsoli WallHpal sdIaw: Mrs
Brown lH Tupsy bost sustained. Joe
tnrrow, Uncle Sam, Clarence Dunbar
court Jester The prizes were fan.
pure box Of cigars and lantern
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
THE JOHNSON SHORTAGE.
The Maeesbees Accept Warranty
Deed on Property in Settlement.

The trial OF II u. Johnson. the archi.
tect and prospective opera house
builder did .ot occur before Justice
Crawford yesterday afternoon at g
o'clock, as the warrant for his arrest
announced His attorney. Summers
Bulkhart vi'a his client. was present.
and made proposition 20 u W. ID
Bryan, attorney for the Macoabees.
which was accepted Johnson and
wife. Mrs. Cora b. Johnson. gave a
warranty deed 10 their property on
Eighth street. subject 10 frst mortgage
hold on the property by NJ W Flour.
nov % the First National bank for
Sl400 George A. Campbell who is
exporting the books kept hy Mr. John.
son when he was record keeper OF
the lodge, is not ready yet 10 an.
nounce the amount of that gontleman's
shortage TO the lodge The Citizen
today from sir Knight
Commando Ruppe that Mr. Johnson
had fourteen DAYS IN which 10 nx up
his lodge shortage but that he with
en- afr n supreme confidence In his
ability 60 worm out uf tight hole.
paid no attention 90 the cntroaiies
~ his friends 10 do him a kindness and
thus the matter became a subject of
general comment and publication
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
WILLIAMS
From the Ncws


Miss Nichols. nurse AZ Dr Melick's
hospital nag been quite 40 Tor several
DAYS past
nr A. = Housewife left for Chica.
go. he viii be gone some time. but the
doctor has been there before and can
take care OF himself
Misses Mcintyre and Marine. teach.
ers In the public school we're visitors
AZ the Grand Canyon last SATURDAY
returning Monday
nr Townsville was called Go the
camp of the CANYON Copper company
hv a message stating that an employe
of the m ne had met with a serious ~.
cldent M HOpkirk was working boz.
low an ovcrhanglng rock and at an
time and without warning
n huge rock from above fen With tor
rIhle force striking him IN its course
lliR head was hadlv cut and one ~ his
feet and an ankle badly bruised
c. Pheian IL havnf a large ware
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
The WESTERN TOWNS,
HolbrOOk, WinsIow, fIssslsR, VIII
Ilams, Kingman, ST. Johns
and Needles.
INTERESTING SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
HoLaRook.

From tho Argus.
Miss Mcrcic McAl.ister spent
Thanksgiving week with friends at
Wlnslow
Mrs q n. Harris. OF sturgis 3. ~.
arrived acre and will spend the holt
day season With hor daughter. Mrs. j.
o. Woods.
Hon. Rihnrd Gibbons. Of 81. Johns.
left here FOR the southern states
whore no viii an two years mission
In the intc,Tets ~ the church " Tat
ter Day SAINTS
SIR Cummings. teacher at Kcams
Canyon, was down 20 meet bis father
and mother. who were on their way
from ill'uols 10 California. and stoppc'
over LAY here.
Dr. y " Hathorn. who lives about
twelve miles north of hero. is seri.
ouely III With heart trouble but hope
20 learn Of his speedy recovery.
Company a, Of tho Arizona Nation.
al Guards. has been organized and the
boys are having the awkwardness TAX.
en- out NJ them Tho uniforms and
guns are expected daily Even the
awkward squad has been formed. al.
though u would not do 20 publish the
names Of ~ members
+. W Nelson OF Winslow. received
a telegram stating that MIS- Nelson.
who 10 visiting In los Angeles. had
that day presented him with a son and
that mother and child we're doing fine.
Mr. and Mis-. Nelson's many Navajo
county friends will be pleased 10 learn
OF the addition 20 their household
The Ease against o. u Flake. Of
Snowflake. for running peddling
wagon without paying the required Is.
cense. was brought before Justice
Wattron. Tho defendant asked for q
change ~ venue and the case was
heard before Judge Mahoney AZ Wins
low. and upon the evidence produced a
fine Of 800 and costs was imposed
Mr. Flake appealed the case TO the
district court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

From the Cressc,
Our local saw mill men are now cut
ting and selling more lumber than
over before All ~ which Is going into
good substantial improvements
The weather. which Is always fino
IN Taos this time Of wear. has been
exceptionally so this TALL The coolest
point reached has been 90 degrees
Fahrenheit and just one trace ~ snow
and there has no, yet been a cloudy
day.
Eleven of the carpenters who are 20
erect the mill and other buildings for
the Fraser Mountain company have
arrived and begun work and several
more will be along this week II be.
gins TO look like business az old Ami
zett when men are brought in az this
rate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
cREscEus COMING.
Champion Trottins Horse Of the World
Here on Christmas.

The coming OF Crosceus. the worlds
champion tIotting horse. on Christmas
day, Will be- a great event for Albu
qucrque. There are few towns OF this
size that can get the great horse TO
show his speed, and the driving club
deserves great credit In having him
appear here on Chriatmas afternoon.
Tie Is now perfor ming IN California.
where great crowds gather 20 see
him This will evidently be his last
performance on the race track. and
very ofiort viii be- made 10 have him
break his record for half mile tracks.
which Is 2:09ii made M Kansas city
this fall Work has been going on
az the fair grounds since Monday last
and the track will be IN apple pie
order FOR the great event Pets are
being made that the great stallion
viii break HIS record here. Tho track
is thirtvhve feet over n mile. which
viii count n little against him, but
our local horses have made the half
"a 1907. and Crcsceus ~ expected 10
10 both halves To- less than ! G5 each
At Pueblo he made the milo IN 2'tOW
In the ;hird quarter ~ this mile hls
speed was tremendous. which was trot-
ted IN 39ie seconds. and the half mile
In 1903 This has never boon cuualed
on half mile track. The great horse
Is In better condition now than he was
r1t summer. 40 look out for a worlds
70 cord on Christmas day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

KinH a Zones. who hAve been ASA,
Glazed Va tie condu0t % the Palace
bar have dissolved partnership w mu.
tue con mt = q Kina retirlne The
hrslnras hereafter will be- conducted
by Henry funos. Mr. King rctlrea IN
orifr that DH may give his undivided
attention CD the wholesale beer. Ice
an1 bcltling business which he re.
Gently chased.
Tho board " county examiners ~
teachers fpf certificates 10 teach In the
publ schools of New Mexico, held
FcselOna IN the ONCE 81 the suporln'
teuicnt of county schoois at the court
house. County superintendent W A..
Chapman prcs.dcd The following per.
sons took 'h" examination. Miss Roae
Coleman of The Springer schools
Misses Flo.,n-" Sl0cum. Anna GOhr.
man iroac sonklns. Mabel Benfors
and Professor Lucas. OF Ration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
wiNsLow
From the Mail.

From the Mail.
Miss Antonette Daze has accepted a
position az clerk with Mr. Lord.
Mrs Charles Woods has returned
from Columbus. Ohio. whore she had
been on visit.
Mrs J. A. Tillett returned on the
Pend instant from an extended visit
20 friends and relatives In Indiana,
Mira C. L. Finn Is now reported
Out " danger. and under the care Of
Dr Tillett and Mrs. Moore viii soon
be able 10 leave for an extended visit
IN New Mexico and Colorado for her
health.
Mr. r 4. Jones was married 10 Miss
Ruby Wallace NJ Lafayette Parish.
Louisiana. Tho newly married couple
arrived In Winslow the latter part Of
last week and will make their future
home
W. A. Parr received a telegram from
W. r. Rawley. the secretary Of the
Masonic lodge AZ Los Angeles stating
that J. l.. Morse was improving aud
that while ne was badly bruised, no
bones we're broken He will he In the
hospital three or four weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER.

I'm bits annuR. report. the postmaster
general dipcusses al length the impo
sitI0n up ~ the postal service resulting
from th" abuse % second class mall
privileges. H. a clear and convincing
way he shows that reform Is urgently
needed provision for which can be
made by congress through prope-
changes n the postal laws
Second class matter is made up
chiefly y Newspaper and other puhll
cations and the amount Of postage
due IN n given Ease Is determined BY
tho wu'fht of the matter sent out. II
n good law. but unfortunately II a.
open 20 abuse through loose inter.
projections end constructions
The result is that thousands ~ pub.
LEGATIONS which are not genuine per.
iodlCals within the intent ~ the law
are registered as second class matter
ana thus receive the benefit OF the
low pOstare Many Of these. 80 called
periodicals consist % books that are
represented 90 belong 10 a series. hut
that really have no connection with
one another except In the desire OF
their publishers 10 secure cheap post
axe Others are Advertising schemes.
VIII "a under tho guise of genuine per
iudlcals ana with the pretonee OF hay.
ing bona tde circulation obtain the
benefit az second class mail rates.
Tho postmaster general estimates
that the weight ~ all second class
matter rs three hfths az the total
woight carried ny the department. and
that the cost Of Transporting and
handling q rs one fourth the total cost
of tho postal service Tho cost a.
the mails for the last fiscal year was
sit5b5l Dg0. one fourth of which b.
s2s SIS 78O Bus tho department col
iectcd on second class matter only
81 23f2S5 This was about six times
more than the deficit shown between
ne total cost and the total revenues
N the department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
From tho Gem

Miss Lulu Davis. OF Bellomont. e.
visiting friends In this city
c. J Bahbitt left for Santa Monica
Cal TO visit his family for a few
DAYS.
John w swanson left for the state
~ Washington, whore he and his fam
ily will reside In the future
Mrs a. G. Gather who recently ar
rived here from Chicago for the bene
m OF her health was confined 10 her
room tho nrat of tho week with stick
ness. but Is now able On be out again
The turke, shoot was fast. furious
and desJructlye-of ammunition Tho
participants were composed Of crack
shots. No we'll as those who never
shot q gun before Among those who
killed turkeys are the following "
G Hilton seven; " T. Piper. four;
81 MillHap. three; y 8, GoRaey. two;
r J Coalter. two: W. g. Dlckersln
ono. Charles Mclean. one. Charles
Dudley. one. r. " Pulllem. one The
last namni gentleman would have
killed a great many more II his am
munition mad not given out lie fred
only twcn.ythreo shots. hut be killed
his turkey quite dead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
Mckinley MEMORIAL.
Securing Subscriptions viii De vieof.
onalY Pushed from Now On.

ousiy Pushed from Now on.
Active work has been commenced
throughout New Mexico IN raising
funds for the memorial To President
Mckinley and nattering reports are
coming In from all points. Il 10 the
desire u the committee 10 get as
many names as possible on the list.
regardless Of the amount subscribed.
as New Mexico ought a. send n good
roll OF honor" To- the national commit.
tee Each subscriber 10 the fund will
receive In cue time n souvenir certi.
0cato from the trustees. and the
names and addresses should be plain.
ly written.
NJ W. Flournoy. who Is In charge OF
the fund In Berualillo county. has 80
cured the servlcer OF J, " Schroeder
10 assist him and an active canvass
viii be made az once 80 that every.
body will be given n chance 20 sub.
scribe. Any amount will be thankfully
received
Mr. FlOurnoy has also arranged Ga
have tho lists IN different business
houses. and they can now be found
~ the stores Of w. Ruppo. j. " OWcll
~ a Co. g. r. Newcomer o. A. Mat.
son q co. and W Y Walton This Is
r. matter that everyone should help a
little M least.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
THE NORTHERN TOWNS.
{ Folsom, Aztec, Taos, Red River,
Santa Rosa, Clayton and Ri'on,
HARRINGTON AND ELIZA r1HrowS.
FOLSOM
From the stookmsn

From the stookman.
Miss Grace Fowler was M couple
of days last week but "a now conyal
escont
The gratitude Of the people should
be extended 20 our board OF school
trustees Tor tho EFFORT they have made
90 jerk a little why and whe cforc out
81 the chaotic enlargement of the dis
tricts financial condition
Last Thursday little Henry Collins
had tho misfortune. wniio playing. "a
receive n deep cut IN the rcalp Or
Lutman. Folsom'a physician. AID some
delicate satpioal work aud W. are
pleased 10 state that the little fellow
IL pgogressing nl ely The doctor says
the lad stool th' painful operation
with stolid Ftrir..m.
Solomon fly1Irlo fell from tho
north bound rH.str ror train at Adair
last Tues faY morning, sustaining a
fracture az 10th bor Of the right leg
below she ipre iie WAS brought 10
Folsom an the suut1 tori passenger
train Wednesday uirft when his In.
Jury was treated Wednesday morn.
Ing he was taken 90 d. home In Trlni.
dad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
RED RIVER
From the P-ospector

From the P"ospector.
r. ~ Whit left for pueblo 10 be
gone for two or three weeks
Tom English. who taught very
Z atsAssful t,rm % school az this place
two years ago. is now teaching on the
Johnson mesa. In Colfax county.
Grovie o Snow, n former Red River
boy. surprised HE many friends by ar.
irving IN camp. He has been spend.
ing the past two years IN the southern
part OF the territory The last year
he has been IN a railroad once near
White Oaka
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
Gamma 70 see cresoeun.

Ciesceus. who holds the worlds
record as a trottlng horse will give
an exhibition In Albuquerque Christ.
mas afternoon a hne program ~
races has been arranged az an add,
tlonal feature of interest Reduced
rates win po III antod by the railroads.
Undoubtedly many of the horse lovers
of Grant county w.ll be- present 20
witness the work ~ the world beator
Silver City Enterprise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
ST. JOHNS


From the Ships
Most an ~ the slck people are re-
po. ted conyrloGccnt
Miss Amelia Hunt. the popular
teacher ~ MaIpais spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends and relatives
here. The young folks are always
glad 20 see Miss Hunt She Is a great
favoiito IN ST. Johns
Desidcrio Sandoval Of Ceholleta. n.
NJ. Is in the city looking after his
large property Interests here
Anthony Long the popular Justice
of tho pcaeo "a, SpruFeryille IN com.
pany with his rsilmahlc wife. are
apondluF B fow days In the county
feot Ihny are wcll known here and
their many friends are Flad 90 see
them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
ARTEsIAN WArER.
Flow Struck in the Rio orande Valley
Above Enqle,

News was received Ia Las Cruces
yesterday ~ ~ striking 81 artosian
water On the Waddingham lands on
the Armendaris grant. about eight
miles northwest 81 EnRle says the Don
Ana County Republican The news
excited great Interest here. az n
Strengthens the conviction held by
many citizens, and, indeed. by govern.
ment experts who have looked the
valley over that an arteslan how eau
be- had anywhere IN tho valley.
The Sow above Eng'e was struck
Nv parties prospecting for coal IN tho
interests az the Santa Fe railroad
Experts report the existence there al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

Mrs ! A. Klasnor came In nom
her old home mp the Hondo twenty
miles this side Of Lincoln and brought
with hey q Tot of pecans from trees
planted ON her fathers place. the old
Casey farm by her aud her brothers
and sisters In 1869 She SAYS they
have an English walnut tree on the
place ten years old. which bore a few
walnuiH this year The pecan trees
have hoon bearing for nftccn years.
Mrs klasner has nineteen pecan trees
planted on her farm three years ago
and set out NJ more on Monday. "A
fhe la sure thcv win pay She also
brought With her small broken
piece OF Indian pottery found near the
place and Saws hetter samples were
plentiful IN that locality years ago -
Roswell Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

the depth ct / zoe feet Of coal fields
from 10000 20 10000 acres In extent.
and about two weeks ago q diamond
drill was put az work, with this most
interesting aud important result.
The now was struck at a depth OF
goo feet ami II runs 1000 gallons por
hour. The place where the drill was
sunk In IN the foothills Of the san
Chrlstobal mountains. aud II Is n rea.
sonable Inference that. II the drill had
been put down az a point nearer tho
river, where the altitude is less. the
now would be stronger Engle r. about
500 feet hihher than Las Cruces.
Further developments viii be watched
with profound interest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

People VIII buy Christmas presents.
n the local merchants cannot satisfy
the customers fancy they will send
elsewhere for the desired articles
II our merchants desire the trade. let
them bid for it--others are doing II
Put your ads In the paper which r.
read n you do not consider the
Christmas trade worth bidding for let
tho fellow have IL who does.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
AT RGsT IN PEACE.
George e. sehlereth and J. n. cress
man 0nnA % Thalr Final Rat

WAN A'nc 70 lheif Final hGet.
Last ,yrnur. Ht his home on West
Roma aNpnuv. George = achicfcth
died after % lingering Illness ~ sew.
oral months from % complication u
distasra ic was about 40 years OF
age and leaves q $50 rowing widow
and little son About nftocn wears ago
De entered the employ Of ioweuthal
% Myers continuing in this position
until The finn name was changed "a
the MYers.Ahol company and since
which time he has been working under
thc new management SIC was n men,
her Of the Catholic church The fun
oral which viii occur ON Monday
AZ 40 O'Clock AZ the Charch
~ Immaculate ConrrptlCn. IN being
arranged by undeitaker r. q strong
800 friends OF tho family are invited.
D. RICHARD GRESHAM
Tho death 81 } Richard Gresham,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

GA November there we're 2bs blast
furnaces In operation In the United
states. with a weekly output OF 500 ,S24
tons. This AZ the rate ~ 1860. GOO
tons per year. which Is a larger output
than that of Great Britain and Ger.
many combined Il Ia a great change
in seven years; for, IN 1896. the pig
iron production 81 Great Britain ex
coded that OF the United States.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
Driving out the Enemy.

These are the days % colds, sharp
ana sudden. attacking throat ana
lungs, ana leading 90 consequences
one does not line o. think about
Avoid further exposure ana fight the
enemy Of health AMI comfort with
Perry Davis painki.lor the family
standby for sixty years II conqusrs
cod In day. See that you get the
right article There Is bat ono Pain.
killer Perry Davis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

President Roosevelt saws in ,.is mes.
sage: History may safely be chal.
lcnged % show a single instance IN
which a masterful race such as ours.
having been forced by the exlgencles
81 war 90 take possession OF an alien
land. has behaved 20 its inhabitants
with the diElnterested xeal for their
progress that our people have shown
IN the PHILIPPINES
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

President Roosevelt has always
been a stickler for publicity Ia cor
poration anairs. lie believes their
business SHOULD he open and that
booki profits. etc. should he public
property so far as inspection Is con
ccrned and that statements should
be- published two or three times q
year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

When ell IL said and done. the rule
~ brotherhood remains as the indls.
pcnsehle prerequisites 10 success In
the Kind OF national life for which we
strive. IA n man must work for him.
self and unless he so works no out
side help can avail him; but each man
must remember also that ne is indeed
his hrothCr's keeper Roosevelt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
Write rhIs Down.

In the book Of memory; there Ia no
such thing as harmless cough
Every cough II warning of a con.
fdence that goes from bad 20 worse
unless II is .amedled right away.
Opium laden medicine Ia a delusion.
Aliens Lung BAlsam cures the worst
OF colds. II clears the bronchial pas.
sages so that the lungs get plenty n
air. Why not get a bottle today?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
WRECK FREIGHT TRAIN.
Cause Fifteen Hour Delay In Arrlvl
81 Passenger Trains.

" Faaaen0er Trains,
Passeng ~ trains Nos / and z. a9hed
uled 90 eniye here az 1910 aud 10 40
o'clock p. m. respectively, ala not
reach this city until nearly / o'clock
this afternoon nearly hfteen hours
late and No. arrived about twenty
i've hours late The delay was
caused by the derailmont OF several
box cars near Watrous last evening By
the breaking Of a brake beam None
~ the crew ~ the freight train were
injured.
A stub train was made up here last
night and left for nj paso on schedule
time Regular No. "a for the south.
left AZ 1880 this afternoon. and Nos
and Z departed for California points
a half hour previous.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

what the president snys about irri.
cation Va the arid region will please
all western people u 80 ono Ot the
numerous topics che vigorous treat.
mcnt OF which ma Ks their author a.
western man all over.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

Great corporations exist only be.
cause they are created and safeguard.
ed by 1ur Institutions: and Il Is there.
fore our riEht and duty 20 see that
they work IN harmony with these IN
Ftitutions "- Presidents message
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

Write 90 your friends down cast"
about beautiful weather we are
having Tell them how long Il has
been. II yeu con remember slice we
have had q snow o. aay sort OF bad
and dlaarrccnblc weather.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

President Roosevelt not only leads a
strenuous liie. hut he sees to II that
politicians who come In contact with
him have something 20 think about