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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-12
Strike on the Mobile and Ohio.
(By the Associated Press.)

TDy zhSoOVIdUCU TCoo'J
ST. Louis, May 9.-Mobile and Ohio
conductors, brakeman, yardmen and bag
gage men along the line between St
Louis and Mobile went out on strike at
9:30 O'Clock today because they were not
given ten per cent increase in wages
for freight service and a 7 per cent in
crease for passenger service which they
have been trying to get since January 1st
last. About 800 men are involved.
G. W. Lee, grandmaster, and G. H.
Wilkins, grand senior conductor have re,
ceived teIegams from various points be
tween st. Louis and Mobile saying the
men walked out promptly when notified
by Wire
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At Scotland Neck.

Especial to News and Observer)
Scotland Neck, n. c., May 1.-THE 10th
OF May falling on yesterday, which was
Sunday. those persons and institutions
which would have observed it here, OBJ
served today instead
In the town election here few days ago
DIR. J. T.. Shield was reelected mayor and
A Mcdowell, ]. p. Futrell, ]. A. Kitchin
and A. l.. Pennington were reelected
town commissioners.
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cate victory for what has been termed
the Beckham-Young combination. The re-
turns indicate the nomination of the fol
lowing officers: Governor, ]. c. w. Beck
ham, without opposition: Lieutenant Gov
ernor, William P. Thorne: Auditor. S. w.
Hager; Secretary Of State, H. p. McChes-
ny; Superintendent of Public instruction,
James H. Fuqua; Treasurer, Henry Rose
worth.
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shot-Put Record Smashed.
lBv the Associated Press }

Princeton N. j., May 11.-Three thous-
and persons witnessed the Yale-Princeton
dual meet here this afternoon, the first dual
meet between these two universities in
seven years. Yale carried off the honors
by score of rs to 20. The feature of the
meet was the shot put by Glass of 45 feet,
Sh inches, which smashed the inter-colle-
giate record of Al feet, S15 inches
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To Ship $4,000, 600.
CIV the Associated press.l

New York May 11.-Lazard Freres will
ship $1,5OO,OOO gold to Paris by steamer
to sail from here tomorrow. A shipment
of 100000 to South America will probably
be made on Wednesday,
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Financial Legislation Discussed.
(By the Associated Press.)


Washington May 9.-Senators Aldricn,
Allison and Spooner comprising part CT
the sub committee of the Senate Com
mittee on Finance spent two days this
week at the Virginia Hot Springs dis
cussng some of the details of proposed
financial legislation that is to be brought
to the attention of Congress next winter
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-12
At Pittsboro.

Especial to News and Observer)
Pittsboro, n. c.. May 11.-MemoriaI ex-
ercises held here today in the court house
weer probably the most enthusiastic and
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No Opposition to Beckham,

Louisville Ky. May 9-Fairly complete
returns from fifty counties in the Demo
cratic State primary held today had been
received at midnight These returns indi-
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for their country or offered their lives
in it's defense.

Wnen VIII tnelr glory fade!
Oh the wild charge they made;
All the world wondered
Honor that brave command,
Honor that Southern band,
Plunging to glory land,
Five times outnumbered!
THE MEMORIAL SERMON.
The only sermon that in its entirely
was devoted to the theme of Memorial
Day was that of Rev. NJ NJ. Marshall, of
Christ church, who spoke most earnestly
on the subject
There was in attendance at Christ
church a splendid congregation and this
enjoyed the music as we'll as the memorial
sermon. DIR. Marshall took for his text
the words from Second Timothy. verses
two and three, "Thou, therefore, endure
hardness as a good soldier of JESUS
Christ" and in developing his theme said:
After all the fanfare and noise of
week of variety fair on our streets, it is
refreshing, and a grateful privilege to be
able to seek the quit sclusion of this
Sanctuary, and in the sweet and solemn
services Of the Lords Day to have our
thoughts directed TO higher and better
things-things not frivolous and vain and
that speedily vanish away, but those
things that will endure when all earth's
din and turmoil are forever hushed, and
such as minister to our highest peace ard
happiness here and hereafter. AS says
Continued ON Fifth Page.)
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Southern League Games.

AT Memphis
Memphis Shreveport. no game; rain.
At Little Rock RHE
Little Rock .....S oOOOoC*-3 2
New Orleans !. .OOoo0oO0O- 4
At Nashville RHE
Nashville ..32s1tO2 4-t617 ?
Montgomery !. O2O11 o. 14S
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National League Games.

(By the Associated Press.)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-12

Iemphis Shreveport, no game; rain.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
A WELCOME VISITOR.

Many people, on seeing it's title,
will be apt to regard Sports Afield as
merely "a sporting paper" If they
pass 1t by for this reason, they are
certainly missing. some Of the best
contemporaneoue reading matter. We
have never read q better sketch Of life
in the open than G. F. Aliens "Colo-
RADIO Campaign Day" which ia fol-
lowed by q truthful account Of the
wonderful duck shooting to be had
along Lake Erie twenty-five years
ago. "Under the Live Oaks de-
scribes a winter vacation in the Gulf
Coast country. with q striking pic
ture of Beauvoir. Jeff Davis's old
home. In this article on the, great
mining stampede to Thunder Noun
tains, Idaho, Fl. B. Tedrow paints
lifelike picture of conditions in q
new mining camp; while all students
Of American history should read Mrs.
Slaughter's account Of the early life
of Sitting Bull and the canses leading
up to Clusters annihilation on the Lit
tie Big Horn. The departments headed
Natural History In the Field. Editor
ials, Fish and Fishing, and Our
Friend the Dog, abound in high grade
original matter-completing one Of
the best magazine issues of the year.
At your newsdealer's or of Sports
Afield, 1853 Dearborn. st.. Chicago.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
LAkIN

Nov. $50 W. Bo1ck was ont on
his ranch last week and he is going
to have an add tion put on his barn,
Daniel johnson is the contractor. He
sis also going to have his residence
eplastered upstairs, A. J. Nelson is
going to do the job - s-.......-.
j. A Nelson had % hogs and IL
soattle shipped to Minneapolis where he
has another farm, where he intends
to fatten them he has about 1000
Sbushe's of soft c ,rn for them.
F. III circuit shot big deer q few
days ago.
Ed. Carlson is building a big barn
con his farm this fill.
"a ) Nelson was in Ramey and
Tplastered hnilding viii III Mr.. Moe
has had built, which he intends to
7xegt to someb ,dy that wants to start
"a store Of some kind.
M. Chase from Morrill, and son from
Minneapolis, are in Lskin for deer
hant Every woman in this vicinity
il keeping close watch of their men
The think their men need both arms
yet a while.
The Lakin town board met the 23rd.
and let 1926 worth Of road work. Two
%bridges are to be built, 100 rods of
corduroy. and three miles CT clearing
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
fARMERyCO. FXCHANGf
Committee Appointed to
Draft Constitution and
Bylaws. -

There was small ate ndance at the
farmers exchange meeting Saturday
at the court house. State President
Jackson said very emphatical1y that
If the farmers are satisfied with
present conditions there was no need Of
aoing anything but if the contrary
were the case and he thought it was,
something should be dune.
After some discussion committee
Consisting OF E. R. jackson of Ora
velville, Thos. Peterson of Scandal
Valley, and Chas. Ladwig of Culdrum
was appointed to draft q constitution
and bylaws and have same printed
before the next meeting. The officers
Of the exchange are to assist in the
work. The committee and officers
meet at the Columbia hotel today to
commence work. !.
j. Mischke of Buchanan was
elected treasurer of the county ex-
change. and several of the farmers
paid in 81 each. to be credited in
their dnes. =
The meeting adjourned subject to
the presidents call.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
West Darling

Nov. SION the night of Thanks.
giving some one went into the school
house in District 80 and set fire to the
ceiling, but must have been in q
hurry and the fire went ou5 with out
doing much damsga. When the teach.
or, Miss Anna Hegg, came Friday
morning she noticed the place where
the blaze had been. She .says there
was very little fire in the stove
"wednesday at 4 80 p. NJ, when she
left the scho~ l. We are surprised to
thi nix anyone around here would do
suoh thing and we hope the guilty
party will be zfoun5s. a+<.=.7,.t $780,, -
Maple Grove farmer is building a
poultry house.
A fine turkey dinner at Maple
Or owe on Thanksgiving day. That
lady Knows how to raise turkeys all
z1i9ht.
John Regnell lost package of paint
"a nd putty at Little Falls on the West
side Saturday. Finder please leave at
the Herald Office.
The bee man has got fast pair of
horses.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
GRATEFUL RUSSIANS.

About two years ago q party of
Russians emigrated to this country
and founded settlement in the Red
River valley. The following winter
found them destitute, but the millers
Of Minneapolis came to their relief
and provided an their wants. Unused
to such treatment the Russians
could hardly understand it, but to
say they were grateful is putting
mildly. Last year they made good
money from their fax crop and now
they can afford even the Injuries of
life, first among which comes, golden
grain belt beer, for it stands just be-
tween the necessities and Injuries. 1t
ia tonic and table delicacy In one.
Order a case Of your nearest dealer or
be supplied by Jos. Ledoux, Little
Falls, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
RICE;S

Nov. 29-Mrs. John Kraemer Is in
st. Paul, treating with specialists
for ear and throat troubles.
Little Alice Norman got the gold
watch offered by the show people for
the most votes cast for the popular
baby.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fitch spent
Thanksgiving at Anoka.
Little Peter Salzburn was struck on
the head and his skull fractured Sun
day afternoon by a plank used as q
merry go-round- by the small boys
The plank Is bolted on post batk Of
Gazette's store, Peter was dared to
swing the plank and get out before the
end got round. But he was not quick
enough. -. j. ..., ,,.~.....> -.
Miss Jessie Rathburn was home for
Last Saturday afternoon: there: I'd, i'd
q large. gathering, Of ladies AZ Mrs.
john Gazette's 'homet the: occasion BE-
,inaya farewell :; patty to 4rs,; G., @.
Smart, who left this, week for Seattle.
WAeh. Mira Smart was presented
With 9, gold ring aa 4. gtft. 49,, =. =. -,
M1t hemaA Cairns 10 very i'll with
pneumonia.
! Miss Mamie Greeley of Sank Ra.
pids IT'S tbs guest of her sister. MI.
F. Cairns, ThankSgivipg.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
CL0UGH

Nov. ga school meeting was
held in the school house last Satur-
dav night.
F. Halvorsen has finished plastering
house.
johnson and Locke did some butch
ering last week.
T. Halverson butchered q beef last
week.
Some hunters who had been north
of here during the hunting season
went through here Wednesday on their
way home with few fine deer. !
Report Of school in District 10 for
the month ending Nov. 81: =
No of days taught 10
No If holidays +
No. of pupils enrolled 80
Average daily attendance 10
Those neither absent or tardy during
the month are Anna and Mary Hus-
man, Human and Linus Anderson,
Nellie Anderson. Amelia Anderson,
Lena and Fritchuff Anderson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
and ARREST
And Everything Forgiven
in the Last Act Of =
the Play.

A drama In real life took place last
week among the members of the Billy
Bennett Show Company, we'll known
through northern Minnesota. The
company played at Royalton last week.
Chas. Underwood, or Silver, who
joined the company while it was play
Ing in tent in Little Falls lsst sum-
mer, fell in love with Bennett t, q
daughter, said to be IL years old, but
Of a much more nature appearance.
The girl reci procated. Underwood
got license by swearing that the
Justice Wilson Of Royalton married
the couple Friday evening.
While the Benefits were at supper
Friday evening at Pitheon's hotel,
Under wood got rig ready and had
the girl g trunk and his valise loaded.
The girl met Underwood. they were
married and left for Little Falls. The
mother q suspicious were aroused by
the absence of the trunk. and an in
vestigation followed. The authorities
here were notified and the flying
coup pie were followed by the stern
father.
Officer Nelson recognized Under
wood when the rig came along, and
placed Underwood under arrest. They
were taken to the county jail. The
charge against Underwood was ab-
duction, but Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett,
after interviews Saturday, determined
to make tho best of the matter, and
forgave the couple.
The girl made certain serious charges
against her father, and told the
county attorney one motive for getting
was to get away from her
father.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
MT. MORRIS

Nov 25-Frank Sterr traded horses.
A peddler was seen on our roads
Monday. Needless to say he had q
picnic with his one horse and buggy.
Lars Talberg has completed his road
contract in Lakin.
sterr & Talberg are going to move
their saw mill and planer to Sec. 25.
Louis Larson won two turkeys at
the rattle in Morrill, Saturday.
Frank Polinsky was visitor ut Ed.
Carlson's Sunday.
G. W. Bouck is hauling lum Der
from the mill for his new barn, which
is being built by A. J. Nelson and
Dan johnson.
School started Mon lay in Dist. 50
with Miss Agnes Stevens of Swanville
as teac aer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
SULLIVAN Lake

Nov: 16-23-W. A. Cook recei wed g
telegram calling him to Long Lake
Lake Minnetonka. He started on
Wednesday.
Miss W6an and Miss Grace Wilson
drove to Pierz Saturday. They will
attend the dance Thanksgiving at
Pierz.
Mr.. Lynn will go to vineland
Wednesday.
VIM. Lynn was at G. E. Looks on
Tuesday to get e. E. to dress q beef
for him.
Miss Mabel Simms was the guest of
Miss Hazel Cook Sunday.
When the children went to the
schoolhouse Monday the track of an
unusually large deer were plainly to
be seen in the snow by the porch.
It had evidently been exercising py
jumping at an oil can that had heen
left near the door.
Messers Whan and Skinner returned
to Royalton Tuesday. Thew saw q
great many deer but were unable to
get shot at any.
Mrs. Fo:d and daughter ate their
Thanksgiving dinner with MRS. F's
son. G E. Look and family at their
home at Platte.
Mrs. Ford, Miss Look, T. s. Look
and wife and family received invi-
tations to the Myers Neuman wedding
at Pierz on Monday last,
The high winds have made the ice
rough on Sullivan lake.
A party Of young people attended
the dance at Pierz Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ford's house caught fire
Wednesday morning around tn stove
pipe. There was quite z blaze but
they succeeded in putting it out with
the help of the snow on the roof.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
MOT LEY

Nov. 29-Dominick Pickar has
moved back TO Wadena county and
taken the Murphy farm near Vern-
dele.
Ellis Curtis and family are back
from Parkers Prairie. also Jae. Sears.
Chas. Sears has returned from
Grand Forks.
Miss Edith Anderson, stenographer
at Thomson's is away for vacation
at her home at Waconia.
Bert Lufkin and family have returned
from Towner county, n. d. ~
Alfred Wilson q feed mill will grind
Tuesday and Saturday. .. -. :.
Miss Mabel Lawrence .is visiting
relatives in Duluth.
The dance given Wednesday evening
by M. N. Merrill was q success in all
ways
The Woodmen have elected Off GERS
as follows:
Venerable Consul-R. G. Hodge.
Worthy Advisors. Jacobs.
Banker-O. O. Torgerson.
Clerk-B. F. Gale.
Escort-G. W. Mosher
Watchman-Euoch Barnett.
Sentry-Albert Barnett.
Manager-F. Sears.
The Mercury reports that the baby
son-aged 16 month-of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Berglund was bitten by SOW
Tuesday afternoon. The child g mother
went out for some wood. and the
little one followed to the door, where
the hog grabbed it by the hand and
dragged it around the house. Mines.
j. Berglund and O. O. Torgerson saw
the hog dragging che child and
and ran toward 1t. The ami
NAL let go, while the mother. who
heard the noise, and came to see what
was the matter, fsinted. It was
found that the child hand escaped
with one wound, finger on the left
hand being nearly severed. The SOW
was nursing litter, and was probab-
" starved.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
ROYALTON

Nov. 30-The Bellevue farmers ex-
change will meet here again Dec.
10Th.
DR.. Beer of this village and DR..
Stone of Holdingford spent Thanks
giving with DR.. >Corrigan at Swan
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Walters of
Brainerd spent Thanksgiving with the
families Of q. W. and b. T. Gilbert
Pr. Beno]ken will move to Seattle.
His wife miss Josie Hayes) will join
him after the holidays.
J. w. Joslin spent Thanksgiving
with Miss Clara Joslin, at Faribault.
Mrs. Miller and grandson, Perry Me-
Fadden, of Sherbrooke. N. D., who
came to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Miller's mother, Mrs. Gould, will stay
till after the holidays.
The statement of the First National
bank of Royalton shows loans and
discounts of $50, 374.97, individual
deposits subject to check, $92, 1876 26
time deposits $27, S44.85.
The foot ball game Thanksgiving
resulted in the defeat of the locals
team by the Little Falls school team.
10 to 5. It was fair game. A dance
was given for the visitors in the even
Ing.
Winch Batter has gone to Annapo-
lis. Md, to enter q preparatory y
school. and will take the entrance ex-
animation for naval aradeIny in the
spring. We hope to see Winch one of
Uncle Sans admirale.
g. Fl. Niles and family spent
Thanksgiving with Jesse Niles at
Little Falls.
G. Kuschel of Buchanan has gone to-
Oregon for months visit.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ruff, Nov 27th, daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
Frank
East DARLING

Dec. There will be q spelling
down at the scho oil I'M Dist ID Friday
evening at 7 O'Clock p. m. ALL; in
vited.
Future Park farmer has built q hay
shed.
Socials Sunday at Darling Park! and
Future Park. Good time at BOTH
The railway company will not build
depot no improve train services Says
there isn't enough business here.
Lots Of young people out at the.
skating party Thursday. t.. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
RIPLEY

Nov. 3O-Ze6er Charter visited al
David Gaboury, Thursday. .
Sophie Hatten. who ia attending
school at Little Falls,~<spent Thanks
giving at home.
Some IF our people attended the
dance at Fort Ripley, Thursday.
Honore ,Hould and sons were max
ing hay Friday at Oak Ridge
There was a Thanksgiving ball at
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Guertin. A large
crowd attended, who left at an early
hour, and all report a good time.
Ezra Ledoux of Little Falls made q
trip here, Thursday.
Joe Doucette of North Prairie was
at the Falls Saturday on business.
Isaac Mayoux rented Henry
Brousseau's farm and Henry expects
to move>to Brainerd.
There was dance last Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Beverage.
Some people have not threshed yet
they will probably have to wait till
next spring.
Mitchell Martineau will soon move
his steam engine ..about ten miles
north Of this place, where he will en-
gage in saving lumber this winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Plant were Lit.
tile Falls visitors Saturday.
N Barbeau shipped carload of
7Wheat Wednesday to Duluth.
Farmers have to get rid of their no.
7tatoes as they are rotting rapidly.
Octave Plant is loading q carload
of wheat. -
Delphise Rocheleau and family Vi
sit ed at Ed. Laforce's Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04

Jas. Chadwick of Brainerd. and
daughters Misses Lillian and Bertha
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Geo.
Hall, Mr.. Chadwick's daughter. In
this city. Miss Lillian teaches in
western Elmdale and Miss Chadwick
in Rail Prairie.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
AUCTION

NY heavy working team, one seven
years old weighs 1850 lbs, the other
1850 lbs. will be offered ar auction
mt O'Clock p. m. at market place,
Little Falls, on Saturday, Dec 12th.
Lorenz Meyer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04

s. G. Crowley has gone to Frazee,
where he will work ss millwright
during the winter for the Common
wealth Lumber Co., and have charge
of the single and lsth mill in the
spring. Mr.. Crowly had the ehingle
contract in the Pine Tree mill for sew
eral years.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04

The new Episcopal church will not
be dedicated till some time in Janu-
ary, as the company making the fur
niture will not be able to have it in
place before that time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04

c. E. jackson. president Of the
Minnesota Farmers Exchange, left for
Chicago Monday to attend meeting
of the directors of the national organ
iZation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
.AUSLAND

Nov. 229-IAttle Mary stroeming Is in
Minneapolis: under Dr.. Rockfofd' q
care. ! Her right leg will be amputated
to save her life. <<..,.,<..t ...,<.:
There was q dance Thanksgiving
evening at Rail Prairie town hall.
Receipts will 60 toward putting up
sheds for horses.
The Rev. Paul Beck, Ev. Luth. pas
tor Of L title Falls, conducted services
at the residence Of A.. G. Stroeming
Tuesday and will be In Ausland every
three weeks from now on. and will
hold services in the German language.
The next meeting will take place at
the residence Of a. G.. Stroeming,
Dec. 18th, at 10 q. m. .~.:=..s.. u d.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04

81. w. Venners has fitted up
smoking roola In the rear of his cigar
store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04

The Green Prairie school re-opened
Monday after being closed because of
scarlet fever.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04

P. Fl. Berg of Pierz returned from
abe Iron Range Tuesday.