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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.
Cotton Belt Route.


The Cotton Belt Route announces
the following excursions for lh'
month OF May, 1905.
Annual Railway Appliance ENhipl
fion in connection with lnternationa
Railway Congress, Washington, d. {.
May 3-l4th, 1905.
Annual meeting German Rlhe CIuo
Charleston. ;. c.. May SIAN, l'oo'
Meeting American Waterworks As
s'n West Baden, indiana, May S-l4
1905.
Hotel and Restaurant Employees In
ternational Alliance Bartendors Inter
national League Of America, Kansas
City. Mo, May S-l3th. 1905.
Biennial convention, Sovereign Camp
woodmen Of the World. Chattanooga
Tenn. May 9-?5 1905.
Annual meeting. Southern Baptist
convention and Auxiliary Societies
Kansas City, May lO-l5. 1908.
Grand Council United Commercial
Travellers, san Antonio, Texas. May
1913, 1905.
Annual Convention. Baptist oi
North America and National Baptis'
Anniversary. St. Louis. May l6-2ith,
1903.
District Conference. Woman Mis-
si,nary Convention. Ferris. Texas.
May 24-2Sth, 1905
state Sunday School Convention,
Waco. Texas. May Goth, 1905.
Annual Meeting Interstate Cotton
Seed Crushcrs Assn. New Orleans.
Louisiana, May 1918. 1905.
Biennial General Conference. Sew
=n,h Day Advenusts, Washington, d
C., May ll.3Oth, 1895.
Annual Meeting Western Gas Asso-
citation, Chicago, H., May 1919, 1893.
General Assembly Prosbytera
Church. United States of America,
WEnona Lake, tndiana, AIny 1881,
1865.
Annual Board OF Foreign Missions.
Muskogee, I. T.. May 24-3Oth, 1905.
Annual Meeting, Fraternity of Op-
erauva Millers Of America, Kansas
City. Missouri, May 24-2Tth 1905.
Conference of employed Officers o.
the Young Mems Christian AssDcia.
tion OF North America, Niagara Falls.
New York, May 2J.31, 'Js5
For full particul' ,cgt.dag rates
and routes, ask The Cotton Belt Man.
II a girl turns young man down il
NAV ave nar father th1 trnuhln NJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
DISTRICT COURT TERMS.
Marietta, Tishemineo and Ardmore
VIII Have Three Terms Each.

Marietta, llSnSmlnSo ana HruWoTe
VIII Have Three Terms Each.
Judge Townsend has made the fol.
lowing order or court with reference
10 the terms of district court to be held
az Marietta. Tishumiuro and ArdmOre:
In compliance with the provisions
Of an act Of congress entitled An act
providing for additional United States
judges in the Indian territory and
FOR Other purposes, approved April 2S,
1904, II is ordered:
That there shall be three torms OF
court each year at the following places
in the said Southern district: Mari.
eta, Tishominso and Ardmore, as pro.
yided by law, same beginning as fol.
lows:
Marietn-Fir.t term, beginning oc.
tober ., 1905.
MarIetta-sccord term, beginning
October u, 1903.
Tishomingo--First term, beginning
October %, 1905.
Tlshomingo- Second term, beginn,
ms November 10, 1905.
Ardmore-First term, beginning De.
cembor I, 1905.
Ardmoro-Secon3 term, beginning
January ., 1906
ThirS Term.
Marietta beginning January 90,
1906.
MISUNDERSTANDING February
-, 1906.
Ardmore- Beginning March &C, 1906.
Done in chambers At Ardmore, In.
dian Territory, This oath day of April,
1905.
HOSEA TOWNSEND. Judge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
NAN PATTERSON RELEASED.
Given Her Freedom Without Bail.
Greeted with Cheers.

tBy Associated lressD
New YORK. May i2.-Nan Patterson
was released to-day on her own rccog'
ui.ance. the di-trict attorney having
agreed to give her freedom without
bail
The distric, attorney agreed mat
.ha could not be convicted in this
court
A. Miss Patterson left the criminal
court building. two thousand persons
assembled in the street and cheered.
she was accompanied by her father
and LAWYERS and was driven imme-
diately to her lawyers Office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
GAS TANK sXPLOpES
Killing and injurins Many-others
Buried Beneath Debris.

10y Nss0Clated FTcss.l
Philadelphia, May l2.-Scyeral per.
sons were Rilled and twenty others
known 70 be injured as a result of an
explosion of gas tank Of the United
Gas company at Point Breeze today.
Many are buried beneath the mass
of debris.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
4 Private Sale.

have for sale AZ 10 2. Williams
store building som household goods
consisting Of iron beds, springs, mat.
trcsSes, pillows. drosssrs, washstands,
wardrobos, chairs, rugs and a parlor
suii. lnquir, al the house. one door
west e c. =. Van DeaberC.
I MRS. j. 4. McNAUGHT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
Severe Hail and Wind Storm.
tBy Associated Press.)

~
Oklahoma, City OK, May IA
severe hail wind and rain storm
passed over Marlow, Duncan, Ru3n
Springs and Chickasha, Indian Vauh
tory, 'uday.
At Marrow dozen small houses
were blown down. Others unroofed
So far as known no lives lost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
sp Jts and saleA

Taken from the Ardmorelte once
a small prayer book which was beins
held here for the owner. A reward
win be paid for the return to this n.
fee. THE ARDMOREITE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

\ writer ir a leading German per.
iodicll. in making an estimate OF t-
turc Influences in the orient. concludes
tha, by the time The Panama canal is
opened the United States will bc the
most formidable power in TIE Pacific.
Tn geographical position of his coun.
try, with its Pacific coast line. Hawaii.
the Philippines and the isthmian canal
zone. gives IL material advantages mat
no European nation can equal. with
such Interests and responsibilities in
the Pacific. II is clear that the navy OF
the United states must be- kept at a
high standard Globe Democrat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
Press Association

Preparations have been completed
for The entertainment OF ;nc Indian
Territory Press Association al Sui
phur. Nay 1920. Il is expected that
the meeting will be one of the greatest
ever held by The newspaper men and
o fine program has been arranged.
The entertainment program will be
one Of the pleasing features. il in
cludcs drives, fish fry, smoker for hte
men. whist party for the ladies', rec
option and bail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
HOSEA TOWNSEND. Judge,

You can apply ManZan inside,
right where the pain is. II ia put up
in collapsable tubes with nozzle a..
tachment for introducing il. ManZan
stops pain instantly and cures all
kinds of blind, bleeding, itching and
rro'rui!ng piles. sold by city Drug
Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
PAYRoLLs BUILD TOWNS.


The statement that payrclis build
towns is tritc. 1lt rs trcm ndous i'm
;ortan .c 20 a city hat is building on
sound foundation. rathrr han a
boom basis, can not b. uye~estimat-
oI. Tho Guthrie Leader recently had
an.artic'c on this subject with regard
tu 'ho town Of Guthrie along that
line II 80 aptly applies 70 Arimore in
every line that We here Reproduce the
article. Proceeding it says. IL is an
casy matter 20 throw together brick
and stone and build houses. or borrco
money and make pIblic Improvements
and whcop 1t Up generally, 1ut 10 get
firm foundation under IL all, that is
the IN ng That is the thing which a
failure to recoen.ze has brought dis
aster to 50 many boom towns and
ruined 20 many air castles The queer
thing about The man building air cas-
ties is that be never realizes that
that Us what he Is doing
Guthrie already has rood start
along this line. Hundreds of men get
their nay every Saturday night from
its various industries. big mills oil
mills. printing and blank book houses,
ics plants brick works and factories,
bat more, always more, Is The rule
of growth. We grind our cotton seed
into oil and oil cake, but we should
also spin and weave our cotton into
cotton goods. Just think OF the diff
ference between 500 pounds Of cot.
ton in the bale and 500 pounds OF
cotton GOODS The difference is the
gain TO the community by a cotton
mill
There are industries of every class
and kind that are seeking good To-
cations and would only need TO know
NJ the advantages that Guthrie can
offer Brains, viii and money will
do the work Guthrie people have all
three Of the requisites and whore th- |
lack little money or technical skill !
il can be- COTTON from the outside
How about getting together up at !
he Guthrie club rooms and talking I
All this matter over? In union there !
is strength and in organic action there !
is great potency. Boom the incrcas- .
ad payroll idea
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

Our l'ne Of refrigerators is the most
complete in the city. Bivens, Corhn q
Frensley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
MARKET REPORTS
(By f. L. Guillot & Co, members OF
New York Cotton Exchange.)
COTTON MARKET.

Ardmore, |. r., May 12.-The follow
ing quotations show the market OF
today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

Nothing is SO uncertain as the Ger.
talnty Of certain politicians
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
1 O'CLOCK EDITION
Ardmore, Friday, May -, 1905.


The krdm3reite's Associated Press
service has been almost entirely
knocked out today owing to the wires
being Down. The manager Of the
Western Union office here informs US
that owing to storms over the country
the wires are nearly all down and the
service is seriously crippled.
- I: +
And row President Roosevelt will.
tackle the Chicago strike. Verify, ycr-
lily, killing coyotes. bobcats, noun
tain lion sand hears 81 but clild's pl1v.
to the strenuous one.
I. +++
An Associated Press dispatch from
Toxic says that Japan is planning for
more battlc-hips. On this sid, of tho
earth The idea has prevailed that Ja-
pan has been planniug for Eojestyon-
shy's bsttl,ships ior several weeks.
teams,eis' strike New York comes 10
the front and center with a woman 30
years cf agr who has been married.
seven tines. lust wait until The strike
is settled and Chicago viii gl Gotham
one better.
Japan reserves the right TO fight all
over n" map If she feels like It, aud
Ia great extent Japan is right ia
pan is fighting for her !ifa. and .nc
should be permitted TO chase the bear
clear 20 ST Petersburg if she feels
Ike il and can do IT,
=. :. -
The race prejudice is so great in
Illinois that Republican Sheriff re-
fuses to swear in ANY negro deputies.
After time it will De discovered that
the race prejudice is not confined
wholly TO the Southern part OF the |
United states. or in fact, To any longi- |
tude or latitude.
Losses by fire in the United States !
and Canada, as reported 10y the New |
York Commercial correspondents and
agencies during the month of April
show Il ere were 264 fires Of $4,000
and over, aggregating losses of Sill
3O1,l2j. In all there were $40 fires,
with total loss of Sl9,5i9373.
The ! ope that Chief Justice Fuller
OF the United States supreme court
would retire. as h. is now permitted 10
do under the law, and enable the pres.
ident 70 appoint Secretary Taft to the
position is doomed TO disappointment
Justice Fuller has announced his in
tention of holding on for sev, raj years
Yet, and Secretary Taft will have To
hold down the lid on something else
than the United States supreme court
President Roosevelt says his party
killed total OF ten bears in the
mountains Of Colorado, ana if the
H'~A'AA = AAhA R''lA q lAAAlf III - ltAil !
able the number would have been in
creased 10 an even dozen It look
like any hunting party ought 10 be
oatisfieI with record Of ten bears in
a few days, for the killing OF that
number of the bruin family affords op-
Dortunity for telling some lhuiug
bear stories
: ! : 4
Col. Thomas 3. Davis of West Nir-
ginia has been nominated Tor Con
grcss oy the Democrats OF his district.
The interesting thing about his nomi-
nation is that he IS the brother OF
Henry Gassaway Davis. The Democrat
&c candidate at the last election for
Vice President It IS a special election
10 be held TO fil vacancy and Davis =
has the strength of his brother behind I
him. The candidate for vice president s
L. t.trong af homo and Iic homo @, u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

FROM SNYDER
PiTGEsLE SCENES OF WANT AND
SUFFERING AL AROUND.
ReseVina Parties Busy Night and Day
in Search Of pese and Injured.
Carloads Of Supplies on Hand.
Unfinished story.

Snyder, Ok. May - Reports which
ar brog ght IN today from the coun.
try which has been shut on since
Wednesday night by lack OF wires. in.
dicate that twenty-five persons were
killed outs,de of snyder. making a
possible total dead Of 12o. Verihca.
cation Of loss OF life in the country
will naturally be slow.
Ninety-fve bodies have been found
at Snyder up TO noon today. At that
time thirty.nve persons are still miss
ing, and The list Of seriously injured
number one hundred and fifteen. OF
whom twenty-five others were slightly
hurt
The financial los, is placed today at
a half million dollars
Snyder. Ok. May 12-2 p. NJ
Pitiable scenes OF want and suffering
were seen mere today on al sides.
Much confusion sull exists, de.
spite the efforts Of hundreds of out.
siders TO assist the victims of Wed.
nesday nights tornado.
Last night many who lost every
thing tAey possessed went hungry
and practically unprotected from the
cold
Many bodies lying in the temporary
morgue remained unidentified, while
among the injured dozens who suffer.
81 from ugly wounds or broken limbs
were without proper medical attcn.
ton. Others are suu missing and
an exact list of the casualties cannot
be- had.
With The break OF LAY two score
parties OF rescuors continued their
search in the wreckage for victims.
Governor Ferguson's request TO the
people Of Oklahoma 10 render imme.
diate aid to the destitute began 10
show early results.
Early today carloads OF provisions.
clothing, teuts, byddings aid medi-
cinos began TO arrive. and with them
came added number of persons from
all directions TO aid in attending the
immediate wants of The citizens. Ali
night two dozen men worked inccs
sanity preparing the bodies Of vic.
Tins for burial and today Witnessed
dozens of funerals.
Wagons and drays had oecn used
in carrying ;he remains to the ceme.
terry and all day long crude hearses
pass shrough the wlocklittered |
streets.
Poorly clad men, women and chill ,
iran, most Of whom had lost somS |
member Of their family and had SUI.
tered from wounds, cXposurs and hun.
ger wandered here and there, trying
% find some miss.as ioyel one or
went from morgu TO morgie in an en-
leavor TO identify them among the
lead.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12
Notice.

am making special price, on Rus
sells zig holl prolific cotton seed
CAN at once. +. d. Pugh, Ardmore. |.
T. l2dw.lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

If a Girl turns young mam down il
may ave nar father th5 trouble OF
throwing him down.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

The krdm3reite's Associated Press
service has been almost entirely
knocked out today owing to the wires
being ccwn. The manager Of the
Western Union office here informs US
that owing to storms over the country
the wires are nearly all down and the
service is seriously crippled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

And row President Roosevelt will
tackle the Chicago strike Verify. YER
lily. killing coyotes. bobcats, noun
tain lion sand hears 81 but c.ild's pl1v
to the strenuous one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

An Associated Press dispatch from
Toxic say, that Japan is planning for
more battlc.hips. On this sid, of the
earth The idea has prevailed that ia
pan has been pianniug for Eojestvon-
shy's bsttl,ships ior several weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

While Chiclgo is busy with the
tcams,eis' strike New York comes 10
the front and center with a woman 30
years Cf ag1 who has been married
seven times. Just wait until the strike
is settled and Chicago will q Gotham
one better
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

Japan reserves the right TO fight all
over IN" map If she feels like It. aud
To a great extent Japan is right. ia
pan is fighting for her !ifa. and sno
should be permitted TO chase the bear
clear 20 St Petersburg if she feels
like II and can do il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-12

The race prejudice is so great in
Illinois that a Republican Sheriff re-
fuses to swear in ANY negro deputies.
After a time it will De discovered that
the race prejudice is not confined
wholly To the southern part OF the
United states. or in fact, TO any longi.
tude or latitude.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-03
IN THE HOUSE.
9ostoffice Appropriation Calls for Con
siderable Debate.

Washington. Feb. : Til" rrstof-
ice !nrJ"!iilti"n Bill was still under
consideration when The Houst. ad-
jouln,"i. to-day. The provision for
special mil Facilities on trunk lines
WAS Retained III the bill. \ mild s.nSa-
tinn WAS created hy Baker Of New
York. VINO said that the voting Of mail
subsidies Was tie WAY to Kill the
Democratic PARTY. Haker Denounced
certain members Of his party for nav
ing co;sted Judge Parker OF them as
their candidate Tor President. saying
that his candidacy had been initiated
ami manipulate! by MonopoliSts.
In supporting the provisions in the
the bill authorizing appropriations for
special mail facilities on trunk lines
from Washington to Atlanta. ana New
Orleans. and from Kansas City. No. to
NeNton. Kansas. Richardson. Alabama
took issue with The statement which
Moon Tenn. made, yesterday. that ii
was Southern railway subsidy Demo
Gratis who wanted special mail faciIi-
ties ana inquired Of Moon if he by
implication charged that those favor
ing tn. iuen did 50 because. il was 4
gift to the Southern Railway. Moon
Gisdained TO answer. but instead yield
ed five minutes to Hamlin. Missouri:
who in denouncing the appropriation.
said it meant simply the hurrying OF
patent medicine advertisements to the
Southern states Norris. Neb. Finley
$. G.. and Macon. Ark. spoke in similar
vein. the former inje citing some humor
into the discussion by stating that if
the Southern Railway was an eleomo-
synary institution the appropriation
might be called philanthropy: if it was
a bankrupt it might be called charity.
and if it was a religious corporation
CONTINUED on page 81
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Mrs. Rogers or the pending execution.
Even an inquiry regarding the room
in which die gulloWS WAS concealed
WAS referred to Governor Bell or the
!riSCn commissioners for an answer.
When Father Delaney. pastor of the
Roman Catholic church here. visited
me prison. today, he found Mrs Rogers
,aln.lE waiting death. In the presence
81 ne lerth watch and one or two 9th
q persons. the priest administered the
Last rites 81 the church to the woman
ANA spoke words of comfort to her. Mrs.
Rogers told the priest that she was re-
signed TO her fate. had forgiven her
chcnlics AMI felt no resentment toward
any person connected either with the
Prosecution of her case or the eecution
of the law.
After leaving the prison Father Della
ney said that Mrs. Rogers appeared
cheerful although she had abandoned
al none for Il stay of execution Soon
;Gs"l the priest left the prison a buIle-
tin came over The Associated Press cir
cult stating that Governor Bell had
granted a reprieve until Jun 2. This
news WAS Immediately carried to the
prison by the representative OF The
Associated Press, who informed Super
inte'dent Oaks of Governor Bells ac-
ton. At almost the same moment the
telephone bell rang in the superintemd-
cnt'S office and Mr.. Oaks responded to
the crli. which was from the governor
III Montpelier and confirmed The Assoc
ciHtei Press bulletin. Supt Oaks re-
fused to discuss the rcprieve nor would
he say when and by whom would Mrs.
T.0GerG be notified
Sheriff Peck in the meantime had
been summoned to the prison for a tel
eThone conference with Gov Bell The
fact that 4 reprieve had been granted
was made known to the sheriff by The
Associated Press representative. but the
torlnPr was loath to credit the anthem
ITCHY Of the report until Supt. Oaks
told him that the rumOr was true. The
sheriff was overcome with emotion.
tears filling his eyes and it was few
moments before he could speak and
then he said:
This is grand good news, and the
fact that the reprieve has been grant
81 comrensates for the rebuke which
Governor Rell administered to me and
my deputies. yesterday.
The sheriff then entered the superir-
trndcht's private Office where he called
Governor Bell by telephone. His con-
r"rsation with the governor lasted
some time and il was not until after
O'clock that III" door Of the superin-
trndonts private Office was opened.
states Attorney Cha;. Rachcldcr, to-
""th"r with Il number Of deputy shcr-
IFS and prison officials then discussed
tAr r"irievc Informally, but refused
i that tim" 10 grant Interviews.
shortly after Sheriff reck's arrival
q the prison message was sent TO
Father Delaney, requesting him to
iome to the prison ls soon as possible
and at the same time informing him
that Gov. Bell had granted a stay of
execution. 1t lad been expected by the
CONTINUED on page ~
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Solely for the Purpose Of a New Trial."
Says Gov. Bell Of Vermont.
Outside Complaints Mad No Effect on
the Decision.

Windsor. VT. Few. "a few hours
after receiving the iasi rites Of tn,
Catholic church. AND II, airing her
i'..hrT conieSSuI "cad the prayers for
the dying, Mrs. Mar Rogers. WHO was
ientc!Icrd To die upon tie gaIlnN*. to-
laorrnW AFTERNOON. listened with
ania@ei..ei,t ~ the announcement d.
Ei"h Sn,linf Henry ii. Peek. that COY.
hl'lr: J. Heli had granted her Il re-
pI !evr al fud" months. Tie news
rom Montpelier that the governor had
consented to defer the execution of
DIS. Rogers came as Il surprise. not
Only To The condemned woman. bat an
80 the sheriff. his deputies ANA Gus
rlis"n oti:cidis. rs il mad been gener-
allE accepted by all connected with
n" cIse thdt the governor would r.
fuse 10 Interfere With sentence OF the
courts. The woman in her cell at the
statr prIsun here hai aiiandon-d all
nope o escaping death ami. To-Day. her
spiritual adviser was .un.rluncd to
prcp,r" her fo:' death ANA administer
llle Last consciatiui. Dc HUI. faith.
Preparations Tor the execution III;
cen perfected arm everything al thr
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commemorative. of ,rh.. ,,s,'..,,.., W..
the officials hns;;.,t.l f., h.I:..,., 49,,
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denied woman. however y.,e III, ;n-
.olln.l Or he poverro,.s .,c;i,n ,,,,,
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The area of higl.
pressure and cold weather that occupied
northwestern districts. Wednesday even
ing, has advanced slowly eastward during
The plst "A hours. Tie crest Of the high
.'rea is central tonight over iowa. while
as eastern fro Mt has reached the New
Jersey coast and its southern front cx-
tends almost to the Gulf coast.
Temperatures are below zero as far
south as Missouri and southern Kansas.
and eastward to the upper Ohio valley
1t will lie warmer Saturday ana Sunday
in central and eastern districts.
The winds along the Atlantic coast will
be fresh northwest