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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20
HAVE YOU WEAK
LUNGS?
DO You Fear Consumption7

Whom YOU take into consideration tn,
fact that one out of every seven in thi
climate die Of consumption, Is Il am
wonder that IL is feared by the peopl,
Of salem who have weak lungs an,
chronic colds and coughsi" said Mr.
Putnam, our local druggist. TO Capita
Journal reporter.
"A famous London physician has foi
years urged his patients. when IN,
slightest tendency TO consumption ap
poarcd, TO take all the cod liver oil
possible into their systems, and ply
sic,ans everywhere have recognized IL,
value for coughs, colds. bronchitis, con
sumption aud all wasting diseases, but
unfortunately, few could take il and
derive any benefit from it's use, ON ae
count of the indigcstiblc grease which
IL contained.
" Now. - continued Mr.. Putnam, 81
want every person In salem 10 know
the value OF our new cod liver oil prep.
aratiou, NinoL Il actually contains, in
a concentrated form, all the body build.
ing elements Of cod liver oil actually
taken from fresh Gods livers. without
drop Of oil or grease 20 upset the
stomach and retard its work.
Therefore, wherever OLD fashioned
cod liver oil or emulsions viii 40 asod.
Ninol will DO Tar more good We guar
antec Niuol will improve the appetite.
strengthen digestion, make rich. red
hlood, create strength. cure chronic
coughs aud colds and strengthen weak
lungs
"Wc have letters from people who
have been given up to'die in consump
tlon and claim 20 have bccu cured by
Nlaol Amoag others is the followiu
from Mrs ), n, Rrown, of Anderson,
lna.i
80 Our daughter was on TIC verge of
the grayv with consumption our fam.
ily physician said she could not pos
sihly recover she MAS ~ weak Ne
oould Gals give her half ,caspoonful
81 port wine AT time this beiag tho
only thing that she could take into her
stomach. We tried Ninol. however.
aud, after takiag several bottles oar
daughter Mas up and taking hcs meals
regularly, aud Is uow a. heAlthy as she
ever was We hops ether dear oncs may
be sayc,l As oar was and words are ID.
adequate 30 express our gtstiluie to
'ou aud NouF splendid soJ liver ch
preparation. Niuol
III Ninol fails o. give Satisfaction
10 oar eus,omcrs wc Fctvrn your meu
~ vithou, question
q. ". PUTNAM Druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20

The cause of this complaint is not ii
the head at all, it comes from the stom
ach. A stomach that has become clog
ged from over eating, drinking or abuse
in any manner, will warn you by bring
ing on sick headache. Cure the pains
and distress in the stomach, and the
headache stops Of itself. All bilious at
tacks, DYSPEPSIA belching, bad taste il
the mouth, muddy complexion and yell
low eyes, are cured by this remedy. It
is called DR.. Gum IS Improved Liver
Pills, one for dose, and is sold by
druggists all over the U. s. for 25c per
box. For sale by DIR. s. G. Stone, drug.
gist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20
Plat aALARY BILL.

The early passage of this bill should
encourage people 10 believe that this
was a business session Of the legisla.
tuna
The question whether II shall 20 In.
60 effect now or two years hence Is not
80 ,mportant as the passage Of the bill.
Tho disposition Of tho fees aud emol.
cmepts Of the several state officers In
raSo the bill passes will naturally fol.
low.
The simple provision Is made that
they shall turn all fees, perquisites,
umoluments and incomes from their of.
fees into the state treasury.
Thai will be enough 20 guide any
honest man holding Office under that
law, as the clear intent Of the legisla-
turo IL that salaries shall be fixed aud
limited
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20

The Journal had senator Carter Ia.
Gated at the y. G. Cross residence,
whom Il should have had Rcpresonta.
tive Carter located there. Reprcsen,
taiive Carter has been getting all kinds
of telephone calls that be could not
understand. one was why his colleague
In tho house had put In such drastic
bin 10 regulate the use Of telephones Ia
eNtain houses in the city Another
was from party who wanted a short
loan from tho banker from Jackson
ceahiy Some farmers In Polk county
demanded 10 know II, under bis new
game hill, they would have a right to
hnRt coons after midnight Carter of
honton has requested us TO say that hc
h not Garter of jackson, nor jackson
Of Carter, bot Carter from Soap Greek
precinct. ncnton county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20
nent Hor Double

81 knew no ono Tor four weeks when
I was aick with typhoid and Kidney
tToublo, writes Mrs Annie Hunter,
ef Pittaburg Pa, "and when l GOT
better, although l had one of the best
doctors l could got, was ben, double
and had 10 rest my hands on my
haoos when ! walked. From this ter.
yihie atiilctlon I was rescued by cleo.
trie nitisra which restored my
health aRd s,rength. and now can
walk ~ straight aa ever TAey are
simpiy wondeFful" Guaranteed 60
cure stomach, liver aud kidaey disor,
desa AZ ,, @ rerry's drug store
Price, b0e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20
BeaufN
Your GOEagE0Fe FeSII0H
Without Cost

cord to-day for a 75c. set Of GA
.eItb Treatment FREE.
uave clear, healthy scalp, beautf.
,osv si{in. luxuriant hair.
VDandruff. Failing Hair and all dIseal
of scalp. skin and blood are due to Tefu
Xrd sISinheaIth Treatment is the ~
Safe quick, permanent, economical cnl
S'9ro nroye its merits we will give n
obsoIiitely FREE the first set OF sl,Y
bc1Ifh Treatment II you will use n
SIrinhenIth Treatment consists
1iARFINA SOAP-medicated, deodoI
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toilet nursery, scalp, hair and for baSv
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cerm-killer and Skin Healer. For
stin soreness. A sovereign remedy
piiss Softeng, soothes and heals.
ASKiNHEALTH TABLETS-Veget
cbocolate-coated. Destroy all disease n
crobes purify and vitalize the blood. 4
III YOU have never tried Slktnb eal1
treatment, send us this coupon and 4
will mail you an order on your drugs
Tor full size set, and will pay the drpI
rist ourselves for It,.
Tt's FREE gift to prove the wond.
mi movers of SkinheaIth TreatmeJ
as a skin, scalp and blood cleanser.
complexion, hand and hair beautifier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20

STRIKE
SPREADS

Berlin, Jan. 20.-The coal strike
which has been spreading throughou
the mining districts of Germany, hal
resulted in further bloodshed. A clasl
has occurred between the police and
miners, near Mont Cents, and two art
killed and 20 injured. Al
Dorstfelt there has been conflicts of
minor nature in many districts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20
SOLDIERS
HOME
REPORT
Kindly Relations Between Ie.
cOmmandant Elder and the
Old Soldiers

Manifest discipline has been HAN
..inod in a firm but kindly way an
omhors seemed to have assisted Il
tbot direction by their conduct 10
Yards the officers as well as among
themselves Comradeship marked IN
tercourse, and the evidence of the olo
kindly feeling kindled during 'Ht
march. the fight, and in the camp, was
apparent on every hand.
At the date of closing this report
sortember 30. 19O4,the record shows a
membership of 192 in the aggregate
The record of gains and losses from
September 80, 1902, to the correspond
inc date of 1904, exhibits an actual
Gain of SO members, and shows an ag'
gregate membership September 80
1902, of 90. The gains for the twenty
four months were 1O4, making total
cain of 200. The losses were 6S, leav'
ing 1872 as of September 80, 1904. In
this connection notice is directed to
the significance of the small number
discharged because of violation of the
rules, being but 5, and the losses be-
cause of absence without leave being |
but 4. The record showing is very |
,reditable to the character of member
ship, especially when compared with
he number of discharges by request,
md of course, honorable, amounting to
i3. The losses by death were l6. This
ecord of gains and losses includes
MEMBERS who were mustered into the
ervice of the United States, and for
hose maintenance the state receives
id from the government, as well as
le Indian War veterans, for whose
laintenance no government aid is re-
lived. The Indian War veterans at
le home September 80, 1902 numbered /
J. The increase by admission and re- 6
lmission was 10. Losses by request
scharges, absent without leave, and {
cath number 10, leaving 26, the same L
} at the beginning of the two years |
'reby covered. i
In conclusion, among the large num-
n of veterans now at the home petty q
is difficult to find, showing b
it does appreciation by the members 6
the treatment and care bestowed
'on them and encouraging the offic.
5 in their work. In these respects the =
me has had, and continues to have, :
number of men of culture and abil. :
=, dimmed only by age, and hardship :
Idured in youth or maturing years.
the number are those whose past
yes have been identified with the best
'rt of the states history, embracing
dges, lawyers, men of affairs and
erchants. A considerable per cent
ere, at the outbreak of the Civil War
Hers of the coil, that vocation pre-.
'minating.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20

brought to bear to give it to BROWNE, me-.
rbo has always had it in the Pas'
Then the hottest seeker on the VA,
80 o,,rmsd lest he fell to get it ana
ends word to the big guns that II 'n'
r.ilro,ds would give him a certain
amount and the sole power 10 i''I,
pas.ss for certain county he wouiu
WELD it to Brownell. This was mug
aanuv declined. and the railroad men
set the new pace that not d0llar
should be spent or paid for any man 10
49, or mot TO have that ehairmanship'
OF course, this is all on the Q. T.
AN EX MEMBER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20

NERVES
DISTRESSING TROUBLES LEFT BY
ST. v1TUs AND GRIP
Woman Afflicted for Years by Strange
Spells Of Weakness and NumonesS
Receivers Perfect Health. /.

| When she was I0ui -ttH FN''4'
Mrs. Ida L. Brown had st, Eitus
dance. She finally got over the most
noticeable features Of the strange all
ment. but she Was still troubled by
very uncomfortable sensations, which
lher doctor was unable to master. She
recently described them as follows;
zone hand. half Of my face, and
isalf Of nv tongue would get cold and
Iuumb. These feelings would come on
gradually, last for about ten minutes,
and then 20 away. They would occur
several times a day. Besides l would
have palpitation of the heart, and q
great deal of melancholy, and l would
suddenly grow weak without any ap-
parent reason, and my strength would
get so low that I could hardly breathe.
1 had these uncomfortable spells dur
ing a great many years, and as time
went on they kept coming oftener and
growing worse instead Of better. The
numbness would sometimes extend over
half my body"
Asked how she got rid of these per. I
sistent and yexatious troubles Mrs.
Brown said: "It seemed for a long c
time as if | never could get rid of I
them took many different remedies :
during many years, but while 1 some. a
times got little relief, the spells came d
back again. II was not until about d
six years ago that found remedy a
for nervous disorders that had virtue h
enough in it TO reach my ease. That
was DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale b
People and they have since entirely g
cured me-. a
"Did it take long to effect cureP" o.
"Nol very short time really. l u
hadn't taken the whole of the first Ell
box before | saw a great improvement h
in my condition. So I kept on using a
them, growing better all the time, until it
! had taken not more than eight boxes e
and then was perfectly well, and L
have remained in good health ever Ii
since with one exception" p
What was thati" j
"Oh! that was when | had the grin. II
about three years ago, I was in bed, "
under the doctors care for two weeks 4
When got up had dreadful attacks d
nf dizziness. The doctor thought he
understood the cause, but his medicine
lidn't do me much good. Whenever
was taken with dizzy spell, I had
10 grasp hold Of something right away
NJ | would simply fall right down. I :
Mas Just miserable and when I saw r
he doctor was not helping ME, I be-.
gan TO take DR.. Williams Pink Pills
again In short time they cured me
" '"at trouble, too, and | have never |
'ad any dizzy spells since. l certainly !
'av" good reason to think well Of DR. II
Williams Pink Pills, and I have rec,
.mm'nded them to many acquaint.
.Aces."
Mrs Brown lives at No. l7O5 Ds
N't street Mattoon, Illinois DR.. vii. Il
iam' Pink Pills have cured ordinary
'e''ous troubles, such as restlesspess
.''aa'he' neuralgia and even martial
''-'N0s and locomotor ataxia. They
'e without an equal for the fapil and /,
a''''gh cure Of nervous prostrai,p.l /
n'' eNpel the poison left in the svs
q" 10y such diseases as grip and Ar.
-' '''' ~ toni,s ip an eases Of ve,t
sd Ihei' reputation is such h,,
-rl are sold by every Irurgis,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20
X-RAYS

For candidate who was picked up
at the eleventh hour and made speak.
er, Mr.. Mills is doing pretty well. lie
seems TO have the confidence and sup.
port Of the house.
a special committee reported in fa-
vor OF creating the eighth judicial dis
triet, making more Offices for lawyers.
OF course, they will pass.
The house is in no hurry to reach
senate billa The house prefers 20
play it's own game, instead of playing
In the senate's back yard.
Friday morning the party leaders OF
the house squaroly locked horns
Smith and Linthicum, OF the judiciary
Both spoke well, and the
house voted with Linthicum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20
NeeessArY RanAln MaAa

The rails AZ SAe curve AZ ths cor
pVr ~ Commercial aad State sigee,
were takca up and repairs na1e this
naFuing sagsag sllgh, irFcgalariiy
in ihe car soryles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20

Chester McGee, who is a sailor ii
Uncle Sans navy, is in the city, visit
ing his old friends. His father, Sam
McGee, formerly lived here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20
nm 0APnoN TNsURANon BIZ

This 10 the most important insurance
hill before this legislature.
II makes combinations 60 FIX ytcs Of
insuranee unlawful, aud would serious.
~ affect rates for the benefit Of the
policy holder.
II is charged that few large insur.
anec companies have Oregon by the
throat, aud have advanced rates in
mAny instances.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20

'A',as 'ae o'y saeall can a, "a.
.' heraFy re1us all ,Asn ,.,. II
'''As' % "raraial" 20 sil ,,. NJ
maas tlah '-s No.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20
SCOTS EMULSION
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion

the old story, told times
without number and repeated
over and over again for the
last thirty years. But it's
always a welcome story to
those in need of strength and
health. There's nothing in
the world that stops wasting
diseases as quickly as Scots
Emulsion.
Wen ,snd you sample, free
SCOTT & BOVINE, so Pearl Street, New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20
Cut Out This Coupon,

Fiji out the blanks and mail to the PHI
Hay Specialties Co., Newark, New Jersey.
Ny disease is.,.....,..,....... is
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you will send me a Toe. set free will use Il.
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This offer may not appear again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-20

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Evening journal., 1905-04-21
EPwoRrH NJ. D. cHuRcH.

The Rev l.. i. Corkran, pastor.
The large chorus choir OF Epworth
M. Z. Church. corner Tenth and Lom-
bard streets. is preparing an elaborate
Easter program for both morning and
evening services. which will include
the following numbers: Old Easter
anthem, He Is Risen. Billings; anthem,
And. Behold. I am Alive Forevermore,
Shippers: chorus. Rejoice! the Lord is
Risen. j. Lincoln Hall; anthem, o
joyful Soundil O. Glorious Hour;
Gloria Paui. Mrs. Carrie b. Adams;
offertory. Lift UP Your Heads. EN-
erson; sermon by pastor; chorus,
Christ our Passover. Chapple. The
choir will be assisted by Messrs. VIII
liam and Melvin Anderson, with cor
met and baritone instruments, respect
lively.
The membership Of the choir is as
follows: Director, George T.. King; or
ganist. Mrs. Emma Saxton; sopranos
! Mrs. Emma Anderson. Mrs. J.. p.
Corkran, Mrs Elizabth Booker; Mrs
/ Elizabeth Cam. Mrs. Hattie Lane
Mrs. Lottie Price, Mrs. Josephine
White, Mrs. Sallie Toland, Miss Lulu
CLARK. Miss Elizabeth Moore, Miss My
ra Bates and Mrs. Susie White; altos
Mrs. Emma Owens, Mrs. Georgia king
Mrs. Gula Shipley. Misses Pearl Book
Ter, Louisa Gee, Whey Clark and TDlis
lClarlS; tenors. Charles +. Anderson
David Baker George b. Booker VIII
liam =. White; bassos, John a. Book
err William Mask, Theodore ID. Ship
LEY. John White, Jr., Harvey Booker
land William S. Anderson; soloists
Mrs. Emma Anderson, Mrs. Sallie To
Hand, Miss Viney Clark, Miss Elizabeth
Moore. John A. Booker and Davi'
Baker.
The Easter program of the Sunda!
school win be given on Sunday even
ling, the 30th instant. and will be yer.
! interesting; an envelope Easter offer
ing win also be made at that time b,
the school.
/ The choir viii give a concert a
/ lPennsgrove on Saturday evening, Ma
! l13. leaving here on the steamer III
) rica.
Continued on Fourth Page.)
Evening journal., 1905-04-21
LOAN ORDINANCE
READ AND REFERRED
Measure Provides for Borrow
ing $4,000 for Street and
Sewer Department

The ordinance providing for a loan or
$50 900 for the street and Sewer pepart-
ment 10 make improvements to city
streets and sewers was read at last nights
meeting of city Council and referred TO
the law and finance committees. IL Is eN-
pected that the measure will be passed az
the next meeting and referred TO the
mayor for his approval.
CITY Treasurer Mammele reported a
balance IN bank OF si5,s3654 Receipts for
the week were: Eugene M. sayers, sisj3.Sl;
George II. Mccall, $50.
A communication was received from
Andrew y. sanborn representing the y.
IS O. Railroad Company requesting that
Council return to that corporation S'o.s9
representing three years taxes paid on
two lots at Thirteenth and Lincoln
streets. The petitioners contend that the
lots IN question are assessed 10 william
Freebooter. The matter was referred to
the finance committee.
Mr.. TAYLOR Of the Seventh ward pre-
sented "a bill of ss25.3S from William r.
clayton for four months services as
Clerk OF Former Tax Collector Thomas s
Lewis. rendered IN the latter part OF 1902
Mr.. TAYLOR said he understood that there
was a misunderstanding and as the BIZ
had been presented several times h'
thought Council should take some action
The matter was referred TO the finance
and law committees.
Evening journal., 1905-04-21
FILED IN
. Involuntary BANKRUPTCY
Creditors of Hauber and
Hoffman Company Bring
Action in Federal Court

Christopher l.. Ward, representing
"a number of creditors of the Hauber
and Hoffman Company filed a petit
ton in United States Court yesterday
requesting the court to declare the in
solvent concern involuntary bankrupts.
April 27 was fixed as the date for the
defendant company to make answer to
the petition.
The wilmington Trust Company was
recently appointed receiver for the
concern in Chancery Court The
United States Court has now appoint
ed William +. Kurtz receiver in bank
ruptcy to take charge of the. estate un-
til the petition is dismissed or trustee
qualified. He was instructed by the
court to petition the Chancery Court
to turn the estate over to him and
this was done. He also gave bond in
the sum % $1,000.
The petitioners whom Mr.. Ward rep
resents contend that the defendant
company committed an act of bank.
ruptey when It asked the ChancerS
Court for the appointment Of re-
cever.
Evening journal., 1905-04-21
HEAVY FINE IMPOSED
ON IRA |. ORUMMOND
Assaulted Another Man in
March and immediately
Left Wilmington

Ira L. Drummond. a young man, was
fined $50 and costs and sentenced to
thirty days imprisonment at the work
house in City Court today for assault
ing a drug clerk in the employ Of DR..
Peter A. NJ. Rovitti, at Sixth and Tat
nall streets, on March 81 last. The as
sault occurred at Fourth and Orange
streets at night and though the VIC
tim was only struck once, he remained
IN an unconscious condition for thirty
six hours.
Drummond was with Sallie Boyce, a
young woman, who testified that while
Drummond was fixing to his brother
across the street, the prosecuting wit
ness approached her and made an in
sultiug remark. She said that Drum
lmond then walked across the street
and struck the man. knocking hin
down. DR.. Rovitt testified that his
clerk could speak no English at al
and was respectable and had no bad
habits.
Drummond left Wilmington imme
diately after the affair.
Roberta Wilson was charged b.
clara Wright. of No. 623 Madison
street. with disorderly conduct an'
was fined $40 and costs. The case o
Mary Stringfellow. charged with vic
Hating the milk ordinance. was contin
ued for two weeks at the request o
lher counsel J. Frank Ball.
Evening journal., 1905-04-21
JUMPED OVERHEARD
TO ESCAPE ARREST
Pennsgrove Man Eluded Po-
liceman by Deliberately
Plunging Into River

Charles r. Pedrick Of Pennsgrove,
the man who jumped of the steamer
Ulrica to escape arrest while the ves-
sci was lying at King street wharf yes
terday afternoon. was arraigned In
city Court today on charge of
but was discharged. He
looked none the worse Tor his plunge
into the river though he narrowly es-
capped drownins
Pauolmen Aiken and Burchinal FIRST
noticed pedrick at Front and French
streets. lie was causing disorder bur
q officers learning that the man WAS
from penuserove directed him 10 King
street wharf When pedrick boarded
THE umlca be- proceeded TO cause more
trouble. and then officer Aiken went
aboard no arrest him.
pedrick saw the policeman first
however. and then began a chase
around the boat AT first pedrick held
bis own. but the officer was gaininl
and when be was about TO grasp hi.
man. the latter deliberately plunge,
into the river. lie quicly came ar
but splashei and spluttered and mad'
no effort 10 swim to save himself Hi
position WINS danEcrous and the police
linen and The crew Of the boat sc
lahout to save him They tossed bin
lnanks and ropes and with consdefabl
.ld.lltllty .sll..I sllIlil ..ial ~ ~ a
lie spent the night an the police SEA
ltlou.
Evening journal., 1905-04-21
Notwithstanding Assur-
anCes From Paris Of
No Violations Of Inter
national Law, Rojest-
vensky IS Probably at
Kamranh Bay
# Grave Consequences
Should Result to Rus
sia, the Japanese
Declare That France
Alone Will be Respon-
sibIe

Toxic April a. $50 "a. m.-The lap
anese regard the Kamranh Bay Incl
dent with growing feelings Of tesent-
ment and bitterness towards France.
II is popularity believed that the Rus
sian neet is still az Kamranh BAY and
Is making the freost possible use OF the
port The demands for strong action
on The part OF Japan are daily grow
ing louder
Political parties and other organlza-
tious are passing resolutions condemns
ing Frances alleged violation OF neu-
iraliiy. It is proposed to hold great
ponul4r demonstration.
The Nichl Nichl today asserts that
the evidence Is conclusive that Admi-
ral RojestvensSy Is using Kamranh
Bay as an actual base for belligerent
action.
The 1851 discusses Frances historic
cal attitude on the question OF neu-
irilty and insists that the use OF
kamranh Bay enhances Admiral Ro-
jest venskys fighting capacity and Of
fers facilities for warlike preparations.
Continuing it says H. from the COM
lplication, grave consequences result to
Russia, France .wlll be responsible.
a former Cabinet Minister discuss-
ling the lcident today said:
i we are keenly anxious to avoid in
lvolylng others but we are bound to
lrroloct out right III France gives
lRussia the use Of Kamranh Bay why
, cannot England allow us to use Honr
I rs UIE. PA