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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

TO
Mountain View Heights Addition will
make ghrne fine level Hay View lots
DOUBLE IN VALUE aud give the
home builder quick service direct TO
the heart 81 the city,
CONSIDER THESE FACTS
Largest water main IN the city en-
tending 10 this addition.
Main ihprouEhfhfs to Seattle from ths
north BY this addition
Graded school one block aWaf. New
hiEh school Easy walking distance,
Near Woodland Park
NOTE T1IfH
No Increase price for prospective
value. Absolutely the best and
cheapest lots Tor Haie along this new
car line Easiest terms. isb cash. . %
per month. per cent Interest
INVESTIGATE THIS PROPERTY.
Take Green Lake car to Mountain
View Station. walk weat TO Green
wood Ave.
~ v, ORR a CO.
1nI-t Alaska HutfdiuE.
office on Grounds.
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500 TO t.se-EAar TERMs

Cleared LOTS toxioo. only 10 minutes
ride from Ftrst ave. These lots are
along the Rainier Pianked Boulevard
where values are Jumping on account
% the proposed jackson street re
grade. They are well located for
y. NJ. JORDAN. COLONIAL BLOCK.
Both Phones Isl
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tsHoOM modern cottage. new and mp
to-dats IN all reareets. nauhls walls
aud floors Nice lot t01fH g. 10 al
ley. View street. improvements all
IN and paid NadroHa District Price
E.opo Easy terms.
t-Hoom cottage. two lots. ane block
from car line lot l. fenced aud IN
fruit and fiowerr- Terms can be
had Price fspo
70 acres partly cleared Fine fruit
land. convenient and very good dir
tfict Opposite church. Near stores
and ~ hooi Hest berry district IN
the county Children can attend Sc
attic schools. Price 9 Ice
s.Hoom ~ story house. lots. barn.
shed. A. fruit Trees. flowers. etc
irier ZOO Terms.
The above are all good buys aud We
can arranEe easy terms Ter you.
RAMSEY a BATTLE.
gi-sie New York Block
Phones. Main iess. Ind. AZ -
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Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

Wan, sd. eftiee. Raalsy'a DRUG
Store, Second and Pike. Phones,
Sunset eoeol Ind. iis1
c. N. Lohndroft, cigar store. eiS
Second avenue.
Quaker Drug Store. 1918 First AV.
enue.
p. a. Mullen. sci Ballard avenue.
opposite city hall.
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing stree,
and Fremont avenue.
Thos. Harris. at fessetfles, Rem.
ton.
fiss EAs,lake. Eastlaks Drug Co.
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eonoiALs Enuir AND GARDEN
TRACTS
On the line o. the New nsntan Inter
urban. ~ Georgetown. The street il
naensed and sidewalk 10 tire tracts
ttty water and electricity in New
houses being built Youns frs.It
trees pfs some tracts ulhern hlgkiy
cultivated This ia the place fsr 4
uaAh With small nsAna Fer you can
Fatss All yea eat nna wark il lie
city Only ie minutes rgde frofs PIE.
nssF hauAFv. Terms easy.
A RoniSsoS.
CO.. Alaska Budding
NJ n CRANE q CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
mona Alaska Building.
Tel. Main soi. Ind ga
Ii
LARGE tracts % land. small hoo.~
Cow and - chickens. muHf - sold
this week. price tgla discount fnf
cash or terms. 80 down. 81 per
month. Take car on Washington
street 10 Southeast Seattle. ask fof
cHEAP-Do you like meadow land. All
etearsd and grnheed. rlHht on car
iins and river. close ia. only ~ min.
uten. riarr II 80. yon want 10 see
- n iiipmann Meadow Gardens
pari " old Graham ranch. open f1s
day Get OF az Duwamiah bridge
- see G ID Hiliman ~ Times Hi0ek
NEVER before have people had the
opportunity 20 make % much money
With 80 little IN Southeast Seattle
lots are selling az So up to tn terms
fNaq per week Every lot viii double
IA value N A. munthH. because the
81 because the big trunk sewer i
almost completed. We have 80 min
car service now and will soon have
Is min, service Nov IL the time for
Ypu Lots today and tomorrow only
- up city water. sidewalks aud
ftfeet lights are In and paid for
Come today. take car on Wash. st
90 Southeast Seattle. Seattle Home.
anekers Co IT
b-Haif-acre with t-room house.
city water. Right by the car. At
nrigton Beach 50 down. terms TO
W J. BOWEN.
ga Arcade. Main ise2. If
Tfcff ALDER BOTTOM. very easily
cleared several t-acre tracts, out
near the Intcrurban; 10 each. Easy
ROBERT MALTHY.
ela-g2o-n1 Alaska building. -
SEVERAL CHOICE FIvE-AcRE
THACTS-Out near the iuterurhan.
rich alder land. easily cleared tsso
each. VIII take part payment In
labor on adjoining land.
ROBERT MALTHY.
slp-a0-a2i Alaska Building. "a
A BARGAIN.
tE6a-Fivo acres good level land, walk
ing distance 81 car. driving distance
81 city, free mail delivery. Eruceriea
delivered ~ the door Land selling
All around this FOR ti2s and $50 per
acre. Terms.
CHARLES y. ADAMS.
so Colman Bldg. IT
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ouIoN q COMPANY. INC.

Public improvements 81 high order
benefit any community. aud the part
Of the city go be most benefited ~
the PARK boulevard iH Mu9UIAWh
TERRACE ADDITION.
Take n city map uua trace the route
Of said boulevard HHd Xou will not
find another tract Of land un 10
whole course outside 81 the public
w 91'1i a. hse ,s sR9 s.Fh' ksbblrioN
Then compare NIL VALUES with
VALLEY VALVES throughout the
city ana YOU viii find HILL pHlcEA
four times more than VALLEY
PRICES.
Pursue this course ~ study aud YOU
Will find that we have priced Wood
lawn Terrace Addition homsaitsH, Ia
center ~ best hlFh-up residence dis
trict az isnn than price asked for
low. overflow lots outside the city.
Three car linos IliqiI SCHOOL three
Ward schools city Water. Side
walks. Electric Lights.
LOTS 50 TO 500.
your OWN TERMS.
office and statesmen on the ground
Phone North ~
Green Lake Car 60 FtftIeth st aud
WoudlnWn Station. West To office
Ct Southwest corner Of Woodland
Park
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TWO PRETTY NEW HOMES
si.T5aoo. ite0oo Cash.
And fsnoo Per Month
slx Rooms. bath. Toilet and Bowl
Corner Lot foxii0 70 Alley.
on Madroua Heights.
This IL Snap.
t2l50oo Buys Another beauty.
six Rooms. Beautiful Bath Room.
Terms fsoa0 Cash and
UD0o Per Month.
brand New. Tinted Walls. Shades.
Larac Piazza. Near +. Union Car
Line.
CLIFFORD REALTY TRUST.
1f2-a Globe Block
Main k2iA Ind A lis.
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THREE CRISP sNAPs
7-room modern house az Ballard. for
taoon.
VIII trade our equity for vacant lot
or sell on monthly payments. Lot
taxl0. graded ana severed street, y
block from car line.
Lot Oxi2o. n. 4. Day LIST addition, at
7b1h A low valuation. Eastern owner
says must sell Give me an offer As
pretty lot as YOU Will find In Free
mont
s. 100 for 2 acres with magnificent
view 81 sound and mountains, 3
blocks from Woodland park and car
line All cleared This property In
surrounded with beautiful homes and
Is very cheap.
FIRED 3. FEHREN CO,
li2 Columbia St Main if5. &c
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AUCTION SALE or ELEGANT
TfTRNfTFEE ON TUESDAY. THE
IrH NOVEMBER, At 1870 SHARP.
on the premises. 1857 Main street, the
contents u six furnished rooms. Ele-
CANT oak bed sets. folding bed.
springs. mattreHseft. extension table.
aldeh0ard. dining chairs. elegant par
Tor suite, center tables. fine hall tree.
extra fine carpets. as good ~ new
rugs. lace curtains. iinOleum, Ohio
glass, Ice Dor and other useful ar
ticlsa. T.. O. Hlukerton. auctioneer.
Phones. Main iD0l; Independent 1871.
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Secret of long life. Page G. zee
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HOUSE. s. sell Tor sgW 81 down. SO
monthly. I lets. $50 See Hamburg,
kaufman Station. Green Lake. Ill
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Patent Attorney.

ADAMS 4 BROOKS, reaatsres attor.
ueYa Frank y Adams. 10 yuafa In
Seattle stephen A. Brooks lately ~
Washington. u. G. e.s-s coiman
block
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
The DSiinsator For March.

Containing the first authentic re-
ports Of the Spring and Summer Styl-
cs, the March Delineator is OF special
interest to the woman Of fashion, and
most attractive lumber throughout.
A discussion of "The Use and Abuse
Of Armorial Bearings" hy William
Armstrong CrOZier, is Il noteworthy
contribution, containing fund of in
formation in regard to coat armOr that
is little known or widely disregarded.
N. Hudson M0ore's article on cod
Pewter" the first in Il series on kind
red subjects, will appeal particularly
to collectors, and the story of Char
lotte ElliotL'S famous hymn, Just as |
AM" as related by Allan Sutherland.
is of greatest interest. Other features
are "Ruhert and Clara Schuman, by
Gustav knobb, in the composer 'Sscries.
"The Game of Politics as 1t is PIa, ed
in Washing gton'-and more particular
ly, woman : part in it-by "Alarie Col
umbia," and a reproduction OF minia-
lures from the Marie collection
There are two notable pieces Of fiction
in The Things that are Real,' by
Zona Gale, and Ills Honor vs.. Cupid, -
by Virginia Woodward Cloud in addi-
tion to delightful verse. For the
young folks. l.. Frank Baum gives an
"Animal Fairy Tale" Grace Mac.
Gowan Cooke, Il "Son Riley Rabbit
story, and Lima Beard an amusing pas.
time. There are the usual depart,
mentS, and other matters of interest tC
women within and without their
homes.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Our Strenuous President.
So mote it be.

On Saturday night, January IS. the
president appeared at the Gridiron
club in Washington and made an ad-
dress, which, clever as it was, can not
by the rules Of the club be reported or
repeated. On Sunday morning follow
ing, nnannounced, he appeared at the
Lutheran church and iE Il long address
cXhorted the people of that church to
renew their efforts to care for the i'm
migrants who come to our shores.
His address showed full Familiarity
with the history of the church, an ac-
qualntance with its peculiar tenetS,
and sympathy with its work that few
Of its members could Surl.ass. Monday
morning he took the train for Annapo-
lis in Il snow storm that was fairly Il
blizzard and arriving at the Naval
academy delivered the address to the
graduating class. fastening back to
the train he was hurried to Philadel-
phia and the same evening was the
guest of honor and principal speaker
at the dinner OF the Union League
club. His address was finished, al
most scholarly work and delivered
with no sign of WEAKNESS or tagging
spirit. 1t dealt with the duties of cit
izcnship aud the obligation of voters
TO aid in enforcing the laws and dclin,
ing the rights of corporations and the
individuals OF the country. 1t was one
OF the best speeches he has delivered
since his election and. while never
brilliant, was so direct and simple that
it was received with enthusiasm by his
distinguished audience. n
And all of this writing and deliver
ing of speeches was in addition to the
work he had already done. Congress
had listened to two messages from him
during the DAY after his speech in
Philadelphia. The supreme court had
sustained him in his fight against the
Northern Securities Merger and his
earnest desire to have the participants
in the postal fraud cases properly pun.
iShcd.
Altogether it constitutes Il chapter
of mental and bodily activity, even
though it is but partial record of Il
few strenuous days.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Morgan County Sugar Factory
Assured

Contracts 10 the tune OF lj.o acres
were signed, sealed and delivered to
the Western Sugar company last
Thursday night by the Fort Morgan
improvement Association Before
planting time there will probably be
another thousand acres signed up.
This certainly looks like business.
1t means Il gain in our money circula-
tion OF at least Sl5O,O00 90 this year:
uud this distribution of dollars will 60
To the farmers who raise sugar bccts
within radius of five miles of Fort
Morgan.
1t also means Il sure enough sugar
factory near this bailiwick next year
and largely increased revenue to our
farmers.
Everybody has right to feel good
over the sugar beet proposition. on.--Fort
Morgan Times.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1905.
TELEPHONE NO. 10.
The Denver Post True Prophet.

Last Sundays edition of The Denver
Post contained an item to the effect
that Jalesburg had an arrangement
with the Bocttchcr-Morey syndicate
whereby that syndicate was IA erect a
sugar factory 1T this place for the 1876
beet crop. While the Posts statement
is a little premature, in so far as no
contract with the factory people has
yet been signed by the citizens of tins
county, it is probably true prophecy
Of what will occur.
The Advocate has no doubt but
thatt the Havcmcyer sugar trust, which
is represented in Colorado by the
Eoettclier. Morey syndicate has select
ed Sedgwick county Is location for Il
sugar factory. 1t is known to these
pcoplc that no better bcets were ever
raised in the South Pi;tte valley than
those raised in this county during the
last two years. 1t is also known to
these people that there is an ahund-
auce of land tributary to Julesburg to
support Il sugar factory. And it is
further known to them that the com
plctiun of the .IuIeshurg reservoir will
insure plenty Of water for the growing
of beets There is consequently but
one thing lacking to secure the CON
structon of u sugar factory in this
county. That one thing is Il sufficient
numbe: of farmers to raise the bccts.
Time-and, we believe, a very short
time-will overcome this difficulty,
and sugar factory will follow. Hence
we say that the item in the Post Is Il
true prophecy of what will occur next
year.
So mote it be.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Durum. 4 Spring Wheat For Dry
Farming in Colorado.

Two years ago, the Colorado Expert
meut Station, cooperating with tho
L. ;. Department of Agriculture, sent
seed durum Macaronil w!lea to care.
fuI farmers well distributed over east
ern Colorado where dry farming is
practiced.
Millcrs of Colorado urge farmers in
the irrigated grain regions of the stat
to grow Defiance as their spring wheat
and Turkey Red as winter wheat
since these give most satisfactory
milling returns.
1t is believed that duran wheat il
not adapted for wet farming cundi-
tiunS. but that it can be successfully
crown in many parts Of our semi-arid
lands where other wheats cannot be
grown. This will add many thousand
acres to the wheat acreage of Color
ado.
1t has been demonstrated that profit
able yields can be obtained frcm dur
um wheat when the seed bed is care
fully prepared on the thorough tillagc
system.
Many farmers wish seed durum this
coming season and it seems desirable
to obtain a good quality of seed, from
which satisfactory returns may reas-
onably be expected.
The Agricultural Section of the Ex-
pertinent Station is in correspondence
with parties having good quality Of
pedgreed kubanEa durum for sale
There are fifteen varieties OF durum
grown IN this country United States
but kubauka durUm has good milling
qualities and seems well adapted u
our Colorado conditions.
The station proposes to procure this
seed at as reasonable rate as possible
and sell it at cost to farmers who de.
sire durum seed wheat.
A small acreage is recommended fOI
the first season. Under dry farming
conditions 80 to go pounds is sufficient
to seed an acre. This should be suwn
with Il drill on thoroughly pulveriZed
well tirmed soil as early in the spring
climatic and soil conditions will per
init.
Readers of this paper who desire the
Experiment Station to Obtain seec
durum wheat are requested to fill out
the accompanying blank and send it II
w. III. DIN. Experiment Station, Agrl
cultural College, Fort collins, Color
ado.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Perfect Confidence

Where there used To be a feeling of
uneasiness and worry in the household
when L child showed symptoms Of
Group. there is now perfect confidence.
This is owing to the uniform success
Of Chamberlain Cough Remedy in
the treatment of that disease. Mis-.
NJ |. Basford. of PoUlesville, Mary
land, in speaking of her experience in
the use of that remedy says: Il have
Il world of confidence in Chamberlain .
Cough Remedy, for | have used it with
perfect success. My child Garland is
subject to severe attacks of Group, and
it always gives him prompt relief y
For sale by G.. Layelic.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Notice of Guardians Sale Of Real
Estate.

In the Matter of the Guardianship
Of Ray r. Upson, Bessie r. Upson and
Daniel ID. Upson. Minors.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned as guardian of the estate
of Ray r. Epson, Bessie r. Upson and
Daniel D. UpsoD, minors, aud under
the order Of the County Court Of
Sedg County, Colorado. made and
entered February ith A, D. 1905, au-
thorizing and directing the sale Of the
real estate of Ray r. Upson, Bessie II.
Ur>on and Daniel D. Upson, Minors.
(Which real estate is hereinafter de-
scribed) for the purpose of placing the
proceeds of such sale in interest bear
ing security, and also under the further
order of said Court made and entered
of record on the 4th day of February
A d. 1905, will on Saturday, March
4th a. D. 1905. beginning at the hour
of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and until
3 o'clock in the afternoon Of said day
at the Office of w. II. Pound, in Jules
burg, in Sedgwick County, Colorado,
receive bids on the following described
real estate and sell said real estate at
private sale for the highest and best
price offered, as per said Court Order
and in no event for less than the ap-
praised value thereof, to-wit: The
undivided three e-twentieths interest in
the Northwest quarter Of Section
Fourteen 14) in Township Eleven
iu1) North OF Range Forty-seycn 90
| West of the 9th p. NJ. in Sedgwick
County. Colorado.
And upon the failure to sell said
property, or at the time set for said
sale if l shall deem it for the best
! interest Of all parties concerned in
such sale, that such sale should be
postponed ! will continue or adjourn
the same from time to time until such
sale is accomplished, but in no case
shall the sale be continued or ad djOurned
exceeding three months from the first
date set for such sale.
That the terms on which said land
are to be sold, are cash. to be paid by
the purchaser on the day the sale is
made. Such sale TO be subject to the
approval of the county court OF Sedg-
wick county, Colorado.
Dated Julesburg Scdgwick county,
Colorado, February 4th A. d. 1905.
PHlLo B. UpsoN, Guardian
of the Estate of Ray r. Upson, Bessie
Il. Epson and Daniel D. Upson,
Minors.
First publication February 10, 1905.
Last publication March 3, 1905.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Grave Trouble Forcsecn

1t needs but little foresight, to tell
that when your stomach and liver are
badly affected, grave trouble is ahead.
unless you take the proper medicine
for your disease, as Mis-. John A.
Young, of Clay, New York, did. She
says: II had neuralgia OF the liver
and stomach, my heart was weakened.
and could not eat. l was very bad
for long time. but in Electric Bittcrs
| found just what | needed, for they
quickly relieved and cured me- Best
medicine for weak women. Sold under
guarantee by G. Lavel!e, druggist.
80 cents a bottle.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Gill Receives Sentence.

Frank Gill, convicted of voluntary
nan>!aughter in the killing Of Sales
something over Il year ago, was called
before Judge Armour "Wednesday
evening and sentenced to from four
and half to seven years i'll the peni-
tcntiary. M further effort will he
made in his behalf Saturday a mo
tion for new trial WAS filed, but it
was done simply as precautionary
measure in event that the sentence Of
the court should seem To the attorneys
to be excessive. so that further action
might be taken If deemed advisable. -
Sterling Advocate.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Ecat with lone Sail,

1t has long been hpown that boat
sail shaped something like a japanese
umbrella would practically do ava
with all danger of a boats Capsizing
as the force OF the wind on it would
have no tendency to incline the boat
But no such sail had been founi unit.
an English inventor made what he
terms 'cyclone sail" 1t resembles
a huge. fiat sunshade pierced with
holes and tilted slightly to one side o.
its handle, which represents the mast
of the beat.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
When Lorg Sermons Prevailed.

A Scotch preacher, not in the pres,
ent degenerate age, has been known
to preach from five to six hours at a
stretch, and sometimes, when one
preacher had finished his sermon an
other would begin. and there would
be a succession of preachers, deliver
ing sermon upon sermon, until the in
happy congregations were kept listen
ing to the Word" for as many as te:.
hours without !; break.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
RAUTH BROS,
School Notes.

New books have been received
by the high school.
Ethel and Wilma Piercy were
absent Wednesday.
Frances Miller was absent last
Wednesday afternoon.
The Gilbert and Ingram child
rem started to school last Mon
day.
May Ball was absent Tuesday
afternoon on account of sick
ness.
The different rooms were dis
missed early Wednesday on ac-
count of the storm.
Following are the names of the
children that had Il perfect attend
ance during the month of January
Bernice McNew, Frances Harris
on, Laura Labaree, Clyde Policy,
Esther Frederick, Margaret Mel
son, Harold Law, Lewis Love
land, Robert Walrath. Ray John
son, Erwin Law, Charles Slus-
ser.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Fraud Exposed

a few countcrfeitrrs have lately
been making and trying to sell imita-
tions of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. and
other medicines, thereby defraudins
the public. This is to warn YOU to
beware of such people, who seek to
profit, through stealing the reputation
of remedies which have been success
fully curing disease for over thirty-tive
years. sure protection to You, is
our name on the wrapper. Look for it,
on all DR.. Kings, or Bucklen's rene
dies. as all others are mere limitations.
H. e. BUCkLEN & co. Chicago.
Illinois, and Windsor, Canada, G.
Laycilc.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Republican Banquet.

The Republican State Central Com
mittec has announced u banquet to be
held at the Brown hotel in Denver on
Saturday night, February II, in honor
of the republican members of the leg
islature.
1t will be known as the Lincoln day
banquet. but as Lincoln's anniversary
falls on Sunday, the l2th, the function
will be given on Saturday night. The
banquet. which will be complimentary
to The republican aSsemblymen, will
doubtless be one Of the most enjoyable
and largely attended gatherings of the
kind held in Denver for many years.
While no formal invitations will be is
sued to other than the assemblymcn
the committee extends Il cordial invi.
tation to every republican in the state
To join in making the occasion Il happy
and successful one. The cost will be
So co per plate. Prominent orators of
the party will be in attendance and
make addresses.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Tapestry paints at the Jules
burg Drug Company's.
When You Have u Cold

The first action when you have a
cold should be to relieve the lungs.
This is best accomplished by the free
This remedy liquittes the tough mu-
cous and causes its expulsion from the
air cells of the lungs, produces a free
eXpectoraton. and opens the secre-
tions. y complete cure soon follows.
This remedy will eur a severe cold in
less time than any other treatment
and it leaves the system in a natural
and healthy condition. 1t counteracts
any tendency toward pneumonia. For
sale by G.. Lavelle.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-10
Another Case OF rheumatism Cured by
ChnnhcTlnin'S PIin knlm

The efficacy of Chambcrlain'S Pain
Balm in the relief of rheumatism is
being demonstrated daily. Parker
Tripctt, of Grigsby, Virginia, says
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave
him permanent relief from rhcuma-
tfsm in the back when everything else
failed. and he would not be without it,
For sale by q. Lavellc.