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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
MILLER RIDES
MANY WINNERS
MAKES WONDERFUL RECORD
AT BENNINGS
Mcdaniel, Who Will Mount at Ascot,
is Also Well Up Among
the Successful
jockeys

Walter Miller completed the remark
able record of winning twenty-nine out
of the seventy-five fiat races on the
program of the Washington Jockey
clubs fall meeting at Benning.
On one occasion the little marvel
swept the card, winning five straight
races, and two other days Miller had
the mount on thre winners. His record
is far and away ahead OF any rider at
Benning, as it was much better than
any other jockey on the metropolitan
tracks.
The little Hebrew Jockeys riding
methods have been criticised and
praised in the press of the country. He
has been accused of "get there" tactics
with little regard for the life and limb
OF his rivals, but all have to admit that
Miller is a remarkable Jockey, pos
sessed of rare ability.
Careful students of the young mans
success at Benning place the secret of
his winnings in the manner in which
he gets his horse away at the barrier.
Mlllers characteristic ride is to get
away flying and hold his place If the
instructions are to keep his horses nose
In front. If the horse is not up to such
a race he is willing to follow pace until
well into the stretch, when he comes
from behind again and is usually strong
enough to get home a length or two to
the good.
Notter is his closest rival at Benning,
the little German winning on ten
horses. HITLER, 1t must be admitted had
the best mounts at Benning, but none
of his races were won without an ex-
hibition of skill.
Jockey Noone, the Washington lad
who is riding for Willie Shields, did
Well on his seven mounts, riding Hol-
seher twice and finishing three times
out of the other five in the money. Me-
Daniel who left after the first few
days to ride at New Orleans, finished
first on four horses and managed to
get in the money seven times on his
other twenty mounts. Had Mcdaniel
remained 1t is possible that his record
iwould have been next to that OF Mil
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
TRACK SEASON
IS USHERED IN
THIRD U. S. C. ACADEMY CLASS
VICTORIOUS
Wind Makes Fast Time Impossible at
University IntercIass Meet-Len-
nox and Richardson Win
Easily

The University of Southern Califor-
MIA ushered in the track season yes
terday afternoon on her field by an
exciting interclass meet in which the
third academy class was victorious by
a score of 65 points as against the
freshmen score of II. The law school
was third with Is points to its credit.
The day was raw and damp, a cold
wind blowing directly in the faces of
the sprinters. This, together with the
short time for preparation, made good
records impossible in any of the
events.
Lennox and Richardson were not
pressed in their races and as both are
their future worth by yesterdays per-
formances. Estopy, in the distance
events, showed a clean pair of heels
to the other contestants and bids fair
to become a good distance man. AS
a whole the work was very ragged.
Summary:
12O-yard high hurdles-Elliott, Len
nox, Comstock. Time, 16 AS.
16-pound hammer throW-Richard-
Z inches; second, III feet 8 inches.
100-yard dash-Schute, Cooper, Rick
ard. Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
1-mile run-Estopy, Newmire, Gar
butt Time, minutes 13 seconds.
440-yard dash - Lennox, Thompson,
Curl. Time So seconds.
220-yard dash - Cooper, Schultz,
Thompson. Time. "a 3-5 seconds.
16-pound shot put - Richardson,
Comstock, Custin. Distance, 36 feet
inches.
Two-mile run-Estopy, Newmire,
Nordahl. Time, II minutes So seconds.
High jump-Richardson, Comstock,
Haigler. Height, feet inches.
SS0-yard dash-Klitten, Schaeller,
Garbutt. Time. 2 minutes 80 seconds.
120-yard low hurdles-Lennox, Ell
lott, Burek Time. IA 2-5 seconds.
Pole vault-Richardson Wirsching,
Comstock. Height, 10 feet.
Broad jump-Chandler, Richardson,
Richards. Distance, 10 feet inches.
The SS0-yard relay race was won by
the third academy class, the college
seniors second and the sophomores a
close third.
Timers-Holmes, Clark and Bovard.
Judges-Whlte. Willett and Brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
MRS. MATTHEW'S
TAKES HONORS
JOCKEY MILLER RIDES AN
OTHER WINNER
Eight to One Shot Gets Away Badly
In Fast Company in the Third
Event, but Wins in
Drive
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1s-Ntrs
Matthews, a good running foaI tools
the honors in the third event at Em-
eryville today. although she got away
poorly and was in fast company
In the fifth Lord Nelson, with w.
Miller up, annexed the purse IN q
driving finish with Alma Boy close lin
Results:
First race, one mile-Pickaway d1O).
Clark, to 1, won; Monaco Maid dO2),
Hunter, to 2, second; Dorado dOO
Bfussell, 2 to /, third. Time, 1:43 2-5.
Isabellita, Lady Fashion, Royal White
Sir Carter, Warte Nicht, Vigoroso and
Vaughan also ran.
Second race, one mile-Cloche dor
Q0O, Brown, 2 to 1, won; Clandestine
Q0O Mcintyre, 5 to 5, second; Bl
Chihuahua GOD, Graham, 4 to 1. third.
Time, 1:44. Lone Wolf, Canejo, In
vader, Little Gregg, Circus. Optimo
Scotch Thistle and Possart also ran.
Third race, five furlongs-Mrs. Mat
thews d1O), Knapp, to 1, won; Peer
less Lass Q10), Dugan, 4 to 1, second;
Pescadera d0S), Miller, 4 to 1. third.
Time, 1902 As. Humada, Avona, Jan
ice, Marian, Ardenes, Christmastide.
Ellinor and Korosilany also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and a quarter
-Dolinda Q10), Hunter to S, won:
Orchan G02). Davis, 4 to 5, second: In
flammable GOD, Graham, 6 to 1, third.
Time, 2:09 2-5 W. B. Gates, Exapo
and Chestnut also ran.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs-
Lord Nelson GOD, w. Miller, to 5.
won; Alma Boy QO7, Brown, 13 to 1.
second; Cocksure (11O), Knapp 10 to
1, third. Time, 1922 3-5. Chief Witt
man, Iron Watson, Snow Frolic and
Avonello also ran.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Nealon
Q12), Redfern, II to 90 won; Boloman
Q15), Fountain, 10 to 1, second; Sir
Russell Q15).- Miller, to 5, third.
Time, 1:2O AS. Funetta, Tenordale.
Theo Case, Michael, Mulvaney and Ell
Primero also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS
v Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 13.-City Park
results:
First race, mile, selling-Florizel
won, Grand Duchess second, Woodsaw
third; time 1:40 As.
Second race, six furlongs-Pierrot
won, Spion second, Prince Ahmed
third; time 1:14 As.
Third race, seven furlongs-Devout
won, Monet second, Glengallant third ;
time 1:27 3-5.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth,
handicap-Alma Dufour won envoy
finished second but disqualifeD, Debar
second, Royal Breeze third; time
146 2-5.
Fifth race, mile and a quarter, SELL
ing-Flavigny won, Suawanee second,
Henry Watterson third time 2:0S 2-5.
Sixth race, FIVE and a half furlongs.
selling-Gold Proof won, Come On Sam
second, Favorite third; time 1:06 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

saddle, will finish among the first
three.
Treasure Seeker prefers the heavy
going, but might run in the money to-
day.
The fifth race Is a three horse af-
fair between Pirate Polly, Cotillion
and Merlingo. The former will run a
good race, but has no cinch on the long
end of the purse, as Cotillion Is very
game and can step some when forced
to.
Merlingo has not run up to his east
ern form and may surpriserby winning.
Might finish, Pirate Polly, Cotillion,
Merlingo.
A poor lot are in the sixth race at a
mile. Paciflco figures best, but is q
rank in and outer. Forecaster is round
ing to and Viona ran some good races.
Prince Ching has been the victim of a
number of poor rides. With good
rider in the saddle he should be hard
one to beat. Better make the race
Pacifico, Forecaster, Prince Ching.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
LONG BEACH roller TEAM LEADS
Special to The Herald

LONG BEACH, Dec. 13.-The team of
the Long Beach ring is now at the
top of the list in the Southern Cali
fornia roller polo league. A victory
was scored last night over the Venice
five, when game played at that place
resulted in a to 1 victory. Venice
won her only point during the last two
minutes of play. Tomorrow night at
the local rink the same teams will
meet in the final game of the series.
No game has been arranged yet be-
taween tn Long Beach ring team and
the Majestic rink five of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
Will Examine Relief Vouchers

SAN FRANCISCO-At the request Of
the executive committee OF the San
Francisco relief corporation. the Amer
lean national Red Cross has agreed as a
matter of convenience to examine all
accounts and vouchers in this city in
stead of in Washington. The work will
be done by Colonel G. L. Anderson, U.
S. A., and William Kent, who already
have arrived here.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-The Daily Rae
ing FORMS selections for the races Mt
Ascot park tomorrow ade;
Tom COgan, Cazador, Orc.
2-HardinE, Linda Rose, LnG1Oria.
3-Treasure Seeker, Red Garter, San
AlvisO.
4-TOupee, Tartan, Don DOmO.
5-COtilliOn, Pirate. MerIingO.
6+ViOna, PacificO, Aucassin.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
PREPARING FOR NEW
HANDBALL TOURNEY

\ Handball is again paramount at the
Los Angeles Athletic club, in view of
the fact that a championship tourna-
ment will begin New Years day on
the local courts.
Secretary Hayes anticipates an en-
try list of at least forty competitors,
because of the keen interest which has
been manifested recently. The initial
tourney did much to place handball
as feature sport at the club. and many
Of those who possessed but small ex-
perience previously will dispute
Champion Gordo Whelan's supremacy.
Each day witnesses a stirring spec
tacle as the court artists practice, and
tenders are Billy Nevin. Harry Mes
tayer Bobby Yost and Bill Desmond.
Everything you want you will find in
the classified page. One cent a word
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
PATRICK WILL NOT HANG
Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal to
Clear Way for Governors
Communication
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.--The case
Of Albert L. Patrick, convicted of the
murder of William Marsh Rice and
now under sentence of death in the
state of New York, was dismissed in
the supreme court of the United
States today on the motion of his
own counsel.
1t is understood that the court took
this action in order to clear the way
for Governor Higgins of New York
to commute Patrick's sentence to life
Imprisonment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

vinrer
Wyruck
to
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mild drive stood off challenge
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Everything you want you will find In
the classified page-a modern encyclo-
pedia One cent word
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

14 sEcoND RAcE-5 furlongs; g-rear.olas; sellnr.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART

PARK DAY weather clear, rscL
W. Hamilton, presiding tudgel ,. Hoffman, starter
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

TRsT RAcE-Futu syear.ods up. sene
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Everything you want you will find in
the classified page. One cent a word
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Time-241h 491z 1:OSK. At post minutes.
ner ch. c. First Mate-Later. Owner D. Kelly
ond easily. Black Mate 21a to place, to 5 81
| Lady out show. Mate appeared beaten eighth
rallied last hundred yards pokng his nose in
winner final hundred yards but was suddenly bl
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
II FIFTH RACES furlongs; s-year-ods and up; selling

Time-24. 4S%. 115A. At post minutes. Off
rer ch. {. Rensselaer, Betty Gray. Owner NJ. Z
easily. Second same. Overweight Betsy lbs.
Baube to place. to show. Ching to sh
out easily had Baube's measure final hundred
on eamelv all final sixteenth Ching with I
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

IS THIRD RAcE mile so yards; 8-year-ods and up; selling
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Time-24a., 491k, 1:15A 1:4S1S 1:461s. At pc
ner 1926. Winner b. g. Cayuga -Arragon. Ov
driving Second easily. Reservation to
place. to 5 show. Cicely to show. Re
eighth and closing with rush got up in time
through fast last quarter, appeared winner
winners closing effort. Cicely and Davis in
other ruined their chances, both firing ba dly
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27

persiss, whose owners have given the
Necessary authorization, and f1r lhs
construction Of tw) solid brid ges 10
be bulls OF eoncrsts and stesl over the
River Grande dc Lola, wh'sh said
bridgtA will join private properties
whose " lsrH have also given ths ne.
csssAry authorization for Ihs sonatrus
aion ihueft
The h.aring I ths application will
be hsld 81 the ffIse I the COMMITTEE
on Franchises, Privileges and Conces.
sions Of the Executive Council on the
7 day Of January l 9O7 81 tw, o'clock
Ia ths sftsrnoop, as which time
apy and all persons desiring 10 be
heard silh'r 10 favor or against tbs
granting OF Ibs said Conses.iou may
prsssnt ihsir Argume to eiihsr verhs
| lily or In writing.
San Juan, Dseembe Is 1906
<7ompsgnis des 6ucreri,s de SAint
Jsap,s
By MATEo FIERRoT
Direasor,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
AVlSO

La Sos'e1ad Anonima dsnomina
de- eSusrsries dc Saint Jesrs, Corpo-
raei6n dsbidswents orgsniSAda bsio
las lsyss del Re no dc Belglsa y ops
rsndo en- essa islA con dc m'silio On
CAguAs, he pres,t-do 81 Conssio Eis-
ouGivo de Pusri' R'so una solia'tud
pdiendo que, sara a ,es industris les,
6 sea para 10 Alimsnt sai6n dc las ma
Quipas do 10 Ceotral sSanta JnanS
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q oea, otento elrsusntA htros do aqua
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ds IN gruso do bombas centsifugss,
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santo que siemprs der tro do dIeh' f
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ssAs obras sop arreglo 4 plAnos sscm'
20 d sdos & 10 solieitud. LA vista de
10 pesisi6n iendrA lpgsr q to 10 Conf
si6n de Frapq quisias, Privilegios y
Copcesiones del Conseio Eissusivo sl
dia Rists de Tnsro prtx mo las dos
do 81 tards y 80 hAss Idb'ieo para
que oralneull 6-por sssriio pusdan %
sss diA prssentAr sus srgamentos 10
dos los Gus dssssn ser ofdoa { favor 8
"a contra dc diehG Vells On.
AHtn JaAn, Is de D .etsmbrs do 1903
Per 10 GSacrsriss de Saint JeGI1,
MATEo FIEREoT
Director.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
NOTICE

Notss 10 hirsby given ihM ihs
COON ps Rnis des sucrsriss de Saint
Jsan,s . eo'p poration duly orgauizsd
under ths !, wax t ihs X ngdon tf Bel
GUM. and doing blainsss In ibis To-
land, " ,th rssidsnee Ai Caguas hsi
Aled In tha Executive Couneil CT Por
10 Rico . petition prsyTg for con
session for the right 10 O. nSNust wv
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j9in ihN barkSti privAts properIieI
wi-se cw lara b lvs given lhsir au'ho
Fi1AIion for III, G 'nstrustton thereof
tn, heArirg OF lhe application will
be held a. lbs Il 90 OF lhs Committed
on F-auchitss, Privileges and Con
sessions Of .hs Ex.onsivs COUNSEL n
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and place ard spy and al perGor
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session m ~ present thsir sygumertI
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Com3sgoie des SusrerisS de s Sir
Jean.
BY kATEo 7 IERRoT.
DlrsetJr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
Director.
NOTICE:

TO WaOG 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notes 10 hsrsby given that ths
Com Iagnis Susrsriss de Saint Jean,
. cor SorAtIon duly orRsn'I'd under
lh, Inv OF lhs K pR ion Of Belgium
and doioR buIinsSI In tbs island, W ,Ih
residSnes 81 CaguAS, has nlsd In the
Ex ssuiivs Counsil OF Porto Riso an
application sIkIng for . sonssIsiou Of
ons hu ldred and Atty lilsrG Ct wAtsr
per second per day 10 be tIkAn from
.hs river sG 'Ands de LoiIaS, for In
duHtrial purposes, nsmsly, for fssdlng
he engines I lbs c sntrals Santa Jua
40 buill BY tbs petitioner on hs pro-
psFly named s5olons, aituaiei 10 ihl
hArrlo CT BEiFoA OF CAguAs, which
sAid properly is b)undsd BY lhs said
river, and lhs lts 10 he pumps1 10
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AVISO

La aoaisdAd An6nimA dsnomina-
do ssucreriss dc Saint Jsan,S Corpo'
raci6n dshidAmsnts oYgsujzAda bslo
les lsyeI del Reino dc Be'gicA J ops
rando On sstA IslA con domieillo on
Usguss, he prsseutado 81 Ccnseio
Ejseulivo de Puerto Rico uns solisi'
tad pidiendo que para oil pass de una
linsa do ferrossrril para 80 uSo pro.
pio por fuaaa particularss euyos due
DOS duefios ls han DADo la sorrespon
diants autoriz Asi6n, 90 10 coneeda una
irar quisia permit adole construir dos
s6lidss pusntss de msdera sobre los
rios CO gu'tas y Bsiros, cuyos pusn
Ass unirkn ua'gsnes dc propiedadeI
privadas suyos dusfios tsmbieo han
Ausorix ado ID constitute On, La viitl
dc 10 petisi6n tsndyA lrgar anita sl
Csmitk de Frarquicis', Privi'' CLOS y
Concssionss del Ccrs'i, Ti'sutivo, el
dis 7 de Enero de 907 & las dos do
10 tarde y SO hAcs Idolieo para cue
pralp epte 6 per ecrllo puedsn sn ese
dia prsse' t,r sus A'gunentos sodoa
los que dsssen ser dido. favor 8 on
contra do dichN ueiie6n
San Jusn Is 10 DieIsmbre de 1905.
Pcr la GSoerevies de Saint JesnS
MATED IERROT,
Director.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
:ANALISlS
BACTERIOLIGICO
DEL
Aqua de ViIajUiga
PRACTICABLE [or q
Doctor FeTrer PIera

CONCLUSIONS, u ri aqua
do vilsiu'ga 90 absokltamsnas
para, d,sde el punto de vista
basssriol6gieo, y no sentisAa.
en- consseusncls, ningan sgarnsn
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q Los rssu'tAdos 6 Que al
estudio basssriol6gieo do aqua
Vils iuiga NOS eonduss, sstka On
perf:etA eoncordansia CON loo
del anAlisis Qufmiso, y con loo
datos y ensefapzss cue 10 geo.
lcgfA do 10 eomarca mos proper.
eionA res ,eeto & 10 profandiAsa
On que sl aqua ha sido eapsedA
On forms de POGO artesiano, y &
10 naturalszs do lss sapas qus
ha atravsaa o, logrando asi %
perfseta filtraei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
AVISO
BY MATEO 7 IERROT,
DlrsetJr.

L. SosisdAd An6nimA Susreries
de RAinl JAAn. Corporae On dsbidA
nsnEs orgsn'zSdA haio las leyei del
Rsino de Be giea J opsraudo en- sSIS
Isa e-n donieiIio en- CsguAs, he pre-
sanlado Al ConSsi0 Tissutivo de PusF-
n Rico una solisItud pidisndo qus
para el pass do una li1sA dc fsrrccR-
yrll para su uSo propio por 6oeAI VIr
tlaulArts, cuyos dutn q le han dAdo
la corr sspondisnte AuaoriEAeI6n, sc 10
sonssda una irAnQuislA peTmlIi61dole
Alravsaar por un solo punbo 10 sArre
tera qus dc CSsuas eondueS HumA
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pllHrss y siIrioos ds h)rm g5n y vi
gas de asmsnto armada sohrs a rio
@ ands, de LlEl, euIos puentos uni'
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-13
GIRLS SMOKE clGARETs.
Parents and Council Bluffs schoo!
Board Make an Investigation.

Parents and Council Bluffs School
Board Make an Investigation.
Council Bluffs, June 13.-Reports of
cigaret smoking among girls as we'll as
boys in the Conucil Bluffs high school
during the past year have stirred up
parents and the board of educa ton to
the inquiring stage. 1t is claimed that
youthful devotees of nicotine repre-
senting both sexes are numerous. altho
the girls are naturally more secretive
about smoking than are the boys. The
school authorities have done all they
could to discourage the tendency but
the teachers found themselves unable
to stamp olt the practice.
The smoking habit has spread to the
middle grades, and instances have
come to light where boys of the first
and second grades are addicted to the
use of cigarets or pipes. A teacher not
long ago learned that some of the boys
in her charge, aged to 10 years We're
went to meet in All alley and hold a
peace council, Indian fashion, which
carried with it the ceremonial of smok-
ing pipes. She made the boys go out
with her and show her where the pipes
were hidden. A number of them We're
picked up under fences and in other
places. and several sacks of tobacco
were also conf1scated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-13
FIRE AT LECLAlRE
Town Suffers Loss of Over 100000
in Blaze Which Destroyed Its Bus
mess observation-disclosures District
Was Saved With Great Difficulty.

Special to Times Republican
Davenport, June lS-The town of
Leclaire suffered a severe loss yester-
day afternoon when the business por-
ton burned. and the rest was only
saved from destruction by the heroic
efforts of the Davenport fire depart
ment and others that responded on
special trains to the call for help The
fire broke out in one of the principal
business houses and a high wind caus-
ed it to spread rapidly. The Head
ley general store the K of p hall and
a number of stores were burned in
quick succession. 1t looked for a
time as if the town was doomed.
a number of the burned buildings
We're substantial three and four story
structures and the loss runs to over
100000. Some of the buildings will
be rebuilt. but the fire is a severe
loss TO the town. The loss on build
ings is estimated at $4,000 and on
stocks at $4,000