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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

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steady people, weak heshless people,
and pimply, pale or oallOw people; peO-
pie who are troubled with loss Of am
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spirits, lack Of confidence, nervous
aud wakefulneas; all these
symptoms are produced by weak
sned nerves, brought on by the watsry
condition Of the blood. Make strong
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the nerves is the way 70 stop the
source OF disease, and the cure then is
only question Of days. The best hesh
and blood builder Is DF. Gums Blood
4 Nerve Tonic, In tablet form 10 take
at meal time. Sells at T5e a box, or
shres boxes for %, At al druggists
People gain from one 10 three pounds
IF solid, healthy hesh per week, BY the
lse Of this medicine. That Is an in,ii.
'ation il 10 doing good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
ALL FOUND
GUILTY

After being out over four hours, the
jury last night brought In a verdict Of
guilty against Fanny Davenport, Agnes
Smith, Leila johnson and Lillio Thomp
son. These are four of tho women who
were arrested a few days ago by Mar.
shal Cornelius on tho charge Of vagran'
ey and for living IN houses Of ill.famo.
Tho trisl began yesterday morning AZ
$3.50, but no witnesses were called uB
an after noon. and tho caso was not
concluded until about ti3O.
According 10 the city ordinance, az
Interpreted by tho recorder aud tho
city attorney all that tho prosecution
had 70 prove was that the defendants
iiv d In a house or houses generally r..
puied 10 bo houses OF nl-famo This
was not hard 10 do. a. all Of tho wit.
nesses testified as 10 the general char.
aeler Of tho houses, In which Il was
not disputed that tho defendants lived
Their statements that tho house was
a house Of ill'fame was not even dis.
puted by tho defense. Two Of tho wit.
nesses called, Ross Cooper, of tho Coop.
or saloon, and Alex. Mccarthy, Of the
Ekhead saloon, admitted that they
know Fanny Davenport, and where she
lived, but that they dld not know any.
thing about the character Of tho house.
Tho other witnesses for tho pfoseeu.
iion were Cornelius, Lewis, Murphy and
Fannie Davenport was tho only wit
ness called FOR tho defense and her
testimony was given IN an effort 20
show that she owned tho property
where she lived, and Cornelius had a
personal grievance against her.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
savage Rs-sleetsd.

Az a meeting OF tho student body,
held yesterday afternoon, Mark II,
Savage was Ta elected manager OF the
Willamette University football team
for the coming year, and O. A. Mstealf
the student manager. This election
goes 20 show that tho work Of Mr.
Savage, as manager during the year
just closed, was entirely satisfactory
10 the students.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
TICKET
SHAPING
UP WELL
Supreme Judge and Treasurer
to 60 to Eastern
Oregon

An indications point to a friendly
contest for the Republican nomina.
tions, and ell admit that clean and
able lot Of men are being brought out,
and that the ticket will be an unusual.
ly strong one. The direct primary en-
phasizes the ideas and principles more
than the man, and the several plat.
forms Of tho candidates are progress
sive and will 90 far TO insure the sue.
cess Of the ticket
There is a general custom Of giving
men in county and state governments
who serve tho people faithfully and
who are honest and competent, a sec.
ond term. The Republican party has
seldom broken this custom, and when
broken IL has generally resulted in
losses and Generalization Of the ticket.
Thus IL Is considered that state Print.
CT whitney, Attorney General Crawford
and State Superintendent Ackcrman
will be renominated.' IL IL conceded
that tho supreme judgcship and state
treasurer will be given to Eastern Or.
cgon, o. al the men who viii bo re
nominated are from Western Oregon,
and Eastern Oregon has no candidate
Tor secretary Of state.
In Western Oregon the choice for
the governorship lies between james
withycombc, Of Corvallis and T. T..
Geor, Of salem. For secretary Of state
mono Of the Salem men have withdrawn
nor seem likely 20, and Mr.. Benson, Of
Douglas county, added 90 tho llst. The
latter is handicapped by having Ai,or.
ney.0cncrai Crawford up FOR ronomi
nation without objection on tho part
Of anyone, and Il is not likely that two
mon on the state ticket will got there
from tho same county. OF course, tho
unexpected is likely 10 happen, and two
strong and active candidates are posi-
bilities even from tho same town.
Frank wrightman, Of Marion county,
Il making a hard hght for Indirect
taxation, circulating literature direct
10 tho voters In a campaign Of educa.
tion for that principle. Portland poll.
tieians are bending their enogrlos for
tho United States sonatorship, and let.
ting everything else 90. Tho general
opinion Is current among Republicans
that che campaign should be kept very
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
Double HANGING IN New Jsrssy.

double hanging IN new Jerpoy.
Hackonaaek, N. j., Jan. is.-The
Haokensaek jan was the scenO Of a
double execution by hanging this
morning. The delinquents we're Mrs.
Antoinetta Tolla, who shot and killed
Joseph sonta, hor next door neighbor
In Kinguland, whore she lived, while
she was talking 10 his con and Mr..
Tolla AZ the iattor's house, aud Jerry
Roaa, also an italian, who was convict
ed Of having shot and killed two other
Italians AZ Lodi Heights. Both crimes
had been committed sovorol years ago
and tho murder trials, which were TAX
en- through several courts until they
wire finally decided adversely In The
supreme court, were highly sensation.
al and attracted considerable attention
a. tho time.
Particularly tho case Of Mrs Tolla
was interesting, owing 90 tho peculiar
circumstances OF tho case. The Toilas
aad sonias were nsxt door neighbors
and, apparently, on the very bes, Of
terms II appears however, that Son.
ta, who had young son, and with
him, frequently visited tho TollAs,
and dared 20 make love 10 Mrs. Tolla.
What passed between sonta and Mrs
Tolla Immediately preceding tho muir
der IL not known and, probably, will
never become known. on the day OF
tho murder Mrs. Tolla was out visiting
Mrs. sonta, while Mr.. sonta and HE
son were AZ Tolla's house, talking 10
Mfa Tolla's husband 10 the friendllost
manner Whom Mrs Tolla returned
from her visit she passed through the
room Ia which the two men and the
boy sat talking went into her bedroom
and, returning a moment later with a
pistol, walked up close 20 sonta and
shot him while he was sittlng In his
chair. Various motives were assum.
ed 10 explain tho deed. One, which
found moro believers than all Others,
was that the woman, fearing the per.
slstent attentions Of s0nta and determ
med 70 protect the sanetity Of her
home Al any cost, killed her too ar.
dent admirer after an intimate talk
with sonta's wife.
The most determined efforts we're
made 20 save Mrs. Tolla from the gal.
lows aud the courts and the governor
were flooded with appeals from an
parts Of the country. p. W. stagg, |
the counsel for Mrs Tolla, left no
stone untuFned 10 prevent the eKeeu.
tion Of his client, but neither bis Of,
forts nor the strong sentiment Of the
public against the execution OF the wo-
man, particularly since the grusome
exhibition AZ the hanging Of the negro
fapley could avert the condemned wo.
mans fate. The board Of pardons as
we'll as the governor refused 20 inter
ieFe.
Rosa was convicted Of having shot
Demetrio DiuofrlO al Lodi, n. r., In
February, 1904. Both delinquents be.
ng Roman Catholics, Father Lambert
II Haekensack aided them with spir
tual advice and assisted them IN the
ast hour Of their life. Both died com
'aratively game, although the woman
seemed scarcely sensible Of what she
vas doing. The execution passed with.
'ut a hitch and there seemed to be no
prolonged agony. Il Il understood that
Mrs. Tolla made complete confession
Il her motives 10 Father Lambert.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

Success is stamped on every pack
ago. II is the most successful remedy
known. II makes you well and keeps
you well. That's what Holllsier's q
Rocky Mountain Tea does. IS cents
Tea or Tablets DF. stones Drug
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
Smiles

Why not allow tho two spotioss
Democrats editing the Albany Argus,
from Salem. whose names are too pure
10 come before the public, 10 make the
whole Republican tickott
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
LADIES WEAR.

Evoything. KimOnas, skirts, shirt
waists, PettieOats, hosiery, etc. Also
six handkerehisfs Chinese and Jap
anese goods I.
HUE Wing SANG Co,
80 Court Street, Next Alley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
WI ssn Eatables.

no ladies OF 81. Paul's Parish will
hold q s.lo OF cakes, bread, cookies
and bako1 beans at PutnAms drug
store, conmeFeih street, Saturday,
January 18th
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

The aliondanee At tho Methodist 70.
vivai servieo last night was the larg-
e1t 81 lho week. The pastor preached
On ths sohiecti "Bo Filled with tho
epirii. " and oyer50 persons went for.
ward % tho altar az tho close OF the
sermon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

Cards of Invitation arc being dis
lribuici to-day for a boya' meeting at
the y. ~ q A. Sunday afternoon.
f'rho 1n|tlng Of rag" is the sub
sect fol ~ illustrated talk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

A Paris newspaper, pointing out the
requisites for a candidate for pTesi.
dent, says he should be "good marks.
man." Most any one could learn to
uso a bean shooter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

~ Keep he body nourished make
bread VITA wiid Rose Flour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

II you want good meat, 60 70 Ear,
rlugton's market, State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
X-RAYS

Secretary Taft has reduced his
weight from sl4 pounds TO 2s4 by rid
ing horseback. Nothing is stated as 10
tho effect on the horse
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

Insisi on your grocer sending you
VIVA ns.. rour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
supreme Count poeket.

The supreme court yesterday set
cases for hearing as follows
January estate OF Oregon vs.
Warner Valley Stock Company Lives.
ley q Co. vs. Johnston.
January 4.-stein vs.. Phelps Tay'
Tor VS.. Cohen.
Jan. 25.-Blust vs. the Pacific States
Telephone and Telegraph Coz Lyons
vs. WestermieF.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

The aps,t of tho whea, is used IN
wna noss Flour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
City News

A Salon mill produces wild Rose
Flour non, better made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

The Business Meas League would
erect an armory, Tho Fruit Growers
want a eannery. The Best People on
Earth win erect an Eks' temple Why
shouldn't a Salem man smile.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

Don't let your face grow old, sal
low, hollow and WFinkled. II you care
at all for beauty, take HOLSTERS
Rocky Ountain Tea. IS cents, Tea OF
TabletA DE. Stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

The Young Meas Republican Club
believes In harmony, and standing mp
for the ticket. They believe IN edu.
eating tho young voter TO do right at
all times And that l. right
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

II Is all right to hire a political pur.
lat and moral example 10 roast tho edi'
tor Of this little paper two pages a
week In the Albany Argus on bis wan.
Ing political influence. He needs a lit
tle moro advertising. Thai act has
been asslduously performed right here
40 home for the past 10 years. Now
they 90 away from home 20 do the
act The man who does tho
writing and the man who puts up the
money believe In advertising the horse
editor, and he viii have 20 stand Il.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-16
Georgia Rye at
CAMPBELL s.

Mrs. Kniskern and daughter
Lula. returned to St. Augustine,
Fla, yesterday.
S acre tract No 500 for sale
offers wanted from private par
ties. Address H. J. McKeon.
Mrs. S. Haverfe1d and her
daughter, Bonnie, are at home
again after spending four months
10 Iowa among old neighbors and
friends.
Col. J. J. Rogers, of Douglas,
spent Sunday ia the city with
relatives.
Mr.. F. G. Clark has sobered
up again and the police are con-
gaatulating bin on his good be-
havior. This is because Mrs.
Clark and their little daughter
are at home.
Mrs. E. P. Hitler started from.
Cincinnati today for Fitzgerald
to spend the winter with b e r
daughter, Mrs. F. G. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Hester
arrived home this morning after
summer spent in Indiana.
They express themselves deligh-
ted to again enjoy Georgia
climate and friends.
Florist J. Thomas, met the
train this morning with a beauti-
| full floral design for the casket of
MIR. Willis Mcdonald whose
body was on the train on the
way from Vidalia to his home in
Douglas.
On Halloween night the fire
laddies will give au entertainment
assisted by alllocal organizations.
They need money and use this
means to raise it. If you have
anything good and pleasing to
add to the program report to FIRE
-. xAe xu2llzo~srs,r,.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-16
Rev. Sam P. Jones
Dies Of Hea(t Failure

Little Rock, Ark, October Is.
| Rev. Samuel Porter Jone s,
evangelist and lecturer, was
found dead by his wife about 4
O'Clock this morning in his berth
on the Rock Island railroad train
as it was nearing this city. His
death is supposed to have been
due to an attack of heart failure.
Mr.. Jones was returning to
Georgia from Oklahoma City
where he had been conducting
services for two weeks, and was
accompanied by his wife and two
of his children, Mrs. Annie Jones
Pyron and Miss Julia Baxter
Jones.
He was returning to his home
in Gainesville, Ga, where he ex-
pected to attend a family cele-
oration in honor of his fifly.ninth
birthday. Mr.. Jones party
were travelling via the Choctaw
division of the Rock Island and
be had asked to be awakened in
time to change cars at Little
Rock. When they we're a few
miles outside of the city Mrs.
Jones went to her husbands
berth to awaken him and was hor-
ri6ed to fad him cold in death.
REMAINS EN- ROUTE TO CARRIERS"
WILLIE.
The body was prepared for
burial here and left this after
noon for Cartersville, accomran.
led by the relatives of the de-
ceased aud the friends who were
with him on the trip. They
will go VII Louisville and Chat
tanooga, arriving home Tues
d1y.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-16

TIE butcher. Phone 167. If
Mrs. A. REQ 6dic, of Able spent
Saturday in this city.
Miss Grace Malloy took the
train for Beach yesterday.
r. C. Butler took a business
trip to Osier6eld today.
Col. and Mrs. E. Cults and
Mrs. ]. w. Haygood are attend
ipg the state fair this week.
Mrs. E. Carter and daughter,
Mrs. I. Carter, took the train on
Saturday for Ashton.
Mrs Mollie Grayton is visiting
her mother, Mrs. G. W. Guest in
Triton.
Miss Marian McMichail, took
the train for Atlanta yesterday
and will visit the fair.
We are out of the woods; ray
city prices for books at Oxfords'
Book store.
R. L. Abrams is carfully carry.
ing around carbuncle and is
now classed among other stiff
uecked people.
Miss Della Majors arrived to.
day from Chicago, Illinois.
Miss Matte Patterson return
ed to her home In Milltown this
morning after several days Wait
in this city.
Mrs. A. J. Mcdonald went to
Douglas yesterday to attend the
funeral of her brother-iu-law W.
w. McDou aid.
Mrs. M. Thomas took her de-
parture this morning for St.
Augustine, Florida.
Hugh Lee took his departure
yesterday for Cordele where he
has a position in the electric
light plant.
Mrs. E. V. Graves has sold
her Pine street property and
will move to their lots on .Mer.
rimac Drive aud Pine streets.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-16
For Rent or Sale

Large and convenient two
story house, perfect conditior,
near in. Almost every kind of
household furniture; some car
pets, counterpanes, curtains, bed.
ding, dishes ETC., that have never
been used. Good baby carriage,
child's walnut bed, child's fine
chairs, cook stoves, oil stoves,
fine piano-will exchange for un-
i'm proved city lots. Nothing re-
served. Call forenoons.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-16
Tax Collectors Dates.

I will b at the following Places
on my first round for the pur-
pose of collecting State and Cour1.
ty Taxes for the year 1866.
Ocilla Oct. 18th,
Old Fifth Oct 10th
Osierfeld " 17th
Dorminys Mill 18th
Minnie Oct. 19tha
Irwinville Goth
Roberts " 22Jh
Fitzgerald A" 25th
SECOND ROUND.
Irwinville, Oct. 29th,
Minnie, Oct. 30th,
Dorminey's Mill, Oct. 31st,
Osierfield, Nov. 1st,
Old Fifth, Nov. End,
Ocllla, Nov. 3rd,
Roberts, Nov 14th,
Fitzgerald, Nov. 10th and 18th.
W. w. D. BRANCH, Tax Collector
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-16

Germany-the great be e r
soaked Germany-the Kaiser's
government an d people are sue
csssfully fighting drunkness on
ourely encon mic and financial
grounds.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-16

As Az w hIIC WCus W AA0~OS
chez yesterday.
r. L. Jones reports a fine sor
at his house.
Mrs. W. A. Taylor, returned
to Waycross Monday after
visit in this city.
Major Polham, of Pon1an was
a visitor in this city on Saturday
Miss Annie Barnes returned
to Ashton yesterday.
Mrs. w. III. Daley,of Bushnell,
was in town shoppiog Monday.
Long loans on City property
or Farm lands.
Apply to c. B. TEAL.
A. Kratz reports corn in bis
lot on Magnolia bringing yield
equal to seventy bushels to the
acre.
For quick loans on i'm proved
farms, cheap rate of interest, see
B. J. Reid, F. O. &. R. 3. Ry.
Office. tt.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rowell, of
Fletcher traded in Fitzgerald
Saturday.
A. J. Lewis was called 10
Barwick to lettera bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Crawley
took possession of their new
home on S. Main street today.
New Postals, souvenir letters,
new books, new music, living
prices at Oxfords' Book store.
!. Miss M. ]. Callahan, took the
train for Atlanta yesterday and
will visit the fair.
Miss A. Harper aud Mrs. A..
III. Woodward. of Ray, were
among out-of-town shoppers yes
terday.
Miss Ruth Hurst spent Sun
day and Monday with her par.
ents in this city returning to
school in Norman Park on Mon
day.
FOR SALE-Pure bred White
Wyan iotte cockerels (Dustan
Strain) Phone 162
Mrs. Bessie Ivey arrived Sat-
urdav from Louisiana, to visit
with her mother, Mrs. Martha
Parsons.
For Sale: S acres on Winona
Heights. 5000
10 acres near the city improv-
ed. D. B. Jaw. 153-2w.
Mrs. J. H. knight, of Adele,
spent Saturday among the bar
gain counters and took the 4 As
train for Ambrose onIa visit Mon
day.
Mrs. L. S. Williams, of An.
brose, was among the out #
town shoppers on Saturday.
Sheet music, sweetest songs,
danceable pieces. five for one dol
lar at Oxford's Book store.
A new chromometer which
gives the acurate time, irrespec.
tive of heat or cold, is a com.
pauion piece of the regulator in
Wightman's Jewellery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Howder
are ''at home" to their friends in
their cosy residence on Merrimac
Drive on what was known as the
Winslow five.
S M. Whitchard purchased a
house and two lots on the corner
of Lee Magnolia from Uncle
Marcus Luke. Mr.. Whitchard
remarked that business was inn
proving, people buying more gro
cries and property increasing ir
value since the exit of the sa
looms.
Prof. ]. D. Bow1es, of Dalton
who is conducting the musica
program for the revival service ces
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-16

A neAfoor is being laid in the
Oxford store room.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-16

LOW EXCURSION RATES
Coffee County Fair,
Douglas, Ca, Nov. 6thtO 10Th
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Railroad.
Tickets will be sold Mover N ber
5th to 10th inclusive, with return
limit November 11th, 1896, at
rate.
ONE FAIR, PLUS TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
The Fair this year will be great.
er than ever.
Splendid collection of agricul.
tural and live stock exhibits.
Horse Racing daily.
Fire Works, Singing Conven.
tions and Numerous other At.
fractions.
Encourage and aid this enter.
prise by attending. :,
Extra coaches will be placed
on all trains to accommodate those
attending.
J. G. Knapp, Commercial
Agent, Fitzgerald, Ga.
H. C. McFadden, General
Passenger Agent, Atlanta Ga.
J. C. Ligeour, Commercial
Agent, Brunswick, Ga.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-02-15

with the United States to save the
conference at Algeciras.
w. H. Harrison again denies rumors
that he is a candidate for governor.
William Heycord, recluse, was
found dead in a hut in Hall county.
Henry Clews says there is getting
to be a -saner feeling on Wall street;
Captain H. E. Palmer says policy
holders will pay reciprocal insurance
tax.
All the judges in Minnesota will
henceforth scorn railroad passes. A
movement started recently by the dis
trict bench Of Hennepin county has
resulted in all the jndges in the state
sending back their annual passes.
The joint teachers normal institute
for the counties Of Fillmore, Clay,
'Thayer. Nuckolls and Saline, and pos
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-02-15

sibly Seward and Jefferson will be
held at Geneva for five weeks begin
ming May %.
Murderous work by revolutionists
and the black hundreds continues at
st. Petersburg. 6
A contest in court is expected at
Grand Island over the custody of Mas
ter Eugene Porter. h
congressman are mad because
passes nave been withheld and are
talking Of retaliation. :
Kid Hermann OF Chicago and
Aureno Herrera OF Bakersfield, Cal,
fought twenty-round draw before the
Pacific Athletic club IN San Francisco. 4
The fight was an Interesting one. a.
splendid exhibition or cleverness on
Hermann's part ana decisiveness on
the part of Herrera.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-02-15
NEWS SUMMARY

Box car famine IN Nebraska has
passed.
Knights of Columbus drop anchor
In Lincoln.
Government officials of Peru are in
fear of revolution.
Funeral services of Robert Her
pOlsheimer of Lincoln.
A native rising is threatened in
Natal over the poll tax.
People of Venezuela would welcome
the overthrow of Castro
Trade during the past week dis
played some Improvement.
Governor Magoon testified before the
senate committee on canals.
The president explains why he can
not invite all whom he would like to
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-02-15

attend the acknowledgement we'd
ding.
Federal control of insurance was
argued before house committee.
Hermann and Herrera fought a
twenty-round draw at Los Angeles.
Fear is expressed that the conference
at Algeciras will fail.
Table Rock people elated over dis
coyery Of natural gas.
Edward Cudahy, ST., tells of the kid
mapping Of his son in court. .~s.
President Castro is boasting that he
will test the Monroe doctrine.
The town Of Syracuse, Neb., has
been sued for $40, 900 damages.
Trade with Spain and Portugal has.
nearly doubled in the last decade. =
The London Statist says it rests