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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
WANTED
SALEM
GIRLS

A dispatch from ihis city 30 a Port
land paper saturday night saysi fur
attempting 90 induce four salem girls
30 30 90 AsiofIa to work iu che biion
dance bali. Charles Harris, was arrest.
od here tonight by Night Oniecf John
I.ongcofc aud Deputy sheriff Esch. Har
ris comes from AHofia, and has been
operating here fof two days
Having learned ~ bic mission. Long
core go trap 90 catch thc man. and
succeeded. ilo learned of one girl Who
had been approached. and persuaded
her 20 aid in the arrest ~ Harris 10
pursuance of an agrrement Harris met
tha girl in room in which the Oh
Gers we're concealed There be- stated
ms proposition 90 detail making "
known that ths GIRL was wanted Cor
immoral purposes.
Harris said that hs had already se.
cured ten girls aud wanted sIE more.
when bic persuasion seemed 90 be- iu
effective. be- assured the girl that she
could make 500 month. and zap.
braided her fof working for $3.50 a
weok when Harris had told bic story
tho officers spmug from their hiding
place and arrested him
when seen at the county iail 10
night Harris admitted che nature ot
his buslness, hui asserted that the girl'
we're wanted merely 90 dance aud sell
liquor Ne admitted telling che girls
that he would assure them te00 d
month, aud whsa asked whether they
could. in fact, make that much money
he repliedi
"well nearly that much they could
make tia5 a month. anyway"
Harris Is young man of medium
stature. dark curly hair and appar
entity Polish jew, He SAYS be ha'
been a. Astoria shout two weeks an,
has been representing the hiiou dance
hall duriug that time He says he hal
visited no other valley towns.
The officers have suppressed ih'
names ~ the girls Who we're ap
preached, FOR some of them are mem
bers OF good families
Harris will have a preliminary exam
ination In the justices court this Al
ternoon at $3.50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26

Tho ToIegTam saIuFlay saysI

The Telegram saturday says
A carefully planned elopement which
will surprise Oregon social circles 70.
suited in the wedding of Miss Mahals
MsBFide. daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Mehride. of Oregon City, and Prank
Newton, a Young undertaken of the
City by the Fails The fateful words
were spoken az Vancouver Wash, yes.
teTday, and the marriage leaked out
today.
Judge ani Mrs Mcbride went 20 As
toria yesterday, and the blushing bride
evidently took advantage OF their ab.
sonce. Miss Mcbride has been the guest
of Mrs. Charles r, Runyou, st s5sis
sixth street. Tor few days but yester,
day morning left the residence, and has
not been seen or heard from since by
her hostess.
The only witness TO the ceremony
VAS II. II samuel local commercial
man. As far as can be learned, the
couple contemplated a union Of hearts
for some time, and the wedding was
the elimination OF a pretty romance.
by reason OF the fact that Mulnomah
county Is NOT included in the jurisdie.
tion Of the dfth judicial district. over
which Judge Mcbride Predies, the
family made Oregon City their home,
It was there Miss Mcbride met the
man Of her choice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
SOCIAL
EVENTS


The luncheon at the Y. M c. A.
0H Thursday evening In honor Of Fred
% Smith promises 20 be- a big success
AZ o o'clock this afternoon i25 names
bad been registered. and % is expected
tds number will reach goo before uisht
Fred a. smith IL probably the great.
oct mons evangelist In The world He
BE- head of tbs religious work of the
International committee Of the Y. NJ
g. A. and has just completed a tour
NJ ihs world in the inierest o. young
men. H.s visit 20 salem will be of Ina.
msnss benefit % tho local association
aHI thos. who hear him on Thursday
evening will be well repaid.
Tho luncheon is 90 be- served by the
ladies Of the Y, ". C. A., and any
profits from il will go 20 the funds
of that organization.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
hlayor arLssn ID MsAlinnrnls.

SUNDAY evening about O'Clock
Mayor Charles Grlssen, Of MeMinn.
Vile. died after an illness of about a
week he suffered from combined al.
tack Of pneumonia and pleurisy,
Mayor Grissen was born In switEer'
land about 50 wears ago lie has re-.
sided In McMinnville for the last so
years, having been a leading eitiEen.
he was one of the organizers of the
Oregon Fire Relief Association, Of
which he has been president since 1904.
one OF the business blocks OF this
place Il due 20 his energy Mr. Girls
sea is survived By bis wife aud daugh'
Ger Of MeMinnyille, aud a son, Carl
who Is al present In Munieh, Germany
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
SOME
PRETTY
WINDOWS

The approach Of tbe Easter trade has
already been used effectively by tho
window trimmers of the various stores
Of tho city. by making pretty displays.
appropriate 10 the Christian festival
Particularly pretty are the window
decorations AZ the Fuller a Douglas
candy shop, and AZ Patton Bros. book
store. Tho different symbols common
20 the feast have been arranged 90 a.
10 produce an unpretentious but artis
tie effect Faster rabbits. nests full Of
gay eolored eggs aud birds OF bright
plumage have been used IN pFofusion
and the decorating scheme Is bright and
catchy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
KIND
WORDS
SPOKEN
Baker County Has Three Men
In Race For State
Offices
(Baker City Herald)


Only one month interyenes un,il ihi
primary elections Ia the state Of o1t
goa. Il will be a busy month for he
candidates. Il l. tho general lmpfs
sion that the candidates are now Al
out for the state aud district oasa
but there will be a few coming out isl
county Offices before the aominati5uI
close.
Baker city and county has a great a..
deep interest In the state eleetioa. c
A, Johns has been making an ACTIVE
canvass for the nomination Tor govg
nor for several months aud bis mag
friends have watched his pFoga
with the greatest satisfaction. He va
the dFst avowed candidate for this Of
hee and has been prominently bsiai'
the people ever sinee be made his a.
nouneement lie was we'll known ovs
the state when he made the announes
ment, but since that time he has yii.l
ed nearly every county and met man
voters, His platform is for a stsa
bank examiner, a fair trial for the psl
mary law, liberal support 70 and BIG
standard OF education. courteous tFea
ment 70 rich and poor alike, wi.
Roosevelt on the labor question az
that franchises should pay ressoasb
taxes.
Sheriff Harvey h. Brown Is also 81
for this ofiee on a reform platfou ,
including the enforcement Of an las
and favOFing woman suffrage. BF0s
has made a great hit With his womi
suffrage plank and II the women eou
vote be would be their unsnims-
choice. He has made but one sanEi1
OF the state, the one be is now on B
hs has distributed considerable Liter
ture, Brown is a young man and ID
not SO well known over the state.
Another state Offee which Bah.
county is asking is that Of tTeasuis'
J. H, Aitkin Of Huntington being ..
for that ONCE. Il is safe TO say ~
Mr.. Aitkin has received more tsS'''
able comment than any other saAa
date running for the place and be fss'
confident Of the nomination
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
Cured Consumption

Mrs n. W, Evans, Clearwater, KaA.,
writes AZ husband lay siek Tor three
months The doctors said be had
quick consumption. We procured .
bottle % Ballard = Horehound syrup.
AMI Il cured him. That vas siE years
ago, and since then We have always
kept a bottle 10 the house We can
not DO without iL For coughs and
colds Il has no equal. s5e, 500 snd 81.
For sale by ID. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
TALK
BASE
BALL

"we'fs going 90 have a fast blBgh
ibis year" "rhis years team is so.
Ing 90 be- o. ratiling good one. Such
are che expressions of the high school
baseball devoiees. and. considering ibs
abundance OF material a. hand. and its
expert coach secured. there Is more
truth than action 10 the foregoing
statements
Already ihs boys have begun pfas
tise and some of tho candidates arc
showing up 10 hne form. Tho prospects
Cor successful season are o. che
brightest hue. Tho studeht body, TOO
b. backing up tho team and manager Ia
their respective endeayoFs 20 make the
season worth remembering
Fred Carey will captain tbe team
and play first base. Lawrence Keen,
and Charles Harrison will endeayoF 20
make good as twiFleFs, while Perry
Jones will handle che big mit behind
che bat The second base candidate.
are Ralph Moores aud Chester Moores
who is 90 rsturn soon from California.
Charles Hauisou aul Earl Eyre will
keep watch az third base. and the out
field will be- cared foF by Lawrence
Keens, Glen Cooper anl Murray jos
SER At short Ward Fisher Is showing
up we'll and when be- oyefeomes bis
nervousness he will be- a formidable
player
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
PEEL EVERY CHANGE OF THE
WEATHER.
A Bad Back Il Always Worse During
Wet OF Changeable Weather

l. your back like a baromstsri
Does ig fofeieu every change OF
weather.
Does every cold settle on your Kid.
neysi
Bring aehlng thTobbing painsl
Does lt disorder ihe uflne.
The Kidneys are ealling Tor help.
Tee Doans Kidney Pills.
Guaranteed by salem testimony
w. III. Wood, carpenter Of 25O Cot
tage street, salem, ore, says; "a
good many years ago / got badly kiek.
ed by d mule right over the kidneys
aud az another time while digging a
well IL eayed 10 on me, also iniuring
my back. and since thea / have had
more or less annoyance from my kid
neys Change of weather caused my
back 10 aehe and when / worked hard
it became 30 lame that / could hardly
stFaighteu up after STOPPING. pro
cured poau's kidney Pills at Stone =
drug store, aud since taking them, al,
though have continued 20 work hard
and been exposed 10 severe weather
not an ache or other symptom OF my
former trouble remains. This clearly
proved that DOan's Kidney Pills act
up 20 the Representations made for
them. / also know Of other people who
have derived great benefit from their
use. I am glad TO let others knoE the
merits Of DOan's Kidney Pills for
hsckache and kidney trouble.
For sale BY all dealers. Price so
cents FosteF-Mlburn Co., Buffalo. n.
Y. sole agents for the United states.
Remember the name-Doan and
take no other
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26

The cures that stand 70 It's credit
make Bueklen's ATnica salvs a seisa-
tihe wonder. IL cured =. r. Mulford,
lecturer for the Patrons Of Husbandry,
Waynesboro, Pa, Of a distressing case
Of piles Il heals the wors, burns, sores.
boilS ulcers cuts wounds eAublaias
and sah EAeum. only sSs az J. @
PeETy's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
sure cura for Pna.

Itching pile pTodus, moisture and
cause itching, this form, as well az
blind, bleeding OF pFo,ruding piles are
cured by DF. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy.
Steps itehing aud bleeding. Absorbs
tumoFa 5oe . jar Al druggists. or seat
by mall. Treatise free Write me
about your ease. Dr.. Boaako, PhEa.
delphia, Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26

DR.. Anna shaw, the great Chatauqua
lecturer and expOnent OF equal suffrage
is expected 20 arrive in Portland next
Friday She viii lecture in salem April
9th in the interest Of equal suffrage
and will address a memorial meeting
70 Susan b. Anthony, in the NJ. f.
church, the sunday following.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26

8 L, Apple, sE'PEObats judge, OttA'
va Co. Kansas. writes; "This l. 10
say that have pssa BAllard's HOFs-
hound syrup foF yeaFa and that I DO
not hesitate % reoommen1 Il a. the
best Ooagh syrup / have ever ussd -
sSs, 500 and tl0o. For sale BY q. J,
Fsy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26

The section hands in Claekamas
county have gone on a strike,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
IFYOU'RETIRED

weak and run down, or the bloea
impure, there's nothing will DO
80 much good this spring as
doses Of HOst0tter-s stomach bA'-
Thousands use it exclusively with 8.
flying results. Resolve today 70
a bottle Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

and YOU make the first step to'L
good health. Il cures Gnppe' -
Fever. Impure BLOOD, slseplesSns'4 : Z
digestion. Dyspepsia, costivenes7' !.
male MS and Malaria F@@ :
Aqua
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26
CABToREA.
B.aHtAs 1ls kaa Na Hiu naln BlSs,i
''';i''" q &EHzZkza(
Smiles

The section hands in Claskamas
county have gone on a strike.
The Southern Paeihe will build an
emergency hospital AZ RosebuFg.
They do say the Dan Fry Democracy
is now the wdole thing in Marion
county.
One good feature Of the Tuttls law
has been oyeFlOOked-it would make
business for the lawyers
sss
The difference between John d.
Rockefeller III and John d. ROeksfel.
leF I is that the former is an heir ap,
paFent and the latter has no hair ap-
PaFent-RosebuTg Review.
Truth IS more interesting than fe.
tion. III the great American novel is
written by any Of the most eminent fe
'ion writers Of the present generation
IL is likely TO be q story Of graft"
Grants Pass Observer; OF sound
educational policy there should be one
well equipped normal school in western
Oregon, and in consideration Of cir
eumstanees already referred to, a mod
crate establishment in Eastern Oregon
ought not 10 be objected 70. Never
theless, if the people really want four
noFmals Of doubtful efficiency to doI
the work Of one well equipped estab-
hshment, it viii have to be that way.
But the public expression in that re-
gard will need 70 be reasonably en-
phatie in order 10 avoid failure harm
ful agitation
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
THE SOCIALISTS ARE DEALT
SWEEPING BLOW

ST PETERSBURG, Nov. S.-Tle
chances q Ine Socialists in the com
ing election of members to parliament
was dealt q sweeping blow yesterday
by the Interpretation given by the
senate to the new election law. which
2 enc stroke dsenfranchises thOus-
ands of the poorer classes.
City employees. the operating per
s0rnel of the railroads. and even the
locomotive engineers and the most
skilled and highest paid labor in Rus
Sia, are affected by the Interpretation.
Outside Of the factory workers. ohe
ranks Of tho Socialists are recruited
chiefly from railroad men. This in
terpretation is supplementary to the
senate'5 ruling OF October 20 from
which it vas estimated that over a
half million persons who voted in the
last election had been cut from he
election lists.
These TWO rulings togethec undo. 70
Il great extent. the extension o. the
suffrage proclaimed by Courte Witte
in December last year.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
CONGRESS WILL Be MOSTLY
REPUBLICANS

WASHINGTON, Nov 7.-Fresi-
dent Roosevelt's appeal for Republi-
can congress was not in vain. With
the count still going On the result
shows the election of 2i1 republican
congressman, 115 Democrats, With
twenty districts TO hear from. There
are $50 seats TO be filled in the house
and should the democrats get the re-
naming twenty they would still not
have the control.
AS the result now stands the demo
Gratis have gained twenty districts
held in the present congress by re
putlicans as follows:
Illinois 2: Indiana j; Iowa / Mis-
souri, 3: Nebraska /: New Jersey 3:
New York !; North Carolina |: Ohio
,; Pennsylvania ; ana Wisconsin |.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
NEARLY SEWERS THUMB FROM
HIS HAND

Yesterday evening While VIII. I.
Mackey was chopping llindiing wood
the axe caught on a stick of wood
nearby ana caused the instrument,
which was Z sharp one, to slip ana
strike viciously upon MS lett hand,
nearly severing the thumb from that
member
Doctor Lee was summoned imme IL
arely and dressed he wound, taking
four stitches in The cut The tendons
were completely severed and it i
probable that NJ. Mackey will eS-
perience some frcuhla IL playing ST
moa SAYS thumbs up because this
3srticrlar thumb will persist in stay
Ing down. hat Dr.. Lee hopes to put
!, in as coed shape as before.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
DON'T WORRY; WATCH Us
GROW

Otilcials OF interurban trolley lines
in Iowa have been doing some figur-
ing with .ne result tIat in interur-
ban line appears il d iiatteEing light
is a popul.tion pusher.
in those towns in ihe state where
lnterurDan lines have been operating
the population has increased consider
ably in the last few Years, whereas
t..e popc-aCion Of the state has de-
creased.
This is shown by the census OF 1905
when the total figure Indicated that
the STATE had lost about 3V.oo0 Deop.
since 1900. During t1e same period
the population in the towns through
which the interurban lines run has
Increased in almost every instance
from - to 80 per cent
The interurban lines now operating
in Iowa have been constructed but a
few years, says the Clinton Herald, SO
hat there has been out little opDor-
tunity for development. During the
next five years the increase will be
more noticeable
Inc introduction of the electric line
in Carson City will have such an {.
tect. The ease with which the W
rlous paris of our city can be reached
from the Valley Park addition will
tempt prospective purchasers to set
tie in this city: so. WE some NAV
Jeer and assert that Carson City will
not grow, don't worry, just watch Us.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
CLERICAL UNION N SESSION

BOSTON. Nov. S.-The Clerical
Union for the Maintenance and De-
fense of Catholic Principles. a nation
al organization in the Episcopal
church. at q meeting here decided no;
TO permit ultra-liberal utterances of
a few Of the broad church" clergy II
various parts of the country to re
test. The sentiment of the union was
that there should be more activity
against what was termed "error in
The pulpit. and in the writing of ec-
clesiastics'
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
full VICTORY IS ASSURED.

of the DemOcratic-Silver party ticket
did not attack single opponent. But,
after travelling for hundreds Of miles
I'D and down the state. to our great
surprise and sorrow We encountered
the Patterson slander. made from ths
platform al Carson City. This seem
ed to astonis,l every memner in the
republican party. And it seems that
Pattersons own party repudiated ais
rCrlarks as they were absolutely OF
a persona. and malicious character,
lying and false.
n nv remarks at Carson, answer
Ing Patterson speech. | explained
the reason Tor the attack, and the re-
trrns Nv ballot indicate that the peo-
ole understood. Friends o. Patterson
claim ney did 10 know what he was
going to say when he arose 10 speak
Tt,e j. no surprise to ne as bn
lieve tin residents Of Washne oonntE y
and California. where he has lived
are wa,Tante;. il SAYING that they dis
believe ali of his derogatory politica
utterances.
| wish to thank the people Of Ne
vada for their hearrv support and
/ wish % nrotec- heir interests and The
.ntCrCs,s Of this state"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
HARR|MAN'S LINE WILL Be
FROM ocean 70 OCEAN

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-By the cleo.
ton of j. T. Harahan as president OF
the Illinois Central railroad COMPANY
to succeed Stuyvesant Fish it is be
lieved that E. H. Hartman has at
last realized the fulfiilment of ais
plan to control a railroad line from
the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean In
this great plan. the Illinois Central
was the one link missing to complete
a line of track from New York to
san Francisco and Portland, Oregon
from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Of
Mexico and from the Gulf to the Paci-
fic again.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

Attorney Genera Sweeney, VINO ha $
rseH 0,ervho'!linglv elected to the
Sup: Bench in discussing the can
r-i@a yesterday laid:
"Ercm &d|ice, received toaate /
5eiieyo ny majority to he not less
than 20"np When consider the many
Cbs'acle5 placed in the way of MY
candidacy by discounted and jeaIou
soreheads. the attack made by the
ter and iniect prejudice against my
candidacy because Of MY creed, the
attempted Attenuation Of Judges Belh-
nap and Fitzgerald, because Of their
failure . receive the nomina ton for
supreme Judge in the past-their de-
feat being falsely alleged TO hare
/ been due To the personal spite #
Frances G. New wlands-when as a
matter of fact neither Of them could
Or would endorse the platform Of our
party, ana also the attempt to decvy
my success because Of my youth.
feel more than honored with the
handsome vote given me by the peo
PIE of Nevada.
My election proves conclusively
that the people Of Nevada believed
tha; the scare cry Of youth counts
FOR nought if they believe the man
qualified to fill the position and that
no mans personal opinions are great
er than the principals of his party.
do not believe that my majOrit.
vas either decreased or increased bN
the bitter attack made On Governor
Sparks and myself by this venomous
bgOt Patterson. except in RenC
where the issue was discussed more
IAN anywhere else. and | attribute {
good part Of the handsome majorit,
gwen both Governor Sparks and my
{ self in Reno as stringent rebuke {
mis- s'anderCus bigot and full vjndi
cation cf the charges made agains
rs him
made my fight for supreme juds q
solely upon TIE principles Of my part!
and ny record. | & sire to express :
this time my ho~i' appreciation ,
the loyal and effective support Civ II
b. by nv friends Turing the racea
! contest"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
.-C-O-

CarsOnites will be glad to read m
another column that the little Park
theatre is to be re-opened for the
entertainment afforded there has GER
tainlv been missed.
Mrs. Maude Morrow Garwood is
one Of the fortunate locatOrs in the
Walker reservation, where she Sc
cured 420 acres of lari for a town
site
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
At THE LEISURE HOUR

Last evening at the Leisure tiou-
Mrs. J. Doane read most delightful
paper upon the life and works Of
the teller of tales -.obert LOUIS
Stevenson. The subject was widely
discussed afterwards. many of the
club members having personal ex,
periences to relate.
Phillip Nerrill Mighels was prese 1t
as guest and he obligingly gave a
most comprehensive talk upon the
drama IN New York. Mr.. Mighels IS
ready speaker and knows Just what
his hearers are most anxious 10 learn.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
VISITED RELIEF CORPS

Mrs Cora Merritt past department
president Of the Woman's Relief
Corps Of California and Nevada. visit
ed the local corps Tuesday evening
After the regular meeting a banquet
was served
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

What's the matter with the Weath-
T.? It's all right. yo-i bet,
Now. how DO you like the color
me opera house? Pretty fine. en-?
j. p. Woodbury. celebrated his vic
tory last evening il a fitting manner
ard his friends certainly enjoyed the
celebration.
Mrs Pickard, who has been the
guest of Mrs. E. B. Yerington. return
cd this morning to her home in Vir-
ginia City
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
THE PARK TO REOPEN

In about ten days the little Park
theatre viii be reopened by A. L..
Smith of the Carbon Studio
TneIe Will be about three times As
many pictures shown at each per-
1ormance as have been shown hero
tofore and each picture will he an
interesting one.
The theatre will be oDen two niehts
only in each week and Mr. Smith is,
negotiating for other attractions.
Prices Of admission will be l. and
90 cents as the length Of the progra ~
Will not admit Of two performances in
an evenin. nSt1
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
PIKE AND ORR WILL PROB.
ABLY WIN OUT

RENO, Nov. S.-There is every indi.
cation now that Fike and Orr will be
judges of the I'd Judicial district.
Pike is now gaining rapidly on Bon
nifield whose election was conceded
yesterday and Orr will win by nice
majority.