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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
fsY ReFUoga)

1911 saulrea. champion heavy.
weight Of Australia. and Tommy
igurna, who holds the same lite In
this country. will hold the conssr Of
the puKllisfic stage when thsy bat.
to at C0lma for ths heavyweight
championship Of the world The
scrap between 1911 and Tomms
will be the first international
heavyweight championship that
has been scheduled 90 take Olnne
ia tiSs country since cofbett trim
nssd Charley Mitchell
When Bob Fikgimmoua won the
championship he. although an Aus
trhllan, fought under the coi0ra ~
America. having taken out hia
naturalization papers several years
previous Tho contest this after.
noon Is important therefore a.
should agssfes win he will be the
first simon pure foreigner 10 hold
the championship since the inoap.
ton Of the Marquis Of ouoensborry
rules
The atoome Of the battle has got
all the students ~ the game gueaa.
INK. as lhoy All seem 20 be- In the
dark as 70 fhe puwiiisiic ability ~
squlrea. Those who have seen him
work ia the gym since his arrival
here agree that be bears all the ear
marks VI a Fighter. that a. Is what
10 generally termed AwkwarGly
clever. and a 5000 hard hitter. buf
whether be IL IN the class Of Peter
Jackson or Bob f1fxslmmOnH a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
NELSON CREW WINS

Nelson von the junior fours yes.
terday n the first days meeting
.of tho North Pacific Association OF
Amateur OarHmen's regatta on
lake Washington This crew won
ons BY two feet In = very exciting
finish from the University Of
Washington four. which was CON.
posed Of two OF Tho varsity men
and two % the scrub crow. Be-
cause two members Of this crew.
Lowry and SadieT. had sat In a
sinning shell. their entry vas pro
tested and second place vas
awarded 10 the Portland crew
This ainKlea were won by G q.
l.alnE Of Vancouver. w NJ Ken.
needy ~ the James bay club vas
his only competitor. This after
moon the senior tours competed. a.
did also tho senior singles and
d6ublea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
ERRORS LOSE CONTEST
FOR DUGDALE'S BUNCH

Although no errors show against
Kellaekey In the score column. Il
was the poor use he made Of his
head piece, assisted by the bian'
dars og Qulgiey. Howell and Rob
erts. which loat the garao Tor the
locals yesterday to tho ciasing
Tigers wish the score OF 20 3 For
the first four innings things moved
along without a break and neither
side scored. The rain. which had
commenced falling early Ia tho
game. now came down with 70.
double energy and imp. FrarY
called the contest for a time and
this res. evidently proved the an.
doing OF the Cubs In the very
next round tho Tigers hit safely
and pushed n run across the plate
In the next two innings they scored
four more runs.
Seattle could not Dc thing an
al the lucky seventh. when Afbo.
gast scored Howell and asmaell By
putting the bali out Of ths lot This
was the only chance the locals got
from Ike Butler. Sho pitched a
steady game Ciaflin Vas Wild and
allowed SIX men 80 walk. but az
the same time he pitched good bali
Rush took his place ia the seventh
but II was too late 20 save the ses.
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
PICKS BURNS
TO Defeat SQUIRES
Stars Racing Expert DOp@ The international Prns
Fight Today, and Gets Different Result From Frisco
Wnters--An important Contest.

battle this afternoon should deter
mine
Tommy Burns. hls opponsns ma.
only within the last year Geyelogas
what may be- called elaaa~ A. !
ncravper. butObe has been immos.
ing with every nght Those wta
saw Tommy fight here IL a.
Northwest WOULD zee dlffefeus
man II they could see him IN acsloz
today. rs be has improved immsas
'urably Tho only line az 70 IL
relative ability Of gqmres ana
Burns that can be taken il throax6
the BIG negro Peter Felix. who vs.
the chamion ~ Australia until A.
fentod ~ squires IN nine r0unds.
Arthur Johnson. the Americas
ncrappsr. licked Felix ia two r0unfs
and a. Marvin Hart beat Johnsoa
aud Burns beat Hart, Il looks a
though Burns would have clennss
Felix 20 fast ~ johnson ala ant
three times az fast az squirsn AZ
Taking also IN confederation thm
Bfuireg never beat Q first-clsss
man. while Burns has been fight
ing with the bost IN this countfT.
barring Jeffriea. makes Il look a
though Tommy Burns should bring
home ths money this afternoon.
However. the tip has gone out from
san Francisco that Squlrea IL
marvel and viii beat burns sure
bot in Hpits 81 thss aud reeoris a
sqmres ability in the gym, a.
writer picks Burns 10 win the BET.
tie.
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Second and Third Choices al Good Prices, Win in the
Wind and Bring Returns to Their Backers-- Gossip
Of the Track.

loose and won by ak lengths,
Smithy Kane ran a fair race and
secured second place
The wise money went on Dr,
Rowoli IN he fourth. but after
leading by wide margin AhrouEh
out. he tired badly az the end and
was beaten half length by Golden
Light. nonar beat Tarrlgan, who
disliked the Eolng. for third place,
orchan beat the gate IN the nth
aud gaiioped all the way, hut II
Hoolisan had gotten off ON equal
terms with the winner there might
have been different story 90 tell.
tii Caul Cap annexed the esow.
In the last race nragg backed
from 4 to ; 10 I az post time. made
great stretch run and Just nip
prd FannyHldo on the post The
latter was best. but got the worst Of
the start. and Mentry rushed her
10 the front with tho vsul, ahe
had nothing left 20 stall of the
rush OF the winner Avoniellua
anlshed third.
Joe Harlan Loaf $4,000 on tho DAY.
Johnny Lyon ta.o0o. and tho Alas.
ka club dropped $500.
Rudabek's improved race was
probably due 10 the fact that he
likes sloppy better than heavy
going
Roy. the Ions shot Kid. who has
attained the dignity OF pool boy.
was right thorg there with a bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
u. s. Navy Yard

All aboard for the navy yard TO
see Uncle Sans batiloships. the
Nebraska. Oregon and Wisconsin:
the gunb0ats Chicago. Boston and
Albaty. the training ship Philadel-
phia. the prison ahip Nipsic and the
Immense drydock Boats leave
Pier at $50. s3a0 and 10 a. m.
1915. 2:50 and s.30 D. m. Round
trip SOC. s'%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
HIGH TEAM LOSES

PHILADELPHIA. July f-The
Philadelphia Giants. the recognised
colured champions % tho world.
had al they could do o. win from
the Seattle hiEh school team. tai
ing the session with The score 81
) % 4. As u is Seattle was Risrn
the worst ~ Il IN 4 very cioae De.
ciainn IN tho ninth and n u had
not been for this the locals w0nid
have probably won the game Sc
A1ie oatbattcd and outfioided tho
coiored boys. bat lost because Of a
bad throw Of HiekiuEbofham and
the wfIdneaa OF Awnew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
BOOKgES LOSE ON
DAYS RACES

straight and show on Cholk lied
rick.
Otto Price, the speedy aprintei
IN the string of a. q. Ahlera. has
boon very sick. but 10 expected "a
recover,
starter Mcknight must have had
an off day az no had three bad
starts cut OF sis tries.
lobe Ramsey and his followers
got the money when Orohan came
home.
Jack Mcnevltt, better known 40
the Telephone KID. IA In town and
will be out 90 the track thia after
noon.
smlthy Kane, who IL known "a
ono at the biggest cutters now rae.
lns before tho public. surprised
everybody BY oatgamlnE Lady
Mirthful.
Maze Rios bet on itooligan
straight and place and beat the
race.
Herb Smith. tho popular misolo
siHt and amateur hmdicappct, bet
on Golden Light across the board.
pal Hawkins. the expus, who IL
writing tickets Tor one 81 the books,
sprung a funny stunt tho other day
He bct GA Revolt az ) TO 8, then
saw the price 10 70 2 % 8 drift
out 20 . 10 ! and on upward As
Tho price went up Hawkina kept
gotllns mAdder and madden aud
finally took of hia hat. 20 cool off
As be ala 20 the money takeT call.
ed for a ticket and Hawkins IN his
handed out his hat
When the man on the block hiddnd
him the only thing Hawkins would
say was. "weii. I'll Improve Il II
not knoWn whether he meant a. a
ticket writer of AZ = Handicapped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
No Uncertain Future

Can you do better for your own
or y~Ir chiidrcn's future than put
your money where Il will accumu.
late interest at per cent. and
may be Withdrawal AZ any time you
10 desire In startisx a savings
account With the State Bank Of Sc.
attic. you are not only hooking "a
the future. but for the present
Your money Is safe In good
strong. conservative hank. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
STEAMER
"YOSEMrTF''

The steamer will leave Pier 6.
foot OF University street, at 2si5
sharp. no later. and follOw the
races at close range. No matter
what the weather is. we will
sail. and every one aboard can
see and enjoy every detail u
the races under shelter.
The second race Ia the con.
test will be sailed Friday. July
bth.
DO not miss this opportunity
70 view the second race for the
100000 silver trophy cup. tho
Alexandra. the gift OF Ills Ex-
ceiiency, James Dunamuir, Lieu
tenant Governor Of British Co
lumbla.
II the defender yacht Alexan.
dra wins the Friday race. the de
Gliding race will be sailed on Sat
urday. and the Yosemite will
make the run 10 give IN the
pleasure Of seeing the better
boat win.
See the races by all means.
and see them right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

by the Oregon r. n. a Nav. Co
July ;. and 5. Aag 3. and 10
Sept II, ~ and Is. Chicago and
return. f7f so. ST Louis. SCI SO.
Omaha. Kansas City. etc. SEQ
Good ninety days with stopovera
Full particulars At Union Ticket
Office. +. y Kills. Coni Agent go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
OFFICERS ELECTEn

Ralph W. Wilbur has been -
elected president OF the oarsmeas
association wifh reliable H. W.
Kent Of che Vancouver Rowiu
club a. secretary and treasury
and p. d. Hughes. president Of II
Seattle Rowing and Canoe club. -
vice president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
Big SPORT
IN ALASKA

JUNEAU. Alaska, Juiy t.--soBth.
eastern Alaska Ia hers today ceie
brating. The next two days will
witness a carnival Of sports which
has nays been experienced ia
Alaska before. For tho merit IS
hours Junesu will be open for :
good time. business win be entire.
iy suspended. the daily papers not
even being issued.
The principal sporting events
will. OF course. be the base ball
games between SkaEway. White.
house. Fort Vim. H. Seward. Doug
Lac. KetohihAn and JnneRu.
Father Kelly aud Aberdeen
nSyic IL the battery for skagway
Paddy Welch % thu Puget Sound
league lE ihe slab artist for White.
horse. Chovalier OF Seattle aud An.
deraon Of Tacoma are for Juneau.
The teams are practically made up
uf professionals aud much money
has been waEercd.
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AmADoR IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July s-Presidsni
Amador Of Nicaragua arrived heu
yesterday en- route for Europe.
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A. gosi msat.s. or 81 =. Tl~s-ss. gisI isss
wtsnsr Is RApallo Mar Pnkeftea Trained ~ W p Fas
Nara
hiot@ shAhsS
he
,o, SECOND m r..tnw. selling rsus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
FoR SALE. FURNITURE.

Nice furniture. almost new. onlf
used two months. fwr rooms. Bras
sells and velvet carpets and ruEk
buffet. maileable range. leafheF
covered furniture. HaFiiand china
brass mounted Nernis Martin bed.
Telephone East ti4L 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

BUTTE. July s--Because Teddy
Roosevelt hlt the most men Butte
took the session yesterday from
the Spokane tribe with the score
Of 10 7. Ro0scy managed 10 main
seven batisusn. while "Rasty'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Ross was back in the game yes.
teFday and played his usual Algh
class bali ,io took everything
that came into his territory and
hit the ball hard on tho nose twice
bat was unfortunate IN putting Il
whore big Turk Lynch happened 10
be,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

cuts your meat bills IN halt fis
Pike s.. opposite the Bon MArchs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Who says that Frary IL not the
man 10 be an official jumps. lie
certainly ssowed yeeorday that he
had tho goods and thst voice OF
his. which was heard In the fou
corners OF tho field aud a hnia mile
beyond. was everything that could
be desired. There IL no doubt that
Ralph has made a hit 9Th the fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Reliaehey was the sleeping kid
yesterday. Ils sought ths club
house when the game was called
on account Of rain. and he was tho
last one to Issue thorcfrom when
Fray called upon the hosts 10 pro
coed 10 battle again. Aftof that
KeliackeY played listiess ball and
dsd considerable that vas not
strictly high class.
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STARS FORM CHART

sEArT!E wsaey wssss', slssa'
1900 Thr.s.y.seas Value
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fleet OF basueships At navy yard
go
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- hos Hsthfe shew
wfnasr a x Tsrxe Or.Ad Trained
Kutrs Ssas Hszdon LORD Of the Forss.
MAY 4
Mrthtu the lead for three furicnEs
tatr tak oH the psee
ss rss Ca sm,hy RsRs
acceust
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nsaAs.s - os.ss Piece hgr r1s BE show
HtaffF sa4 aralhu Nafffa
h whsrs
sw1 h 49, .a st Ii shas ss
aFir sell
202 THIRD HAcE-v1v, TasysarOias
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Wright only succeeded In hisiins
two The game lasted two hours
and ten minutes.
Score n n. n
bHiie s.@-*ssssss.+-
rRphaLa #ssssssss#s ~
BatterieH-RooHeveit and Meyea.
Wright and Bender. Umpire
Kiopf
The Vancouver Aberdeen GAME
was postponed on account Of rsi1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

~ Refugee.
the races yesterday were run IN
a pouring rain which made e ait
fioUlt to select tho winners. bat
nevertheless every pony that came
home In front had lafgc band Of
supporters and nearly every book
In the ring lost heavily On the day.
The public picked the winner In
the first event when they made
May Pink fayorlte. and after lead
inG all the way she Just lasted
long enough 20 win. Duke Of or
leans. bothered al tho start. came
with great rush and beat sus.
annah a nose. o. Was an exciting
finish with three nesea 90 the post
The start In this race was very
bad. tslt tho field being practically
left ~ the post
Rudahek could not raise a gsilop
the other day when faVprlte. bet
yesterday he was backed from
60 / down 70 10 and delivered
che goods In Impressive style, after
leading all the way Witlio Gregg
outgamed Titus II. the favsSite
for the place The latter did not
like The mud aud was false IN
vorite.
In the third race Lady MlFthfal
was heavily backed AZ 10 10 on
the strength Of her good race
faw days ago. but she gave very
disAnpolntiug exhibition. finishing
away back Choik HedFics backed
from Il to down to 5 10 1. waited
until the stretch bend. when he cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

nruyette. tho former Miner cap
tain. will be In the game today.
having arrived from Butte last
night. lie will b. found NJ short
and Il ta thought that the infleld
will be- strengthened considerably
'by HIS presence Roberts VIII b.
out OF II for 30 days. and iiowelis
will take . place la the ouifleld.
Belilngham and yaHoouver. not
the icaEuers. played Thinning
game Of bail al E}elllngham Sunday.
IN was one 81 the longest games
over played Ia the northwest bei.
bingham won with the score Of Z
10 =
Little Rock Allen aud Dollar or.
pose each other on the slab today
day
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

II you wiah 10 view the Inter.
national Yacht Races az short
range and 10 perfect comfort,
take the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

iss.s as.. ..z 6-sss
tttf ctsls HsffssE I ftl@4sy = cNN
ifss Rs~ftkF kane. ltfmH q h@fssssil
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
That OenieEsn Exterminator

j. :. Foulke returned Sunday
fsoM a business trip to Denver. lie
10 enthusiastic over the outlook for
~ new patent dandelion extermina-
~. After demonstrating its eflicien-
q before Mayor Speer and = com
0i11ss of sapsrvisoss at Dsnver city
~ tksy were rcady to give him .
IAaUs os4ss ioas1isasly, ed ssvesul
hsadssA have been contracted TO be
nsasfsctsred.
The exterminator is an invention
Of I. J. Flavin and Mr.. Fou!ke. 1t
10 = mighty bright idea and prom
ises to make fortune for the luck y
owners. Its principle is that of a
gisant'c hyperdermic syringe opera
ting somewhat after the fashion of
= corn planter The point is in
serted in the heshy tap root of the
dandelion and pressed deep. A few
drops of specially prepared dope are
then released, BELOW THE GRASS
ROOTS. Next day Mr.. Pestiferous
Dsndelion has turned deathly sick.
He becomes rs black as your hat,
withers away and soon the grass is
growing thriftily over his grave.
We all know the grief which dan
delions cause. Every year thousands
of expensive lawns are ploughed up
and replanted just to get rid of the
measly things This invention, then
promises TO fill long felt want, and
as such will put money in the pock
ets of the clever inventors
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
Anderson-Voixt Welding

At Denver on Tuesday occurred
the wedding Of Mr.. Frank Anderson
andMiss Charlotte Noie;. They were
welded by Rev. j. A. RAIDER. After
spending two days of the honeymoon
in the Capital city they arrived in
Gunnison Yesterday and have taken
apartments with Mrs. Eva NJ. Boyles
Mr.. Anderson is popular young
business man Of our city where he
has for years been engaged in the
barber trade. His bride, also for
many years Gunnison girl, is =
general favorite here and the unex-
pected wedding is the occasion of
many congratulations and express
sions of good will among their mu-
tual friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
Eeisooeal Church Announcement

The Sale of the Ladies Guild of
the Church of the Good Samaritan
will be held in the Collins building
next door to Miller & Parsons, be-
ginning Monday afternoon, Nov. %
and confirming on Tuesday All
kinds of fancy and useful articles
suita ole for Christmas are to be sold
Cooked food will also be placed
on sale. which will help you out
Thanksgiving.
Services will be held next Sunday
at IL a. m.
Rev. Edward J. Knight, of Tren-
ton. \. j. who was elected bishop of
western Colorado, will be consecrat-
ed Dec. 18th. Bishop Spaulding Of
Utah will preach the consecration
sermon
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
Why A Panic

People all over this United States
have been thinking pretty hard
about the curious financial situation
that would. in these days of piping
prosperity. produce what narrowly
missed being a terrible panic. A
hundred and one causes have been
suggested by the learned doctors Of
finance. but the most suspicious
feature of the discussion is the
unanimity with which all the 'fren-
zied fnanciers ask for an asset
currency rs the only preventive from
future attacks
1t is suspicious because IT looks
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
New Eatespriae st Qvastx Csesi

Encouraged by the success of the
Raymond, Carter, GOLD Links and
other Ohio City enterprises. a new
mining company, strongly financed
by Michigan capital from Lansing
has purchased the Cortland mine
and the Jersey Blue mill. 1t is call
ed the Quartz Creek Mining and
Milling company. The intention is
to at once move the mill from its
present location mile and half up
Ohio creek TO the mouth of Mcintyre
gulch. They will then build "a two
mile tram from the Cortland, where
exists above hundred thousand
tons of milling ore that will run
from So to $40. The Cortland has
produced some of the richest silver
ore in the state although only de-
veloped to some go feet in depth.
1t will now be worked ON a large
scale A tunnel which would prop
erly drain this district will make ac-
cessible not only the Cortland. but
immense bodies of ore in the Treas
nry Tunnel, now being patented, the
Homestake group, the Niagara and
dozen other excellent prospects.
The Jersey Blue mill is equipped to
do custom work and it is the inten-
ton of the company to treat ores
from nearby mines as well as from
the Cortland j N. Gardner Jr. is
manager of the mill.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
Slayton Jubilee Singers

Word has been received by the
Entertainment Bureau that the .Ju-
bilee Singers will be here Saturday
as advertised, they appearing Fri
day at Canon City The doors will
be opened promptly at 7:3O The
performance is to begin at 500.
As there will not be sufficient ca
pacity in the church for the accom-
mediation Of all who wish to attend
this entertainment, we make a pub
lie statement of the disposition of
the seats. Two hundred season
tickets were issued of which at this
time, Wednesday morning, one hun
dred and eighty-eight have been
sold. Only four compllmenfarles
were issued, two TO each newspaper.
in partial recognition of this large
amount of gratuitous advertising.
In addition to above for this concert
there will be sufficient single reserve
tickets issued at 75cents each to fill
the reserve section Of PIG seats.
.NlNlN tiihtte VIII ot io-
sued at - cents each for grammar
school children who are to take the
seats in front at each side of the
platform. Ninety general admis-
sion tickets will be issued at 30 cents
each. holders Of which are to occupy
that portion of the church back Of
the reserve section. While we be-
lieve every person in the church
can see and hear perfectly, we want
no misunderstanding as to the 10
cation of the seats We shall ex-
pect good order to be maintained by
all. old and young, single, in couples
or IN 50
Ticket]on sale at Boyles' store
We would dvise the purchase of
tickets before saturday night.
COMMITTEE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
Gothic
News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. Nov.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Nov. g.
T.. Bradbury has gone out for the
winter
Mrs. Bradbury has returned after
months absence.
Rinehard Holloway is down from
the Maroon for few days.
Lou McGruder and Roy Baker
have gone TO work on the Usona.
O. +. Thomas has hawled load
Of supplies up to the Hard Cash.
B. +. Bennett is out from Crested
Butte making ford across East
river
w. II Swinehart and family pass
ed through here recently enroute to
Creede
Willis McGlothlen aud Arthur
Bradbury have taken up ranch
below Gothic
Judge T. X. Dissette is back from
Cleveland. Ohio, to look after the
Jim Blaine mine
Horace Miller and Squire Ander-
son have gone up to do some work
on the Hard Cash.