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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
FERENDUM is NOT
CONSTITUTIONAL

nElIINGnAM. Jan ar We
could take the unian mon nom all
ever the state by the ears and sab
their heads into the ballot box ON
election aaN Ne might hore O. ae-
eompllsh something by organising
a union labor party Ia this state.
said r. y Copeland of Tacoma.
yesterday while speakins on the
ACCESSIBILITY Of such a move by the
State Federation 81 labor A ma
terlty ~ the delegates. kuewiuE
from experience that "a this time
organized labor has not travelled faf
enough into the political field %
realise that only BY acting IN con-
cert al the polls can any hope az
remedial legislation ur the enforce
msnt 90 the present labor laws b.
expected. The discussion at tire
question was Ions and heated. last
ting over three hours Ia the end
wiser counsel prevailed and the con.
Nvnlion Nuted Go proceed along the
lines for political action laid down
BY tho recent convention q the
American Federation ~ Labor az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
FORTUNES MADE IN
BUSINESS PROPERTY
The Commercial Centers Of Growing
Cities Chosen by Owners Of Large
Capital for Permanent
Investment.
Such Investments Made Available 10 People of
Moderate Means In any Amount by The
unii-0wnershIp System

When men with millions at their command invest in real
estate they almost invariably place their capital in prop
ery located in the active business districts Of grow
ing cities because has demonstrated By experience
that money placed in central business property large
commercial cities, IS the safest and most dependable in
vestment known.
The advantages 81 central business property from the
Investment standpoint have been overlooked by people
generally because heretofore, such property has been
beyoud their reach. While Il IS generally known that
ground values in such cities New York Boston. Chi
caco London. Paris Berlin Rio Iaueiro and Bucnos
Ayres have increased steadily year by until TODAY the
best properties those cities command almost fabulous
prices comparatively few people have given business
property serious consideration for the simple that
they could not it Now they are beginning take
interest IN H. because method has been devised
by which they it to the Of their capital
As matter Of fact ground values IN the cities mem
toned have increased the Of ten per cent
per for than fifty years. and IN the older
cities for more than ono hundred years.
What Is true Of tie great cities Of the world viii be
just IF Seattle during the fifty hundred
years because the development Of the City Of Seattle has
just commenced rs growth will be rapid than the
growth Of the older cities because there are 100000
people Of the Rocky Mountains and untold capital
draw upon while than half Of the people of the
world just the Pacific Ocean. are ready 10 trade
with her Alaska, Australia Africa Asia and America
all viii contribute very largely 20 her growth No other
young American city has had such resources and o
portuutes behind IT in its early history.
Money invested in Seattle Business Property centrally
located. viii always pay large rental returns II will not
double in value in SIX months year. neither will its
value shrink fifty per cent IN six months or year Pac-
ing money in business property Is not speculation but
investment, where capital Is absolutely safe
These facts worthy Of the most careful consideration
h is Unit Ownership System, The Trustee Company
has divided the ownership Of several pieces Of Seattle
Business PROPERTY into units that any sum can be in
vested in them upon terms Of absolute equality as be-
tween investors and the earning divided proper
ton to the amounts invested.
The Trustee Company has Units for sale In Trustee
Properties Nos. q and These properties viii all paw
well and increase largely in value.
CO.
or 80. There only few Units len in No. 4
Cali write Tor printed description RI the properties
and the method of dividing tic ownership into Units for
investment
THE TRUSTEE COMPANY
Lowman Building. Seattle. Warrington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

Minneapolis. which e lafsely edn
catlonai in its seopc.
Ruling on Referendum,
The plan of election Of officers
recently Submitted Go the refercns
DUN aud carried. WaH declared uus
constitutional bY the chairman.
and the nomination and election oF
officers far tho ensuing year VIII
be had under the cid plan az q now
stands ia the constitution. After
considerable discussion a special
committee 81 ten vas appointed 70
draft "A pian aud submit Go the
present convention Cor ratification.
before Il L. sent tu the membership
throughout the state This was
done 20 meet With the requirements
% the constitution
Representatives frum the carpens
ters unions from II cities through
cut the state met here Yesterday
morning aud perfected the ntEanlaas
ton OF the Washington state Coune
al % Carpenters aud Iniuera They
represent s50e union carpenters. the
majority being located on the sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
Wireless Telegraph Trust
Is the Latest Scheme

Z trust" which viii control both the
English and American business
Papers u Incorporation were filed
yesterday a Augusta. Maine. for the
United Wireless Telegraph COM
rany. being . No fFef of the Narconi
and American usHGfrst systems.
The new concern Ia 90 have a cap
ttai o. so 090. coo. and represents
ahnt has been referred "a as the
Wireless Trust although Abraham
White, president nf the Deforest
company. and also president ~ the
new enterprise, said yesterday that
he preferred 10 have the new cor
pofntiDn known ~ a union. and not
"A trust
The object o. the United wireless
Telegraph company VIII be 70 ac-
quiro the latest and most approved
Inventions employed IN teIegrhphy
and continue les development and
expansion throughout the world.
While the pfomiHs IA nov made
that the wireless system viii imme-
diateiy auppiant the Western Union
and Postal systems. the officials be-
iiefo that this VIII eventually hap
pen. and promise that the rates shall
De 20 per cent cheaper than for
service over the lines ~ the latter
tuo companies
The directors 81 TIE United Wire
leaa Telegraph company are Abra-
ham white. New York 4. u Bus
ahanan. New York ~ r. Mcclure.
NeW York. Don Giovanni de- Frin-
rfri del DfaF0. % Rome italy
Geo. irving whitney. PittsbufE. G.
e. Gnibraith. New York. + =. Bo-
CART NeW York. Charles A. i.iebs
New York. Ofesnleaf whittier Pick
ard boston John =. Seymour New
york Francis 81 Butler. Sew York.
Phnip Fnfnsworth. New York. Ar
thur English. Ncw York. and George
e. knahs. New York
The Officers are Abraham white.
president y r. buchanan. vice.
president. George g. knahe. treas
ursr. ard Arthur English. secretary.
The 90. Gee 600 capital ~ the com
uany VIII be divided into 100000
shares 2 PER cent preferred and l.
zee eco sharaa common stock az the
pr value % 80.
II is the majority 81 stock that
counts fn both cnnse. and the local
management Of the Marcoui COM
nauy has absolutely nothing 20 do
With the negotiations. The Amer
lean Marenni company ~ owned by
the parent English Marcuut COM
rnuy. Ever the management % the
parent English MHrcnni company
owns only q few shares. compare
lively. Of that eampanys stock.
ssarcoui. himself. according 10 the
stock books and stock lists. owns
ieas than per cent Of the English
A4aftani company. II takes only 81
per cent 70 control and unite. a
much larger psr cent than this 81 ala
me leading wireless companies IL
strongly ~ favor Of the union o. In
seresta. Tho attitude o. our own
~ wei as either gov
aFnfnenta Interested On wireless tel
ezraphy. shows how strongly IN
favor ~ the Uuiled working man
saegnent in wireless tciegra Pity the
IntercstH most affected are. The
nefiin conference. where the worlds
congress VS. recently held.
made important recommendations Ia
"a 70 the Interchange Of wire
.ess messages throughout TIRE world.
ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
GAME wARosN's REPORT.

Game Warden Rict ia hln annual
report suggests the need % .
hatchery Tor trout aud other game
fish 70 restock the streams % the
county. Az appropriation has been
asked from the county commission
ers. Ia his report Warden hief
states that the present amount In
the game protection fund amounts
10 ss.1T6a1. During the past year
IS arrests we're made aud u con.
Victims obtained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
Immense Earnings
of Copper Mines

Very few people realize the Ina
mrngo earning power - good cor
per milne with copper At "a cents
Per pound. ard salss being made 81
even higher prices. the outlook
FOR fortunes - be made BY owners
u stock IN 09pper mines - greater
than ever.
Large mines uf this class ship
from a1ao 60 10000 tons per day
but with only a daily shipment u
/ 600 tens Per day Il D. estimated the
seattle u6sfon Copper 90 will earn
profits that viii be eye openers Go
many people In this city
ON copper ore containing only 4
per cent copper # viii earn "a net
profit Of fi.s2f 600 per year.
on copper ore containing per
cent copper " viii earn a net profit
Of tl,1tb.000.
on copper orc containing per
cent copper u viii earn a net profit
II t7,Ges.00o.
on copper ore containing 10 per
cent copper q viii earn "A net profit
u tl0as6.0G0
And II tho company finds the
same vein on ifa own property that
90 Oh mining from che Dutch Miller
property 81 VIII save $4,000 per day
in royalties. which means an lus
crease ON the above figures Of IL
$40 600 per year. which can be stfli
further Increased by putting in their
own Hmeltor and eloctrplytlc plant
for final treatment Of the copper a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

WASHINGTON. u. g. - The
Wireless Telegraph trust which IL
the latest idea 81 industrial com.
binatious The writer has just re-
turned from White Park West
Ind. New Jersey. the magnificent
home Of Abraham white. who IL the
president Of the Wireless telegraph
company the trust. where the
plans for the consolidation u all
English and American wireless COM
panies have been perfected While
there are details IN connection with
the transfer % stocks, patent rights
aud interests which have not yet
been fully worked out the general
ground for the consolidation has
been mapped out 20 Hach nm extent
that Mr. white announced 10 his
guests last sunday that the trausac-
ton looking toward fhe perfection
Of the combination we're completed
beyond the possibility ~ failure.
The United Wireless. or trust" "a
composed Of the Narcani Wireless
Telegraph Co. Ltd England and
the American ueFafFet Wireless
telegraph Co. The former eon-
tfela the narcoui companies ~
America. Canada ard Europe. The
American paForest IL the parent
company Of the English DsFarest
company. Between the two they
control all the commercial systems
4 wireless how operated ia Eu-
EiiHh- speaking countries TIE con-
hinatinn f. capitalized 81 twenty
million doiiara and Ar. White has
accepted the presidency. while
Mareuni tn credited with having
been the fret 10 combine fhe rFinci-
pies % the wireless into q klnE
system. aua IeForsht followed with
anulher similar system. The work -
both Of thone have been Improved
upon TO- many other inventors. 10
that The systems nos in use are the
Joint work % many scientists. For
this reason the new company sin
rot Include tha natue - any invent
81 bat vii a. known as the United
Wireless As ia well known. most
n the tfana- Atlantic liners are
equipped with the English Mareonl
system. especially the English iln-
re. uhtia the vessels ~ tire coast
utse trade employ the psForesf Eye
lem almost exclusively The United
States government stations and vea-
sells are equipped with the nef'orrsi
shiie the English gov
eminent prefers the English Mar /
auni The new combination Wiil
therefore. include Al the wireless (
stations up and down the Atlantic /
ana pafifia coasts from Maine % I
Florida ard from the Guif % Msn- I
leo 20 Alaska. the Interior stations /
~ Chicago. Denver, - Louis and T
many other places. those On the I
lreat Lakes. and on Substantially I
AZ ocean EulnE vessels flylns the 4
American ana EnFlish flags The 4
~ wireless messages. I
.hnuf which there has been such e
faaa. and phich led 20 abe recent 1
conference al Berlin. /
WI be practically accomplished BY /
he consolidation 81 the neFuFsst /
nd Narhroui companies As the En- /
sitsh and American governments 1
ire both greatly concerned with the /
wireless u wiii be interesting 70 /
lots their attitude toward the now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
SAYS MEN ARE
INDIFFERENT

CHICAGO. Jan s-E y Ripley.
president Of the Atehlaon. Topeka
a Santa BE. In speaking % the rea.
sons FOR the installation Of phn'
sion system for all employees 81 that
road. made the following state
ments
sohe ~ the most serious eondi.
tionH which this country II facing
toadY T. the Indifference and die.
regard which the empluye has for
the interests Of hiH employer.
The Sans Fc" continued Mr.
Ripley. hopes by means Of a pen,
aia0 and iibe.ei treatment II active
and retired employees to inatiii a
greater feeling 81 loyalty into itu
men However. Il must not Re nn.
doratnod that the employees 81 the
Santa Dc are not loyal. az | know
- no other system where railroad
men are an loyal ~ are ours. but Il
u with a desire % increase even
this amount Of loyaitt that our pen.
zion system Was inausuratsd =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
Hu DRAGGED HGR
THRouoA THE STREET

Extreme cruelty Is charged
against an Alaskan barber In a
complaint brought late yesterday
afternoon IN the superior court Ia
nyea In isas the PLAINTIFF. IiKsie
Delfcl alleges her husband. John
nelfeis struck her sith a board and
followed this by dragging her
through the street for a block aud
threatening TO hill her at every
stride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
SPEEDING CAR
JUMPS TRACK

Inbound car No ags n the Green
Lake limo LEFT the track at the
curve ai fof9 ninth 1t thia morn.
inE The car waa filled az the time
and The passengers were shaken up
and badly frightened Tho neei
dent MAS due 70 tho bad condition
81 The track. which. u IL said. needs
repairing AZ that point Tho rear
trucks jumped che rails aud the
coach narrowly ESCAPED oyefluru
ing Traffic Vas delayed until the
car could be rishted. a matter which
consumed mofe than a half hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

having ehokcd 10 death AZ the even
ina meRi. Lowenfhal was released
from custody In order that be might
fetufn 20 bis home la the time 81
sorrow
Lowcnthal was arrested upon a
warrant signed BY hts wife ehRrE
ing him With llllreaiing her lie
Vas ordered 90 keep The peace. bat
refused to furnish the bond for
which nffense he was committed.
II II the hope Of the authorities that
the death Of the little one viii
prove a stepping stone 10 better re
lations between husband aud wife
Ia the future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
BLAME HGsrAURAsrs.

Fhe oyster companies ~ the euy
drclafe hat Tbs recent advance "a
the price - oysters IL SOLELY aue
70 secFpt arrangement arruea
apou bx the restaurants and caassk
~ The city The actual price ~ Ne
iooihaume bfyalYea. the draioFa ~
has Fahe toun Instead - un. nra
The Increased cuat 20 the consumer
u simply a hold up game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
SKFF
CAUSES ALARM

What IL feared may have been a
terrible tragedy was reported TO.
day from olalla, little village
between Hotattie and Tacoma on
the west side Of the sound.
A large akin. bearing all the ear
marks Of AN accident. WAS picked
up by the residents Of that hamlst
yesterday aud the belief IL that
some family Wan overturned and
drowned In the sound. while trans
porting lta household goods To d
point along the coast
The Hkiff, when found. was par
TALLY filled with furniture aud the
waters ia the Xisanity If tho craft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

was atrown with other articles OF
household ware.
An effort WAS Immediately made
to discover IA whom the boat be
ionged. but without success, There
are many Hauattora living Ia iHoiai
81 places along the water line 81
the sound. and Il may take days
% find the owners. that H.. II they
are nat az the bottom Of the sound
The authorities ia all the vi
hayes along the sound between here
aud Tacoma will be asked "a assist
IA the search aud IA the mean
while the skiff will be held for
claimant By those who discovered
ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
DO NOT WANT
ANY SALOONS

The residents ~ Rainier valley
Tor the meet part. are against The
granting - snf saloon licenses ID
that district Petitions are noe be
lhk circulated and ne enou AZ the
Columbia city aud other hufga ia
The valley are ANNEXED 70 Seattle.
these petitions Niil b. presented 70
the Seattle council asking that 40
LICENSES be granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
STEAMER
LEELANAW

Steamer t4eeiauAw. one % the
beat knoWn freirhtsra on tho "a.
eiflc eoaat Hnd which has just cum
plctad takius aboard caFku AZ thia
port. has bren aald b the Mlchl
gan Steamship company Co James
Dunamalr. - tbs Pacific FfeiEtiius
company. ~ Victoria. u g. Fhs
price il said 10 b. siia.8aa
The Ieelanaw has haea iicniitiad
xith Paset SQUAD shipping Tor nine
years and has been on all routes
from Seattle. for q time being "a
the 81 Michael trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
RAMONA GOES ON
ALASKA ROUTE

Steamer Ramona II to Be with
drawn FROM the Seattle Vancouver
route within a few DAYS and tn
Pacific Coaat steamship COMPANY
win place her On the Seattle SkaH
way routa The WaiieAie ls bsiuN
repaired and oreFhnuied. and vii
replace the Ramana a. soon a. re
pairs ara completed
The Pacific Coast Steamship
company will operate the RAmpaa
Tor several months on the AlaaAa
run. The Humboldt EuiHE south -
san Francisco tsft the eompaag
abort nme steamer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
Bad Weather

FFrFenfei NAM - Iaandnu'H Gus
toners from taking advantage ~
the hundreds u rare bargains ~
fpred IN ever department For
this reason the Annual Clearing
Sale continues neHt week Their
prices aaiounded an those Nho visit
"a the store thia week and az their
stock IL yorr iaFFo many desirable
goods Niii te on sale neat week
i0naens. I'LL Second a.. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
LAMP ESPLooEs-FIRE
sTARTED-HOusE BURNED

a lamp exploding caused a fire
which completely destroyed The
residence % Mrs Lizzie Harris ~
Rainier Beach last night Mra
Harris had left a lamp burnlus
while she went on a visit to a neigh
Dor The house and contents are a
tnlnI lnaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
YOUNGSTOWN EATTIE line
IN PARTIAL OPERATION

The Seattle Electric company =
partially completed ilue between
Youngstown and Seattle waH placed
in limited operation yesterday
Passengers will BE- carried from
Youngstown 20 First nv : and
Spokane av This city. where thsf
eili be transferred o. the Cedar ~
line The service includes one car.
which Riil make the trip every hair
anfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
To TEST CONSTITUTIONAL|TY
of JAPANESE EXCLUSION

uty United states District Attorney
a T. Black ~ In receipt II % wire
from District Attorney Deslln, noe
~ Washington. relative T. begin
ming d test suit aa 90 the e0natliu#
ilonallty Of the action IT the board
Of education In the dispatch the
following questions are asked
First When WAS the Oriental
school first catahliahcdT
SECOND Did Chinese pupils ~
tend IN 1905. and when did they
first begin 20 attendT
Third How many were Ia at.
tendance IN June, 1907
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
KILLS RIVAL IN
GIRLS SIGHT

VANCOUVER. n. q. Jan. 49,
A special Ia the World from Roe
thorn, sank. SAYS
With his head crushed. the frozen
body OF Michael kaminaky wHn
found last night The murder was
the result % a fight over a girl who
was an eye witness Ia tho crime.
but who refuses 60 diyulgu the
name Of the murderer
After the crime the body VAS
placed Ia a sleigh and TAKEN some
distance. when Il Was prupped
against the fence o. an innocent
citizen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
ASKED To STOP
SHANCHAIING

WASHINGTON. Jan Con.
Ercsa l. 10 b. asked 60 pass some
measure FOR the prevention ~ fur,
Their atrocities among whhiing ves
sells IN the herring sea and Arctic
waters Tho principal offeuae e
that q ahanKhaiing. and rvcnHi
mendaliana are made asking that
this evil Do given first cunaiaaras
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
RAILROAD WAS
DECEIVED

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan 8 Officials
Of the Rock island system have
placed all blame for tho wreck at
Nolland upon John Lyme. the opeF
atur at that station In sworn
statement LYME gave HIS aEe as Is
years, although In written appli
cation for the pealtion If operator
az Nolland the young man gave hia
axe as at
Lyme. who waa missing for sew
eral DAYS. has been captured and Il
now held Ia custody The inquiry
ta SIN In progress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

WASHINGTON. y. G.. ian -
II has been learned from reliable
bat not official sources that the
government will SOON file In the
United States court al Ban Fran.
cisco u bin 81 equity, asking the
court ~ enforce the provisions ~
the treaty with japan II will be
Insisted that tho recent action Il
the San Francisco board OF ednca.
lion H. ~ violation Of the PROVISIONS
Of the treaty
DeVlin Wants information.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan Dep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

10 these the following answ.s.
were given
The Oriental school vas est.k
lirhed IN iHsb
"Chiaeeo pupils BEGAN to atts,n
that year hud just previous 10 -
calamity The registration n chlnsss
pupils was about a2s"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
FLASHES
pr. crIshlsn Ne, nl.m.d.


uf J =. Gflehtpn. Tor taa days
on trial in Judge afiffin's court
fof The alleged malifeainent Of TIC
broken knee Pan % Julius Ltsdks
has been exoneraied b the luff %
negligence
Restraining Order Denied.
Superior 1uaEe AfhfrtH8n THE
morning dissolved the restraining
order prohibiting the city If 60.
lumhia frosn regarding irving -
TIE order saa originally granted
at the request q T. wallace
suiap the s. e. &c.
sutt faf damages amounting o.
g. Gee NaH filed thia afternoon b.
Minnie ". itarsinn against the Sc
nttle Eirctfie company she states
that January ~. isae. uhe wan
struck - Grant nt car af The
nayxisu station
Bsooar Must Work.
Tom Crosse received ~ days az
hard labor on the chaln gang this
morning for bsRginE "a the streets
% Seattle. and Judge Gordon de-
eiafea hiH Intention faf fufclns such
msn g work. II not far themselves.
for the city.
Engineer Morris Returns.
u W Morris. assistant United
States engineer. hnA returned from
a tso years service IN che Philip.
pines. where he worked under Mai
John MILLS. who was formerly IN
charge uf tho engineering cofpu ia
Seattle.
Goes 70 Inspect Bridges
MAJ u N Chliienaan left fhls
morning 10 inspect the four bridges
over the waterway a. Tacoma II
is thonEht tho frequent heavy
freahsfa which lately occurred
might have affected their siabn.
ity
Zee Wcisbaeh Y mantle 2ae at
SpihnlnE's 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
DEATH OF CHILD
UNlTES PARENTS

TACOMA. Jan 6-irvlu Maurice
IoWVnthal the infant son u Mar
Gus LowenihaL postmaster At nenss
ton. Who was held for refusal TO
give a peace bond. died last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
nanquet slarfort pi,,.r.

AZ tho Hotel sfander last niKht
ball Naa given GA homer u nar
stanford football team. which m0
staying there during The Seattle en-.
EaEUmanfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

Don't throw away yss, =.
clothes Have fhsu cleaned
hook like ucw a. tha pania,,.l9
can Hb Main 1865 ~.