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, 1908-09-08
SOCIALISTS NOMINATE

FULL COUNTY TICKET.
The socialist party met at the ONCE
OF Judge H. v. 8. Groesbeck last night,
with w. L. O'Neill as chairman and
Louis Marquardt as secretary, and
nominated the following county, pre-
cinct and city ticket for the November
election:
State Senator-W. L. O'Neill.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES McCune, H.
L. Westphal, James Atkinson, Percy
IL Milburn and Henry Sage.
Standardization c. Mason.
County Clerk-Otto Sander.
Treasurer. E. Woodland.
Assassination X. Piston.
Superintendent Of Schools-Lizzie
Atkinson.
Attorney-H. v. s. Groesbeck.
Clerk Of District Court-Mrs. Ber-
nard Holtum
Road Supervisor-H. w. Kassahn.
Coroner-Paul Heinschke.
Suryeyor-E. B. Steadman.
Commissioner, four years-Robert
Hall; two years, M. F. Reed.
Justice Laramie Precinct-C. ]. Sar-
Wis.
Constable Laramie Precinct-w. L.
Brands.
Mayor-Louis Marquardt.
Councilman First Ward : John
Prick.
Councilman Second Ward-Lizzie
O'Neill.
Councilman Third Ward-John
Gaiselman.
, 1908-09-08
PRICE FIVE EMIT
lives lost IN
DENVER FIRE TO-DAY

maker, left wrist broken and bruised
by jumping; Melvin Parkes, Hillsdale,
Mich. serious burns on the face, arms
and legs. Mrs. Lydia Parker, Edward
Kelsoe, Thomas Taylor, fireman, left
ankle broken.
M Brains Dashed Out.
Moore jumped from the third-story
window, his brains being dashed out
when he struck the pavement. He
came to Denver for his health about
six months ago from Philadelphia.
where he had been in the real estate
business. OFT vas a sewing machine
agent and Lewis is a brakeman.
Started on Top Floor.
The fire started, presumably from
defective wiring. on the top floor,
about 4 o'clock, spreading with amaz.
ing rapidity.
Means Of Escape Cut or.
There were about 100 guests, many
of whom found all means of escape
cut of when reused. AT least five
jumped from the windows Many
were carried down extension ladders
by the firemen. The damage to the
building is estimated at $4,000.
Fireman Proves Hero.
Patrick Treadwell, a fireman of
Cripple Creek, who was sleeping at
the Belmont when the fire started, is
credited with having saved at least
ten lives by inducing the entrapped
guests to jump from the upper story
windows across a five-foot alley to the
roof of an adjoining building and car
rying them in his arms.
May Have Been IncendIary.
More than a score Of persons jumped
from the windows before the fire de-
partment arrived. In the opinion Of
the fire officers, the hotel was set
Gfre. Within a week and a half a
dozen small fires, believed to have
been Of incendiary origin, occurred in
rooming houses in this city.
, 1908-09-08

special to The Republican.
sDenvers Colo, 6ept. 6.-Twenty thou
sand people entered the grounds 81
the Colorado interstate fair and ex
positien befoSe noon today, which Ii
set astde ~ taurists' and pioneers
day. A vast crowd Of old settlers tool
advantage Of the special features
whicK4s9rs eyen for their entertain
melt. nednced railroad rates are at
tractins t~houssnds Of persons to Den
YER.
H.w Judging stock.
Judging has begun In all the depart
melf6. Nearly all the classes ARE
illed with strong exhibits. The com
plets. racing program for the week has
bes6 announced, with six events i
day. The card Is . very good one
Horse show features are run OF be
tween tie races.
Flight Of AishIp.
sKAbenshue is HReparing his airshir
for = 1onk niehtnat shutdown. Pains
"vesNvius' and thousand-dollar dis
play Of fireworks, given every even
ing. is the MOST spectacular ever at
tempted by the company.
, 1908-09-08
CONDITION OF o
Corn Almost Up to the Ten-Year Az
erage Of the Department.

Washington, D. c., Sept. S.-The
condition OF corn September l was
1914 per cent, normal, against a ten
year average of 81; spring wheat, IT'S,
against a ten-year average of 77.9;
barley, S1.2. against a ten-year av-
erage of 1876; oats, 69.7, against a
ten-year average Of 80.7. according to
the crop report issued by the depart
ment of agriculture today.
, 1908-09-08
TROPHY FOR BARLEY
ON IRRIGATED LANDS.

Trophies for the sixteenth national
irrigation congress and international
exposition, Albuquerque, N. NJ, Sep
TENDER 20 to October 10, are coming
in thick and fast. The latest is the
Blue Ribbon" trophy. 1t is offered by
Gustave Pabst, the wealthy brewer of
Milwaukee, and 1t will cost $1,000. 1t
will be offered for the best barley
grown on irrigated land. This is to
be a permanent trophy, to be held by
the winner for a year, and offered at
the succeeding congress.
, 1908-09-08
RAILROAD NOTES
Transferred to kansas pivIslo,

Transferred to kansas Division.
E. J. Boland. who has been the road
master Of the Laramie-C Cheyenne sec
tion OF the Union Pacific for the past
three years, has been notified Of his
appointment - sssistsnt engineer for
the Kansas division, q position similar
to that held by Otis Thayer Of the
Wyoming division. The announcement
of the appointment OF his
Las not been made yet. Mr.. Boland's
Headquarters have been at Cheyenne
Curing his connection with the Wyo-
ming division.
, 1908-09-08
HUGE POSTERS FOR
THE LANDER FAIR

The Republican has received copies
of a large poster advertising the Ere
mont county fair and race meet at
Lander on the 23d, Gath and 25th,
where 1900 in purses and premiums
will be offered. The aces will occur
on the 23d and Gath and the parade on
the 25th, participated in by Indians,
cowboys, cowgirls and soldiers. There
will be a stage holdup by the Indians
and the rescue by the cowboys and
soldiers.
, 1908-09-08
New Watch Inspector.

Louis Miller has been made watch
inspector for the Misunderstanding and
Laramie-Cheyenne districts of the
Wyoming division, in place of e. d.
Carter, resigned. There are about 300
names on the list of owners of watches
subject to inspection at stated inter-
walls during the year. Mr.. Carter has
held the position for several years.
, 1908-09-08
JOHN coUoHLIh Examined BY
Two PHYSICIANS TODAY AND
WILL re GENT 70 LONG
ISLAND Asylum.
Was Armed and Making : Efforts 20
Reach Executive At sasamore Hill
a~-esnsational Report From Kong
Island Believed to Be Without spe-
eiai sianifcance-shot Fired While
President Returning From Trip.

o sManeola. l. I, Sept, s.-John g
o C~oughlin. an armed man. who Q
Q ~As arrested While trying to Q
o reecA President Roosevelt 1T Q
o s4gat60re Hfl yesterday. va ak q
Q, amined by two physicians today Q
o and pronounced insane. He will .
@ be sent to an asylum at Kings Q
O Park, l. /. Q
Q o o O O O
, 1908-09-08
Gone to Walden,

President Fred A. Miller Of the Lar
annie Plains line left this morning for
Centennial with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
x. Quinn of Philadelphia, and they
will proceed from there to Walden to
inspect the coal properties of the
Laramie Plains line. They go from
Centennial to Chimney park by wag-
on. and will be met there by Will
Goodale with an automobile from this
city.
, 1908-09-08
Heard Of sisters Death.

Everett Bloyd, chief clerk in the of
fee of Trainmaster F. C. Let's, was
informed by telegraph yesterday Of the
death Of his sister. Mrs. Clara Eve
leigh, wife Of W. w. Eveleigh, at Salt
Lake. at midnight Sunday night. Mrs.
Eveleigh leaves a husband and two
little girls, one aged 6 and the other 8
years. She had been living in Salt
Lake a little more than two years.
The remains will be inferred there.
She was 20 years Of age.
, 1908-09-08

A. Palm, foreman in the yards here
for the construction department, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Den
YER, where he had been for a few days.
He says the fair and other things are
keeping matters lively in the Colorado
metropolis. to say nothing Of politics,
which is always in a turmoil there.
, 1908-09-08
PERMANENT oFFIcER

OF ASSOCIATION,
At the Wyoming State Sunday
school association at Cheyenne las,
week the new Office of general secre
tary was created, Miss Alice Holiday
being elected to the position and given
a salary Of $1,000 a year. Rev. Dewitt,
Long OF Sheridan was reelected presi
dent; H.. r. Paul OF Douglas and L. L.
Newton Of Cody, vice presidents. aud
H. B. Henderson of Cheyenne, tres
surer.- DR.. Nelson OF this city was
made q member Of the executive com
mitee and L. l.. Laughlin OF Toltec
was placed In charge Of the temper.
aHce department. with C B. Ridgaway
Of this city In charge Of the teacher
training department.
, 1908-09-08
Democratic clubs

: Chicago III, Sept. s.-The Bryan
and Kern Business Mems association,
with. Nathan Straus of New York as
president and E. L. GoItra Of st. Louis
rs vice president, was formally launch
ed at q meeting Of the democratic ma
ttonal cp4m1ttee today. The work Of
~ofganizing clubs which r 61pected to
eppeel Stxongly to the businsss inter
ssts q the scpuntry will be te4un with
Nsbr Immediately.
, 1908-09-08
PREepENTs PERsoNALITv
CERTAINLY 10 pLEAe{Nc

The Wyoming university manage
ment couldn't do anything more cal
cufated to increase statewide inter
in. the institution than to keep Presi.
dent Merica out over the ~state," said q
Cheyenne business man to the Tribune
Of that city. His personality 10 GER
tainly most pleasing, and the Wyoming
citizen who car run up against that
hearty handclasp and CHEEKY, good
natured greeting undoubtedly charac.
teristic Of Dr.. Merica, and not at once
become Interested In the university,
has something wrong with him. The
minute you meet him you are. i'm
pressed both with his ability and ear.
nestness. l never have taken much
interest in the university, but DIR.
Merica hadn't talked to me two min.
utes before I was 80 impressed by his
earnestness that / want to see him
succeed In making the Institution one
of the best and most popular in the
west. And. in my opinion, one Of the
best ways In which this can be 20.
complished win be to have the new
president meet the people Of every
section Of wyoming"
, 1908-09-08
Now At iron MInea

s. ]. Kent, manager of the North
western Land and Iron company, is
looking after the mining interests
being carried on at Seminoe, near
Rawlins. He has some twenty men
at work developing the vast iron hold
ings Of that company in that section.
, 1908-09-08
More Investor. Go We.t.

A full carload Of eastern people, oc-
cupying the Denver, Laramie and
Northwestern special a Yellowstone,
passed through the city this after
noon, in charge of Judge Milliken of
Denver, en- route to the company's
property at Hanna and Elk mountain.
, 1908-09-08
contract for a part of the extension of
the Laramie Plains lines Walden ex-
tension.
Waiting In City.

Fred Converse. formerly connected
with the rolling miils here. but lately
living at Fort Washakiess was in the
city today. leaving for home this at
terhoQn. He came to- visit friends for
q few days and may decide to again
locate here il the mills start up.
, 1908-09-08

Chicago. nj, Sept. 8.-prsliminary
to-the fnvasion Of the east ~ william
J.sBryan, members of the 6adnpcratfc
national committee held 1xSGfhodl Of
var today md for sesosiF hours
studied the plans Of the campxsen.
vehfla no dennite anneHasss4sat~
, 1908-09-08
Not lncllnea . TAX.

Mineola. L. /, septss-coushlin was
~6lsihtlfked to tax today. YESTERDAY
whan. arrested he declared he was try,
ing to deliver .messass, shout Grimm.
ais who were ehot In the battle with
the Boston police force 1t Forest Hills
cemetery some tims ego.
AAsyses Missing Mar.
The police Of Boston believe the
prisoner Il John CouGhiin of Walpole,
MASS. Who had been missing from
home for shout ten days.
, 1908-09-08
In Their New Home.

Engineer and Mrs. Hans Anderson
have moved into their new home and
their friends gave them a lively sur
prise last night to celebrate the event.
, 1908-09-08
Montana Democrats

Anaconda, Mont, Sept. S.IThe dem
ocrats of Montana assembled in con
venuon here today to put a full state
ticket in the field. Governor Harris
has no opposition for denomination.
The convention is the most harmoni-
Gus IN the history of the party In the
state. :.
, 1908-09-08

W. H. Crandali of the Crandall Bros.
Construction company Of Utah yester-
day sent a large part OF his gradirs
outfit to Centennial, to be placed on
the contract awarded him last week
At mile post A. Mr.. Crandan has =
, 1908-09-08

Boston, MAsS,. 4spk 3.-@TKading on
the Wool market il very duh and prices
show antceasfer. tendency. Transac-
tons a~reecopfned toAa few speciaitfes.
Fine teuitory staple wool sells at IS
.do4kA cleaned; fine washed DelainSax
q fozet csnts. with ,27s cents for nm
washed.
, 1908-09-08
GREELEY PRISONER
NOT WANTED HERE

MOI III Ed HERE.
Sheriff Bower returned this after
noon from Greeley, bringing word that
the man in the county 'ail there is
not Summers and is not wanted here.
The description varies enough to con
vince the sheriff that Bailey is not the
slayer of She-if Bath.
, 1908-09-08
NEwsHEPHERo foR
ExPEQaENr HTATIoN,

Mr.. McLay, an e1Dert sheepman, re-
Gently connected w1eahUs sxpsfiment
station at Fort Collins. Ms bean added
to the force at the wyoming expert
ment STOCK farm. being booked Tor to.
morrow. He Ia the nrs expert hsrder
the stock farm has hads N some time.
aud will succeed Hdw1Da King Who
hes epas to cAliiesntA w1eh Prof.J.T
Mcconnell to rod
, 1908-09-08

The March term Of the district court
was adjourned Saturday afternoon and
the September term viii begin next
, 1908-09-08
ELEVATOR READY TO
4 90 70 THE COMPANY.

(. TIE new elevator h completed and
N3if~be turned over to the Overland
.CsnaNsscaApsay ~ the contractor to
morrow. Tie co11psny has come grain
on the wy and II Hflab - reesaved Into
The new elevator. The min win b
ready to begin business II . fsw wseks.
, 1908-09-08
HuNpeh6NEw Books
6koERE0 ron llRaAnv

At IT, neeting Of the board Of trus-
tees Of The Albany county pubic II.
brary afternoon. the hoard order
Cd aboe& - books to be added to the
hbtArysM kllowed the bills for the
, 1908-09-08
CONVENTION VILE
BEGIN THIS EVENING.

The first session Of the seventh an
nual meeting of the Wyoming Baptist
State association will be held at the
BlpttstsehuEch in this city at I o'clock
this SxShte&, when an address OF vel
SconessWn - delivered by Mayor
spalding on behalf II the city, NJ Dr,
Aven Nelson on behaaf OF the nniver.
stty and Rev. r. Addis6n LAnsdell on
behalf Of the Laramie. church. Dr.
cress Of Evanston WIN deliver the an
nual convention see1Aon. The regular
business Of the meSttng viii be taken
up Al. 8. o'clock tozsberow morning.
, 1908-09-08
BETTER CROP OF HAY
4uf THAN LAST SEASON,

O., D. Oviatt, who Is in charge of the
Boswell ranch. up the Laramie river,
reports 9. better crop of nay than last
year, the weather being ideal for v
ing 1t In the very best shape.
, 1908-09-08
Mo .overt AT.

Oyster Bay, N. T. Sept. R.-The SEN
satioGAl reports that an attempt had.
been made 70 shoot President Roose-
welt apparently have their origin IN.
the fact That tie hunting tefson has
opened4nu 4Npg Island and there ID
c~onsidtst41s Shootfhg daily ID the out
lying Glaetete. C1Dse Investigation
fails ~ sahew that there has been any,
, 1908-09-08
HERE FROM MISSOURI
TO VISIT DAUGHTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Walcott of Ham
ilton. Mo-, arrived in the city yester-
day for an extended visit with their
daughter, Mrs. c. L. Rauner. While
en- route they visited their son in
Cheyenne.
, 1908-09-08

O-HDt S.-William II
TAT spoke Ifaneously on the
ssu Of the amp On at many points
en- ssnomshe11Tto Cincinnati to
'day' HIS shrst polsical speech Of the
cay delivered theater tim
morning.
WIN Wat4h 3sesuitG
Tbs appearance OF the day;
WORK u said 70 " ~ bearing OF
ens pos.iDto asea94n0taofithe repub
1eah tanafdAfes9,s sfNrther speech
, 1908-09-08

Ben Hunter of the Big Creek
ranches Sent three cars of fat cattle
to the Denver market today.
, 1908-09-08
GONE TO THE LAKES
FOR HATCHERY FISH.

Superintendent Theodore %Tregoning
went to the Sodergreen lakes this
morning to secure fish for the hatch
cry. He was accompanied by Richard
Tregoning, M. F. Knadler, H. A. Smith,
]. B. Kerr, Joseph Lohlein and William
Niethe.
, 1908-09-08
MEETING OF BOARD
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

The trustees Of the First Baptist
church held a meeting yesterday after
noon. at N. E. Corthell's ONCE. and
disposed Of some routine business.
The state association of the Baptist
church begins here tonight.
, 1908-09-08
BELMONT HOTEL SUFFERS DAM
AGE AND GUESTS KILLED IN
TRYING TO MAKE
ESCAPE.

conflasration Started in Top Floor and
Some Of Victims Had Brains
Dashed Out BY Jumping to Pave
ment-Means Of Escape Shut or
and Firemen Rescue Some by Elk
tension Ladders-List of the Dead.
, 1908-09-08

made, 1t is generally believed that the
EFFORT to have Bryan take the stump
during the entire month of October
Will prove successful.
, 1908-09-08
BOILER INSPECTOR

So IN CALIFORNIA TOWN.
Fred Brands, who learned the trade
of m%achfnist in the shops here, has
just been appointed boiler inspector
for the city of San Jose, Cal.
, 1908-09-08

ovsrt act directed aeainst the preai.

overt act directed against the presi-
dent.
Many Hunting Parties.
On his riding trips 1t is not unusual
for him to encounter parties Of hunt
ers. Secretary Loeb said today that 1t
was n o believed that anyone had tried
to harm President Roosevelt. No ~
tention whatever was being paid to
the matter ofacially, he said.
Shot From Roadside.
According to the story in circulation,
a shot was fred from a clump Of
bushes near the roadside while the
president and a friend were returning
from a horseback ride last Saturday.
Did Not Investigate.
The president and his companion
galloped away without Investigating,
though the president. 1t is said. would
have dismoumted and gone into tho
bush but for the opportunities Of his
friend, who ,dissuaded him from his
purpose.
Did Not See Roosevelt.
The general opinion is that the shot
was fred by some hunter who was un-
aware of the proximity of the presi-
dent.
Roosevelt Did Shooting.
Oyster Bay, N. r, Sept. S.-Maior
Wadsworth. cousin Of the speaker Of
the New York assembly, va the man
riding with the president Saturday.
when the shooting WAS beard He said
the president remarked that someone
Was shooting at q target. Later, when
both were bathing, they heard other
shots. Tbs president started to In
vestigate and learned that Jack Ro0se-
yelt, son OF w. Emlen Roosevelt, had
been shooting ut . target.
nroEar Heard shots.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-20
ATHLETES
 TO HOLD MEET

New Orleans, La, Sept. 19.-The Southern Association Amateur Athlet- iC Union of United States will hold it's annual meeting here September 2S. The principal business of the meet ing will be the election of officers It is probable that the present in- cumbents will be reelected Charles DeB. Claiborne, the president, is pres ident of the Cosmopolitan Bank & Trust Company, and is the youngest bank president in the South, if not in the country. Dr. J. \. lvey, vice pres ident, is one of the professors at Tu lane University. l.. di Benedetto is the secretary-treasurer.
 Among the speakers at the meeting leans, w. D. Nesbit, ex-presdent of the association, and president of the Birmingham playground athletic league.
 The following clubs compose the Southern Association of the A. A. r.: Atlanta Athletic Club, Atlanta. Ga; Nashville Athletic Club. Nashville, Tenn; Shreveport Athletic Associa- tion, Shreveport, La; Birmingham Athletic Club Y. M c. A. and Bir- mingham Playground Athletic League, Birmingham, Ala; Young Mems Gym nastic Club, Y. M. c. A.. Phoenix Athletic Club, Young Mems Hebrew Association. Tulane Athletic .Assoeia- ton, New Orleans Athletic Club, Pink Athletic Club, Sts. Peter and Paul's ushers Society and Southern Athletic Club. all of New Orleans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-20
asr.cutat Simple.

rethc. ~ir''t'.. f"'n'rv'na1 ha .-aen in!.trd tn promise fine h'o '' particu,:.n bree.!: !a eSf=ba"g' T. wha, cns aaai 'n ',e q fire r"*fsus! ,.h., thn ro~eDt,&h N3> brought. turned out 'n To nothing etSe man spr1g with ttfle root. The country mau grui.;,e;i, udt the other said tb" ne only had to wal. few years s'lc cou,i fe a fire bns',. Tie then ri;'f't' ,d the ben. The coun; ry man welt '' his fowl house and brought out an egg
 'That !s not the fowl you prom'aea ne," s"!d the otter.
 "No," said the courtrvman, "out you have only to wait year or two ano It wiu grow into E fine fowi."-Scottiaf American
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-20
TRADE CONDITIONS
 ARE SATISFACTORY

St. Louis, Sept. 19.-The merchants and manufacturers of St. Louis report trade conditions through that section of the country as very satisfactory giving assurance of enlarged pGopor- tions in the near future The com merce for the third quarter of this year, it is estimated, will appraise up to the same period of 1907, and the final quarter promises to be larger than similar periods for many years previous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-20

-Beginning September our office will be open, week days : a. m. to 12 D. m; Sundays s a. m. to D. m. Our service is better than ever before. Give us q trial, Postal Telegraph Gable Co. Of Texas. 123 West Barra- que. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-20

For bronchitis Pneumo gives inn mediate relief. g Il I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-20

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-20

went with him to SsH= about the lug gage. She "UnclVd" fn in the hear ing of fifty persoaS 2 gave orders, bought her ticket az t with her on the boat until the - A0rc bell rang. She waved he' n.hief to him as he stood o "f, and as he saw two men N n he waved back.
 "Txeuse me. .e.@ said one ot the men as he was foioWel eff the wharf. 'but that young lady''-
 "My niece, sir"
 "Ah ah, ! 'stSgsd uardons"
 And three 0a.- iater when Joseph Saunders read in his papor that one of the female SteneGTapA@s in the war office had stolen s" i'sno.tant paper and delivered it to tAe Trench govern ment he thought for awhile and then unused:
 "Well, the war aaioe sAould employ more reliable peor,e What is he war office compared to .Ie=nna Saunders character for all around rg1Jity and the certainty of election from this bor- ough next year? Yes sir, let the war office take care of s,, eir.''
 N. QUAD.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-04-02

AT Lockwood their fine school build
iug--not equal TO the School OF the
Ozarks-with the old flag 6oating, re.
licved the mOnotony OF the red roofs OF
the houses and barns. No peach trees
were in bloom, nU gardens were made.
A few disc plows with four horses at
tached we're plowipg for oats. Golden
City looks like thirty cents iD silver.
Here a drummer misplaced bis grip
and in frantic effort to find 1t had the
train stop mile out ] saw him count
ing the ties back 10 Golden City TO find
his grip, which be thought he had left
at the hotel: but IL train man found 1t
in the smoker and put it of at the next
station, teIegrapbing the drummer,
"Here's your grip" All the women 10
this country wear tan shoes, number &.
On the train were big, broad brimmed,
white hated stock buyers. Hogs had
gone up and prosperity was returning.
They we're paving 81. 10 for fat hogs.
At Fort Scott, where the Katy, Frisco
and Missouri Pacific come together, We
stopped 30 minutes for dinner. All the
fine haired people made break for the
Harvey house, while ! walked block
farther TO restaurant around the cor.
ner and got better meal for two bit:
than j0-cent Harvey ever put up.
walked through the city to the Missouri
Pacific depot and saw the elite Of Fort
Scott on the boulevard. There were
lots OF Flora McF'limsies and Fluffy
Ruftles, but all had big feet, big mouths