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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-18

Elsewhere in this number is 70.
printed a considerable portion OF
the last annual report oil the De.
partmrnt OF Agriculture, as made
by Secretary James Wilson to the
president Every farmer who dc.
sircs t. keep abreast OF she times
should in some way secure aud
read the annual reports OF the De.
partmcnt OF Agriculture.
But the portion which is reprint
I'd here is Tor the special purpose
oi calling attention to n small mat.
ter which may I've easily overlook.
ed. This portion relates to the
work OF the bureau OF soils, which
is engaged in investigating the
soils oil the country. Much stress
is placed on the possibilities OF the
country in the additional increase
OF productiveness OF the land
The lew figures given are signih.
cant in that they show W. are as
vet Just getting nicely started in the
development OF American avricul.
ture. That which has been done
IS great, but that which remains Ia
he done is greater.
The Department OF Agriculture
is placing emphasis upon the in.
PRODUCTION oi new crops, tut pos
sibly not AS great emphasis Their,
as IN the past. Doubtless n great
deal can bc accomplished IN this
direction. Certainly no harm eau
come from the work along this line.
But insofar as 1t relates to tn,
work OF securing crops which hav,
lhs capacity to resist drouth there
appears to have herl very it'll,
accomplished. Not much can h,
Expected from this source.
Some attention Is given TO tn,
use OF commercial fertilizers. This.
too, is very important; but IN fac
not immediately important in tn,
newer portions OF the country.
The problem oi commercial lcrtil,
,zers is local and perhaps scctiond
n nature.
The really important stior
~ the portion OF the report we Civ,
IS IN relation to the study oi tn,
wonderful question o! soil fcrtilit,
IN us broader aspects. The bu
nrau.oi soils has now been at worl
N this special field some fifteen OF
twenty years, following n dchnit,
line o! work and having unlimitrC
resources at its command. II u
%ignihcant that Secretary Wilson
4, now able to report that the IN
designations in this department
have gwen n new view point o
the whole subject oi soil science
which has aroused a new intcrcs
IN soil Investigations"
There are those who have beef
proclarmlng a long time that Their
- nothing new IN the study OF III,
~oil, that there is nothing to b'
found out that was not alrcad
known, that nobody has a right t.
claim discovery ot new things
But on the other hand the vicv
point OF the plain farmer has beef
changing these many years. Tn,
men who ill the soil have not beer
satisfied with the book cxplana
tons. II is important to know
that the Investigations OF the hur
eau OF soils, conducted with scrup
ulous care and covering man
wears, have confirmed the popula
impression that the subject o
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-18
METHOD.

Why do you affect the mystical
style Of composition' ?" asked the
story writer.
at saves labor" answered the
great author. "After people have
become accustomed TO obscurity in
your style they take it for granted
that you meal something whether
you do or not"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-18
A vERRisLE

81 want to be loved for myself"
exclaimed the romantic heiress.
my dear lady," reioined Baron
Fucash apprehensively, lis there
any possibility Of this being . case
Of mistaken IDENTIFY 7"
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!. w. CAMPBELL
NOTARY PUBLIC
quay COUNTY oFFlc,ALs


A good $40 acre tract with water
close at hand with 100 acres SUIT
able tor farming and the balance
iair gazing land, Tour and one
halt miles from Tucumcari, NJ. NJ.
For particulars apply u write the
Tucumcari News. as-ff
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-18

For Sale Two nice residences
one with 4 rooms and one with
three rooms on cornor OF Lenter
street east OF Baptist church. For
price aud terms call on Mrs. J. Il.
Cash. #.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-18

CONSERVING OUR RESOURCES

On the average The son Of tn" farmer Of today must make his living Oh
his fathers farm There IS n dhhtuny m doing this II the father Will
exercise wisdom. No wise use oi a farm eshausts It's ietuhty Roosevelt
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FOR SALE. L. {. Smith type
writer, been used six months.
Call al this Office. sS-4t-pd
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there's an Ideal Home

for every man " lac hut looks for 49,
w" can help lOcat" yours cali ~
and tell us your requirements. Prob
ably We have Just such a piece OF
REAL ESTATE On OUR LIST.
II doesn't matter how little casll ur
row much YOU have We u sell you
I house for all cash or on the easiest
terms Imaginable So dou't hesitate
for lack ~ ready money. Tie longer
you keep on paying rent the further
away owning your Owu home viii hss
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FOR TENT Nice Ranch. during
school term. inquise st this oiiies.
80 a..
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Continued next week }
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
NEWS CUT SHORT.
The State Department has recognized
Reginald Walsh as British consul at New York.

The State Department has recognized
Reginald Walsh as British consul at New York.
Grocery Clerks Local Union will give
an ice-crcam sociable for members az the American
Home Life Building Fifth and q streets north
west, tonight.
Paul Rickenbacher, fifty-seven years
old, blacksmith found dead in bed at his
home, 65l Fourth street northeast. yesterday
ing. Death due 70 heart failure.
In the presence OF bureau chiefs and
officials Of the Department os Commerce and Labor.
William r. Wheeler, Of California yesterday took
the cath Ct Office as Assistant Secretary Of that
department,
Funeral services for Charles Hunt. who
drowned in the Eastern Branch. on Giesboro
Point, Sunday afternoon. will be held to-day at the
family home eE Pckford place northeast. Inter
ment will be in Congressional Cemetery.
According to an announcement yester-
day by Secretary Metcaf, the two new battle shins
authorized by the last session Of Congress win be
Oklahoma and Wyoming. every State in the Union
Is now represented in the navy. The next battle
ship to be authorized BY Congress viii be named
Wyoming.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Pauline J.
Lewis. Of 2S II street northwest reported TO the
police that one Of her collectors had failed 70 turn
in S75 he had collected in the last two months
Within two hours Central Offce Detectives ODea
and Evans arrested Louis G. Andrews thrty-siK
years old. OF go L street northwest and locked him
up on charge of false protenses
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Prouty and Harlan left Washington yesterday after
noon for Chicago, whore they will hold a hearing
affecting the butter egg. and dairy interests of the
Middle West. IL is expected sixteen Of the largest
manufacturers Of butter in the United States wiz
appear in opposition 10 the proposed ailvance Of
freight rates on milk and crCam.
Florence White and Mamie Weeks ne
groes were charged in the Police Court yesterday
with selling liquor on Sunday. They pleaded not
guilty and dcmanded jury trials. Laura Payne. of
Kings court, was araigned on the samc charge
ard had the case continued until WEDNESDAY. I'd.
ward Johnson and James Pitcher were srrairned
on similar charges and demanded trials By jury.
Several changes in the working force
Of the Home for the aged and Inirn. at Blue
Plains. ID. c, were approved by the Commission
ers yesterday. Tho resignation Of Chieg Engineer
j. W BarTison accepted and j. f. Gutler was
prcmoted 70 the position. with compensation of
$50 year. G. A. Ednlonds was appointed assist
ant engineer, vice Butler. promoted at $3.50 a YEAR
L. d. Gibson was appointed farm hand at SEQ
William Hilton, negro. was committed
70 the workhouse for sixty days in default Of fne
d 20 Imposed D. Judge Mullowry IN the Police
Court yesterday. Hilton was arrested Saturday
night by police Of the First precinct with Hattie
Hughes, who, he said, was his wife The woman
had both legs cut of al the knees, and was caught
Judge MulioEny on condition she leave the city.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
soU1ERs SEES MR.. BACON.
Panama Minister VIII Call on secre-
tary Root To-day.

Herbert G. Squiers. American Minister
TO Panama, who was summoned to the
United States by Secretary Of State Root
for a conference on affairs In the repub-
lie of Panama. called at the State De-
partment yesterday and had a talk with
Acting Secretary OF State Robert Bacon.
Mr.. Root is out OF the city, but will re-
turn this morning.
Mr.. Squiers declined to discuss political
conditions in Panama until after he has
had a talk with Mr.. Root on the subject
Mr.. Squiers said he would return TO
Panama on June l3.
Several weeks ago runOTs were current
that protest had been sent TO the State
Department by prominent citizens OF
Panama, objecting TO the political ac-
tivIty Of Mr.. Squiers. Shortly after these
rumors became current, Mr.. Squiers was
summoned 10 this country. Il was never
admitted at the department that any
charges had been preferred against Mr..
Squiers for his alleged political interfer-
ence. and II was said he was summoned
10 the United States to ascertain the
cause and the animus behind the rumOrs
of his alleged political activity. Mr..
Squiers will have a conference with Sec
retary Root at the State Department to-
day.
President Amador. Of Panama, sent a
dispatch TO the Panama Legation. deny
ing the reports that Mr.. Squiers was
persona non grata.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
MRS. POSPISIEL is BRAVE
Widow of Suicide Physician Not
Frustrated by Her Trouble.
Twin Brother of Dead Man on Way
from Wisconsin to Attend
Lntter's Funeral.

Despite her troubles OF the last few
days. eliminating with the tragic suicide
OF her husband. Mrs. Joseph Pospisiel.
wife OF the physician who shot himself
early Sunday morning after holding a
crowd OF several hundred persons and
a dozen policemen at bay Is bearing up
brayely under her afiIction.
Instead Of becoming hysterical and
.necessitating the care of a physician. Mrs.
PospisIel has heroically kept her nerve.
and already is turning her face 10 the
future blotting out the narrowing scenes
OF the past with rosy pictures OF the
future for her young children.
Yesterday the widow devoted her time
to communicating with relatives. Her
sister married John Pospisiel. a twin
brother Of DR.. Pospisiel Both couples
coin County. Wisconsin. kilograms were
sent to John Posplsiel and his wife ask
ing them 10 come 10 Washington at once
10 attend the funeral OF DIR. Pospisiel. A
telegram was received. saying that the
brother and sister-ln-law OF the dead man
would probably arrive in Washington to-
morrow morning.
In case the relatives arrive here to-
morrow morning the funeral will be in
the afternoon. Should they be delayed
II will take place Thursday morning.
Members Of the odd Fellows. Masons,
and knights Of Maccabees called on the
widow yesterday. and asked about the
funeral. No decision as 10 the pallbear-
ers has yet been made, but II is prob
able that members Of tho Maccabees will
act in this capacity.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
J. S. Dept Of Asricllture. Weather Buresu.

L. S. Dept of Asric1ilture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. Monday June S. laoS-s 2. m.
There have been showers and thundcrstorms IN
the Lower Arknusas the Missouri Ohio. aad Upper
Mississippi valleys, the Upper Lake region the Ncrth-
west. Wyomlng Idaho and the eastern portions of
Washington and Oregon. In the East. South South
west, and extreme Central West the weather was
fair
i IS considerably warmer tn New England. the
Middle Atlantic States. Colorado and the Middle
and SO:1hen Plateau and cooler from the Dak0tas
eastward into the Western Upper lake region.
There viii De showers Tuesday IN the Ohio Val
ley. the Lower Lake and Eastern Uppe- Lake re
Eon. extending Tuesday night OF Wednesday into
New England and the Middle Atlantic States There
wiz also be showers Tuesday in the Central Rocky
Mountain region and the northern districts west Of
the Rocky Mountains
It viii be cooler Tuesday in the Lake region and
Upper Ohio Valley. and cooler Wednesday in New
England ard the Middle Atlantic States II viii
be warmer Tuesday in the Northwest.
The winds along the New England and Middle At
lantic coasts will b. fresh south 20 southwest on the
South Atlantic coast light easte-ly bcroming vara-
bic; the Gulf coast light 20 fresil southerly: on
the Lower Lakes fresh 10 brisk southwest to west.
possibly thunder squalls Tuesday and or the Upper
Lakes fIesh % brisk southwest 20 northwest possi
bly, tAundeT squalls Tuesday on Northern Huron and
Eastern Superior.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports
win have light to fresh south 70 southwest winds
fair Tuesday, showers Wednesday or Wednesday
night 70 the Nfand Banks
SPECIAL FORECAST.
Flood warnings have been issued for the Mssis
sppi River from Keok1k 70 Hannibal, with stages as
follows indicated By Saturday of this week keo-
kuk l6 feet Warsaw IL. l9 feet. and Hannibal. IS
feet food stages being st Is. s and l5 feet re
spcc,ively. Additional warnings have also been Is
sued for the Kansas River and the Missouri River
from Kansas City eastward. nth about 6 feet. 5
feet above food stage indicated at Kansas City by
Wednesday. The Mississippi River at ST. Louis
mas passed the food stage OF 30 feet and further
rise wiz begin "Wednesday Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
ARLINGTON AMPHITHEATER
Commission Created by Congress
Completes It's Organization.
Architect to BE Invited Here 10 Look
over the Situation and
Give Advice.

A commission, looking into the advIs-
ability and feasibility OF erecting an
anphitheater at Arlington, the National
Cemetery, was organized. in accordance
with an act OF Congress, yesterday IN the
office Of the Secretary OF War.
The commission consists OF Secretary
Taft, Secretary Cortelyou. Judge L G..
KimbaII. Elliott Woods. and Maj. Walter
s Hale. Judge Klmball is the G. A. r
representative, and Maj. Hale the repre-
sentative Of the Spanish-American War
Veterans.
Secretary Cortelyou was elected chair
man, and Mr.. Weaver secretary.
Congress appropriated $500 for the
work Of the commission. and work will
be commenced Immediately.
Judge Kimban was appointed a COM
mittee of one to communicate with Carter
& Hastings, architects. OF New York. who
are interested in the project, TO name a
day When il will be convenient for them
to send a representative TO Washington to
confer with the commission.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
VII Report ON the Canal.

The commission appointed by President
Roosevelt TO examine into labor condi-
tons in the Canal Zone Is about to make
its formal report to the President. The
members are James Bronson Reynolds.
one Of the men who investigated the
scandal for the President: Z.
r. Needham and S. B. Donnelly. Mr..
Reynolds called at the White House yes
terday afternoon to make a verbal re-
port, which. 1t was said officially. was
entirely favorable. The formal report viii
praise in high terms the conditions sur
rounding laborers in the Canal Zone.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
SPECIAL FORECAST.
Local Temperature.

Midnight, 65 a m. 60: a. m, 80: a. m. 81 /:
a. m c.: 10 a. IN. n; u noon. 80: 7. H., So;
p n. So n n, g; p N. IS; 10 ?. m, T3;
Maximum. So minimum. 80.
Relative hmidity-s a. m. 20; 2 p M 40: ?. m,
81. Hours Of sunshine. I.a Per cent Of possible
sunshine 100.
Temperature sane date last year-Maximrm, g.:
minimum 81
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
JONES COMMISSION MEETS.
Secretary Taft Chairman of Board
tn Control Monument Fund.

Secretary Taft. Secretary Metcalf, Sen
ator WetmOre, Representative S. W Nc
Call, and Col. ~ S. Bromwell. members
of the Paul Jones Monument Commits
sion. met in the Office Of the Secretary
Of War yesterday and talked over the
plans for disburslng the $4,000 which
Congress appropriated for the monument.
Secretary Taft was elected chairman.
and Secretary Metcalf and Col. Brom-
well, superintendent of public buildings
and grounds. were appointed TO select a
site. 1t is said that the grounds Of the
Naval Observatory have been favored by
the Secretary Of the Navy.
Charles Niehaus. a New York archi-
tect, also attended the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
DEATH RECORD.

William F. Digney. Washington Asylum Hospital
- years
Sallie Pancake. Garfield Hospital. IS years.
Patrick J. Downey. l5 Myrtle ST. ne, 20 years
Kate q. Lester 11Z3 L ST. NV. 81 years.
John Z. Sterling, 500 II 81 NV, 62 yuarA
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
BURIAL OF Mr.. PRICE.
Body VIII BE Sent TO GreenviIIe,
:. c.. To-day.

The body Of the late Capt. James Madi-
son Price. who died Sunday night al his
home. 4l4 Eleventh street northeast, will
be shipped TO the old Price family home.
Greenville, ;. c., to-day. where interment
viii be made in SpringwoOd Cemetery.
Capt Price is survived by one brother
one sister, six sons. and two daughters
The sons are W. w. Price. J. Stuart
Price, James II. Price. Thomas e. Price
Of this city: Sam s Price. OF Columbia.
S. c.. and Alfred W. Price. Of Tucson.
Ariz. The daughters are Miss Bessie
Price and Mrs. 3. c. Keith, OF this city.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
Condition of the Wa

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hsrpers Ferry W. Va, June s.-Potomac little
cloudy and Shenandoah very muddy to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
Tide Table.

Today-High tide SIS a. m and sSl D. N. l,w
time l0ai a. m and 1921 D. m.
.rOmOrow-High tide. AIS a. m. and i45 d m
low tide. Il 90 Il. m and u;i0 P m.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
Temperotures in Other Cities.

Temperatures IN other cities, together with the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
p. IN. yesterday, are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

oBOLD-On Sunday. June = I90S az Il p N.
SARAH J. OBOLD. widow Of Francis S. Ohold
Funeral from her late residence. lib Eighteenth
street northwest. Wednesday. June o. AZ 9
a. n. High mass Of requiem az 81. Paul's
Church az $50 ReatiTes and friends are IN
vitei
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
WARNS The NEGROES
Chandler Tells What Taft as
President Means.
POLITICAL OBLIVION OF RACE
Former senator from New Hampshire
Makes WarIike Speech Against
Talks Plainly of the Duty of the
Black Voter and Delegate.

Ex-senator William E. Chandler. Of
New Hampshire. last night addressed an
anti-Taft meeting in Galbraith NJ E.
Church, colored, Sixth. near L street
northwest A few white people were
present Samuel Carruthers, pastor OF
the church, presided and introduced Mr..
Chandler.
Friends" said the former Senator, the
ministers are going 10 talk politics 20
you tonight. while preach the sermon.
am going TO preach from three texts.
THE first is from the Constitution Of
the United States. It Is the last amend
ment, the fifteenth. which says that the
right Of citizens TO vote shall not be de-
MED or abridged by the United States or
by any State on account OF race, color,
or previous condition or servitude.
My second text is from the report OF
the Republican convention OF 1905, which
passed resolutions favoring a proportion
ate reduction OF representation In the
Electoral College, and In Congress. IN
States voting for disfranchisement Of ne
gTOec.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
At 2oc and 30c

Only SC for soc SILK Lisle Hose.
and Z0c for the best 39c Plain and
Lace Isle Hose.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

SHREVE-on Sunday, June T. l9Qs. JAMES II.
SHREVE. IN the seventy-frst year Of his age.
Funeral services Wednesday. June To- al : p. n
from MS late residence. 65S { street northeast
1nteruent az Glenwood Ceuetery
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

sCOTT-On Sunday June = 1905. at T:lo s. n.
at his residence 3905 Davenport street. Tennally-
town. D. g.. WILLIAM T. SCOTT. husband Of
the late Martha Scott and brother Of James H,
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

sPEER-on Saturday. June g. 1905 at $50 .. m.
JAMES. husband Of Mary speer. aged eighty
two years.
Funeral from residence Of r. C. Craft. 3R @
street southeast, on Tuesday. June 9. al 2 .. M
tNew York. St. Louis Cincinnati and Brook
vile, Ind, papers please copyl
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

SIGGINS-on Sunday juno = 1905 az 05 a N
JOHN J.. beloved son q Margaret and the late
James Siggins. aged thirty-four years
Funeral from his late residence If2 street
southeast Tuesday. June g. az s:i5 q. M Mass
at 81. Peters Church az 2 a m
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

THOMPSON - DEBORAH CARMELL THoMP-
son will Be taken from the vault al Mount
Oiivet snd inferred in the family .ot al 4sa
p N, Jupe 9, 1905, Friends and relatives ere
invited 20 attend.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

Only 81 for Pure Silk Hose worth
500, and only sc for better than
usual $100 Silk Hose.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

JERMAN-On sunday. June :. l90S, az his resi-
dence, $3.50 VI street northwest, THOMAS J.
JERAAN aged seventy-are years
Inte-nent az Arlington, Tuesday. June 2. az lq
~
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

GEIER-On Sunday. June Z. lsoS al lis ?. m.
ANNIE NJ. GEIER lnee Neslinel beloved wife
Of Edward +. Geier. aged tweuty-eisht years
Funeral from her late residence Olive street. be-
tween and Q streets. KGnilEOTth. d. c. on
Wednesday. June To- at 9 a N Requiem mass
at st. MhTy's Church az 10 O'Clock Relatives
and friends invited Intement private. a. 81.
Mary's CCmctCry.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09


Funeral services Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
from Rock Creek Baptist Church. Tennally-
town, u, &,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-08
Death of Mrs. John +. Bell.

Mrs. Hettie Bell, wife of Mr..
John +. Bell, Sr., died Monday
at her home in the western por-
tion of the county. She had
been ill, with catarrh of the
stomach, for some weeks. She
was most excellent lady and
bore her sufferings with genuine
Christian fortitude. She was a
devout member of the Methodist
church.
Mrs. Bell was daughter of
the late Samuel Adams and was
about 60 years of age. Beside
the bereaved hutband she leaves
two children, Mr.. Judson Bell
and Mrs. j. E. Patterson, both
of this place. She is also sur
vived by the following brothers
ana sisters: Messrs. John h..
Ra., Columbus and Ben Adams
Mrs. Thomas Ballard and Mrs.
Henry Connor, all OF this county
except Mr.. Columbus Adams
who lives in Texas.
The remains yara burIaJ vas
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-08
Mdd Dog Kitied.

Mr.. John u. Caskey had a
thrilling experience at his home,
in the river section, few days
ago. While he and his family
were at breakfast mad dog APP
peared on the piazza and at
tackled MIR. Caskey's two dogs
that were lying there, biting
both of them severely. Mr..
Caskey's son, Mr. Will Caskey,
got his gun and shot the mad
dog and then, as a matter of pre-
caution, killed his fathers dogs.
The mad dog was strange ami
NAL in the community. 1t was
a tall, slender dog, apparently
half hound, and of yellow color.
and had on a leather collar.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-08
DEATH Of NI'. Ben Sims,

Mr.. Benjamin Sims, highly
esteemed young citizen and good
farmer, died Monday evening, of
typhoid fever, at his home in the
Rich Hill section. He was a
son of Mr.. Seaborn Sims and
was about 25 years old. He
leaves widow and one child.
He is also survived by several
brothers and sisters. among
them Messrs. Irwin and Jesse
Sims and Mrs. Lawrence Catoe.
Mr. Sims was a deservedly
ponular young man, and in ad
dition to his family and relativ-
es, leaves large circle OF friends