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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
PREPARE FOR
COMING SHOW
OWNERS ENTER MANY FINE
ANIMALS
KENNEL CLUB TO HOLD ANNUAL
EXHIBIT
Season of 1903 to Be Busy One for
Dog Fanciers - High Glass
CANNES to Be Shown
Here

The Southwestern Kennel club will
hold Its fifth annual show in Los An
geles in February and it is the inten-
ton of the officers of the association to
make it the most successful that has
been held in this city.
Owners of high bred dogs are get
ting their animals in shape for the
coming event. Every minor detail is
being given attention and the life of a
high class canine is a strenuous one
these days.
1t is expected over three hundred en-
tries will be on exhibition, many Of
them being from out of town fanciers.
Miss Croker of San Francisco Will
enter ten of her Boston terriers and
Dr. i. w. Sprig, secretary of the Pa
cific Coast Pointer and Setter club, will
bring a number of English and Irish
settlers.
Among the other northern exhibitors
are: A. L. Stewart, Gordon settlers;
]. Roach, English settlers; Judge E.
Shortall, bull terriers; l. C. Alderman,
fox terriers; w. w. Stetheimer, fox ter
riers: Robert Wallce, collies; r. H.
Grove, Irish settlers; Nat Messer,
Airedales; e. Tripod, curly poodles;
Judge Carroll Cook, American fox
hounds; ]. A. Whom, English and
French bulldogs; A. H. Hayes Jr,
spaniels, and George Nelborger, cocker
spaniels.
Prizes Offered
Many prizes will be awarded the
winners. Col. A. w. Hamilton will give
a cup to the woman owning and ex-
hibiting the best dog. A Los Angeles
cafe offers a cup for the best coast
bred dog of any breed.
There will be a number of dog shows
this year and owners of prize winning
dogs will have numerous opportunities
for securing trophies. The first show
will be held at Pasadena February IL.
The next will be at Los Angeles Feb
ruary 10, then in Oakland during the
latter part of February or early in
March. San Francisco will follow with
a show in April. In September Bur-
lingame will give a show, followed by
Tanforan. Vallejo and Fresno. The last
dog show will be held in Venice some
time during December.
It is expected Southern California dog
fanciers will have entries in the north
ern exhibitions.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
AMATEUR TEAMS
PLAY FAST BALL
SAN PEDRO NINE DELIVERS SHUT
OUT TO EDlsoNs
Winter League Clubs Compete in
Fierce Contests on Local Dia-
monds-Morans Defeat
Meeks

Clubs in the California Winter league
put up a fast article of ball on the
different out-of-town diamonds yester-
day afternoon at San Pedro when san
Pedro defeated the Edison Electric
team to 0.
At Santa Barbara to was chalked
up against the Santa Monica team
while at Santa Ana the Celery team
walloped the Hoegee aggregation OF this
city 1 to 0. Johnson of the Santa Ana
nine twirled a no-hit game.
At Chutes park the Morans defeated
the Meeks in double-header, the first
game being 3 to 2 in favor of the
Morans, while the second game ended
in a tie score, being to 2.
Pasadena again suffered defeat at the
hands of the Christopher Levy nine by
a score of to 4.
Other league games were as follows;
MidwInter League
At Watts-Home Council No. ?, 6; Watts
protested).
At Thirty-eighth and Santa Fe avenue-Pen-
do Stars 4. Thistles 90 innings).
AT Seal Garden Florence-G rahams Z Lukes
At Arcadia-News "a, Seal Gardens (pro-
tested.
Southern state League
At Joy street-Dyas-Clines 2, Nofzigers o.
Same place-Dyas-Clines 8, Nernons Is
Innings.
At Chino-Chino 6, Eagles 8.
Valley League
At Washington and Alameda-Palms 8, L. A
Cubs 0.
Same place-Pacifc Coast Biscuit Co. 2
Palms g innings; no game).
At County hospital-P. c. s. Co. 3, Lions 2
protested
Same place-Lions 3, Esperanzas l q innings)
AT Highland Park-Highland Parks 10, Hor-
nets Z.
Wholesalers League
At Thirty-eghth and Santa Fe-Western d.
& Sash 13, Racycles 3.
AT Agricultural park-Anderson-C hanslor g.
Percival Iron Co. g.
Western Door and Sash team win the pen
nent Of the Wholesalers league.
Junior League
At Prayer park-Sunfowers 9, Ascots o.
At Howard and Macy-Southern Stars TO-
Hoffman's 5.
miscellaneous Games
At Gardena-Parr Colts T. Gardena o.
At County hospital-Angelus T. p. c. S. Co a.
At Pasadena-North Pasadena 10, Tropico 10.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
RUBBER DEALERS TO BE
GUESTS OF AUTOMOBILE MEN

Lewis cafe will be the scene of much
rnefrinent Tuesday when supply men
and rubber dealers will be the guests
of honor of the automobile men at
banquet.
The large banquet hall has been Sc
cured and it is expected the affair will
be one of the finest of its kind ever
given in Los Angeles.
II. o. Harrison will officiate as toast
master and a number of speeches are
scheduled. A large attendance is ex-
pected. as nearly every person interest
ed in automobiles and motoring will be
present.
The committee, H. o. Harrison and
e. j. Bennett, has a few surprises up
its sleeve for the guests and will spring
them during the banquet
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
aIn MIIsaae contest 70 Be Held

Baltimore cyclers are preparing for a
banner year, and judging from the en-
tnusiasm displayed in 1907 they are
not likely to be disappointed. The La
favefte wheelmen of that city will in
aIigllrate a mileage contest on May of
a most ambitious type. Every member
of the club riding 10000 miles In 1908
will receive a handsome gold medal. In
this way the club expects to break all
previous average mileage standing.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
PAINE DEFEATS SEVERANCE
IN CLOSE GOLF CONTEST
Special to The Herald.

REDLANDS, Jan. 1s.-In the final
golf play to decide the possession of
the Horribly trophy cup for the season
of 1908 H. NJ. Paine defeated NJ. s..
Severance four up and three to play.
The match was exciting and closely
contested, Paine finally winning on a
burst of splendid playing at the finish.
The players stood a tie when play was
three-fourths finished.
The contest started with sixteen con-
testants. Next Saturday a match will
be played on the Redlands links be-
tween the locals and the Victoria club
of Riverside.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
"Malorv TAYLOR to Ride Again

"Major' Taylor declines to accept the
"has been" rating, according to advices
from his home city, and now threatens
to enter the six-day race scheduled to
start in Boston on Monday February
II. Who Taylor's team mate is to be
has not been announced. This prospect
i've race will be limited to four hours
daily. Walthour has also announced
that he will be in the contest, and to
that end he has gone to Boston and en-
tered active training.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
SOCCER TEAMS TO
PLAY BENEFIT GAME

On account of the regular team, which
was to play the Rangers, failing to APP
pear on the grounds at Fiesta park the
Rangers played a scratch game yes
terday with a picked team. The score
was / to in favor of the Rangers.
Next Sunday the team will play game
of soccer ball. The opponents will be
the Thistles. The game will be bene-
fit one, the receipts to be given to
family which is in need of assistance.
The lineup of the opposing teams fol-
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
PROFESSIONAL DEFEATED
IN WRESTLING MATCH


SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 19.-The
four-round wrestling match last night
between Harry Lacher of Philadelphia
and Adolph Fischer of this city result
ed in a draw. 1t was flercely contested
and one of the best matches ever pulled
off here. Fischer, who is a machinist.
was formerly a professional at the
game in Germany. He has not wrestled
for years.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
Outcome of French Prizes

Which Baltimore club is entitled to
the French loving cup has not yet been
definitely decided, but the Lafayettes
are believed to be the winners. Their
rivals, the Crescents. probably have in
their membership the winner of the
French diamond studded medal in the
person of Frederick Welch. His was a
remarkable record. covering on the av-
erage 1000 miles a month for the past
year. An official decision on the medal
will shortly be made.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
nYAs.cLINEs WIN

The Dyas-Clines won both games OF
a double-header at Joy park yesterday,
beating the Vernons to in the eight
act opener, and trimming the Nofzigers
2 to o to wind up the sport. whaling
pitched the first game for the Dyas-
Clines, with Lyman officiating against
the Nofzigers.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20

SAN BERNARDINO HIGH
DEFEATS ONTARIO BOYS
Special to The Herald.

SAN BERNARDINO. Jan. 19.-The
San Bernardino high school basketball
team yesterday defeated the Ontario
team 16 to IA In a game replete with
startling plays. The girls team was
defeated by the Ontario team 90 to ..
The regular interscholastic series opens
Saturday in this city, the local and
Pomona high schools meeting.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
Lad Drowned in Companions Sight

SAN RAFAEL, Jan. 19.-Harry Nell
son. aged Ii, was drowned today in
Ftubble creek. near Tomales bay, be-
fore the eyes of his companion, James
Peters, 1. boy of about his own age,
who made futile efforts to save him.
The accident happened while the two
boys were duck shooting.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
no THE RACES

Steam trains to the races - rs p. m. and 1875
D. M; So minutes. Seats for everyone SOUTH
ERIN PACIFIC. 600 South Spring street. or
Arcade station
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
cLEM'S SELECTIONS

First race-Aquiline. Jane Swift, Bar
bette.
Second race-Banthel, Thunder Hill,
May Dieudonne.
Third race--Don Domo, Escalante,
Mary #.
Fourth race-COl. Bob, Magazine,
Creston.
Fifth race-Giovanni Balerio, Mary
Candlemas. Rustling silk.
Sixth race-Bonnie Prince Charlie,
Canique, Homeless.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20
GRIF'S SELECTIONS

First race-Jane Swift, Aquiline,
Valley Stream.
second race-Banthel, Traffic, Thun-
der Hin.
Third race-Cruzados, Don DomO, Es-
cRlante.
Fourth race-Col. Bob, Magazine,
Creston.
Fifth race-GiOvanni BaleriO, Med.
Daisy, NJ. Candlemas.
Sixth race-Canique, Bonnie Prince
Charlie, Lady Chiswell.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-20

iurlongs; handicap.
224zM Anthony ILLS
200zMasazine .......1l3
IDeArman entry.
sCarman entry.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

with twenty-eight members out OF
total of thirty-siz, the democratic
legislature should be in reasonably
good fighting trim 20 enact some ben
eficial laws for the taxpayers. The
first business of the democratic legis-
Iature should be a thorough investiga-
ton of the tremendous annual ex-
pense of the terri oriaI government.
We have in mind several assistants
who are drawing pTincely salaries
from the territorial treasury. There
does not appear to be any justification
in the Increase of $50 per cent cost
in government that has taken place
the last two years. At least it is a
pioper subject for legislative investi-
CATION in order that an adequate rem
edy can be supplied to prevent such
future 'wastefulness of pablic funds.
The year 1908 will show Arizona
way past the distance poll in copper
production with Montana jogging
along a poor second. In everything
that goes to make 4 great common
wealth, Arizona easily leads the
southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01
MODERN SURGERY
TRIUNPHS AGAIN
Prominent Doctor Saved From
Death By One of BOIdeSt
Operations,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3O.-Jeffer-
son hospital has scored another TT
umph in modern surgery.
In the presence of twenty of Phil
adelphia's leading physicians and
surgeons, DR.. J. C. Da Cossa and kr.
]. Coles Brick, with DR.. W. w. Keen
as consulting surgeon, recently remoE-
ed more than dozen growths from
the intestines of DR.. Albert Syuuey
Ashmead, a well known New York ex-
pert in leprosy, by methods especially
devised for the case.
But for a dislocated shoulder DR..
Keen would have assisted in the opeI-
aticn. Those who witnessed it includ-
ed DR.. Orville HorwitZ, DR.. H. r. Loux,
DR.. T. c. Stellwagon, DR.. James Mont
gomery, the heads Of tae hospital
stan and others of note.
Forty years ago DR.. Ashmead stud
led medicine in DIR. Keen's office, and
has always remained in close touch
" tn him. Ten years ago he had some
Intestinal trouble, an operation was
performed, and he was seemingly
cured. Within the last two years ne
suffered a recurrence, and on consult
ing some eminent spec. alis;s outside
of Philadelphia was told by each that
he had cancer.
He would not believe it unless his
old Philadelphia friends sa' d so, so lie
came TO this city early in October anu
consulted DR.. Keen. A preliminary
examination was made in Jefferson
hospital, and a superficial operation
was performed, by which some OF the
foreign growth wa removed for ANAL
ysis in the laboratory
This analysis determined the TACT
that the growths were benign and not
eancerous. and one week later anoth-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01
DAYS MARKET FULL
OF INDIGESTION
Price Movement Out of the
Ordinary With Leading
Stocks Opposed.


NEW YORK. Nov. 30.--Indecision
marked the speculative sentiment on
the stock market today. The price
movement was extraordinary, and
maintained conflicting movements
that seemed TO be SO nearly balanced
in power and affect with sentiment
that neither was able to prevail. The
most conspicuous opposing move
ments today were those of st. Paul
and steel. St Paul showed aggres-
siye strength at different times. On
the other hand. persistent selling Of
Steel on some individual transactions
being of enormous volume. The
usual market leaders, including Har-
riman Pacifics, Hill stocks, Amalga-
mated Copper, American Smelling
and Reading were inclined to move
in the company of Steel
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

According to news coming from
washington the fight against Joseph
C. Cannon is stili on and there is yet
hope Of his defeat for the speakershiD.
The defeat Of this old enemy Of Arr
iona would be source of gratiflca-
ton to the people Of the territory AND
would make better their chances Or
getting statehood.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

Notwithstanding the blow and bus
ter Of the Arizona republicans in the
last campaign, Senator Flint Of Cal
ifornfa will be the man who will help
Arizona in her BSnt for statehood.
The campaign slogan of Kibbey. Cam
eron, ct al. was that Mark Smith was
backed by the railroads; that Gamer
on and he would lass the statehood
bin. Now comes Senator Flint, an
avoEed friend of the Southern Pa
cife railroad, and gets into the har.
ness in Arizona's contention for self
government. The poor old federal
brigade how badly they must feel 10
see their meal tickets slipping away.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

er operation was performed by cut
ting through from the back bone, and
one growth after another was renov-
ed.
The hemmorrhage becoming VIC
lent, the operation was d scontinued,
the wounds dressed, and DR.. Ashmead
was taken to the Poeono mountains 70
recuperate for the final operation.
On his arrival at the mountains he
weighted 1876 pounds. Two weeks later
weighing 147 pounds, he returned to
Philadelphia, three remaining growuns
we're removed, thereby eliminating rhe
foreign matter, and the surgeons
/ rested.
Within three days DIR. Ashmead
fever had subsidized, and today he is
so far advanced on the road to recoy-
cry that he is counting the days un-
| til he can leave the hospital and re-
turn to ais own work.
Surgeons declare that this is the
! first operation of it's kind in the nisto-
ry Of surgery, and not until it's sue.
/ cess was assured would any of those
who witnessed it speak of it.
DR.. Ashmead could have gone any
where in the world where surgery is
fine art, and received the best pos
s'ble treatment from the best in other
cities, but be chose philadelphia. his
alma mater. He is known all over the
world.
Graduating in medicine from the
University of Pennsylvania in 1869,
! DR.. Ashmead took an auxiliary couI s.
there and a post graduate course in
Jefferson Medical college. He practic-
ed medicine in Philadelphia until
1873, when he was call-d to Washing
ton to attend Prince Adzuma, brother
of the Mikado of Japan, then a stu,
, dent at Annapolis Naval academy.
This marked the beginning of a re-
markable foreign career, bringing DR..
/ Ashmead In close touch with the
| Japs for many years. Appointed for,
eign medical director of the Toxic flu
| hospital, Toxic, Japan, DR.. Ashmead
taught the first class of eighty stu
dents in that institution, now known
as the Toxic charity hospital medical
school.
! His staff consisted of sixteen ma
tive physicians and surgeons, many
Of whom have since risen to prom
hence. While in Japan DR.. AshmeaL
| began the study of the disease thai
| has always baffled science, leprosy,
the continuation of which study has
made him one of the best knwon lep-
rologists in the worla
| The orig nator of the Berlin lepef
conference, in 1897, he will be one VI
I the delegates from the United States
to the conference in the same city
next year when it IS hoped and eH
pected that very remarkable strides
viii have been made in the efforts to
combat this living death.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

Every interest in Arizona win be
advanced by the territory's admis-
sion to the union AMI the cost of gov
eminent win be reduced It costs the
taxpayers of Arizona now $50o.OO0o TO
maintain a territorial government
This is at least sz5e.Ooe in excess of
what it ought to cost. and with a level
headed business MN as governor Of
the new state, this sum viii be ample
for all purposes. or course it win
not be SUFFICIENT to keep an annual
campaign barrel on tap. but It win
suffice for democrats
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

Every city in Arizona needs a new
'harter. Phoenix, Tucson, Prescott
Bisbee, Globe and Douglas are all
working under difficulties. We think
1t would be advisable for the cities
above named, or dt least some OF
them, to prepare suitable charters to
present to the approaching legisla-
ture for its approval
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01
WATTS DANGEROUS
PRECEDENT.

In the news from Chicago that Can
non apparently accedes 10 Taft's de-
mands ana that he publicly goes on
record as favoring tariff revision, it
is made evident that as for welding
big stick a greater than Teddy
has arrived. And the election but
three weeks past.
That big stick which has come
down on Speaker Cannon has fallen
harder than any thA1 Roosevelt ever
welded, and 1t has fallen different
way. Roosevelt undertook TO infiu-
ence legislation, and Taft goes fur
Their by seeking to absolutely control
the lawnaking bodies. In substance
he has said to the present speaker
that unless he has Cannon's assur-
ance that tariff revision will have the
fun support of Cannon, he will defeat
him IN his coming candidacy for re
election as speaker Of the house of
representatives That means that he
viii dictate committees and that the
will Of Taft will control absolutely
the enactments of the next congress.
And this the man whom we had
thought Of as quite as strong a man
as Roosevelt but as being much more
diplomatic and polite in his methods.
We had assumed that if Taft actually
determined upon tariff reductions he
would find means to that end, but
that he would attempt such an IN
precedentedly daring mode Of proceed
ure we had no reason to imagine. #
is as surprising as it bold and dan
gerous In it's tendencies.
AS for Cannon, be has not a record
which would recommend him very
strongly to anyone other than an ar
dent standpatter. Cannon has a long,
unbroken record as an obstructionist,
and bis defeat as speaker is a thing
earnestly to be desired. But with it
all Cannon always heretofore has evil
denced a determination to be MS own
boss, which has brought him at least
respectful consideration from those
who have condemned his policies.
Now from the presidert-elect he takes
his medicine with docility which
puts the old speaker in an altogether
new and less envia BILE position. What
everybody expected was that he
would meet Taft's ultimatum with q
characteristic Cannon explosion. In
stead he talks like tariff revision had
all along been one of the hobbies OF
his existence
Taft's action has unquestionably re
suited from the n,utterings which
have risen all o7er the country be
cause of the expressed opinion of Sc
reno Payne and the known position
of Cannon on the tariff question TINS
country wants and win have tariff re
vision. Taft has become convinced
of that We had all been hoping thai
he would bring It about, but his meth
DDS are dangerous. He takes in hi
hands more power than belongs u
the sovereign of an absolute mon
archy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

The Kelly papers seem TO be a
source Of considerable worry to the
tenderfoot press of Cochise county. If
these g. o. p. imported editors are
fretting at the present writing be-
cause of these big Arizona dailies We
don't wish to be held responsible for
their physical condition when the
statehood campaign is on
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

If the statehood oiI is defeated in
this short session Of congress 1t will
be because of the secret hostility Of
the republican and federal officehold-
ers. These men have always shouted
statehood in public and stabbed tn ;
proposition to death in secret through
Washington friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

The rambling noise coming down
from the San Francisco mountains
is only the movement OF Ralph Gamer
on ionning his statehood coat Of mail
preparatory to pushing Arizona into
the union Of states before March 4th
next.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

With eleven Arizona counties out
OF the thirteen standing erect in the
democratic cclsmn. the Arizona dem
ocrats are not loosing any sleep as to
the result in the new state Of Ari-
IONA. which we are &c have according
to the promises of the republicans be-
fore March 9Th next. The republicans
have got KIbbey and Cameron
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

The candidate or party that gains
temporary advantage by falsehoods
and Misrepresentation cannot hope TO
occupy the center of the stage in this
territory where fair dealing and bust
ness integrity prevails.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

The big snow storms in northern
Arizona are the result of the republi-
can slump in statehood Those mis-
leading sDellbinders win feel some
thing Dcore chilly than snow If they
succeed in hanging up our statehood
blu in congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

II the Arizona republicans can af-
ford to be honest just once In their
political career now Is the time to
show their friendship to the territory
By working for statehood
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-London tim
lower. Spot e135; futures e136 lbs.
Locally easy, 2950@29.S0.
Copper advanced Is Sd in London.
Spot e6S It's Cd; futures e64 les Cd.
Local market dun. Lake, 14.371kQ
14.5Oc; electrolytic, 1412s@l4.25c;
casting, 14.00@14121zc.
Lead was lower at e13 IS Cd in
London. Locally dull, 4.25@43O.
Spelter was unchanged at Ell IS
cd in London. Steady at 5.1Og5.15
locally.
Iron was higher on the English
market. Standard foundry ass Cd.
and Cleveland warrants 49s Cd. Lo-
cally unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

Theedore. Kibbey and Cameron
Why Of course they win give US state
hood at the short session. They said
hey woaId Aheni
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

No mans salary is ever high enough
to suit him, and his wife always con-
siders it a mere pittance.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01
Oh caqo Cattle.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30-Cattle receipts,
1000 Market steady TO 10c higher.
.Beeves. $3.40D5.70; Texans, $500
4.4O; westerns, s3,2O@5.7O; stockers
and feeders, $2.7O@47O; cows and
heifers, SI50@5.00; calves, $1,000
700.
Natives, S2.4S@A70; westerns, sac
04.5O; yearIings, $4000470; lambs,
$3.75@6.40; western, S3.55@6-30.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01

Italy can keep its old dukes. for ali
we or Miss Elkins care.