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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-24

Theodore had twice been sent to
wash his hands and was now return
Ing for the second inspection.
MY child" said his mother, compar-
Ing the two hands critically, your
right Is just as dirty as your left.
What have you been doing all this
time:"
why, mamma" explained the youth.
last time you said that my left hand
was cleaner than my right, so tried
to make them even. I'll go again.
Youths Companion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-24
Their Only Job.

'Why, Mrs. White" began the sum-
mer visitor newly returned to Say
mouth, chow those naples of yours
have grown since last year! It's per-
fectly amazing
"Oh, I don't knows it's anything to
wonder at" said Mrs. White easily.
"They amt got anything else to do
Youths Companion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-24
The Twiiixht OfLane.

The muscles OF the stomach IN old age are MOI
as strong or active as In youth and In conse-
tlon and indigestion. Many seldom have q
bowel movement without artificial aid. Many
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which permanently regulates the bowels so that
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-24

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MILLER IMPROVES.

H. III. Miller, who was recently op-
Grated on at the Reid Memorial Hos
pital for gall stones has improved to
such an extent that he has been re-
moved to his home. His physicians
state that he is rapidly improving and
that there is no danger of complica-
ton. He is linotype operator at the
Palladium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-24
SCHOOL TO Be
HELD IN HOME
Pupils of Greenbrier to Be
Cared For.

School in district No. Is, Wayne
township will be opened next week at
the Tepe home in Wayne township.
The Greenbriar school building, which
burned this week will be rebuilt as
soon as possible. The new building
will be an Improvement over that
burned
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-24

DR.. Day. the medical officer for the
Dorchester rural district, has reported
to the district council that the aver
age age of death in the AGRA of which
he has charge is fifty-eight The age
is steadily rising, and people now on
the average live fourteen yeors longer
than they did in 1901. when the
average age at death was only forty.
four.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-24

Germany Is taking steps to supply
itself with cells. The other day the
liner Kaiser Wilhelm II called at Ply
mouth and took on board for Bremen
twelve cases, each containing 10000
live eels,for stocking German rivers.
They will first be placed in the lab
oratory at Cuxhaven and on attaining
maturity will be turned into various
streams.
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The costliness of keeping friends
does not lie in what one does for them,
but in what one out Of consideration
for them refrains from doing Henrik
Ibsen.
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Her Reores.

The Nobleman You bought me-
bought me as you would buy hat.
The Heiress-Yes, and what I'm sore
about now Is that neglected to wait
for my change Leader.
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The Londoner uses the means of
locomotion within the city on an aver
age 14S times a year, the Parsian
PIT times.
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Erudite.

"Oh, baby" exclaimed the Boston
mother. what does make you cry so?''
II really cannot say" was the unex.
pected answer. IT have never INDUCED
In introspection.'
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Male servants in the Argentine
capital get 66 cents to 1920 gold a
day and the female help 40 cents to
$1.10 ..-s
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to render the business of the country
in the future so uncertain as the elec-
ton of Bryan to the presidency?
Il thank YOU"
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In the United States last year 103.-
600, 900 railway ties were used. which
denunded 100000 acres of forest to
supply.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-24

FIRST NationaI BANK, new Parte, Q.
OPENING WEEK OF WINTER
TERM at the. INDIANA BUSINESS
COLLEGE, with schools at Lafayette,
Logansport, Indianapolis. Muncie. An.
derson. Columbus, Marion, Kokomo
and Richmond. with ]. ID. Drummer,
Pres, and Charles C. Cring. Gen. Mgr.
will be from
OCTOBER 20 TO NOVEMBER 2.
You should make your arrange
ments to attend either DAY or NIGHT
during this opening week. We invite
your careful investigation of the ad-
vantages obtained by attending the
INDIANA.
For detail information phone or ad-
dress:
Richmond Business College
Phone 2040. L. B. Campbell, Res. Mgr.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

Richmond House Cleaning Co.
Phone 1916. 24-2t
George Kizer, of st. Louis, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Katherine Chapman has return
ed to her home in Anderson.
Miss Ella Corwin, of Elkhart, is the
guest of Mrs. Ada l.. Bernhard.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Schatz.l, of Chi
Cage, were guests here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Muskesell, of New
Madison, O., are guests in this city.
Mrs. Arthur King. of Greenville, o.,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rush.
Misses Pearl and Grace Clark, of An
derson, are guests here for few days
Miss Anna Symons has returned
from Spiceland, where shc was called
by the illness and death of her mother
Attend Sale given by Agnes
Gaar Estate Wednesday, Oct.
18th, consisting of household
goods, implements, hogs,
fresh cows, baIed hay and
straw. .. 2S-4'
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Richmond Business College

Among the laboring classes in Ger.
many meat once a week is the rule.
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WATSON BOILERS
RAPIDLY FALL
BACK INTO FOLD
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One.)
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Bryan to be Feared.
Taft Real Successor.

What is there in the record of the
democratic candidate to assure the
business men that he would not, after
his election, take advantage of his po-
sition to institute a change in our fin
ancial system? He could do SO by an
executive order. Sound economic
theory leads the business men to fear
Bryan. They are afraid he might at
tempt to put this country on silver
basis.
Now | wish to submit to you this
proposition. Could anything happen
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To Get a Correspondent or
a Position as CORRESPONDENT

CORRESPONDENT WANTED - BY LARGE
| mail order house. Must be willing to take Or
1 defs till we'll to toA. Bright future. Address.
stating full experience and references. II 4s.
this paper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
VARSITY FOOTBALL

II the football team from the University
Of Idaho could make use of It's famous
sweep" In taking several hundred tons
OF wet snow Oft Cummings field they
would be comforting a great favor on
Coach Maddox and the athletic council
at the university.
At any rate. the snow must come Off
and large force OF men Will be put at
work Wednesday afternoon TO clear the
field as we'll as possible. Even after the
snow itself Is removed a six-inch layer
of mud will doubt be left. This will
put the ~" boys with their fast, speedy
play at a disadvantage. but II is under
stood that their opponents also rely on
their speed TO a large extent. so that
neither side will have any particular
howl coming
The Idaho team left Moscow Tuesday
and unless delayed by the heavy SHOWS
Will arrive in Salt Lake some time
Wednesday forenoon. 1t is reported that
two OF Idahos stars. including Rodney
Small the whirwInd quarterback, had
been put on the down and OUT list by
the faculty and would not be able to
make the trip.
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Entries for Emeryville.
to The Tribune.

SptCldl 10 / ne lrpune-
OAKLAND. Nov, 24.-Followiug are
the entries for Wednesdays races at
Emeryville:
First race, ruturlty course. selling
Silver Stocking, 110; St Francis, 100;
Ellerd. 110. May Amelia 109: Rockstone,
10T. Rose Cherry, 10S Mechlin. 1O3 sid
Silver, 1O3; George p. McNear. 1OS;
Billy Bowlcgs, 1o2; Goldena, 100, Steel
Blue, 81.
Second race, eleven sixteenths of n
mile, selling-Apto orc, l0T; Right Easy.
107; HaZlet, l04; Mozart, l0i Ak sar Ben.
10i, Sir John. 104: Meddling Hannah. 10l !:
Schleswig. 9S; Miss Highland. 96; El
Pavo, 95: Wamboro, 95; Pirate Queen,
Sc.
Third race, mile and fifty yards SELL
ing-County Clerk, ll2: Keowna, 1l2.
Metlakatla, l09; Colonel Bronston. 109 i,
Lampadromc. 109: Aftermath, 100; La
zclle. los. My Pal, l02; Mabel Hollan-
der, 81,
Fourth race, mile and ne-sixteenth.
selliug-Deutschland, 10: Billy Pullman,
los; Fred Bent, 1O7; Logist!lla. lo3; Ca
dichon, los.
Fifth race. mile and nfty yards. SELL
ing-The Dnglshman. 100; Pleiad log;
Told You, los, kamsack, 105; Miss May
Bowdish. l02; Huapala. 102. Rotrcu, 1O2 /:
Bellemence, 102; Lady Alicia. l02, Full
letta. 100
Sixth race, seven-eighths OF mile,
purse-Royal Ben. ll3. Sewell, 107; Dol
lie Dollars. l0i, Cloudlight. l0i Fantastic.
10f; Creation, 103.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
GRANITE DISTRICT
SCHOOL ELECTION

An election Of one board member from
each OF the five representative precincts
| Of Granite school district Salt Lake
county, Utah. win be held on Wednes-
day. December ;. Polling places as fol-
| lows:
First PrecInct-sherman school. East
Judges. Samuel Oliver. Adelia Spencer and
John Capson, For districts ca, ST. SS and
so, at the Forest school: Judges Nephi
| Timpson, l.. John Larson and Christopher
| Aston,
Second PrecInct-For districts S6 and
81, at Brighton ward meeting house:
Judges, F. w; schoenlcd. Rudolph Best
and Herbert Gcdge. For district o., at
Burton school. Judges. Henry Quayic,
Martin Christopherson ard Thomas H,
Woodbury..
school: Judges, NJ. NJ Miller, ]. r. Car
Isle and Charles Bell Districts 81 and
SO. Mill Creek ward house; Judges, Ma
honri White, John Bolton and f. ].
Fourth Precinct-DIstrjct 80. at the
| Woodstock school. Judges. John c. La
brum. Joseph c. Williams and Richard
Judges. G. f. Smith. James Nielsen and
w. /. Sutherland.
Fifth Precinct-Dlstrict 20. at the Ply
mouth school; Judges. Archibald Frame.
| Districts 81 and 96, at the Hawthorne
school Judges. John a. WeIble. Levi
Wolstenholme and J. T. Jacobs. Districts
90 Wv, %lpi'AHt n'IltOl' JuGEtS,
| Joseph HILL II. 7. Tanner and John Mel
! sen.
Primaries WIN be held as follows:
First precinct at Forest school Twelfth
| South and Ninth East. Wednesday. No
| vembcr rs, at O'Clock p. m.
Second precinct. at Burton school 1900
Der %. at o'clock p, m.
Third precinct, at Mil Creek ward
| house. Fifteenth South street, Tuesday.
November ~ 1908. at S o'clock p. m
Fourth precinct. at Oakwood school.
thirly-sevcnth district, Wednesday, No
vember %. 1908. at o'clock p M
Flfth precinct. at Monroe school, dis
Ing, November 81, 1908. AT o'clock p. m
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LORD NORTHCL|FfE
AGAINST FOOTBALL
If Boys Quarrelled on the
Track, What Would Happen
in Rough Game?

NEW YORK. Nov. o4-Athletics arc
overdone both in the United States and
in Europe. This Is the attitude OF Lord
Northcliffe OF England, who has been
visiting New York.
After having started somewhat OF n
controversy by his unfavora ole criticism
OF the Gale-Ppinceton football game which
he witnessed. the titled foreigner has not
altered his position and makes this addi-
tional comment In answer 10 Il request
that he use mis- influence 10 bring about
an interna tionai football game.
Far from looking with favor on this
proposal Lord Northclifte says:
IF number of young men cannot get
along together IN such n harmless occu-
patton as running around a track without
quarrelng. heaven help international good
feeling II such q naturally quarrelsome
game as rugby football took place.
81 am emphatcally against international
games, with their inevitable misundcr-
standing. Let the football players quar-
rel among themselves II they win, but
suggest that they confine their quarreling
10 their respective countries and leave
those of us who are wishing for good
International relations to go on with our
work Uniu1paired
II do not speak without authority. for
I happen TO have been n captain OF the
teams playing both kinds OF football,
rugby and aSsocla ton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
SNEED SUFFERING WITH
SPINAL MENINGITIS

r. c. Snced, who was saved from
drowning IN the Rudy slough. ten miles
northwest OF salt Lake City, Sunday
is at ST Marks hospital with a slight
attack of spinal meningitis. according TO
the diagnosis OF DR., benjamin. After
careful examination the doctor found no
signs OF paralytic stroke. which Sneed
was supposed 10 have taken when he
pitched headlong into two feet OF water
while shooting ducks. II was the severe
him forward on his face. and which also
accounted for the helpless condition OF
the man, The slough had partly frozen
and II is considered wonderful that Snecd
ever lived through the hour he rema ined
In the ice water before sufficient assist
ance could be secured TO get him 10 the
clubhouse.
Sneed was resting easy Tuesday in
about the same condition as on the prev
iouS day No one is allowed TO see him,
owing 10 the seriousness of the disease.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
CRESSINA WINS THE
CARTER HANDICAP

OAKLAND, Nov. 2i.-Cressina. claimed
out OF a selling race last Saturday by
IL ). Ramsey, won the Carter handicap
AZ Emeryvile from n high class field.
The mare was quoted at Is 10 l. and her
victory came as a great surprise. Mont
gomery. carrying top weight was plunged
on ana went TO the post a II 10 10 fayorlto.
W r. Overton went to the front. but
tired In the stretch and Crcsslna assumed
the lead, In drive she won by a neck
from Montgomery. Third money went 10
Astronomer,
Marion Rose. played from II to 20
TO ], scored an easy win i'm the first.
Madman and Bcllwcthcr were two IA
Torites 10 land in front. After having Il
lead OF twelve lengths In tho nth, Crea-
ton stopped and was beaten by Remem-
First race, six furlongs. selIng-Marion
Rose, 100 OBuXton), to I, won; Magrane
lO9 (feogh), o to 2. third Time. .15 30
81. Joe. Melar, Beechwood. Nappa HUI
ford. Royal N, Yellowstone and Kokomo
finished as named,
man, l04 (Shelling), to 20 won: Rubia
Grande, 1O2 (GilbcrD, IL to J. second; Lit
tie Jane, 81 &C. RusselD, 25 to /, third
Otogo and Ocean Queen finished as
named.
Third race, futurlty course. selling
Bellwether. 100 (SwceD. II TO 20. Won
ond:, Collector Jessup. 40 (Keoeh). 100 TO
], third. Time. Iii 2-5. Boogcr Red
Fantastic, Miss Mazzoni. Milford and San
Oak finished as named.
Fourth race, one mile. Carter handl-
cap-CressIna, rs (T. Sullivan), i3 TO !,
won; Montgomery. III (ShillinGl, IL to
10, second Astronomer. 100 (Upton), Z TO
/. third. Time. 1:+l 1-5. w. T Oycrton
and Frank Flittner finished as named.
Fifth race. one mile and sfifty yards
selling-Remember, 100 (RusselD, TO /.
won: Creation; LOG (SweeD, . TO 10. sec
ond: i. c. Ackerly, l0S (Rettlg), 20 TO j.
third. Time. l:iG 2-5. j. r, Laughrcy.
Elevation, Spring Ban. Midmont, Cholli
Hedrck and Orchan finished as named.
Sixth race, six furlongs, scllings--Anna
May, 1o9 (Powers), to ., won; Belle
Kinney, l09 (Rettlg). to >, second, Cur
rIculum, 109 (AIiller), Il TO 1, third. Time,
1;l5 20; Won TromP, Mayocl HoilSnder
math and Eoloday finished as named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
Big Automobile Race atSavannah
CROKER IS SURPRISED
At PAPERS ATTITUDE
ClaIms Governor Hughes Has
Put Temporary Ban on
Horse Racing.

NEW YORK. Nov. o4.-Ricbard c,-oL.r
s,sy si OF Inc opinion that racing in New York
state WIN suffer because OF The ban
paced on bettlng afteis Governor Iiuunss's
persistent fight. which resulted I'm tho
hf%,ssase OF laws making booSmall!ng n
Mr. Crok' said that he was rjzzlea
a. inc a'htuoe of New York papers on
me oettlns question. Temarl<ing on tha
1ao. @ Ihat majority OF them had sup
ported the governor
sun, he continued, "T suppose tho
papers follow what they think their read
srs want, hnS IL seems to me that sport
t,s news Is ot as much interest as any
oIner news. However, this is a democratic
country and the voters n.akc up the hil
Jury wh'ch determines things :"
MI croker said that he would not buv
any new stock for breeding purposes in
trcland- have as fine string nf
brooding horses as you can End In any
parf on The world he said.
nave already had ono Derby winner,
ana nope that one OF the throo year
nnss tnat | have entered FOR IKE Derby
OF 1910 VIII turn out to be another
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
City and Neighborhood

MAYOR JOHN $. BRANSFORD Tues
day approved all the matters passed on
by the city council Monday night
THE BOARD Or PUBLIC WORKS Will
sewer extension on Windsor avenue and
paving extension on Capitol hill. The
work is to be done next year,
THE STATE LAND BOARD is work
ing on the annual report which Will be
submitted to the governor about the 6rSt
OF the year. The report Will show the
receipts and expenditures of this depart
ment. also all the transactions made by
the board In the last year,
ED NJ. BARTLOw. John Doe and
James Young are charged with selling
liquor TO minor, and Il girl, at that
In complaint issued by the county at
men furnished liquor to Mamie Williams
only 10 years old. on November 90
GUY CRAYENS pleaded guilty to bur-
elary In tho second degree before Judge
Armstrong In the Third district court
Tuesday and was sentenced to serve
three years IN the state prison. Cravens
broke into the barber shop underneath
gust II
IN JUDGE RITCHIE'S division of the
Third district court. Tuesday. John Do
rious and R. e. Casady doing business
under the name of Dorlous & Casady
were given Judgment Tor SS12.5O. with
Interest. against j. #. Wells. as commits
sion for the sale Of n house and lot for
$4,000 in 1906. The case was tried be
fore jury.
a THANKSGIVING EVE masquerade
ball is the attraction at the Auditorium
pavilion on Richards street this evening
and large crowd OF mcrrymakers Is eX-
pected 10 be In attendance. The building
has been prcttily decorated for the oc-
casion, special music Will he rendered
and number OF prizes for the most elah-
crate and novel costumes are to be
awarded: II Will be the second mask
ball OF the season 81 this place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
ROCK ISLAND REPORTED
AFTER NORTHERN PACIFIC

BUTTE, Nov. 2i.--Thc Butte Miner
will tomorrow print the following from
Billings Mont:
That the Rock Island Railway company
Is ondeavorinG 10 get an option on the en-
tiro Northern Pacific system. with view
OF purchasing the same. Is q report which
is now aaoat In this city.
\ short time ago a number of officials
OF the Rock Island passed through Bill
ings I'm "a special car and report has II that
they made a complete inspection OF the
line from North Dakota 10 the coast, One
of the conductors In charge OF the train
declares tho mon took notes on depots,
sdings. roundhouses, In fact. all OF the
property of the Northern Pacific com
pauy. and that one of them told him the
purpose OF tho itinerary was 10 get spe-
cfc information on things with view
10 purchasing the Northern Pacific sys-
TEN.
CoincIdent with the tour OF the officials
was the visit of Il man who carried with
him letter signed by President Elliott
md The general manager Of the Northern
Pacific ordering The various agents along
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
Entries for Houston.
D The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
HOUSTON, TEX: Nov. 24.-Thc entries
for Wednesdays races at Houston arc as
follows:
First race, four and one-half furlougs,
purse-Sybll Kemp, 10; l., C.. Clamp,
11O; Lloyd 102, BantronIa, lo5, Jack Ri
ley, l06: Jim Acnes, 1l3.
Second race, six and oue-half furlongs.
selling-Charlatan. H.. Uncle Tim, 90;
Cheswardine, 90; Oroba, %. Carasco, 1OJ
Ben WaImsley, loi; Convenient. loi:
Snakcwood. lOi; Bltterman. iGi Nation
ality, 104; Ida Little, 10i; Guile, 109.
Third race. fi,ynes-eighthss, of mile. SELL
Ill; Smithy Kane. lll Hattie Garrett,
1ol; Comal; 10l; Bonart, lOo; James V.
1o9; Acquiline. los; DR.. Mack. 1872; Han
cock, 113; Tobogap, lO9.
Fourth race. five -e!ehtns OF a mile,
handicap-Ide n. 1o3: Arch Oldham, l29;
Marchmont, 81: Lena Leach. %; Miss
Gratitude, %; John Garner. 116; Galta,
90; Hattie Garrett, I05
FIFTH race. one mile; selling-Chian
l0l. Safeguard, 10l Doubt, lOJ: Lady
Oakland, 100; Grenade. 100; Associate.
%: Lord Dixon. lO6
Sixth race, flve-eiGhths Of a Tnllc, SELL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
UNCLE SAM WILL TRY
TO CUT DOWN EXPENSES

WASHINGTON. Nov. c4-With the
prospect Of the second half of Al two
billion dollar congress looming UP before
It. the house committee on appropriations
will begin next Monday its work OF at
tempting TO cut down estimates submit
ted by the secretary of the treasury for
running the government during the COM
Ing fiscal year. The FIRST thing Chair
man Tawney did when he arrived at his
committee room today was 10 Issue
call for the committee TO meet
The legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bin will nc taken up first,
The estimates arc about $32. 900. 900, and
vary very little from the current appro-
priation. Chairman Tawney plans TO
conclude the hearing on this bin before
congress convencs December Z. and 10
have the measure passed by the house
before the Christmas holiday. he hopes.
in addition, to make such progress that
the hearing on the District of Columbia
appropriation bin also may be couclud
ed In time 60 allow the house to con
slider and pass That measure before
Christmas.