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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-22

DENVER, Col. September 22.-Making
?his way still farther to the west, Presi-
| dent Taft arrived at Denver yesterday
afternoon. and last night, in the Denver
auditorium, where year ago Mr.. Bryan
| was nominated as his opponent in the
presidential race, faced a crowd Of thou
sands that in its noisy welcome and con-
tinuing enthusiasm recalled some Of the
scenes of convention week.
President Taft, switching from his pur-
pose to discuss the question of the con-
servation Of natural resources in his
Denver speech, elected last night to take
up the corporation tax passed as a part
Of the Payne tariff bill and to defend
1t as against the proposition to impose
a direct income tax, which he acknowl-
edged seemed likely to pass the Senate
when the corporation tax was divised az
compromise. The President strongly
urged that all the states adopt the pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution,
however, to make an income tax possible
in time of need.
Mr. Taft was Joined here by the Sec
rotary of the Interior, Mr.. Ballinger, who
will accompany him on a part of the
trip through the far northwest. 1t is
likely that the President desired fur
Their conference with Mr.. Ballinger.
whose conduct Of the Interior Depart
nent he recently upheld in long letter
| called out by the Ballinger-Pinchot con-
troversy. before making final EXPOSE
ton of the aims and objects of this ad-
| mintstration as to the conservation of
resources.
Mr.. Taft probably will not take up the
subject now until he reaches Salt Lake
City. where he spends Friday and Sat-
urday, or he may wait until he arrives
at Spokane. Wash, where, at the irriga-
ton congress. the Ballinger- Pinchot con-
troversy really had its first public air.
| ing.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-30
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the
Woman's Home Mission Society
of the Big Stone Gap District,
Will meet at Jonesville, Va
July z and s, beginning at 10
a. m. the 9TH. Mrs. Alice Chap
man, president, and Mrs. +. f.
Wiley will be in attendance. A
large delegation of the district
women is desired The minis
tiers are invited TO be present.
Mrs. CARRIE ANDERSON,
District Secretary
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BIG STONE GAP DIS
TRICT CONFERENCE.

The Big Stone Gap District
Conference convened in Gate
City, on last Thursday. and
continued over the Sabbath.
IL was presided over by Rev. J.
William RAIDER, who has charge
OF twenty-one regular pastoral
charges.
The District embraces four
counties in Southwest Virginia.
and parts Of four counties i'm
Tennessee; there are nine rail
roads within the district. a
dozen prosperous towns, many
rich farming sections and large
coal fields, all dominated by a
most excellent citizenship.
OF the p pastors. 30 local
preachers and more than 100
delegates, a very large number
were present, besides visitors
from Tennessee and Virginia
cities. A number of conference
officials were also present.
The reports Of the various
pastors were cheering and
everything points 10 splendid
returns before the meeting OF
the annual conference next fan
az Johnson City Seven new
churches and three new parson-
ages have been completed or
are being constructed the pres
ent year.
Rev c. + Steele acted eff
ciently as secretary and the
business under the thoughtful
oversight of Mr.. RAIDER was
brought forward under { n e
beads Of some half dozen hard
working committees.
The over flowing congrepa
tions were charmed with the
preaching done by Rev. II. G.
Shuler, Rev. ]. VI. Carter.
Rev. j. II Wagner. Rev. w.
K. Snider, Rev. J. w Repass
and Rev. G. G.. Hounshell.
One evening was given to
Sunday school interests. MANY
pointed and well taken speeches
were made From start 20
finish the sessions were bris-
Ting with emotion or good
humor, while the business was
steadily transacted. Some
have styled it great confer
enCe.
Revs. +. l.. Mcconnell, j. n.
Kennedy and Ray s. Trent
were recommended 10 the
Annual Conference for admis-
sion into the travelling connec
ton. Two were granted license
60 preach.
The next session of the con
ference goes 90 Norton.
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FOR PRIZES PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE.

The committee appointed TO
award prizes for well-kept
premises finds that it's labors
would be facilitated if those
competing for prizes will so
notify Mr.. G. s. Carter, presi-
dent of the Board of Trade.
This is requested of all, but es-
pecially of those who have
made much improvements since
April /.
The Committee.
Board of Trade
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FOR SALE.

one room dwelling house and good
stable un unc.half acre land. and sdioinir,-
TINS one Too 29txl32 feet. One Dot 3gxl3a
VAN room cottage. one Dot JQxIs2 feet
Mlth cottage and stable, one vacant lot nu
wood AvcLue Nixi32 feet. one lot s3xIS2
"itn considerable building material. one
coal irestie on dummy line that holds six
ears oi coal une ware house 3Ox-O feet on
W "od Avenue, and ou dummy limo. two
u'ncr ware donscs on leased lots. at prices
q" SUM- the times. An these lots have
street DID iront aud ally on rear. CAN on or
write ID. g. Wolfe Biz Stone Gan Va
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NVftttci tedCutFc ana STUDENTS
are invited 20 call and examine
Our large stock of tablets, writ
ing papers, inks, pencils, and
supplies OF all kinds.
Wise Printing Company.
Rev. Ray S. Trent, professor
ia Sullens College, Bristol. has
been appointed by the presid-
ing elder, Rev. ]. w. RAIDER, to
succeed Rev. j. II. Summit on
the East Stone Gap aud Stone
ga charge, Rev. Summit hav-
ing gone TO Jonesville Institute.
Mr.. Trent Is a young man Of
ability. He IS graduate Of
Emory and Henry aud Wander
bilt.
There has been more rain i'm
this section this spring than
any wear in a long time. The
farmers are greatly behind
with their work. and in the
bottom lands the crops are not
doing much good, on account
of too much rain.
NJ. +. Hyatt was in town to-
day. He tells us that he will
start i'm a few days 10 South
eastern Missouri. where he ex-
poets 10 buy land and make his
future home He will not. how
ever, remove 20 that place per
manently until late this fall
Jonesville Star.
Rev. French Wompler. a
graduate of Emory and Henry
College, and an able young
preacher, has been appointed
by Rev. j w. RAIDER 60 succeed
Rev. w. r. Bailey on the
Jonesville charge, Rev Bailey
having given up his work on
account of throat trouble.
James \. Hillman, SON Of B.
+. Hillman. of Coeburn. and
who has been a resident OF
jaime City County for the last
four or five years, has been
chosen TO succeed r. ID. Baker
as superintendent Of schools of
Wise Co. We understand that
Jimmie was an applicant for
the superintendent's place in
his adopted County James City
and Williamsburg. and his pole
not being long enough 90 knock
that persimmOn he was award
ed the next best thing. Wise
News.
Prof c. y. Chapman, Of Nor
ton, was in % see US last Satur-
day. He just recently returned
from a resting outing in Texas
and thinks his trip was bene.
fetal 20 his general health. He
regards Texas as being the
King Commonwealth of the
Union and San Antonio as the
center thereof He talks as If
he viii return TO that State i'm
the fall aud spend the coming
winter. He tells us that he met
+tAN-Atf Ava AsANA II AINAN AMM nc
quaintances while perambula-
ting mp the aisles and down the
corridors where once echoed
the footsteps of Crockett. Ira
Wis and Bowie as they marched
from glory 60 the grave Wise
News
Stationery of all kinds for
sale by the Wise Printing Co.
The Private Secretary" is
the name IF the play being got
ten up 10y local talent. and
which will be given in the
School Auditorium on the
night Of July 3rd Large post
ers Will be gotten cut this week
advertising this play, and il
promises 20 be one Of the best
and most interesting ever pre-
scented at this place. The pro
ceeds viii go TO the benefit Of
the WOman's Civic League, and
deserves TO be we'll patronizvd
by the people of the town. and
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as a business visitor to the
Gap last Friday.
j. B. Skeen, a prominent
farmer of Turkey Cove. Lee
County, was visitor to the
Gap the past week.
B. T. Horton left Monday
night for Rapid City, South
Dakota, where his mother re-
Gently went, and where they
expect to make their future
home.
G. A. Johnson was down
from Stonega one day this
week.
w. II. Rouse, of Clintwood.
was a visitor 20 Big Stone
Gap this week.
That 25 cent line of Fancy
Stationery has never been
equalled in Big Stone Gap. See
it-you lose If you don't.
ENTERPRISE DRUG Co.
Q. w. Metcalf, of Pineville.
Ky, was a business visitor TO
the Gap this week.
j. NJ. Peck, of Knoxville. was
a guest at the Monte Vista
Monday.
The Dorchester ball team
Will come down this afternoon
and cross bats with Mr.. Fox's
regulars in "a match game at
this place at four O'Clock.
Rev. T. p. Unison, of Appa-
lachia, was a visitor 20 the Gap
Monday.
h. T. Fox and wife, of Chica
go, who spent some time in the
Gap visiting relatives left for
their home Monday night.
All kinds of writing tablets.
inks. pencils aud supplies of an
kinds at the Wise Printing
Company's Store, in the Minor
Building.
The Woman's Home Mission
Society OF the VI. r. Church
South. will meet at the home Of
Mrs. John Hamblen, Thursday
afternoon at three o'clock.
Pure Olive Oil-iust right for
table use-guaranteed TO be
fresh, 75c full pint. Kelly's
Drug Store.
d. c. Wolfe and daughters
spent Sunday at the Natural
Tunnel.
Rev. T. G. Shuler, editor of
the Midland Methodist, publish
ed at Nashville, preached in the
Southern Methodist Church at
this place last Sunday morning.
Rev. Shuler is one of the most
prominent ministers in the
HOlston Conference, and his
sermon Sunday morning was
much appreciated by all who
heard it.
For one hour each day, every
sixth drink at the fountain free.
ENTERPRISE DRUG CO.
r. X. Casper, chief clerk Of
the Stonega Coke and Coal
Company, at Stonega, was a
visitor to the Gap Sunday.
The Wise Printing Company
can do your printing as good as
any house IN the whole country
at prices as reasonable as any
one else
Mrs Lucinda Skeen went 10
Bristol last Saturday TO receive
treatment for ear trouble. She
was accompanied by her son.
Judge ii. A w Skeen, and DR..
j. a. Gilmer.
w. @ Coutts returned last
week from his visit TO the
Dominion Of Canada
Miss Lena Body, who is at
tending a business college at
Knoxville, is visiting home
folks in toe Gap this week.
Rev. c. b. Levisay, of Inman,
will preach in the Christian
Church on next Sunday night.
Subject: "SOme gains of the
vbrioss... Eb,,,ol e. IL -.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Randolph Willis, of Norton.
las in town last week.
Fountain pens, tablets and
bx papers at Kelly's Drug
bore.
q J. NJ. McLemore, of Norton.
bent Sunday in the Gap.
Robert M. French was a
Richmond, Va. visitor TO our
tbwn one day last week.
w. H. Harmon, of Lynch
Burg, spent Sunday in town.
An absolute sanitary drink.
See ad. ENTERPRIsE DRUG Co.
J. VI. Thomas, a prominent
ttaveling salesman from John
ebn City, was in town for a
fw days the past week.
H. E. Fox was a business
Fsitor to Norton one day last
n eek.
p. l.. Olinger and family, of
Stonega, spent Sunday visiting
y latives IN town.
DR.. w. A. Baker spent Sum
by at JOnesvilie.
G.. n. Brown, who is engaged
- the mercantile business at
Keokee, spent Sunday with his
hmily at this place.
Mrs. Jas. II. Reason and Miss
Bebecca Reason, Of Olinger.
Here shopping in town oatur
Day.
Fred Olinger was up from
flinger Friday.
Mrs. John j. LLOYD was
hOstess at an Interesting and
tnjoyable Mothers Meeting
81 the RectOry Friday afternoon
"A four O'Clock.
Thos. j. Lane was a Norfolk
Fisitor TO this section last week.
An absolute sanitary drink.
g. al. ENTERPRISE DRUG Co.
r. J. Cook was over from
bristol last Thursday.
Mrs. w. c. Moore. of Wash
hgton, ID. c., is visiting rela-
q Ives IN the Gap this week. and
Fill remain here until after the
Eourth.
j S. b. Richmond, Of Ewing.
Nas among the Lee County
BUSINESS men in town last
neek.
d. n Hoskins, a popular
salesman of Pineville. KY, was
among the travelling men in
b. Gap the past week.
j. w. Rush was among the
ristol visitors TO the Gap last
Eeek.
p. w. Mcclure. who has
Seen seriously an with typhoid
over, is improving some at
bis writing.
Nestles and Peters milk
s hocolate always fresh. Kelly's
4rug Store.
q. ii. Miller. of Lynchburg.
Nas among the guests at he
onte Vista on the 23rd inst.
Mrs. j. w. Kelly visited rela
ives in Wise a few days last
Feek.
j.. ). Boswell. of Roanoke.
Ras visitor to Big Stone Gap
fne day last week.
For PURE DRUGS at HONEST
fRIcEs, go 10 ENTERPRISES DRUG
Mrs. Elizabeth Giliy spent
lew days last week visiting
flatives at Wise.
r.. {. Moore, of Petersburg.
as among the eastern Vir-
lnias in the Gap last week.
mrs. Bruce Moore and pretty
8ttie girl. Louise are VISITING, IN
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FOR SALE.--Ripe Tomatoes.
W. j. Christian.
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SODA WATEFP TALK
LEADING DRUG STORE

REASONS WHY we make and dispense the
Stone n ssecton Oft the ~ no 0'"S |" 0s
Reason Every fountain has first been
absolutely We another
reason x obaned ITO" the pest fresh fruit that can
We hydraulic
arooned
evvaterb
safe pressure
become andn
n
~ p'O1NSuOh OF the
Amador ledger., 1909-08-06
SUPERIOR COURT
PROCEEDINGS
noN r. v. WOOD. JUDGE

Estate OF d Podesta, deceased
Proof of posting filed. Final account
allowed and decree of distribution
made.
Estate of VIM Da7ltt, deceased.
Proof of posting filed. Decree Of
distribution made.
Bruikham vs. johnson by consent
case set for trial Septem Der -.
X Webb VS. G. l. Culhert- Notion to
strike out argued; demurrer of de-
fendant. VIM NJ Penry, Jr,. sustain
ed. Demurrer Of defendant Culbert
oyerruled, and by consent attorney
for plaintiff allowed IL days in which
to answer.
Frank Garibaldi VS. john B. Grille
On trial
New Cases
People VS. Agostina Borello- In
formation filed charging defendant
with felony, to wit;injuring a public
jai on or about May 10th last.
Frank j SiebeI VS. Lutellus Smith
Complaint tiled. Plaintiff alleges
that defendant is indebted to him for
the sum of s950.87 for cash advanced
at the special request of defendant
and that there is also $1,000 due plain
tiff for labor, aud that no part of
either claim has been paid. Plaintiff
prays for judgment for S2850 81 and
costs of suit.
Stana Skulich VS. Lara SkuIich--
Action for divorce on the ground of
cruel treatment; complaint filed and
summons issued. affidavit and
order for publication filed.
Estate of A NJ Vaughan, deceased
H E Potter petitions for letters of
administration. The estate consists
of the Bryson and Caucasian mines,
situated at Plymouth, valued at $50
each. The only next of kin known is
q q CantreIl, whose present address
is unknown.
Amador ledger., 1909-08-06
Total
Charged With Petty Larceny

Henry We'll was arrested yesterday,
on complaint of u. iIannini, for
stealing quantity of lumber, He
was taken before the city recorder
and bonds fixed in the sum OF $500.
lie gave the Eonds the same atteroon,
with j. Dalu and j. Millosovich as
aureties. The lumber alleged to have
been stolen was a part of the celebra-
tion platform lumber, purchased by
Gianini. When the wagon came to
take away the Hast load Wednesday
morning, it was found missing. We'll
was asked about it and acknowledged
that he had taken some of it. lie
was told to take the lumber back
where he found it. which he did. 1t
is reported afterwards quantity
more lumber was discovered on his
premises. The case will come up for
trial next week. We'll has employed
Caminetti as his attorney.
Amador ledger., 1909-08-06
Diarrhoea Cured.

"My father has for years been
troubled with diarrh oea, and tried
every means possible to effect cure,
without avail" writes John H..
Zirkle of Philippl, w. Va. ''He saw
Cham berlain's CoIlc, Colera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy advertised in the
PhIlIppi Republican and decided to
try it. The result is one bottle
cured him and he has not suffered
with the disease tor eighteen months
Before taking this remedy he was a
constant sufferer. lie is now sonnd
and we'll, and although sitXy years
old, can do as much work as young
man." Sold by jackson Drug Store,
Spagnoli Prop.
Amador ledger., 1909-08-06

these co lumns. Don task us to do
Deeds-U S Gregory, as sheriff, to
Viola b lays, the Pension placer
claim, S66l.2 20.
Frank Benedetti to Caroline Bada-
racco, lot block 13, jackson SO
j A Hickey ct al to w II Strong, SS6
acres IN 24-S-lO, so.
Adeline trederlckson to Virginia
Profumo, lot IS block Drytown,
SO.
Felix Huot to George Bakovich,
in 33-7-ll, $500.
Elizabeth Stasel to Margaret Stacel
ct al, part of lot block &, Jackson,
love and affection.
John Perryman to Jessie G Perry
man, house and lot near Bunker Hill
mill, deed of gift.
jessie G PeIryman to James Rule,
house and lot near Bunker Hill mill
$40.
Levi a Bashaw to Chas ii Cummings
lot 2 block IA, lot block and lot
block 8, Plymouth, 5000.
Chris Dabovich to Antonia Dabo-
vich, part of lot block 1, Amador
City, love and affection.
John A Brown to ID A Patterson ct
al. an undivided three -fourths in
terest in the Occidental Annex
quarts claim near Suttler Greek, So
ID A Patterson to Alice Patterson, a
one-third interest in lot 6 block
and lot IL block 4, DrytOwn, and a
one-third interest in the Occidental
Annex quartz claim near Sutter
Creek. love and affection.
M Mortgages--M Susan Cain to John
H Andrews, $50 acres In 1851, 800.
one year, interest per cent.
George Bakovich ct TX to Felix Huot.
160 acres BILL, 5000, one year, per
ceut
Certificat of Sale--J Ii Lowry VS.
Emma Wheeler. lot 4 block 2, Pine
Grove, and Red Hill placer mine, $3.50
w ID Dufrene purchaser.
Amador ledger., 1909-08-06
ALUDICROUs EscApADE
Another Chapter In the Ross
Mason Affair.

The mix-up between Mason and
VIM. Ross and wife gave birth to
another sensation early this week,
completely overshadowing I'm its
ridiculous aspect at least, anything
that has gone before. The attempt
ed real estate deal made between
Mason and Ross Of lots in Stockton
which was oonsummated to the ex-
tent of drawing the deed in favor of
Mrs Ross, and which subsequently
was called OIL and thereafter the
discovery that the deed was mis-
sing from Masons dwelling, aud
had been placed on record in Stock
ton, furnished a rich morsel for
gossip for a lime.
The man and wife were arrested on a
charge of stealing the deed Ross was
released on habeas corpus, and the
case against his wife was dism Used
upon her redeeding the lots TO Mason.
Then Ross starts suit for damages
against Mason for malicious prose-
cution.
While there is a bitterness be-
tween Ross and Mason, the latter and
Mrs Ross have continued on speak
ing terms. Ross says, Mason has
been annoying his wife, by his pre-
sence when the tailor has been away.
On the other hand, it is reported
that on the occasion when the
latest escapade occurred he was in
vited in, on put up scheme to trap
him; if so the scheme worked charm :
ingly. Sunday afternoon about
O'Clock Mason started to 90 to the
ball grounds. Passing the Ross
residence, so the story goes, Mrs
Ross asked him in and have his
cloths cleaned. He went inside.
After divesting himself of pants and
drawers, the woman grabbed the gar
ments and threw them out of tho
window to her hasband, who was
waiting outside. Ross after getting
the garments went into the house,
and high words passed between the
two men. However Ross came to
town presumably to notify the
officers. lie was showing the
tangibl proof of the escapade in the
captured clothing on the trip. How
ever, when he returned bone, Mason
was not there. lie fled regardless of
the loss of important articles of his
makeup. 1t was but a short distance
to his own dwelling, across lots.
Ross still holds the fort in the
shape of having possession of the
clothing. There was some money in
the pockets of the pants. 1t has been
limited that criminal proceedings
might be taken against Ross.
Ross was arrested this morning on
complaint of Mason for petty larceny
in stealing the money said to be in
the pants pockets. He is ia Jail.
The amount is about SO.
Amador ledger., 1909-08-06
Total
A lot Of lnfluonoa.

The following nnecdote we'll iiius-
trates the exalted position Sir Wilfr,d
Laurier occupies I'm the minds OF the
less educated Wrench Canadians Somo
years ago an llliterate old CanGdia1
came into Quebec from the coun.ey.
where he met a friend whom he haH
not seen for years. In the course g..
conversation the old fellow happcA"l
TO mention the name Of Queen Victoria
and was much astonished to learn thV
she was dead. Dead" he echoed.
"And who has taken her placer When
he was told that the Prince Of Wales
was now the ruler of the British om-
pire he exclaimed: "Gce The prince
must have a lot of influence with Sir
Wilfrd to get II big job like that!'--
London Tit-Bits.
Amador ledger., 1909-08-06
LOCAL NEWS

j. 4. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 8 a.
IN. to p. m. Phone-Ottice, black
444: residence. Black 1874; jackson
DR.. j. Il. Wilson and family and
Mrs Alice Patterson will leave to-
morrow morning for a weeks visit
with the family of Mr. VIM. BlaAely
at Tiger creek.
Wallace Jones lett last weeek on
vacation of couple of weeks to the
Steele ranch in Calaveras county. He
managed to tree and kill cUon that
was pIeying upon the fruit tree in
the orchard, night or two after he
got there.
Lloyd Ii. Brubaker, a conductor
on a street car in San Francisco. a
few days ago shot man in dispute
over a five cent fare. 1t seems the
man boarded the Car at South San
Franctcso, and had no transfer, and
refused to pay his fare. tie was
therefore put off the Gar by the con-
ductor. The man was not armed.
but made an effort which the con.
ductor construed as an attempt to
draw a weapon. Ihe conductor drew
his gun and shot the man in the
neck, inflictIng a dangerous wound.
Brubaker formerly worked in Amador
county, having worked at the Anita
mine. also at the Amelia mine. some
%moI1o on fhirtaep uaarS aOn N thiS
aifray the wounded mau afterward
acknowledged that he was entirely in
the wrong, and that he had brought
on the aItercatiun which ended in his
being shot.
The number of hunting Licenses
sold this season up to the first Of the
week was $50 The total for the
season promises to be far in excess Of
the mum Der sold last week.
Miss Loretta Meehen, deputy in
the county recorders office, is being
traeted at the children's hospital in
San francisco. AS soon as her
health is Sufficiently e-estabIished,
she will go to the seaside home OF
Judge Lindley, to spend the summer
months.
Ihe fees collected in the office of
lie county recorder during the month
of July mounted to 500 %.
Misses Margaret and Mary Nc
Donald, who have been visiting the
Ginocchio's s for the past month, left
yesterday morning to return to their
home IN Oakland.
Byron Burns, who has been visiting
in Jackson since the fourth celebra
ton, left yesterday morning for his
home in Oakland.
Ross the tailor on the first of the
month moved out of the Max Ladar
shop, near the Globe hotel, and has
taken the premises next to Tam 3
store which was conducted as an ltal-
lang restaurant until recently. The
premises vacated Ey Ross have been
rented to the Globe hotel, and will
Ee used asa sample room.
The board of supervisors postponed
the matter of the proposed purchase
of Big Bar bridge. A joint meeting
of the Calayeras and Amador super
visors was to have been held last
Tuesday, but for some reason it was
postponed.
Dornan's sale still on.