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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27

a..
Mrs. Rose Knipfel went to al
burg this morning.
Mrs. Frank P. FarrIur,o,
guest OF friends for a tev ~
Corvallis. :"
Henry Meyers went to vi
this morning on a short busl,.-.|
Harry Chase. a brother.I,.,'
Harry Rowe, of this city, ana n
erly assistant bookkeeDe, :, /
spauldng Logging Company III
III at his home in Albany win }.
aiytic stroke, and is not eYO..,l
recover.
Mrs. F. s. Ward went to "A,
today, whore she viii remain -.
days visiting relatives.
Attorneys Frank Holmes ,Ds !.
ter Winslow won't to woOdlun !
morning, whore they have 4 az
try today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Row, !,
passengers to Albany this uors
where they will remain for +, !
days.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nelson and Mn n
Howell, left for their iorm., I,
In Wardncr, Idaho, today N
have boen visiting rms Ho.f
mother. They will stop at pcrh,
md Seattle on their way home
Mrs. J II. McCorkle, Of sn,uiu
Who has been visiting her daus..-
Mrs. j. Il. Brophy and Mrs O. /
Riches. returned today.
j. G. Murphy. OF Portland, '.
las been here on business. vsri
ierva's this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
10 REMOVE WRECK OF
BATTLeSHlP MAINE

Washington, Jan. g7 Prasid.u.
roosevelt today sent a special mes
sage Co congress urging an - -
% 'a''on for the removal ., ~ ~
G.on. ,,,'1s, ,,. OF the battlcship Maine
,.,,r vr' ','''Ha harbor. in accordance
W.T.. "''o ,ae recommendation OF Gov.
,... ''' s'''on a the President col.
''"s "a receat complaint ON n. VI .u',
~ "as'"a thar the vreekare eons,,
'a''i au impeachment 10 sn,a,,' ms =
'A' haroor ana INA. np1,e ,"S "a
tbs, ~. '1. 'i an.avorshle comment
m.,., Nv" ,1.''a States learod its re.
,.,'. '''.' would reveal the tae, ma, m,
.,.. I..'' SINK 'rom an Internal eaplo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
Bupn n Hamilton Win

Judge Galloway rendered an opin.
ion this morning In the injunc ion
case OF Buren a Hamilton W.. the
city Of Salem In favor Of tho plain
ins' The suit wa1 instlgated by
hnren 4 Hamilton on the grounds
the city prohibited them from recon.
s'ruciing wood enbuilding on Lib.
er'y street, the city claiming that no
wooden structure snail be- altered or
changed under the fire limit ordl-
nance judge Galloway found for
plaintiffs and ordered The Injunction
be made perpetual.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
o o o o o o D o D o O
0 PERSONAL MENTION .

" " " " " " " " " "
J. p. Cole has returned to his
home in Aurora after visiting his
daughter Mrs. II. G. Miller.
g. w. Huffman, the Woodburn
banker, was in the city on business
yesterday,
Alb Magers returned from a short
trip to Eugene last night.
Mrs. Kate Babcock arrived home
from Eugene last night where she
has been visiting her son, who re-
Gently arrived from the East
Mr. and Mrs. r. Blanchard, who
have been visiting friends here went
TO Portland last night,
Mrs. r. A. Meakins. of Woodburn,
was here on business yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Mosher, OF Sllyerton,
has returned TO her home after Wis
iting relatives here.
J. ogle, OF woodburn. was in the
city on business yesterday.
Mrs. J, Young. OF silverton, was
here attendin gto business matters
yesterday,
Mrs. Jack Coe, OF shaniko, left for
her home last night after visiting
her sister, Mrs. Elmer Conn, and |
mother, Mrs Jane Scott.
Frank Leslie the genial proprle-
tor OF the Stayton hotel. is in the city
and taking a look at the lawmakers.
Leslie is one Of the wideawake hust.
lers OF that little rustllng town,
which, with 500 inhabitants. boosts
a wider range OF manufacturing
plants than any town OF ten times It's
size In the state,
Mrs. Mary ohler and Mrs. NJ. q.
Robertson are home from a visit 10
Mrs J. l.. Robertson, In Turner.
MIRO. Clara B. Ferguson Is In
Woodburn for the day.
Mrs w, H. sloper left for Wood
burn today, where she will be the
guest Of her son.
c, S. Jackson, OF Roseburg. Is IN
The city
c. G Adams, stock buyer. of
portland, Is here on business.
Mrs Joe Albert and Mrs. J. O.
iriftith are spending the day in Port
and
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Bishon
went TO Portland this morning 10
witness the productison of "Brews-
er's Millions" tonight
NJ P Baldwin Is in WillsopvilIe (
IN business for the day. :
}. c, Wolf mayor OF siIverto,
as returned 10 his home, after
aASaeuns business here yesterday
NJ Bredomeier, of Portland. for
merry manager Of the Yokohama Tea
tore here. is IN the city. II
}. D. DonsmoFe and son. J. D. h l
vent o Portland this morning.
MT j. Biwer. Mrs. NJ. e MIND
nser and Mrs, P. r. Robertson are
pending a few days in Turner
N.S' e. NJ Kellogg has returned 10
1r nome in Corvallis. after visiting y
'r sister Mr.. S, f. Yanus. =
.. r s'nons went to Canby this U
'orning to visit friends. o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27

Fever sores ana old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely. lint
should be kept In healthy condition
This can be done by applying Cham.
oeFlain's salve. This salve has no
superior for this purpose. II Is also
mos' excellent Tor chapped hands
sore nipples. burns and disease y,
the skin For sale by Dr. stones
drug store. ''' :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
TOOK POISON TO
JOIN HER HUSBAND

St. Louis Jan. az Crazcd or de-.
spondont az tho loss OF her husband
who four days ago shot himself
Mrs Rose Mackel today swallow
poison beside his coffin. and drst
within a few hours.
haekers mother, who lives IN
nu''e' Bon'' is said to be on her way
here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
A War of Words

An oratorleel contest will be on
gaged IN next Friday night at the
Willamette University by the stu
den, body OF that institution Tais
war of words has been under consld
GRAFTON for some time Tho purpose
OF the contest Is TO choose an orator
TO compete In the state oratorical
contest which tekcs place ln Corval-
~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
Here Is a Mas

Who wishes to spend some money in Salem
fore doing so he would like to know whether n, i
here would care to have an enterprise started such
would put in, In other words would Salem ,uO,,.
up-to-date Vacuum Cleaning Wagon Such
would draw up in front of store or a house. RI.
hose and suck the dirt out of the building wihOs \
turbng piece of furniture, curtain or picture. a,d
raise particle of dust, These wagons are oO0,,,.,
all large cities where cleaning is done no other w,.
Is the cheapest and most thorough manner of reDo,,
a building All who would be interested in this m,.
of cleaning are requested to address "An care o,
as soon as possible, Do not delay as the party utpn.
ed is in hurry to know how the Salem people wA
treat such an enterprise,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
Caught in the Rain.

then a cold and a eough-let II rn,
on--get pneumonia or consumn,io,.
mats all. No matter how Won %,
your cough don't neglect it-tak,
hs'ard's Horehouud Syrup and youT.
be over 1t in no time. The sure cnr.
Tor coughs. colds. bronchitis ana =,
diseases in young ana
old Sold by all dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
DIED

BRUNER-At the insane asylun Z
January 26. 1909. J. W. Bruw
age 50, OF acute mania eIhausa
The remains will be prepared I
Coroner Clough and shipped % 3
deceased's brother in Oregon cll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
A Worthy Cause

The Capital Relief Corps In anx.
ious 10 obtain work for worthy
woman with four children 10 support
Darning, patching. or any kind Of
plain sewing The work will be
called for aud returned Notify
Mrs. J. A Carson. or Mrs. A n.
Gilbert
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27

Nodol tor Dyspepsia ana indigo,
"'" VIII digest any ana am food 40
any ana ALI times. Kodol is saarap.
zee ,,'a TO give prompt relief Sold d,
all druggists. ' ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
IDAHO
WILL SEND
DELEGATES
TO DEVELOPMENT
CONGRESS

Max Mayneld, president Of the
Boise. Idaho. Commercial Club. tele-
graphs the salem Board OF Trade
that his city will send a delegation 10
the OREGON and Idaho Development
Congress, o. meet In salem Friday
ana saturday Ex-Governor Good
ing or Governor Brady will be- I'm he
delegation, es at present planned
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27

>, N0a'' dis's'' an The food yo., e..
s,S0 y you VII take EOdol Tor a mn,
~u',' you Mil no logger have 4, a.
sss''oa 1910. Il is pleasant to take. ae',
promptly Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27

a pinch OF bora stirred into n
quart OF milk will keep 1t sweet, IL
you object to the taste OF II aftsr
boiling.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27

Wooden tubs are much us,d for
veshing gla.s and delicate china IA
there 'e far less ris1 OF breakage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
Boapi Of rmobe Ilanquei-

The committee appointed by the
Board OF rrrde TO make arrange
ments for the big legislative banquet
met yesterday afternoon AT the of.
ice OF the chairman OF the commit
iee. Il X Page and talked over the
plans for The event The time set
Tor The banquet vas February 3. and
Il vii be held la the armory. Pres.
idcnt q. l.. McNary was chosen toast
master ana among those Who will be
called upon Ca speaa ere Governor
Chamberlain. Mayor Rodgers. Speak.
er c, \ Macarthur ot the house ~
representative. President . Row -.
man Of the senate President A1ru,t.
huekes'ciu ot tho Huslness M.o,sI
League and othcra TO complete tse
pfosram 'ome ot the hest musical
'sirnt 10 salem will compose an
orchestra. The banquet viii beelp
(" e;So In the eveaing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27

Ihree reasons Tor buying Cleveland "a
haklng Powder:
superior Quality CPure Cream -,
rar,Arl.
Nea'est Package tSerew top cam
best Price % lbs 81; lbs. ,i.ssl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
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weather Forecast

Rain or snow tonight. Thursday
fair, westerly winds. shifting 10
sou,heastcriy Thursday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-27
DEVELOPMENT
CONGRESS OF
TWO STATES
.OPEN RIVERS AND HARBORS, GOOD
ROADS, MOUNTAIN WATER AND
NATURAL RESOURCES

The public are invited to attend the sessions OF the Ore
gOn and Idaho Development Congress- day afternoon anC
evening and Saturday at the State Capitol,
Some Of the abeS men in Oregon viii present tne cause OF
general State Development ad tell what needed TO make
/ Oregon a greater commonwealth
One feature Of the Congress will be roIca Tor tive min
ute speeches from all the repre- e1atyeS and senators from
the undeveoped portions Of the state which will be inter
Spered with the big events telling the special needs OF their
section II will be big, hreeSeSSOnS affair in which the
brightest and best public speakers the state viii help boost
for old Oregon to be made over into new Oregon
The members of the General Assembly are cordially in
yted to attend the Sessions Of the Oregon and Idaho
Development Congress to be held in this State Capitol
Building Hall of Representatives Friday afternoon Friday
evening" and Saturday, January 1880
Friday, p NJ, January 29.
J. Purposes OF the Congress reSS-------------------
PreSdent Stephen A. Lowell, of PendetOn
2, Battle for the Conservation Of National Resources
------------- Governor George {, Chamberlain
g. System Of State-A Railroads 8------------
Hon. c, {, S Wood of Portland
Senator H, Bingham, Of Eugeen,
Friday, 8 P. NJ, January 29
l. Why Salem Grows So oFast------.------------
Pies ChaS L, McNary Salem Board Of Trade
y, Mountain Water for the Capital City
"A HgCkeStein Salem Business Mems League
3, Salem as an Educational Center -------
President Fletcher 1Oman, willamette University
d. General Port Commission BiI-------------
----------- Representative Bean, of Lane County
Saturday. 10 A. NJ, January &c.
j. An Open Columbia from Lewiston to the Sea-
Hon, N. Teal Portland Chamber Of Commerce
Senator Nicholas Sinno of The OaIeS,
2 The Resources of Coos and Curry Counties w
--------------HOn l. N, MunCy Of Gold Beach
3, Coos Bay Habor- Francis H. Clarke of MarShfieId
and Senator Chase, of CoQuIIe,
a. Interstate Commerce Act and Oregon Freight Rates
Clyde 3, AChiSOnr OF the Oregon Railroad Com,
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
REsuMEs LONG MALK

TOPEKA, Kan, May 10.-PromptIy at
1906 O'Clock this morning Edward Pay
son Weston, so stiff that he was COM
PEELED to come down the stairway back
wards started on his trip OF IL miles to
Junction City, where he expects to
spend the night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10

ding bells viii be ringing so quickly as
to surprise the world. And he seems
TO be on the square with the talk this
time.
This is one of the reason why / am
going to retire pretty soon is the way
Bat puts 1t. i am in love now, and you
can not snow me otherwise. When the
wedding takes place 1 retire from the
ring, and this goes good and strong.
The young ladys name Will be made
public pretty soon, too, but / am not
ready 10 announce It yet"
The Battler will have his first re-
hearsaI at the theater this afternoon.
Paul McAllister Will stop his training
stunt long enough to peat it down to
the playhouse and meet the man who
is to take the count from him for the
first time in his life. What an honor is
in store for McAllister, provided, of
course. that the Battler does not slip
one over.
The show viii be on in all its glory
this evening. The big stunt comes in
the last acl. and the familiar face of
Jim Coffroth viii be seen in the ring.
for he is to referee the bout And Chief
Grace. the Battler's old trainer, will be
there as master of ceremonies. If
Cofroth can not find time TO referee the
bout every night Grace Will do the hon
ors
Nelson viii do light training work
every day, even while engaged in the
theatrical stunts He intends to arise
with the birds every morning and take
TO the highways for road exercise. He
has been training 70 rthe last two
months and is in fairly good shape right
now. There is no doubt that he will
be better than ever when he meets Hv-
land on May %.
II is expected that the whole sporting
fraternity viii be at the Valencia this
evening to cheer for Nelson. In fact.
Manager Seeley reports that the house
has been sold out. Cofroth and Grace
are added starters as well as added at
fractions. The cast looks good and
strong and should appeal to everybody
who has ever heard of Nelson.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
BRAWNY THISTLES
PUT CRUSHER ON
HORNETS
Winners viii Meet the ROVers
in Final Battle for Soccer
Supremacy
Rx BOB SHAND

The brawny ThistIes slipped the
crusher on the Hornets in the semi
final Of the soccer cup competition at
F'reenlan's park. Oakland. YESTERDAY
The post mortem revealed score or
TO o. While the Insects will take
their fun from the side lines in the
final the Thistles viii meet the Albion
Rovers at Freeman's park next sun
day in the final battle for soccer su-
Pre- macy.
4 strong wind which blew across
the field yesterday tended to spoil the
efforts of the boys in combination, and
in the first half the game was very
ragged. Tt was an even break In TINS
period. neither side being able 10 break
through the ramparts OF their oppo-
nents The Thistles came near SCOT
ing in the last minute OF this halt
however. the ban dropping into the
goal from the half back line
Elliot had hard luck in the irst hve
minutes OF the second period, miss
ing two chances by the narrowest or
margins One shot of the Hornet
captain in particular deserved goal
the ball striking the bottom OF the
crossbar and reboundfng into play.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
WHITNEY SULLIVAN
MATCH MADE BY
MISSIONITES
Weffer Weights VIII Battle for
Worlds Championship Here
on May rs

Another championship match will be
decided in this city May 25, when Mike
(Twin) Sullivan, holder of the welter
weight title. goes 20 rounds with the
local black demon, Kyle Whitney The
match was made yesterday by Manager
Sid Hester of the Mission club In ad-
dition the club Will also stage Jockey
Bennett and Jimmy Reagan in Is
round set to. This card is a fine look
ing one and should furnish the fans
with plenty of action.
What makes the main event even
more attractive is the fact that Dick
Dawson. the famous former Klondiker
and well known local sporting man. is
backing the negro for the cool sum of
$1,000. And Dawson has his coin up.
too. He is willing to wager it at
even money, though 1t looks as though
the Twin will rule a strong favorite
over Whitney.
For some reason or other Dawson
believes that Whitney can beat either
Sullivan or Jimmy Gardner. So conf
dent is he that he has taken over the
management of the smoke and stands
ready TO back him. Gardner beat Whit
ney In IA rounds last year, but he was
lucky 70 turn the trick, as up to that
time Whitney had him dead to rights.
It is very likely that Sullivan will
take~the bet himself, though if he does
not there are dozens of men about
town who will do all they can to get
a piece of it. Sullivan has fought some
fine fights here and the fans always
did think very well of him.
Sullivan will leave Boston in the
morning and will start training imme-
diately upon his arrival during the lat
ter part of the week He will bring
his twin brother, Jack, with him, be-
cause he could not possibly train
without the latter. Neither of the
brothers even thinks of fighting unless
he has the other one with him to hlep
out
The Bennett-Reagan go looks like a
live one Bennett beat Monte AttelI in
six rounds the other might but the
referee could not see It that way. and
gave Attell the decision. If Reagan
beats Bennett he will go right after
the winner of the CoulQn-A fight
for the feather weight championship of
the world.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
GAELIC FIELD DAY
PROVIDES VERY
FINE SPORT
Olympic and Irish-AmeriCan
Athletes Show Well in Va
rious Contests

The big field day meet of the Irish
American athletic club drew a large
crowd to the Ing1eside track yesterday
afternoon and resulted in fine sport.
All of the events. including the hurting 8
match, were well contested and fur
nished plenty OF excitement. Several
surprises were sprung. The Olympic
and Irish-American representatives
more than made good
Walter Knox Of the Olympic club
got away with the 100 yard handicap
from scratch after good brush with
route in the good time of 10 2-5 sec
onds. Garvin of the Olympic club beat
champion Glarner in the half mile race
by a short head, but he had 40 yard
handicap and this helped some.
big field started in the 10 mile run,
but ere long IT narrowed down to three
or four. Frank Meary of the Western
crossed the tape first, followed by Reh-
berg and Clowdis. The time was I
hour and minutes, good considering &
conditions.
The crack little runners from ST.
James school got away to a good start
IN tse half mile relay race and handily
defeated st. Anthony's and Sacred
Heart Noonan, Pete Donovan and
Knox all did well in the field events,
such as throwing the weights and put
ting the shot.
The sport came to a close with an
exciting hurting match between the
OConnells and the Young Irelands.
This was one of the best games of its
Young Irelands rallied at the finish
and won out by a score OF Is TO s.
Following are the results of the vari-
Gus events:
100 yard handieap--won by Knox Olympic
club. scratch; NEEDING. Reliance club. : yards,
second Mollott. Wiimerding school, yards,
third. Time. 10 2-5
Half mile. handicap-Won BY Garvin. Olympic
club, 40 yards Glarner Olympic club. scratch.
second: Hoburg. unattached, 40 yards third.
Time, 1:5S As.
10 mile race, handicap-won by Frank Mesry,
Weston club. minutes: Rehberg. yisitaciou
Valley club minutes, second; Clowdis. Rel
ance club. third. Time. :05.
Half mile relay race. Catholic sehools-wOu
by St. James: st. Anthony's Oakland second
Sacred Heart third. Time. 1:4e
Putting ~ pound weight-Won by Noonan,
Irish American club: Pete Donovan, unattached.
second; ". Knox, Olympic club. third. Distance,
23 feet 10 inches.
Broad jump. handicap-won by Knox. Olympic
club; Baumbaugh, Olympic club, second: O'Neil.
Irish American club, third. Distance % feet
inches.
SO pound weight heave-won by Donovan un-
attached; Murphy, unattached, second Height
Ia feet.
Hop. step and jump-wou by Bsumbaugh
Olympic club; 0'Neil Irish American club see
ond; Knox. Olympic club. third. Distance. a
feet I y inches.
16 pound hammer throw-Won by Coffey. Irish
ond; Knox, Olympic club third Distance, 10
feet.
Half mile relay race for Catholic colleges
Won by Sacred Heart college.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10

anvthing OF the sort slip by. Any
how. # viii all come out this even
ing Al the Valencia I have a lot TO
say and j am going TO say it,
SAmE RUGGED Old BAT'TLER
Nelson looks just the same rugged
OLD Batile~ whom we all know so well
re had a CHEEKY word for Manager
walter 5or Seeiey Of the Valencia,
and all his other friends who were on
the job TO help greet him. He seemed
5ust 2 s glad as ever 10 get peep at
Market streeT. and his heart fllled with
pride when lac gazed at the tower Of
the ferry building. blazing with many
thousands of electric lights
Just tell Mayor Taylor that ] ap-
preciate il. I always knew that he
thought @ whole lot about me. but /
never imagined that he would be so
strong as TO light up the tower on the
night I came in. They never did this
in Hegewisch. though I made the place
famous
Nelson was taken right TO the Va
lencia. where he was presented To the
big audience by Manager SeeleN- There
was 40 speech. or anything like that.
The BsttleT simply climbed up in front
Of thc footlights, and bowed and bowed,
while everybody applauded and looked
plea sed. Then the champion quietly
slipped oUt again and made his way
10 The Fairmont hotel
While passing down the aisle of the
theater. a colOred gent and pair of
buXom colored lssses eyed the cham
pion iealOusly. Perhaps they were
thinking of sast fourth of July. when
Bat put the crusher on the pride Of
their race. But just TO show that no
III feeling existed the champion had =
smile ready for them. But they did
not come back.
LOSES DECISION TO DAN CUPID
since he was here last. Nelson lost a
decision to Cupid. This is supposed
to he q deep secret. hut in the middle
Of his glee last evening Bat slipped
the news. The young lady halls from
Chicago and Nelson says that the we'd
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
"POp" Furman Defeats the
Champion Bieyclist
Especial DHpofch 10 The Call

lSPccIdt DDpdtch TO he Call
Los ANGELES. May s-.Pop" Fur
man, native of Los Angeles and the
idol of California followers of bicycle
racing. defeated champion Iver Law
son of Boston this afternoon in the
professional half mile open race at
Fiesta park. The time was 1 minute
2-5 seconds.
Thirty professional and amateur
riders faced the. tape and each race
was contested closely. Several of the
greatest cyclists of the world We're
present. and a crowd of nearly 5000
persons packed the stands Results:
Novice. mile aces. A. Gerber first. Charles
r. Mitchell second James Dewar third Time.
2.26 %.
Amateur two mile lap raee-McNiel first
BernJessa second, Smith third. Time. 4.2e i-3
Professional two mile Jap race-Walker first
Lawson second Samuels third. Time. All 3-5.
Amateur half mile open race-williamson
drst. Bernjessa second. NcNiel third. Tfme
40 2-5.
Professional half mile open race-Furman frst
Bardgett second, Palmer third, Lawson fourth
Tine. 1. .OS 2-3.
Professional motor paced race-W E. sam
ueison won, u Walker second. Time, l4:17 ID