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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
OGDEN CITY COUNCIL
HAS 4 WARM SESSION
Personalities Are INDUCED i'll,
but the differences End
There.

special 10 Tn" Tribune
OGDEN. Jniy l2.-Considcrable wran-
cling was caused at tonghts meeting OF
the city counqi when tnc report of the
public buildings and grounds committee
recommending that the leased for a dump
Ing ground now being used by the city be
accepted. Was presented. Th" matter was
referred last week To this committee. ana
the sanitary committee. for report.
Councilman Thomas of the sanitary com
mittcc declared that the members Of his
committee had not been consulted in the
making OF the report. and charged mem
bcrs OF the public buildings and grounds
committee with Interior motives in max
Ing q report without consulting the mem
bcrs OF tho other committee
Personalities were INDUCED in, which
brought from President Browning several
ACCOMPLISHMENTS The matter was finally
referred back 10 the sanitary committee
:or its report
Upon the recommendation OF the finance
committee. levy Of 10 mills on assessa- =
Bile property about the city was accepted,
as follows: sc mills for contingent eX-
penses. > mills for Improvements and re
pair Of streets and side walks, onc-tcnth
OF n mill for The construction Of sewers
and drains. three tenths of n mill for the
maintenance OF the public library
The council as committee OF the whole
recommended the purchase OF the water
rights in Cold Water canyon for $500,
after the abstract of titlc has been ap-
proved by the city attorney, TINS report
was adopted,
An ordinance providing for better hre
protection for the city and creating the
office OF fire marshal, To he filled by the
chief OF the fire department without COM
pensa tion. which was introduced by Coun- =
Gilman Horace II. Pccry on suspension OF
the rules, passed It's third and final read
ing.
a. T.. Bowman. publisher and manager
of the Morning Examiner, garc written
notice that he would not abide by the
terms Of tho contract entered into between
the city and the former owner OF the pa
per for printing city notices.
4 sensational communication from VIII
liam =. Craig, all employee OF the street
deDariment. in which he referred TO
Street Supervisor Saunders as n black
guard and n man impossible to work with
in an amicable manner, was read and re-
lerrcd 10 the street committee for d re-
port.
Upon the request OF ]. f. Nelson ot the
local executive committee on entertain
ment of the q. \. X. veterans. who VIII
attend the encampmcnt in Salt Lake city
next month, the council chamber was
turned over to the committee 10 be used
for an assembly room for the visiting
veterans.
At Mr.. Nelson's request the lighting
material owned by the city for illumina-
ton OF its streets also Will probably be
turned over to the committee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13

The biggest thing in the circus line to
visit Salt Lake this season will be Ring
ling Bros. Worlds Greatest Shows.
The aggregation and its 1850 men, women
and children from every CLINE; the 65O
sleek eauines. 40 elephants and los cages
of strange Wild jungle creatures. VIII be
transported to this city on Monday. Au-
gust 2, in eighty-hve douole-lensth rail-
road cars ,
Ringing Bros. always have given the
public large measure for its money. but
this season extra eyes will be necessary
II every feature Is to be enjoyed, Just
coctcmplate the following: 100 big acts.
20 new European features. so arcnic
stars. and 200 performers who have never
before appeared in America.
From Berlin, Germany, has come trio
OF earth's strongest men, who 1uggIe go
pound welghts with apparently the same
case q nerson would toy with baseba(ls
lie on their backs and support with their
feet and legs q huge structure, over which
passes a ponderous automobile carrying
six passengers. and then, Just 10 show
there is no hard feelings, Arthur Saxon,
the eldest OF the trio. elevaLes Il long
nlanll ON which nre seated eleven men.
At the same time this giant OF muscle
also lifts his two companions and a huge
dumbel
her drink from large glasses. smoke
pipes and roll one another apout In huge
beer barrels. Then there are the wonder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
DEATH AT A CROSSING
specIal 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. July IA narrow escape
from instant death under tho wheels OF
a rast-rInning locomotive at crossing
at Uarrlsvile IN this county Saturday
night. was the experience OF George II.
Folkman wife and child of Plain City.
The family had been 70 HarTisVlue Tor a
yIejt and were returning when the acc!-
don't occurred AS they attempted to
make the crossing the engine struck the
rig tearing it to pieces and throwing the
orcupants TO the ground. Mrs. tolknnn
received severe contusIons about the head.
rendering her Unconscious. Mr.. Folkmna
also received slight injuries. but never
released the grip on his team OF horses,
which we're uninJurcd Mrs Folkman Is
nov at the ogden general hospital, where
her injuries are being attended. Mr.;
Folkman says that they had no @ idea oil
tirely unconscious OF their danger until
# rushed down upon them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
| MURRAY NEWS NOTES
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The TTlbune.
MURRAY. July l2-J, A. Alcorn, while
riding his bicycle on state street, was
bitten on the left leg by yellow cur:
The calf Of the leg was badly torn. and
the wound is very painful. This is just
one OF the many occurrences here at the
present time. as the town is being over
run with CANNES.
A horse. attached to buggy that was
left standing alongside the road; While
the owner went into store, became
frightened, and dashed down State street
at lively pace. When near Sixteenth
South street IL endcavored to make too
short a turn and coliided with a telephone
pole. and broke loose from the shaits'
leaving the dilapidatcd remnants OF the
buggy piled in q heap alongside the road;
The owner Sam Fitzgerald, arrived
shortly afterward. and left the heap as IL
was. not caring to reconstruct the Farl-
GUS parts.
The much delayed opening of Second
| avenue viii. II is said, be accomplished
| this week. The opening Of Second ave
nue. has been a much -talked-of matter,
| both by the Murray officials and the
American smclter officials.
| 1t is doubtful if the communication re-
ceIved some time ago from the Carnegie
sta ling a library in Murray. Will be res
urrectcd for some time. as there are now
scveal other matters ahead OF 1T In the
dougs of the city solons here 1t Is the
opinion of many here that library
would be great help to this little city,
but as the city fathers have the say rs
TO what is to be done, It is merely mat
ter OF conjecture what the outcome OF
the matter will be.
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KAYSViLLE NEWS
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
kAYSVILLE. July 12.-John I. Guthrie,
one Of the leading peach growers OF Davis
county, estimates that there is only about
10 per cent of Il crop OF Elbcrta peaches
this year. but he says there is full crop
OF Amazon June peaches. Last spring,
when Mr.. Guthrie found that the blossoms
had been kiilcd. he cut the trees back, so
as 10 grow plenty of new wood for next
year.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Reeves at their home in Kaysville Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. Ephraim Briggs, Jr., OF HoIbrrols,
Ida, was operated on at the kaysvllle
hosuital yesterday and at last reports
Miss Olive NilfoyIe leaves in a few days
for an extended trip TO California.
a son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Rushforth Saturday.
The Kaysv!llo city council at its last
meeting passed a resolution calling spe-
cial election for August 3, to vote on
waterworks.
The 2-yesr-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Il Lewis Is very sick at the
hospital. suffering from intestinal trou-
beS.
1t Is understood that the Oregon Short
Line Railroad company is going to put
on ;hree gasoline motor cars between
Salt Lake and Ogden. 10 provide still
better passenger service between the
two cities ana Intermediate points.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
IialeuI WAS puardntllen ioi silaIlpoA SAT
urday. their two eldest boys being sick
with the disease.
Miss Hazel T. Barnes entertained at her
home i'm kaysville on Saturday evening,
In honor OF Miss Edna Evans Professor
Squire Coop and Mark Brown. all OF
Salt Lake city. Dainty refreshments We're
served and the evening was spent In vocal
and instrumental selections from the
guests of honor.
The grain on the uplands and in the
southwestern portion OF town is now be-
Ing harvested and tho farmers report an
abundant yield
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
WEBER TAX LEVY
FIXED BY BOARD
Total in County Is 23 Mills.
While City Must Pay 30
Mills.
SPECIAL ROAD ELECTION
RETURNS ARE CANyASSED
FOur-MilI Tax on Sheep and
Goats Goes to the Bounty
Fund.
epccial TO The Tribune.


OGDEN, July l2.-Thc Weber county
lax levy. general and special. was fixed
by the county commissioners at n
lengthy session held today. \ levy oi
S mills for regular county taxes WAS
imposed as follows; General county pur-
poses, } mills; maintenance and care OF
INDECENT poor, | mill; interest on bonds
$40 mill; county school tax. 10 mill
\ levy of mills was imposed for the
Weber county school district tax. as fol
lows: .iaintcuancc of schools, JIG
mills; interest on bonds. u mill; for
school sites and buildings. ID mill;
for sinking fund. 07 of mill. This
levy is the same as that imposed last
year for the same purpose.
A 9-mill levy was hXcd by the board
for the Ogden city school tax, as fol.
lows: Maintenance. 6.45 mills; interest
on bonds, or mill; school sites and
buildings. 1.5 mill; sinking fund. 30
nil. This levy IS a half mill increase
from that Of last year.
In addition 10 the regular and school
tax levy. the board fixed i-mill tax
on all sheep and goats in the county.
This tax viii 90 To the bounty fund.
tax on all horses and cattle IN Weber
county. except in incorporated towns,
as provided for by the recent act of
tho Legislature, was also levied by The
board
In County and City,
The total tax levy for Weber county
will he % mills, and for Ogden city
50 mills. provided the state and city
levies remain tho same as they were
last year. The total value of assessi-
BILE property in the city is 81 ,99l .o6S.
and in the county districts. s.. BOG,
From this tax levy Will he realized
Sll7.767 ,03s revenue from the county
districts and Sil9,6873S from Ogden
city.
Before fixing the tax levy the com
missioncrs canvassed the returns from
the special road election held at Sla.
terville, Iarrisville and North Odgen
July 6. In Statewide 80 votes were re.
corded in favor of Ievying a special tax
OF mills for road purposes and 81
votes against the proposition. In Har-
risyillc "a votes were cast IN favor Of
a similar levy and 10 against IT. In
North Ogden, where the vote was on a
special road levy of 3 mills, 9 votes
were cast for the levy and against it,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
MURRAY F0RESTERS
AT THE SALT PALACE
Special to The Tribune.

MURRAY. July 12,-Today the Murray
Forcsters and their friends journeyed 20
the salt Palace where tho annual out
ing OF this order was held. In the crowd
that left Murray were a large number Of
men, women and children. each bent on
having a good time mt the resort. Al
the palace varied programme was car
red out. The events consisted OF games
OF various sorts races. tug-oi-war and
several other interesting pastimes.
tho day was the drill which WAS partici-
pated in by the members Of the order.
This was very pretty, and during It's dura-
ton some very interesting maneuyers
Syere Witnessed Luncheon was taken
along by those who attended, and eaten
bencath the trees The day was ideal.
and all through the afternoon a slight
breeze stirred the branches and waiteo
IN tnc nostrlls the sweet fragrance OF II
beautiful summer day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
ARTICLES ARE FILED BY
BIG CONCRETE CONCERN
Special 10 The Tribune

OGDEN, July l2.-For the purpose OF
engaging in general concrete business.
which Includes the, handling OF all con-
crete products and contracting for the
erection OF concrete buildings, the laying
OF sidewalks and streets and other SINH
lar work. the Hydrated Lime and Con-
crete Products company has been formed.
with capital stock OF $4,000 and shares
at 81 each.
Articles of Incorporation were filed with
the county clerk today. Twenty five
thousand dollars OF the stock has been
fully paid mp by the transfer OF property
formerly owned by the Hot Springs
Metals and Minerals company TO IL. II.
Goddard the treasurer Of the new COM
panv. The other half OF the capital VIII
be reserved as treasury stock. Joseph
J.. Carlson. president John Farr. vice
president; 81. II. Goddard. secretary and
treasurer, are the officers These, with
c. w. Brooks and Albert Swingewood
compose the board of directors. The
property of the company is located ton
miles from the city, in the vicinity OF Hot
Springs,
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Park City News.
DIN SAIS iNS"os
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. July i2-The boxing con-
test which was to be pulled off on the
14th OF this month between Matt Dewey
and Tim Crowley has been declared off
The county attorney informed the man
ayers that the contest would not be per-
mitted,
\ large crowd Of people assembled at
the bandstand on Main street last even
ing 10 hear the concert given by the
l.. y, s. choir. 1t was something new
and novel and was duly appreciated by
the large crowd present. The choir was
under the leadership OF Miss Ethel Ras-
band Of this city.
The new cement sidewalk. running from,
the Blythe Forgo storo to the Sutton
butcher shop, has been completed and
adds materially 10 tho appearance of Main
street well 10 the business houses
The work was done By the Belmont com
pany OF Provo.
The funeral or the late Jerry Lynch,
who died at the Miners hospital. wes held
from the Catholic church yesterday after
noon and was largely attended, The Min
ers' union, OF which deceased was an
honored member. attended IN a body, Rev
Father Galigan officiatcd.
Park City lodge No, Z, I, o. O. f.
will give an excursion TO Salt Lake on
July IG, over the Denver & Rio Grande
The train will leave here AT clock and
viii return from Salt Lake at ii p. IN
All widows ~ deceased Odd Fellows will
be given free tickets at tho train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
News of lnterm0untain Region
OGDEN RAPID TRANSIT
D0UBLE-TRACklSG LINE
Special To The Tribune.

SVcUial u The TriDunc.
OGDEN. July l@-Doub,c- tracking the
line Of th" ogden Rapid Transit company
on Seventeenth street west from Wash
ingtou avenue was begun this nprlhGg.
This line goes ~ IN" grounds OF the
mtcrmountaiu Fair association. under
whose auspices The Zig Four county fair
VIII be held next fell.
Other work on the extensions OF The
Rapid Transit lines is stiil progressing
Next week the LAYING of rails OH the
Plain City line win ne started. The OK
tension OF tho line through ogden canyon
has now reached a point opposite tho
Hermitage resort Th- continuation ot
this extension win proceed at once and
will terminate at Huntsville.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
WATER MAINS BROKEN By
EXCESS OF PRESSURE
SpecIal TO The Tribune.

ocDEN JuIv 12-The breaking OF tho
water -rcducer Of the city watcrworks
Genartment on upper Twenty-fifih street
on sunday caused such a violent pressure re
broLen in different portions or the city.
and md Considerable worry and trouble re-
suited 10 the employees Of the depart
ment. ,.,,Y f.,
tho water mains does not exceed ninety
pounds This is regulated by the water
gauge or reducer which broke Sund2g:
iettinr sufficient water Into the mains
70 Increase the pressure to 40 pounds,
Some OF the pipes being old, the high
pressure caused them TO give way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
Says He Lost Ring.

When i. Rinley, who was arrested on
the charge of vagrancy, and later released
from custody on slO0 ball. left the police
station Monday night, he left, so he al
leges, without a 5000 diamond ring which
he claims 10 have turned In 10 the desk
sergeant before being put into a cell. Rim
ley claims 20 have laid The ring down
with his watch before tho desk sergeant,
while Detective J1nney was searching his
pockets. The desk sergeant denies that
he received the ring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
Men Fined at Bingham.

BINGHAM, July l2.-Franl5 Battas, n
Greek charged with assaultng a ten
year old boy. was fined 500 and sem
tcnced to serve 100 days in the county
Jail. by Justice OF the Peace Frank II.
Ccliyentra, today.
In tho same court Charles Hart. A. J.
Breuner. o. Riuff, Nj. Harrington. Is.
Harris and A. J, Whalen, railroad men.
charged with disturbing the peace. were
fined $40 each.
Justice Cellventra found B. Cooper and
+. Alien guilty of fast driving and fined
them SIS each.
George z. Marks was fined s25 for va
grancy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
To Recover Damages.
10 The Tribune,

NTV'IHI 10 IE = IF'UIT1''
OGDEN, July I2.-Claiming that the
George ~ Lowe company. on March 10
Of this year, took possession OF his place
of business. containing merchandise val
ucd at Sl5S7 Sc, without his knowledge or
consent James j. Smyth this afternoon
filed an action in the district court TO
recover damages to the amount claimed,
Smyth says that lie held 6 lease on
the place OF business. which was owned
by the Lowe company, but notwithstand-
ing this the defendant icrcibly took pos
session
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
SCHOOL TRUSTEES ARE
ELECTED AT PARK CITY
Special to The Tribune.

PARK CITY, Iuly l2.--Thc anuua!
election or school board trustees was held
today. O. G. Lockhart was elected 10 ful-
All the thyee-ve5r term; l.. w. Mcdonald,
the two~year term; ana Thomas St7iugcr,
the onc-vcar term. ihcy received 20J.
2l2 and go votes. respectively
Following the election, meeting Of the
old board WAS held and the accounf5
cleared MP for the past year. Each Of
the members OF the old board was allowed
5000 for his services. AND The clerk. 3GOoV.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
Ordered Out Of Town.

Special 10 The Trlbunc.
OGDEN. July l2.-About twenty women
OF the underworld We're ordered out OF
town TODAY These women are believed
TO have come 10 Ogden from Salt Lake.
where thcy were driven from the stock
ade The reason they were ordered ont
OF Ogden was not given. except that 1t
was understood that Belle London de-
sired them to leave the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
Printing Is Divided.
T., 10 T,,e Tribune

SpcciaI 70 II" T'U0''''
ocDE.s- .Iuly I2-Contracts for county
nrlnfine were divided among five bidders
by the county commissioners today.
Jacob Wausgaard was awarded the con-
tract for the sprinlsling OF the Ioaa
through Ogden canyon at the rate oi sloO
n month. a number or road reports were
read and other business OF a routine ma.
turc was transacted by the board before
adjournment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
To Investigate Accident.

Special 10 The ITlpu1P.
OGDEN, July 12.-rrainmaster b: a
Campbell OF the Southern Pacific railroad
has gone to Montelo to investigate the
accident which caused the death Of young
John -. Morley. who was crushed TO
death between two engines Saturday
cNrNlng
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
FATAL GUN PLAY
IS RESULT OF QUARREL
Special to The Tribune.

cpcCIHI 20 ! Ut IIIVHI'''
BIACKFOOT, Ida. July 12.-Mat Lewis
of Gardner shot lin Alcorn, ranch
hand with a 32-calibcr gun, near here
this afternoon. after a short fight III"
result Of a former quarrel Alcorn' $
body was dragged from the water In an
irrIEatcd field by tho chief OF police. The
odoTn Krusc. the only eyewitness. and
Lewis. are bo;b under arrest, Lewis
served three months IN jail recently for
wife beating,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
Officer Beckstesd Ill.

Sergeant Beckstead Of the police de-
partment suddenly became sick at
the police station yesterday evening and
had to he removed to his home at $40
South Second West. At a late hour last
night he was resting easily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13
Wants New Federal Building.
TO The Tribune.

EpccloI 70 7 ne ITIUUHV
WASHINGTON, July l2.-Repre-
sentative Mondell Of Wyoming today
introduced a bill authorizing new
federal building at New Castle, Wyo-
ming, cost Of $4,000.
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Observation-Disclosures.
WOMAN OF LUND
KILLS HERSELF
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PAROWAN. July l2.-Mrs Nir-
glnia Jackson Wilcook, wife OF
Rnlph WIlcock Of Lund, Utah.
shot herself go death with rerol-
Yer last Saturday, according TO Il
telephone message received hero
this afternoon. Mrs. Wllcock was
about 30 years of age, She is sur
yived by teu-ycar-old child,
her husband. parents, brother
and two sisters,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13

by their own fire. In their anxiety to
save each other they were forced to
shoot quickly, and high-power rifles at
close range are doublv dangerous, as the
bullets will plow through several men.
hundreds OF friendly Moros watched the
fight at close range. They perched among
the rocks, where they could see the ledge,
and not a movement OF the comba,ants
lieved that Jil<iri bore a charmed skin,
impervious TO knife and bullet. They
would not be convinced that he was dead
until they saw and felt his body.
WASHINGTON, July 12-An addl-
tional list of casualties in connection
with the fight of the combined force
Of the army and navy against Jilciri,
thc Philippine outlaw, and his followers,
on the island Of Patian, was today re-
ceivcd from General Duvall, command
ing the Philippine division. John Hau,
ser, Troop A. Sixth regiment. United
States cavalry, died from wounds re.
ccived in action July 10.
low;
Edward Faragher, Troop A, Sixth
regiment, United States cavalry.
John MARITIME, Frank l.. Pcrdu, Will
liam \. Miller. Richard Laudgraf,
Troop B, Sixth regiment, United States
cavalry.
William p. Frawley, Grover c. Steele,
Fred Mayse, Troop c, Sixth regiment,
United States cavalry
James a. Mclaughlin. Troop x, Sixth
regiment, United States cavalry.
Louis McClelland, George +. Van
Fleet, John G. Scott. Anatole Czarrecki,
Alexander Literbatsky, Troop T., Second
artillery.
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Licensed to Wed.
Special to The Tribune.

Spccisl To Tho Tribunc,
OGDEN, July 12.-Licenses 10 marry
were issued by the county clerk this aft
Wyo., and Emma Herschler. Evanston.
Wyo,; George E. Williams. Ogden, and
Hottie +. Brown, Exeter. Ncb.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13

4 private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
50 up Main street, $500 per year.
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CALAIS. France July I2-Herbert
Latham, The French aviator, who has
hecn waiting here for some time for ia
vorable conditions 10 attempt n flight
across the English channel In his mono
plane. is still stormbound
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13

SEOUL July ia change in the Ko-
rean cabinet Is imminent. it beirC pro
posed TO abolish tho ministry OF war The
change will cause no disturbance. Prince
Ito, Japanese resident general III Korea.
Will leave for Tcie!o Wednesday. lie WAS
the guest of honor at an elaborate dinner
given yesterday by the foreign consuls in
Seoul.