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TOTAL ABSTINENCE
 UNION AT WORK

An important meeting of St. Jos- eph's Total Abstinence Union was held at the pastors house Sunday ef- ternoon In this city. Provision was made for the necessary funds to run tho society. and a:3o p. m. on the
 arst Sunday In each. month was choe- en as the time for holding regular meetings. The officers of the eo- ciety are: Monsg. J. M. Lucey, spir- itual director; W. J. Mara. president; Mrs. B. E. Benton, vice president; Mrs. w. o. Taggart. treasurer; H. A. Mooney, secretary. By invitation Rev. D. w. OHern, D. D., president of the Little Rock College gave two fine sermons recently at St. Joseph's church. The society will make war on no one, but it will endeavor to unite the several clements of tenn perance in the Catholic church into q strong body of Christian workers.
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= eee SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
 THE
 N. KING WHITE MONUMENT FUND. . . oe % . oS
WHAT DOES HONESTY. REQU1REl

WHAT DOES HONESTY. REQUIRE
 Under the foregoing headline the Lexington CKy.) Herald indulges In the following brief but pointed disser- ta&ion on honesty: :,
 1According to a statement in a county paper a boy down in the Green siser country killed black fox. He sotd' the pelt to a nearby merchant for. $1.60. The merchant. presumably with accurate knowledge of the value of the pelt. refused $500 for what: he had paid the boy who killed the fox s1.so.
 "How much more than $500 the skin is worth we have no idea, nor have we any idea whether the mer chant will divide with the boy from whom he bought the skin, the profit of nearly 800 per cent which he makes off of his purchase. Strictly by the letter of the law it may be thatthe merchant is within his rights to keep all the profit. but if 1t be possible, because of the youth of the boy or any misrepresentation made by the merchant, we would like to see him bring a suit to set aside that sale or require division of the prof tts."
 The Owenshoro Inquirer endorse S what the Herald says, and it would like to see the law the Herald de- sires applied to the merchant who bought the fex pelt from the boy an- piled to every person in business who conducts his business by misrepre- sentation. It is true that most busi- rsss people of this day are square in their dealings, with their custom CTS, and this is especially true of the business man wl,o is permanently To- cated in Q community, becaHse a per manent business means one that 's conducted according to strict and honorable business principles.
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 Tell .the, Story

Heas.. New. :soss.s,:to sss, ,ataph.f.' ::
 Washington, '+;ps6: le.-oraant :a n sehiey, of ,1oore- q sch,Y,. .ytoes win, soporr9r ss!i .'!l ,ssys sae: ser ate cenG ktee4 a full etoey. of the merger. of the Tennessee coaa ana Iron Company With, .she Steel. Ttust:: When :rennesses c1al 4 ;~as, :; aesotoea. a1 2 poot backed q hy4 " the: Steel Trust 1t AaA secarsssseo e % }. .' ooo ;gsaaessee \! s Coal securities, 1Then ;all,:wsa, ,Seady the stesr Trtss nea's 9faesr 2 &aso.,nt ; j !, et oonas ready to exchange: for stock and 'n tae 2eS. '.5..: made: a ,hapasans peoa5 on tae, ,traaeaetloae :. -Thta UT trans: ; ses,oa ~assss.asi py aoore <: sch,ey, vi.ay:seah ~.s : sisass'ss: a,s,ss < Ssaes7y t.,.rfi.:,f ...;.,. E. s.saa. : ::.st s:z::s
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,sKoaoi thua disesss food, for the ss e3mple reason fhat 1t contains ~ Uf the elements essential to tood j3xestloa. It. weolds De 'imDosdsN fof H4o not digese food. .
 ;sYeu know ..4Aak AecayihS. tood q sItrenely .possoaous. Where, tAs1 ctull decayins .fnea bo any mes llnesroDs thaa lyiaG on tho human 6omAch? nAd S1oygA If t4dt(l
 vn sad dyspepssa were sbs ~oss! fesuit& But .xhey are not. < x; .gNhSh food doesnT Mssst, F. tos1Ss. Into hxft,' !u1np masses, Thege ;irritase +he ftssAGes ehnipee of tAssstomsca- end snteottees. sne sorbst(uiss ase@sn aeaeey of ehe stOn6aek ts,cansed. Chrtnse 'fo5eRs cssdssp4psSA ~ sasts certain so'se' goIt, ' ,:S.i [. ..
 FAefS ~; 1sllaR seerst eAout Ep66l. A4tetaAa1, H.. s,ases lda6 tains ell the. nat0Sl A9sstiy1: :tae< ,noats: II 1S ne6e tn V ilaa3d :1ofae - ytAat 1t t4a a.eoatAiA :&1 Ahsse<ats-~ s-~ la xnts ,rssesst IT,. daeEe.: 4lee or65aa31 peDalp ts1sets epd esAel pistiaaS. sisesis'aI: ysea !! :ehseay !! Y .te.
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Earthquake Reports
 Greatly Exaggerated

Reports coming from England of Dis.
 ;s trous Earthquake Prove to be
 Untrue.
 Madrid. Feb. 1.-All communication with southern Spain and with the city of Barcelona is uninterrupted, and normal conditions prevail.
 Reports emanating from England relative to disastrous earthquake and tidal wave are untrue.
 There was slight earthquake shock at Totanta in the province of Murcia, but no serious damage was done. The walls of few houses cracked.
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NEWSY AIS IN PAPERS.

The readers of the daily newspa- pers regard large port on of the intere sting news of the day IS being fin the advertisements, and the adVer- tiser who fails to give it to them S neglect'ng his business and letting the newspaper readers go to his bust ness rival. who entertainingly tells them what he has that they may de-
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 today ,hS he'd not heard from nts wife
 and dhitdren In eighteen months. He did not express much concern over
 the trakedy. - :.
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sire. The news col o1nHrns of no nevs- paper are read es closely es tho d. vertiSeneata of a vide awake 'oosi- ness man vho knows how to tell 2 good story about those things which he carries in hts store. and which are h denan1 EA1 days !n tho. week sos ffe,y-two weeks In every yer.-ow. ensboro (Ky.) Inquirer. -
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RECEIVER HUDSON
 @. TAKING STOCK

Undot the direction os Receiver ". c. Hudson, cashier of the Bank oS Pine Blu6, the clefks in the employ of A. g. Honne4, .vha made }ea assign meat Saturday for tho benefit Of his credttors. Monday began taking stock and the stock .wil, be cold as soon as H is completed snd the ueua17 cooft proceediasA ste-sdnpetised~
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B1ooDHoUNDs TRAIL WorID-B1 1pRpERR1
Soak seninsqa, sasra Mas T,
 CsergeA WftA .SAos&ine:ssst ,Sns- ous3y. y.Wsusdlae. Sam Stoe9, KnosAsR < ,Nssrs, 3rr2ses4 by :pe4lW .SAerff9 s1asan i, n<'Ii1tt, 'Ii1tt,r r,1IsI z CSise is s':', >

[.s I,pc.s1.~ s1.. x. 9s .:.-~:. ~ ::~,.:i 1, .nepuSy sheri6, Walter stewart nse4 the, ,te6epsah county bloodhounds Sst- urds5, ,nlFht and, brought ,Ahoat tAa arrest, a4 Sank Robinson, 2: ;>nesre, who ,shet e4d seripualy. roundad Sam s:toch, aaotnsr. negro: :oa the Taylor place. four n!lea aouth Of Pine Blu6. early that evening. Robinson used . shotgun and Stocks condition Is crit ,cal. He will probably de. <
 Tho shooting was a mystery for several hours, Stock being seni-con- scious and unable to tell the name of his assailant. Sheriff Philpot de- tailed Deputy Sheriff Stewart to work on the case and he took the blood- hounds to the scene of the shooting. The dogs took up the trail imme- diately and w).hin an hour went di- rect to Robinson's home in the woods nearby. Robinson was arrested by Stewart and the officer says he con- fessed to having shot Stock, while they were on their way to town Rob- inson was jailed and will be given a preliminary hearing this week. In the event Stock dies within the next few days Robinson will be charged with murder.
 The two men are said to have had a fight in town Saturday night and 1t Is charged that Robinson waylatd Stock on his way home.
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J. P. Alexander and wife to w. B. and J. P. Alexander Ca. c. deed), e. 1-2 ne., sw., sec. 27-6-S; $500.
 J. N. Foster and wife to Mrs. Jane A. Slaton, lots z and 8, blk. 8, War den Add; $500.
 H. M. Randel and wife to J. H.. P. Barlin (w. deed), s. 1-2 ne., sec. 27- 3-5 and other lands; $3,000.
 State of Arkansas to J. w. Monk (deed-,. s. 1-2 nv, sec. 1-7-9.
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Bfokaw Is
 Sued for Divorce

High Point, N. C., Feb. 1.--At his hunting estate William Gould Bro kaw was today informed that his wife had brought suit for divorce against him. He indignantly denied her charges of cruel treatment, undue jeal- ousy and non-support.
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Will Pass Jap.
 Legislation

(Hearst News Special to the Graphic.)
 Sacramento Cal, Feb. That the assembly will pass all Japanese bills was indicated today when, by vote of 33 to F, the lower house frustrat- cd an attempt to hinder progress )f the Drews substitute anti-alien bill
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Slight Shock at Tatanta.

Paris. Feb. IA dispatch from Madrid confirms shock at Totanta, S9ain. No serious damage was done. The walls of a few houses cracked and threatened to collapse. Shoefs were also felt in the neighboring vil- laea of Olas.
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ANNUAL EXERCISES -,:: :. '-LA163ELY ATTENDED

Baai nfith Day Observed by fhoeniH :. :. toags Sunday :. d. the Tenplse-
 Charfes Jacobson and: Rabbi Witt, ,:,::.itoe Y: Little BseA, and Judge Leonard ?: Stern, :of Camden, Among Speakers !: :;:,.-=.tsw. eBeess IastalleA. -
 The annual exercises os Phoenix Lodge, No 27Y, 10. Q. R., were held at thgt Temple In . this city Sunday night and were. large attended. An afternoon seesion, at which a.large class. of new. members was initiated. was. also *hs,d..s This was conducted by Dr.. .Lodis wit and Hon: Charles Jacobson, of: Little Rock and Judge. Leonard ,. Stern. of Camden. In the evening. the, Temple was crowded ~ith a large asaeuhlase of men saa iadiss and an intetesting prosram,: Ras. esr> fied ont. 'Addresseas' were da'tvsFed ny: .Dr.;*:Witt. pf, j, E. Ffsch. .chariee ,1arooson, President lake Rptssln snd 4Jndge .stern~ Misses Selma Stern. pt 'Ealt;}ein;s l. RNsh. 1dwensae.d:-ssff. Littis. ,12aSk; Ntthheel schloss and Dot Kastor; As.reee so the .rpem1eEas. of sAe. lodge: and the visitors ..was. ,tendsrea seyss tho ,5sSciesa:.: ,.. .: ,,. a:< tnsws 1RseFs et the lodsss!rere installed 4apring, the: day as Soa,oxs: Joke Rutseial qfassdept:. Aeazy Aarx. vice preaident;; :: :George B: Moprs,, eec- re<ery: Ieadore .Rptstein. walden. N. seiisson.: xuaaasani s:: Viliiaim Rosens- weig. srsasnrer; H. B. solmson, mon tter;: Aaxeld. ,!glutnenthal. A. s. Ros- enbers and N. snbernag4e. Trustees. and, Harry solnson and nr. F. Fnsch, represeutettVes to the Graad Lodge meeting ,to De held in New Or leana In April. -
 The following new members were initiated during the afternoon and several. others were elected to mem bership, to be initiated at the next meeting: Nate Levine. Louis Cohn. Ike. Kaufman, F Heiner Louis Moore and H. Schvitsky.
 The program arranged for the even- ing follows:
 Vocal solo, Miss Ethel Schloss.
 Introductory remarks, MT. Jacob Rutsein, president Phoenix Lodge, No. 27S.
 Address, "The Human Man." Rabbi Ephriam Frisch.
 Address, "The Jewish Young Man and His Opportunities. MT. Leonard Stern, Esq, Camden. Ark.
 Vocal solo. MT. Dolph Kastor.
 Address, Conservation of Jewish Resources" MT Charles Jacobson, Esq. Little Rock. Ark. "
 Vocal solo, Miss Ruth Lowenheld. Little Rock. Ark. |
 Address. Loyalty" Rabbi Louis Witt, Little Rock. Ark. :; F :,
 Vocal colo. Miss Selma Stern. Cam den. Ark. ..: ::
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-Pineules for the Kidneys are lit tie golIen slobules which act direcr- ly on the kidneys A trial will con- vince you of Qu'ck results for Back ache, Rheumatism Lumbag0 and tired wornout feeling. so days trial s10l. They purify the blood. Sold by Dr. McCanmon 6 Son
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

If you want anything artistic in the way of builders. hardware see Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Con- pany. They have just received ship ment of the swellest designs of locks ever shown in Pine Bluff.
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Senator :Feraker E! ?: .:..
 {: Makes aFaitufe

:: Hearst News spec,a, to the araph.c.)
 at Washington, Feb: Senator For aker, failed today to a get vote on thetDrovnsv.,le bill.. eat wain try again "Wednesday, 1ls wants tho court to pass on the guilt .or tnaoeenoe O, tho negro troops. -F :.
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SECRETARY MEANS
 MAKES A CHANGE

Leaves Pine Blusf Trust Company to
 Go With the Wholesale House If
 Fox Brot!crs-Will Be Succeeded
 by Charles Gordon.
 J. Harvey Means, flor five years as sistant cretary/of the Pine Bluff Trust Company jone of-ehe-eisht large banking institutiop of the cih, re- signed that ppsftion several weeks ago and his ,fA&nation beSams eff fective MondaA He beeomss head bookkeeper for &e wholesale house of Fox Brothers, Sed he has Iafready hcgan his work tSessssSs.-->sfsfarles A. Gordon, who has been in the employ of the Trust Company for several years as a boofkceper. is acting as teuer and ass etant secretary and will probably he Hamed ry the directors as MT. Means Successor.
 NIT. Means succeeds B. w. Lans- ford who recently Iee( FoX Brothers to engage in- t9e arccery business. He is an expert accountant and made q valuable teller it the Trust Com pany's hank. His chanea is in the nature of a promotion as the new po- sit'1n is a more lucrative one.
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Suffered Jay and night the tor ment of itehing piles, Nothing help
 ed ne unt1 l Ised D0on's O'ntwent. It cured mo permanently Hon, John R. Garrett, NIayor. Girard, Ala.
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 BY NAIL
 Cash In Advance. Daily, three months. j..-.... l.50 Daily. six months. ..: ......... 300 Daily, one year. 500 Sunday Edition, one year. ...... 200 Weekly Edition. one year,. 100 Uf charged) $1.50
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


At New York-New York l, St.
Louis o.
At Brooklyn-Chicago A, Brook
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L|ND'S CASE NOT
AGAINST COMPANY

Providing the counsel are ready at
that time, the trial of the case of H.
B. Lind against w. B. Weber and j..
R. Davis, for third interest in the
Nevada Hills, will come up before
Judge Stevens on June 1. Lind claims
that this interest is due him by vir-
tue of a grubstake. The action in
no way affects the Nevada Hills or
the deal by which George Wingfield
acquires control at the rate of $1-25
share. Should Lind win out he
would simply be given the stock in
the company now held by Weber and
Davis as individuals. The corpora
tion itself would not be affected.
1t is now reasonably certain that
Wingfield will exercise his option on
the property before his return from
New York. the first week in the COM
ing NORTH
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BOOM NOW ON IN
VICINITY OF ALTURAS

H. B. Van Etten, who returned to
Carson from the northern part of the
country several days ago, reports a
boom is on in the northern part of
California and that thousands of peo-
pie are rushing into that section to
attend the opening of vast tract in
the vicinity of Alturas.
Thirteen thousand land contracts
have been sold by land syndicate in
the section, each bringing in the pro-
moters 5000. The contracts call for
between five and one thousand acres,
the tracts being distributed by lot
terry scheme Each contract gets the
holder a tract of land and the size
thereof will depend upon the luck of
the holder of the contract.
Eight autos are conveying people
from Lake View, Oregon, into AL
turas, and thousands have gathered
there to be present at the distribu-
ton. While there Van Etten dis
posed of an option on the controlling
interest in the Pitt River Coal COM
pany, of which he is a heavy stock
holder, and received $4,000 payment
on the first installment of the option
price. He says that the section is
on the boom and that mere people
are rushing in than ever before in
its history. Appeal.
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GREAT ROCK FROM
EAST WALKER DISTRICT

A. Cameron and G. Breemer, who
are prospecting to the south of YER
ington, were in town this week and
had some rock samples on exhibition
at the Commercial hotel that was
sure bonanza ore.
Messrs. Breemer and Cameron are
located on the East Walker, about
three miles southwest of the Charlie
bots ranch. They have five claims
|and on one of them a shaft has been
sunk, and they have been sinking in
ore from the start of a $14 grade,
but in the last few feet the ore has
increased wonderfully in richness.
The contact is granite and basa1t, the
former being the footwall The bot
tom of the shaft is all in ore that as
says 1891 in gold and 4.22 ounces
in silver.
When washed in a horn the pulp
leaves "a trail of gold over an inch
long. The finders are naturally jub-
liant over the outlook and feel war
ranted in prosecuting further dewel
lOpment. -Yerington Times.
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where he is obliged to behave him

where he is obliged to behave him
self.
The government recently purchas-
ed two mules and horse to be
taken to Guam on the United States
ship Supply, which is now at this
yard undergoing repairs. The ami
mails were delivered here few days
ago and have been allowed to Craze
at pleasure about the navy yard.
A few mornings ago the marines
at the barracks heard reveille blown
on the bugle, which is official Motif
cation to get up and go to breakfast
They piled out of bed and dressed
but on looking at their watches
found that they were up two hours
ahead of time.
On Investigating they found that
the mule had wandered in back OF
the marine barracks during the night
in search of fresh fodder, and, find.
ing no grass there, he prayed clev.
er imitation of reveille, which tC
him meant good feed of hay and
BRAN at the yard stables.
1t is an old trick the animal haG
picked up in the army.
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POUND THEIR OWN DRILLS.

There are a good many things do
ing about Rhyolite that are not her.
aided, and good many storkes de-
livered. The leasing campaign now
under way is the best the Bullfrog
has seen. 1t is natural and logical,
but keeping in close and of expend-
ing money on the earlier locations
without regard to the eXcitements
and rushes in particular parts of the
surrounding country. This guard OF
the faithful have been augmented by
much new blood in the recent past.
A greater part OF these Industrious
fellows that pound their own drills
are making big money and clean
money. There is enough ore in sight
within mile of the Rhyolite postof-
flee to pay the price of all ill-consid-
cred promotion many times over
Bullfrog Miner.
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THE SILVER QUEEN CONTEST

The executive committee for the
golden jubilee celebration has every
thing moving along in fine shape and
the great event will equal if not ex-
coed the rousing carnival of six years
ago. The voting contest for the sill
yer queen will be opened Monday
morning and will be open to all
young ladies. The contest will be in
charge of John Wade, Harry James
and Or Mcneil and the votes will be
5 cents each. The votes will be
counted every Wednesday and Sat
urday evening and the contest will
close at 8 O'Clock on the evening of
June 15.-Virginia City Enterprise.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At nd-Philadelphia 13,
Cleveland 2.
At Detroit-Detroit 8, Washington
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

At k.Sacramento- Sacramento 2,
Verne 1.
At rnon-Oakland 6, Los An
geles l.
At Oakland-San Eranniscn 4
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A new TANGLED
POWDER THAWER

Frank MI. Randolph has applied
for patent on a new powder warm
ing machine, which will prevent ac-
cidents in thawing out the dangerous
stuff The machine is made the same
as a cartridge belt, only that the
pockets are large enough to each
mold a stick of giant powder. Be-
fore going on shift the belt is filled
with powder and buckled around a
good big dog. The warmth of the
animals body thaws out the powder
and when the miner needs some of
the explosive all he has to do is to
whistle for the dog. OF course if
the canine is off chasing rabbits the
miner will have to make out delay
report. -Bodie Miner.
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At st. Louis-St. Louis 5, Boston
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STOCK MARKET

Montana was the only southern
Nevada stock that advanced yester-
day. the rest remaining inactive, or
declining. As it was the advance in
Montana was only a point Extern
sion was a heavy loser, being quoted
at 8 points less than the quotation
of the previous day. Tonopah Min
ing lost ~ points. Belmont also
declined a point.
Goldfield Consolidated fel. away
Is and was quoted.on the closing at
$7S5. bid. Fraction declined 6
points, while Florence lost 2 ".
The following quotations are from
the reliable brokerage firm of H. +.
EDstine;
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MULE BRAYs REyEILLE,

BREMERTON Wash. }, May 25-
An army mule, which recently joined
the navy has been causing the mem
hers of the marine corps here con-
siderable bother OF late and is now
tied at a remote corner of the yard,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26

Location notices In trlpllcare-
handiest affair for prospectors and
miners-contains carbon-150 no.
tees In book. For sale at the Bon
ANA ofiice.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26

For nice large glass of cool beer
and free lunch drop in the Nevada
Club. 4-16-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26

Three cute Japs in "Toymaker's
Dream night from the flowery king
DOM EagleS' pavilion, May %.