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The Detroit times., 1910-07-02
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALo--opening
Dunning a Stevens 1--we stack Repor

Dunning a stevens 1--we stack Report
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. July D..
Cattle-Receipts IL cars. slow.
Best , i,s $50 to 1st 49, steers, steers ;1;Isg
s1S15o; best i,ioo to i.ao6-ib shipping
steers. $6.25@7; medium butcher steers,
bStss. to , tS. Sss., &, sn,
common to medium, do. s3Ps.5o; best
fst hsife1s. ss9s,so; gosa Fat METERS,
Ing steers sTs ,fsS5 medium os to s sess
81, e: sss, saiia 'ss.,s 3 So; sos Sslcsn ss
sa s. S ,t.I, light nS . thin ss
each: common TO good. do. s3o@bo.
h.sys. $3.50? yRorker.. ,ssoSss7d:' f sis.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 4 cars
steady: spring lambs sS25; yearlings
ts9s.2S; wethers. s47606; ewes. $40
Calves-;5Gs.
EAST BUFFALo-CIose.
market f Closed n With the foilowins
changes: cattie-Receipts S7b. steady
P.im.e, steers ss;76gs SIsch sno sraaa ae,
Common Common 10 shoice. ssSs.so. Sheep ant
iamSa ssSs.9o; Gull Sst 70 fair so 80
yeRaralaE 3 assR sss sS ss'sc
workers.. {s.6s@s.75. pigs, 39.76; mixed
ssssegss.sS; roaEhs. ss.so0sso; stas''
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAOO July a.LCattle--Recelpt'
800, steady; beeves, S6,35@S55; Tex-
ans. st1s8s.so;. WESTERN $500 ESQ
stockers and feeders, sa.6o a 5.7b; cows
SIS. Hoss-Receipts 1000. &c lower
light. 1906 $3.50; mixed, ss.soQ2SQ
heavy. ss;so@s:16: rough. ssSo9Ssoi
STEADY: natives, s2.7564.s5; Westerns
's3.2S a4.S5; lambs, natives, s4.7S9 $40
westerns. $G25Q776.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., July 1.-Hogs-Re-
and heavies, tS.aea9.a5; workers, 1856;
pigs and lights, 1885. Cattle-Receipts
3 cars, steady. Lambs-Receipts
cars, IS top. Calves-Receipts l5o
head 80 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-02

!. Harry 'S ). foa On ssshisr q de 49,.
the above alta sment . tras - The kees
Of my knowlsdEs END bsltsk 80 sS 1.c 4,
ssvstai ,msfssrs. tSsrsip- cont 1ss1ss -
shown BY the eo9ks OF re f&nk,
thia lat day of July, 1910. ) x ss "a a
MEYER BfNd, Notary Pu4dtq.
Ny comfnissiof expires April \ 1871
w p. HOLIDAY,
WILLIAM r. GAGE
SAMUEL =. DOucLAA
Directors
The Detroit times., 1910-07-02
ru,cAco pRoDUCE.

CHICAGO PRODUCE.
27hc; frsts, 25hc; dairy. extras. 25c;
firsts. 24c. Eggs-Prime frsts lshc;
firsts. tic. Cheese-Twins, 1bQ15 &c;
pouftry--Fowis. 16c; ducks. Use; geese
The Detroit times., 1910-07-02
REPoRT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
DETROIT SAVINGS BANK

At Detroit, Michigan, at the close OF
business, June $0th. 1910, as called
for by the Commissioner OF the Bank
ing Department.:
The Detroit times., 1910-07-02
REPORT or the CONDITION.
or THE ~.
Wayne County Savings Bank

At Detroit, Mich, at the close o. busi-
ness, June 30, 1910. as caited Tor ~
the Commissioners OF the banking
Department.:
The Detroit times., 1910-07-02
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
IlENRSTNlATIONAL BANK,

At business 30th, 1910, rendered to
troller Of the currency.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRn.l

Chico, Cal, Sept. 24.-Five alleged
members of the fish gang" are in
jail here, and the horrible story of
an attack on Francis Callien, 10, the
daughter of L. P. Callien, a river
rancher, which led to their arrest, is
being gathered today by Distric' At
torney BCnd. ASSISTING Bond are a
number of prominent church and res
crr wol SCrs. Chico is highly eyclted
Tie oesa was put in the hands 0f
the authorities yesterday by the girl
herself, who cOnflded to her older sis
ter, and was induced to tell the story
to the authorities. The men she ac-
cused were found in a shack where
they had been living, on the river, and
were arrested.
According to the story told the po-
lice, members of the gang called al
most nightly at the house of her faith
er, waited Until be had gone to Ied,
then tooz her irto the nearby woods
This had been going on for two
months, she said. The men threat
ened to kill her if she told, she said
The girl is exceptionally pretty
She is small for her age. She has
been attending public school at the
River Grammar school, and is con
sidered more than ordinarily bright
The men arrested are fishermen,
and they are charged by the police
with numerous petty crimes in this
locality. They are Charles Bachelor.
Alexander Krause, Joseph Nevis,
Frank Ditson and Frank Rollins.
Their ages range from 25 to 40 years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24

Claiming to have been "censured
and tortured by the absent treaN-
ment" of the Oregon state insane asy-
lum for the drug and liquor habits,
and vowing vengeance upon the head
of Governor Frank w. Benson, Will
liam H. Williams, a paranoically in
sane person, has walked across the
continent, from Vincennes, Ind, and
now writes from Lincoln, Cal, under
date of September %, that he is on
his way to Oregon to carry out his
threat against the life of the chief
executive of the state, in justification
of his imaginary wrongs. For over a
year Williams has been writing and
telegraphing. his threats of violence
against Governor Benson, but his
latest letter indicates that he has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
EXTRA SESSION
OF LEGISLATURE
IN CALIFORNIA
UNITED PRESS ,zAsnD WIRE. !

Eureka, Cal, Sept. Ex-Governor
James N. Gillett has decided to call
another special session of the legis-
lature to correct the alleged defects
in the wording of the constitutional
amendment adopted at the last ses-
sion. The session will be called early
in October.
The governor was in Eureka today,
and when interviewed by represen-
tative of the United Press said that
he believed he had been wrongly ad-
vised when he first considered the
request of the Merchants Associa-
tion, asking that a special session be
called to insert three words, which
were believed vital in the portion of
the amendment directing how the tax
levy was to be assessed.
The governor at first though the
words were not essential, but, on
further deliberation, believes they
are imperative, and that 1t will be
necessary to call session and have
them inserted. The session will meet
October l or 2.
Governor Gillett returned to Eel
river this afternoon, where he will
remain until Tuesday. He will then
go to Sacramento, and it is likely the
call for the session will be issued at
once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
F++++++++++++++ -
Puts Election ON Bum.

+ Medford, Ore, Sept. "a =
= Buffalo Bill has put Jackson =
= county politics on the bum. The r
= old scout is showing today in =
= Medford, and from far and near +
= the clans have gathered to bid =
+ him another farewell. For that =
+ reason the outside precincts r
= have been drained of voters, and =
+ in one instance enough voters +
+ could not be found to make up ?
+ the election board. 4
+ The vote in the city is very =
+ light. Bowerman will run close =
= with Hofer for the Republican =
= nomination for governor, while =
= West is a strong favorite with =
+ the Democrats.
r B. F. Mulkey will run away =
+ from Hawley in Jackson county. =
+ r
++++ $500 +++++ ++
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
= +++++++++++++++4
May Have a Commission.

+ Baker City, Sept, PA spe- >
= cial election will be held in this =
+ city on October to decide the =
+ question of whether or not Bak- =
+ er City shall adopt the commits =
+ sion plan of government The =
= proposed charter has been dis =
r tributed to the voters, and ihdi- =
+ cations are that it will be adopt =
= ed. An invitation was extended =
+ Mayor. j. X. Hanna, of Des +
= Moines, Ia, to address the vot- =
+ ers here on his Western tour, =
= but was unable to do so, al =
+ though in an article written for =
+ q local paper he endorsed the ,
r commission plan, and urged the +
r voters to accept the new charter. r
+ If the new plan is adopted Baker +
= City will be the first city in the +
+ state to have the new form of r
+ government. r
+ =
+ 800 ++++ ++++ = =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
THE ELECTION
RETURNS AT
OPERA HOUSE
HOLCONB ARRANGES
TO RECEIVE RETURNS FROM
PRIMARY ELECTIONS, WHICH
WILL BE READ FROM THE
STAGE.

Mr. Holcomb, manager of the
Grand Opera house, has made ar
rangements FOR getting the election
returns this evening and these VIII
be read from the stage between acts,
so that those attending can not only
see fine play but at the same time
be kept in touch with the election re-
turns, which everybody is interested
in. It is worth the price of admis-
sion to have a comfortable seat
while awaiting for the returns. The
full returns as received by wire Or
phone here will be read.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24

San Francisco, Sept. 24.-To
prove their belief that the acid-eat.
en-, mutilated body found under Il
newly-laid cement floor in the base
ment of a little house in Eureka
street is that of Eva Swan, a former
teacher in the schools at Paso Ro-
bles, was the task to which the po-
lice applied today. In order to
identify the hardly recognizable
body, friends of the girl, who had
lived in San Francisco, were asked
to go to the Office of the coroner and
look at the body and the little heap
of acid burned clothes found in the
blanket in which the body was
wrapped.
At the same time the coroner be-
gan his investigation into the death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
UNITED PRESS lsAsnD w1nn.l

Demodossola, Italy, Sept "a
Aviator George Chavez. the first man
to fly over the Alps, will live. Cha
vez' life leg is broken in two places,
his right leg is broken and his body
is full of cuts, but according to
his physicians, his injuries, which
were received after he had safely
passed the dangerous part of his
journey, and was in sight of his
goal, will not prove fatal,
Chavez passed a fair night and
was able 20 receive a few visitors to-
day. He attempted to tell the story
of the accident, but was stopped in
the midst of 1t by his physicians.
who advised him to rest.
T encountered a tremendous
wind when l arrived over Simplon
Pass" said Chavez. 1T forced ne
to alter my course and swerye to-
ward Gonda Gorge.
ut was hard work controlling the
machine which swerved and leaped
madly. Once I almost ran it head
long into the sheer face Of preci-
pice.
Reaching Demodossola, / saw
Duray signalling me there was
good place beyond to alight. My
petroleum tank was nearly empty
and / could not have gone much fur
ther. shut of my engine and be-
gan planning down. a
What caused the collapse is
more than / can understand. l sup
pose the stays must have worn un-
der the strain of the adverse winds.
Chavez was interrupted at this
point by his physicians. He went 10
sleep muttering too bad" too bad"
Completely unnerved by the aeci-
dent to his fellow aviator and friend.
M. Weymann, the American, said he
would make no further attempt at
the Brig to Milan flight.
"I am done with Alpine flying"
said Weymann. "I realize new that
~ llJ W ny ONcl ING NAhof A9ffy
court death. Chavez made Won
derful flight and deserves the honor
that | hope IT will bring him.
A movement to erect monuments
to Chavez at the starting point and
at the end of his journey was started
by the Italian Aviation society.
Chavez probably will be given half
of the $4,000 purse.
In the wreck of his machine, Cha
vez' barograph was broken and It is
impossible TO tell how high he went.
but It Is believed he beat his own
height record of S,42s feet made AZ
Issy.
The report that PalIsti the Itai-
Ian. had duplicated chaye@ eiskt
across simplon was corrected ioday.
Paiieu went TO crosa ~ train aui
his pressuce there was nnenfoned an
dippatcHss It as assumed his ma
chine was with him,
Chavez Rwoke this mornlag feel
lhs much refreshed Ore KeEl IS
sued "a builetir saying bis. condition
was satisfactory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
STORY OF
HORRIBLE
DEPRAvITY
Francis CaIIien, a Pretty 15-
Year Old Girl Tells Story of
lll-Treatment That Is Almost
InConCeivabIe in Its Brutal
ity.
DEBAUCHED BY FISHERMEN

to the Girls Story the Men,
Who Camped Near Her Fathers
House, Took Her in the Woods At
ter Her Father Had Gone to Bed
and Kept Her There Night After
Night-The Brutes Have Been Ar
rested, and Excitement Runs High
i'm NeighbOrhoOd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
t+++++++++++++++
Gold Flows Into Seattle.

= Seattle, Wash, Sept 24l-
+ More than $75O,OOO in gold bull I
+ lion is now en- route for Seattle I
= banks from the gold camps in 4
= Alaska, according to the advices 4
= received here today. Large 4
4 quantities of gold will be ship 4
= ped out of Tanana and Fair =
= banks on the last steamers com =
+ ing out, and all of it will pass I
= through the local banks. Rec =
, ords of the assay Office show that I
= 55 per cent of the gold received =
= has been paid out in new gold =
= coin, the remainder in drafts =
= on New York. =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
COMING TO
KILL THE
GOVERNOR
William H. Williams Writes
That He Will Kill the Cover
nor Because He Has Been
Tortured by the Absent
Treatment.
ACROSS CONTINENT

Writes and Wires From Points Along
His Route-He Was at One Time
Sent To the Asylum From Tilla-
nook, But Was ParOled-Threats
at First Taken as a Joke, But as
He Is Now in California His Crazy
Threats Become Serious.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
BODY
OF MISSING
TEASyER
Eva Swan, a San Franc, 20
Teacher, Disappeared Some
Months Ago---WaIked Out
of Her School and Has Never
Been Seen Since.
ANOTHER CRIPPEN CASE

Ben Gordon Tells the Police Story
Young Boy Told Him of DIR.
Grant BuIying Body of Girl Who
Died From Operation Performed
BY Him-InvestigatiOn Discovers
Body as Described by Boy, But Al
most Destroyed by Acids.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
CHAREz
INJURIES
NOT FATAL
Aviator Badly Crushed, But
viii ReCoveT--- Attempts to
Tell the Story of His Fight
But is Stopped by His PhySi-
clans.
WILL NOT TRY ALPS AGAIN

Charvez says He Encountered Tre-
mendous Wind Over Simploa Pass
and He Thinks the Accident Was
Caused by the Chatting of Stays and
That Is What Caused Them to
Part--Weymann Says Co Try Fly
ing Over the Alps Is Simply to
Court Death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
.WM. H. WILLIAMS
Vote Close in Josephine.
UNITED PRESS LGAsED WIKn.
Grants Pass. Sent. 2A.-A 20

Grants Pass, Sept. FIX good
vote is being cast in Josephine cOun-
ty aRAswill be close between ASSEMBLY
and anti-assembly.
MulkeS stands chance for even
break
BowermaR probably viii lead other
gubernatorial Ca-didates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24
A DOUBLE
SHOOTING
MYSTERY.
LAWRENCE DISTEL HEARING
SHOTS IN WIFE'S ROOM.
RUsHEs IN AND FINDS HER
DEAD BODY BY THE SIDE OF
THAT OF A BoARDER.
LrNIrnp gNpss I.EAanp III. J

Cleveland, o., Sept. 24.-Asl the
result OF a mysterious shootihg IA
the home of Lawrence Distel here
today, Mrs Martha DisteL AZ, and
Paul Mueller. a mail carrier, are
dead The bodies OF the two were
foundsln Mrs. Disteps bedfeom, both
shot through the taart. me police
were summoned ~ the woman'g
husband. IL f~
Distel was closeix Questioned but
was not arrested. ttateaents were
made By his young son apd daush-
ter.
On the floor q one c0r y Of the
SoOm in which ~ Bgdies Were
kbund, Was' .s2-caiibm revolver,
All the chambers were ends, The
WIT1 -
%+++ ~ - 4 4+ %+4 4
y "Therefoff fear tnbu not. b. Ip'
= neither he oigpaysa 3 Israel 4
= and thy seed goa apd b ~
= turh. and be h.iesf an bs
= afrad elkah 23:a
~ > $3.50 80 q ~ 4
M 80 ga
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24

The governor today stated that he
has concluded that the omission Of
the three words pointed out by the
San Francisco merchants are sufficient
to invalidate the amendment, and a
special session is necessary.
bodies of the dead man and woman
were found side by side on the floor.
Distel was sleeping in different
part OF the house.
II was sleeping when heard the
first shot" he told the police. II
ran to my wife's room and found her
end Mueller dead on the floor Then
called the police. My son and
daughter arrived in the room a mo-
nent after I did"
Distel has been In poor health
and has been sleeping in a tent out
side Of the house Last night was
the first time in several months he
b"d slept inside the house.
D'etel scouts the theory of a sui
eide compact He said his wife sat
on their porch until late last night
and cheerfully discussed a proposed
trip West.
Genevieve Distel, the daughter,
says she heard man running away
from the room after she was awak-
ened by the shots. She said she
thought nothing when she heard the
first shot until she heard a woman's
scream and then another shot She
called her father and brother.
While calling them she heard the
footsteps going down the hall.
The theory OF murder and suicide
was advanced by the police this If
teanoon. The police believe that
Mrs. Dlstel shot Mueller, then shot
herself and tossed the pistol across
the roon4 where II was found.
Coroner Boesger. who performed
the autospy. said the story u impos-
siblep The course bf the bullets and
the positions of the wa,nds. he says,
proyb c5helusively tAht neither
Mueller ore the woman hred the
shots.
Mueilers 6od,s when tbS police
arrived Vas Ande. Tbs woman
,yore Z klmOPae
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24

Continued on Page 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24

y , = ~ s#t = : &4++ =
slyant, Jac6bs sal.a. the Lord; .
y b. ! wfif sage th fron afag, ,
) eaPtivltyi and Jaeob ll I'd
odiet ahasnene sl,tll mike him n
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-24

+ + + - + ++++
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-09-15
THE BANNER

The beginning Of work again in the up
per workings of the company's property
has revealed some very rich ore in the 100
which is improving as work progresses.
There is every reason to believe that very
favorable results will be accomplished
when the new compressor arrives and is
installed and men put at work to tap this
ore shoot, in the mill level tunnel, which
has been encountered in the upper work
ings. When this ore shoot is encountered
in the mill level tunnel, the workings will
be deep enough to permit Of its extrac-
ton without much loss of time and will be
of easy access to the mill If the man
agement is a little slow about listing the
stock and putting it on the market it is
merely because they want the public to
be thoroughly convinced that the recent
strike is all it has been represented to be.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-09-15
Joe HutchinsOn's Good Luck

A Salt Lake special dated the 3rd: :
Among those registered at the Cullen ho-
tel from Boise is J. H. Hutchinson, lieu
tenant governor of Idaho under Governor
Steunenberg and candidate for Congress
on the democratic ticket in 1902. He re-
ceived today from Carson City, New, a
telegram stating that the supreme court
of Nevada had affirmed the decision ofthe
lower court, which gives him the credit
for originating the idea of what is now
known as the Consolidated Mines COM
pany and $1,000 shares of stock worth to-
day 1925 share, and upon which there
has accumulated 100000 in dividends.
Later we learn that this case has been,
or will be, taken to the United States
supreme court. This gentleman is well
and favorably known in Silver City, he
being son-in-law Of our townspeople
Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Hayes, and at one
time manager of the famous Trade Dollar
of this place.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-09-15
$1,000. 90 REWARD

One thousand dollars in cash is the Of
fer made by the Directors of the Panama
Pacific international Exposition company,
to artists and designers the world over
for an Exposition Seal. 1t mnst be Of
character suitable for use as a poster,
crest for stationary, or an Exposition
button, and should typify the completion
of the Panama Canal and the celebration
Of that event proposed to be held in San
Francisco in 1915. Finished drawings or
paintings should reach the Exploitation
and Publicity Committee in San Fran
cisco not later than October 18th. 1t is
desired that as wide announcement as
possible Of this offer be made, that artists
every where may be inspired to make
suggestions and send in their designs by
this date. A number Of suggestions have
already been made and these will be held
for consideration when the competition
closes.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-09-15
Notice for Publication.

Notice is hereby given that at 10 A. NJ, on the
26th dayo October 1910, at Silver City, County of
Owyhee, State of Idaho. before Judge E. S. Heer,
proof will be submitted Of the completion of
works for the diversion Of u cubic feet per sec
ond OF the waters Of Rock Creek in accord
ance with the terms and conditions Of a
certain permit heretofore issued by the State
Engineer of the State of Idaho
l. The name oft the person or corporation hold
ing said permit is John H. Hatton.
2 The postoflice address of such person or the
place Of business Of such corporation is 0reana,
County Of Owyhee, State Of Idaho.
g. The number OF such permit is s2l9, and the
date set for the completion Of such work is Oc-
tober 26, 1910.
A. Said water to be used for irrigation and do
nestle purposes.
5. Said works Of diversion viii be fully com
pleted on the date set for such completion, and
the amount Of water which said works are cap
able of conducting to the place Of intended use,
in accordance with the plans accompanying the
application for such permit, is u cubic feet per
second.
6. The amount of lands for which said water
is available is $40 acres particularly described
follows sWA4 sE94. 81 sW4, NW14 sWA, sE1z
NW14, VIZ NW1z Sc, "A sw14 sWt4 See. 8, SEA
See. IA. E1S NE14, sEl4 MEX, NEl4 sEg4 Sec 2s,
all in t. rs. r. sW.B.M
D. G. MARTIN,
State Engineer.
First publication September Is, 1910
Last publication October 6, 1910.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-09-15
Three Great Plants. One Bird.

When Columbus discovered America,
he not only opened a new world to the
children Of men; but it was found that
this new world possessed three plants
which have since become necessities to
mankind The potato, Indian corn and
tobacco came to the world with that dis
covery. What would the world do with
out them now? The potato is most gem
orally used, but we believe that corn in
its manifold uses is the most important
plant in the world, while tobacco has be-
come a real necessity to the civilized and
semi-civilized people of the whole earth.
Take it from armies and nayies OF the
most progressive nations and there would
be general mutiny; take it from the
printing Office and before week there
would not be newspaper worth reading
in the world.
A failure of a corncrop in the. United
States for single year would be an over
whelming disaster, failure of corn
crop in the United States and Mexico
the same year would cause thousands o.
people in the latter country to starve
We all know what formerly followed
when the potato crop in Ireland was /
failure.
Besides, the three plants mentioned
above, the New World gave to the child
ren Of men the noblest Of birds, the
turkey. The image OF the eagle OF
Roman standards led the way for tn,
conquering Of the world; our own Ameri
can eagle has been an inspiration iron
the first; but could not an American
soldier fight better with a section of {
turkey in his stomach and no standard
than with nothing in his stomach and al
eagle on his flag? No corn, no potato
no tobacco, no turkey, no wonder thu
world had begun to degenerate. Good
wins Weekly.