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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-04-09
Band Dance.

The boys of the American Falls band
gave dance in the Auditorium Friday
evening to raise funds to assist on the
purchase of instruments and music.
The boys were we'll patronized and
realized fund which will go ways to-
ward the necessary expenses of the
band.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
METHODIST CONFERENCE
IS HELD AT HOOPER
Omaha Ministers Take Prominent Part
in Religious Gathering, Deliv-
erinE Many Addresses.

District Superintendent Rev. DR.. William
Gorst of Omaha presided at the district
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, held In Hooper, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. Rev. G.. b. Warren OF
Tekamah read paper on THE Pastors
Relation to the Ant-Saloon League" and
Rev. A. j. Wane OF Oakland talked about
the Rights of ChTGren TO Pastoral Care
Rev. c. N. Dawson spoke on prospects OF
enlargtng the hospital.
Rev. Wade c. Barclay, educational direc-
tor of the Board of Sunday Schools of the
Methodist Episcopal church. assisted by
Rev. Rufus ]. Wyel5off of Chicago, con-
Quoted a Sunday school institute Among
the subjects discussed were THE Pastor
and His Sunday School," THE Harvest
Field Of the Church." Making Teachers, -
Graded Work in the Sunday Schools, "
"The Boy Problem" "The Organized Adult
Bible Class"
Thursday Rev, Garriet Jansen Of Gretna
read a paper on THE Basic Principles of
Church Federation" Rev. j. M. Boutwell,
Of South Omaha talked about Our Con-
ference Claimants" and Rev. f. ]. T.
Connolly of Springfield read a paper on
Home Missions and Church Expansion. "
THE Present Status and Needs OF the
Freedmen's Aid Society was discussed by
Rev. c. p. Lank OF Blair.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
HawkeyeS Off
For Minneapolis
First Dual Track Meet of the Season
Takes Place This After
noon.

IOWA CITY, Ia, April 29.-(special.)-
Sixteen athletes, Track Coach Jerry De-
laney, Trainer Tommy OBrien and DR.. c.
E. Van Epps left this morning at $50 for
Minneapolis, where the University Of Iowa
track team will meet the University of
Minnesota athletes in a dual meet, the first
Of the season for the Hawkeyes.
The men and their events follow: One
hundred and 22O-yard dashes, Barton,
Thomas and Tallman; 44O-yard dash, Baer
and Jams; half-mile. Campbell, Reed and
JAMS mile and two-mile, Reed, Smith and
Jams; 100 and 22O-yard hurdle, Wilson; high
jump, Engstrom and Wilson; pole vault,
Hartupee and Alderman; shot put, Alder
man and Ehret; hammer throw, Alderman,
O'Brien and Ehret discus, Alderman, Ehret
and O'Brien; broad jump, Engstrom and
Burkheimer.
Yesterday the glad news was circulated
among the students that Tallman, the star
sprinter, was eligible. For several weeks
his work in one course last semester has
been held UP against him, but today the
registrar OF the university stated that he
was a full-fledged member of the 'cEligi-
bility club"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Oxy gen Tank Does
Injury Exploding
Henry Hotel and Daughter Of Kansas
City, Kan, Severely Hurt at
Stella.

STELLA, Neb., April 8.-CSpeclal.)-
serious accident happened yesterday aft
ernoon to Henry Hotel and a 12-year-old
daughter who was assisting him in charg-
ing the oxygen tank for a moving picture
STOW. The company travel in a wagon
and have a large tent In which they give
the entertainment. They we're camped
across the railroad track, and in the after
noon were heating a mixture Of ehlorate Of
potash and black oxide OF manganese in a
retort TO make the oxygen gas, which was
being stored in a tank for the evening en-
tertainmsnt.
A terrific explosion occurred and ply
slcian hurried TO the scene OF the explo-
sion in an auto and found the oid man
terribly burned about the body and blinded
from the force OF the explosion. His
daughter had a limb terribly laeerated
with the flying pieces OF iron and she was
also injured over one eye. Another daugh-
ter and son were several rods away when
the accident occurred and were unharmed.
II Is impossible TO tell whether Holteis
burns WILL terminate fatally or not at
present. The family live in Kansas City
Kan, and have been travelling for some
time giving entertainments.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Senate Agrees.
to Brown Bill
Amended Measure with Relation to
Omaha Indians Now Ready
for President.
(From a staff cOrrespondent.l >

WASHINGTON. April 29-(special Tele-
gram. )-Senator Norris Browns bill max
ing the lands of the Omaha Indians tax
able, which passed the senate some time
ago and which was amended in tho house,
was argreed to in the senate today and
now goes to the president for his sigma
ture. The lands owned by Omaha Indians
are made taxable under this bill The fec
title is not in the Indian at this time
The Indian holds land under a trust pat
ent issued twenty-five years ago and
which entities him to a fee patent now, but
the president extended the trust period
until 1t was determined that they were
competent to receive title in fee. Pending
that determination. now in the hands Of
the commission, these lands may be taxed
for state, county municipal and school
purposes by provision of the Brown bill.
A. r. Talbot of Lincoln, head counsel
Of the Modern Woodmen. was in Washing
ton today and took up with the postmaster
general matters in relation to fraternal
newspapers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Nebraska Team
Goes on Tour
Cornhuskers Will Meet Aggies Today
Minnesota Declines to Play
Under Circumstances.

LINCOLN, April 29.-(special.)-Ths Ne
braska base ball team began Its annual
eastern trip this afternoon, going to Ames,
Ia, where tomorrow the ARgies will be
met in the first Of two games. Manager
Eager, Coach Carroll and eleven players
compose the Cornhusker party. Tho play
ers are: Captain Greenslit, catcher; Clarke,
first base; Waters, second base; Metcalfs,
shortstop; Cummings, third base; Slaughter,
left field; Ratcliffe, center field; Patterson,
right field; Mathers, Frank and Olmstead
pitchers.
Word was received from the MINNESOTA
base ball management this morning stating
that the athletic board OF that school had
decided the Gophers could not play the
Cornhuskers unless tho local board certified
to the amateur standing Of the players.
The Nebraska mentors have refused to
comply with the Minnesota request and the
two games scheduled-with the Gophers for
next Friday and Saturday will not be
played.
ManaSer Eager is filling in those two
dates WSth other games. For Friday he
has billed the University OF South Da-
kota at Vermilon. Coe college OF Iowa
may be taken on for the other day. Iowa
university has cancelled the game with the
Cornhuskers that was scheduled for next
Wednesday and Manager Eager has ar
ranged a game with Grtnnell for that day,
The schools that are certain to be played
on the trip are Ames, Cornell, Grtnnell
and South Dakota.
Coach Ben Cherrington Of the track team
announced this afternoon that the pre-
liminary meet of the cinder path athletes
would be held on the new cinder path at
Nebraska field tomorrow afternoon. Nearly
sixty men have registered for the tryouts
in these games The squad is one OF the
largest that has been out in many years,
but the material Is practically all green
and will not be OF much value this spring
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
DENVER HITS At RIGHT TINE
Captures Concluding Game Of Series
with Omaha Six To Three.
SANDERS RETREs FOR KELLEY
Corridor Fields weII, but Gets only
One HIT During Sessions with
Gri1Elies-HiRh scores
All Around.

DENVER, April 2o.-Denver took the
concluding game Of the series from Omaha,
to 3, by hitting hard at the right mo
ments. In the first and second innings
Sanders passed the first man up and the
next in each Instance made a three-bsgger
He then retired and Kelley took up the
work, but his fortunes were as bad, for
two long hits were made before Denver
was contented with so small a thing as a
single. That lost the game.
Omaha hit we'll, though scattering, and
was after the game at all times, only fall
ing because Adams was better in pinches
than at other times The Omaha fielding
was excellent, the two exceptions being
when Corridor ran away back Of Fox when
the lnheld had been playing in, and dropped
a high fly, and when Keeley made a bad
throw TO catch a man off second. Corri-
done fielding has been q feature OF the
whole series. thiugh his hit today was the
first he made here. Gonding's catching was
superior.
Denver also played a great fielding game,
Thompson making wonderful stop Of
what seemed to be a sure hit, and speering
a difficult fly after hard run. Weaver's
ting was clean. his four being oil surely
Lindsay also hit well.
l!l the first inning Sanders passed Dolnn
and Kelley made three-begger and in the
second he passed Thompson and Weaver
made a three-bagser, scoring on a wild
pitch. Omaha counted In the first on King g
three-bagger and Dolans error and in the
second on singles by Welch. schIpke and
Shotton. ,asha's other run in the fifth
was made ..en Fox was hit by pitched
ball, Thompson made an error and Corri-
don's singlt drove in the run
Against l>eeley in the fourth, Lindsay
opened with two-base hit, went to third
on Keeley's error and scored on McAleeses q
long ny to center Then Weaver made a
two-bagger and Adams and Dolan singled
bringing In the other run. Three hits gave
Denver one in the eighth Score:
nnhINrEn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Leavitt After
HlS Children
Divorced Husband of Ruth Bryan
Says He Will Prevent Coming
Marriage if Necessary.

COLUMBUS. o.. April 29-"I want those
children, and II there Is any law in Gods
world to help me get them, 1 will have
them. I do not want the woman but IL
no other means will avail, will take legal
steps and invoke the aid of the court to
prevent the marriage Of Ruth Bryan
Leavitt to Reginald Owen" William Homer
Leavitt said tonight.
The notice in the newspapers OF the COM
ing marriage Of his former wife came as
complete surprise to him He said tonight
the only information he ever has had OF a
divorce is such as he has seen in the pub
lie prints.
In case he receives no direct word from
Nebraska, Mr. Leavitt says he will leave
here in time to reach Fairview before the
marriage can take place.
II should not hesitate to stop the cere-
mcEy II that were the only way to get
posse ssion of my children" he said.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Jeffries Goes
Fishing, Gets
Eighty Trout
Takes Rest After 0peration--Jack
Johnson Reaches Los Angeles
with Trainers.

BEN LoMoND. Cal. April 9.-To re-
cover from a slight operation on his back,
in which q small eruption was lAnced,
Jeffries rested from training today He
spent the day fishing and returned to camp
late in the afternoon with a string OF eighty
trout.
Jeffries says he slept soundly last night
and has suffered no III effects from the
operation. Manager Berger will be on the
side lines as far as the training work OF
the camp Is concerned. for the next week.
Several days ago he strained a knee
tendon and he aggravated the injury by
playing hand ball with Jeffries yesterday
Jeffries says he will be hard at work again
Monday. .
Los ANGELES, April 2s-Jack johnson
worlds heavyweight champion, arrived ir
Los Angeles today accompanied by 9
retinue of trainers
He was met at the station by a number
Of fight fans and a majority of the loca
colored population, the latter forming
big procession as the champion strode uT
Spring street.
johnson appeared tonight in a bout with
one Of his sparring partners as q prelim
mary to the ConleyW ebster mill at the
Maud Junction pavilion.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
English Knocks
Out Jack Robinson
Western Welterweight Makes Good
Showing Against New York
Fighter.

ATLANTA, Ca, April 29.-(Special TSle-
Gram.)-Clarence English, the western
welterweight. knocked out Jack Robinson
Of New York before the Monroe Athletic
club here In the third round Of a scheduled
ten round bout, before the largest crowd
ever attending here. English though lighter
by several pounds outclassed his opponent
from the first gong, forcing the fighting
and raining blow after blow, boring in and
taking all punishment that Robinson could
hand out. English was in splendid shape.
His style reminded local fight fans Of
Battling Nelson. George Denlea Of Pitts
burg and Kid Burns of Atlanta fought a
six round draw as a preliminary.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Shallenberger
Talks of Folk
Governor Thinks Missouri Man Would
Make Strong and Available
Man for President.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Apri Ex-Governor
A. c. Shallenberger OF Nebraska was here
today enroute home from Texas.
Discussing the subject OF river develop
ment the governor said river navigation
should be encouraged everywhere"
Speaking OF Ex-Governor Joseph w
Folks possible candidacy for tho presi-
dency on the democratic ticket Governor
Shallenberger said:
mt. Folk will make a strong candidate
and Missouris electoral vote in the elec-
toral college woud mean q great dsa-"
Governor Shallenberger believes Mayor
Gaynor OF New York also would be a
strong man for the democrats to nominate
for the presidency.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

MASON CITY. Ia, April 2s.-Cspecal)--
George w. Osborne, manager Of the Clear
Lake garage, was brought to this city last
night in a serious condition and placed in
the Murphy hospital He had driven an
auto out two miles in the country to the
Withey farm. He had a little trouble In
starting and got under the machine 10
ascertain the trouble. When ne went to
scratch a match there was an immediate
explosion OF gas. the force Of which struck
him squarely IN the face. His eyes were
badly injured, but the extent cannot yet
be determined.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Ambassador Bryce
Makes Address to
Kansas Students
Publicist Urges on Hearers Necessity
Of Knowing History and
Sound Thinking.

LAWRENCE, Kan. April 19.-"Three-
fourths OF the mistakes that . man makes
are made because ne does not really know
the thing he thinks he kows." said James
Bryce. ambassador from Great Britain in
an address delivered here today TO the stu
dents OF the University OF Kansas.
Mr.. Bryce urged upon his hearers the
necessity OF knowing his story. ancient as
well as modern. and said the habit Of
sound. careful and Independent thinking
was the best intellectual quality a young
man could start with in his life Journey.
Prof. Macy Of Grinnell college, Iowa.
followed Mr.. Bryce, speaking briefly.
Mr.. Bryces subject was, The Eduea-
tional Advancement In the United States. &"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

sBatted for Beaumont In seventh.
'Batted for Pfiester in eighth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
CANDIDATES DRAW STRAWS
Vote for Mayor at Ashton, S. D., is
Tie and Game OF Chance iS
ResOrted To.

MITCHELL. S. D., April 25,-(special.)-
One feature OF the election has been de-
cided at Ashtn. where tho drys won by one
majority and the mayors were on q tie
vote, each receiving Il votes. At the coun-
Gil meeting B. L. Sheridan and Henry Lam
bert drew straws for the honor OF being
mayor OF the town, and Lambert's ill-luck
was with him. He won the mayorship on
the draw. The license people have given
notice that action will be commenced to
contest the election on the license question,
they claiming that fraudulent votes were
cast, in that parties voted at the election
who were not registered and were per-
mltted 10 vote without their votes being
sworn in according to law.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
CARTER AGAIN IN COURT
Former Captain Seeks to Avoid Pay
ment of Large sum 10 Nebraska
Corporation.

WASHINGTON, April 2e,-Captain ober-
lin NJ. CartePs troubles in the supreme
court of the United states are not over.
He was discharged from the army sent to
the penitsntiary and more than 100000
taken away from him because Of his al
leged Implication In the Savannah, Ga,
harbor improvement scandal.
Now Carter has taken the preliminary
steps TO ask the court TO review Judg-
msnt OF the United States circuit court OF
appeals for the Fifth district, requiring
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
KERN ACCEPTS NOMINATION
Former Candidate for Vice President
Assumes LeRislatOrs VIII Exc
cute VIII of Convention,

INDIANAPOLIS. April 2s,-Assuming
that the democratic members Of the legis-
lature will feel like carrying out the pop
ular will thus expressed" John w. Kern
today confirmed in a formal statement his
acceptance of the Indiana democratic con-
vention's endorsement as its candidate for
the United States senate conferred upon
him yesterday.
Among hundreds of congratulatory mes
sages received by Mr.. Kern from demo-
cratic members Of congress and others
prominent in the party was this from Will
liam j. Bryan:
Accept my hearty congratulations. Sue
cess to you. We need you in the senate"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

SHERIDAN. wyo., April 2S-(speoial.)-
The carload Of elk which were secured
by the Sheridan Gun club from the Jack
sons Hole country were, few days ago,
turned loose in the Big Horn mountains,
The herd numbers twenty-four head and
will be protected by the state game warden
in the hope that the animals will multiply
rapidly and soon provide good hunting in
the Biz Horn mountains.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

Hits 8, runs 5, off Jarnigan IN two and
one-thlrd innings; hits 4, runs 5, off Hass-
Ter in one and two-thirds innings; hits 2
runs T. off Murray in two innings; hits Z
runs l. off Geist in two innings (none out
IN the fifth). Struck out: by Hassler l.
by Shaner. 2; by Murray. !; by Geist l.
First base on balls or JArnigan. 4; off
Hassler, q off Murray, 8; off Geist, g.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Shaner. /. Passed
ball: Clark. Stolen bases: Hughes, Is
bell, Gagnier. Sacrifice hits: Belden, Pet
tigTew, Cockman Home run: Cockman
Three-base hits: Middleton, Pettigrew
James, Geist. Two-hase hits: Hughes
Shaw 90, Waldron, Jude, James Double
play: GRgnier to James to Thomas Left
on bases: Wichita, i3; Lincoln, IA. Time:
2;S Umpire: Clarke. Attendance, 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Standing of the Teams
AMER. ASSN
WEST. LEAGUE.
AMER. LEAGUE.

Western Leagne-Lincoln at St. Joseph,
Sioux City at Denver Omaha at Topeka,
Des Moines at Wichita.
National Leagu-Brooklyn at Boston, New
York at Philadelphia, Chicago at Pittsburg,
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
American League-Philadelphia at New
York, Boston at Washington, Detroit at
Chicago, Cleveland at ST. Louis.
American Association-Columbus at Louis
Vile, Toledo at indianapolis, Minneapolis
at Kansas City, st. Paul at Milwaukee.
Yesterday'a Results.
Western LeaRue-Denver, 6; Omaha, 3.
Wichita, II; Lincoln, IL. Topeka, H. Des
Moines T.
National League-Boston. l.; Brooklyn, o.
st. Louis, 4; Chicago, g.
American League-Chicago, g. Cleveland,
O. Detroit, g.; 81. Louis, 0. Boston, "
Washington, g.
American observation-disclosures City, IL;
Minneapolis, s. Louisville, Is; Columbus, 8.
indianapolis, s; Toledo, 3. St. Paul, );
Milwaukee, 2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Nonunion Mon AttacIred.

AIARSTIALLTOwGN, Ia. April 29.-oSpe-
cial. )-Arnold LuttOr( an aged German non
union emplOye Of the Lennox Machine
company, whose machinlsts are on a
strike, was assaulted with metal knuclSles
on a dark street late last night. One blow
landed square in his eye and the attend
ing physician believe Lutter will lose the
sight OF IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

BEATRICE, Neb., April 2s.--(Special.)-
A number of business men OF this city held
a meeting Thursday night and arranged to
hold circuit races here June H. IS and l6.
j. l.. Schelk, @. T. Reynolds, III l.. Harper
Carl Gale and A. McMaster were elected a
board OF directors, and o. p. Fulton was
elected secretary. and El wood Bigier. treas
urer. II is planned 10 make the meeting
one OF the best ever held in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Five Me break jail.

KEMdERER, wyo. April 2s-(special.)- J.
Five tramps. arrested last week, charged
with robbing the depot at Fossil, made q
daring and successful Jail break yesterday
and are still at large. Sheriff McMinn is
out with a posse, but no trace of the fugl.
tives has been discovered.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
BURLINGTON RED SOCKS TO PLAY
Meet SpauldinEs Sunday Ht RIverview
ParI-P1ay mt Gretna May 8.

chance to look over the brand OF base ball
the Spauldings are able to put up at River
view park, Sunday afternoon. Time will
be called at 2 o'clock.
The following Sunday, May 8, the Red
Socks will 90 to Gretna and play the Lin
coin Burlington division office team. 1t
is expected that a large number Of bugs
will follow the team TO help out with the
roofing.
@. 7. Emerson, manager of the Red
Socks. incidentally wishes to mention that
he would be glad to hear from any
team that desires to try conclu-
sions with his colts His telephone num-
Der is Douglas 1858, or he can be reached
with letters addressed to him at Tenth and
Mason streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Golf Club Officers.

HARLAN. Ia, April 2s.-(special) 1.-THE
Harlan Golf club completed a permanent
organization last night and elected officers
dent A. v. Parker; vice president, L. r.
Potter; secretary, Shelby Cullison; treas
urer, O, x. Swift; board Of directors, f. F.
The ministers of the city were granted
free playing privileges on the links. A,
w. Jeffrtes, president of the Carroll Golf
club, was present and addressed the meet
ing to aid them in getting the club started
The club starts with fifty charter mem
bers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERS
Bill BAehr Makes High Record In
New Contest Just Opened at
Metropolitan Alleys.

Last night was the opening night in the
race for the motorcycle at the Metropolitan
pms as tarBets the scores were loWer tnan
otherwise would have been made. Bill
Baehr took honors for high totals the first
night, making b63, while Camp took high
single game OF 225. This race will last
until May 13. All games must be finished
by that date. There will be a bigger
bunch of bowlers each night until the con-
test is over. Following are the scores for
last night:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
HIGH WIND BRINGS MANY HITS
shaner, for wichita, Holds Lincoln
10 Defeat After Stnmnede

WICHITA, Kan, April 29-Twenty-eight
scores and twenty-seven men left on bases
tells the story OF Wichitas II to II victory
over Lincoln today. Thirty-eiEht hits and
thirteNn bases on balls tells why. OF the
six pitchers used but one, Shaner showed
really good form. He went In with the
score 10 to against him and held the
visitors safe while his teammates batted
out = victory, A strong wind was re-
sponsible for many OF the hits. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
King Again Eligible.

CINCINNATI, April 9.-Catcher John
Elm~ Is now eligible 10 play with
the Chicago National league team, his
check for 500. covering the amount OF the
fine imposed on him for violating bis con-
tract. having been received by Secretary
Bruce OF the National commission today.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Doane defeats Highland Park.

CRETE, Neb., April 2.--( Special )-Doane
college defeated Highland Park college in
a game of base ball yesterday afternoon on
the Doane fled, by the scoYe OF 10 to G.
Tho score should have bSen 10 to 3, but
Doane made costly errors In the ninth in
ming and the visitors secured three runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
WASHINGTON.

Two-base hits: Carrlgan, French, Lewis.
Hits: OFF Hail, 2 in two innings; off Wood,
In seven innings. Sacrifice hits: Speaker,
Lewis Stolen bases Lord, Speaker ~,
Wagner. Double play: French to Wagner to
Stahl. Left on bases: Washington, s; Bos-
ton, 8. Base on balls: OFF Oberlin, Q: off
Hall, 2; off Wood, /. First base on errors:
oberlln, I; by Hall, /; by Wood, 4. Passed
balls: off Street, /; off Carrigan, 1. Wild
pitch: Wood. Time: 1;l5. Umpires; Bgan
and Evans
Postponed Game.
At New York Philadelphia New York
game postponed; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
MINNEAPOLIS

IWO-DaBo MIS-. CTanStOn, FlcFeTlnF,
Hughes. Three-base hit: Hunter. Home
run; Shannon. Sacrifice hits: Shay (2),
sullivan. Left on bases; Kansas CITY, 2;
Minneapolis, s. Stolen bases: Love, Hun
ter. Double plays: Downie 10 Shay 10
Hunter, Downle TO Hunter. Struck out
BY Flaherty, 4; by Hughes, T. Passed ball
Owen. First base on balls: OFF Fla
herty, 2; off Hughes, T.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

blmblm as stookholdsr Of the American
loan ana Trust company Of Nebraska. to
ray an assessment OF over $1,000 TO the
receiver for creditors OF that company.