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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

juring the great insurance companies,
instead Of his method making the poll
cy holders and prospective policy
holders afraid Of the stability Of the
companies, ne brought about such a
change in them that il increased their
business, protected the peoples
money. and placed them on the proper
basis. His methods brought these
companies to the place where they
ought to be and increased their bust
ness, for the people came to know
that at last they were properly con-
Quoted.
Governor Spry's action in urging
upon the county and city to clean up
Salt Lake will have an excellent eff
feet in many ways. Instead Of adver-
Using to the world that Salt Lake is
corrupt, it will advertise to the world
that Salt Lake is cleaning itself, and
that it is a city where a homeseeker
can be sure that the law Will be en-
forced. 1t will advertise to the world
that instead Of the citizens of this city
permitting a term of lawlessness TO
continue, they are DESTROYS OF ending
this condition. and mean to do so. II
viii advertise to the world that Salt
Lake is a city that has the moral eour-
age to do what it thinks is right.
It will advertise TO the world that
Salt Lake is a good city in which tC
/ live. because public opinion does not
condone the sort OF officials that will
not do their duty, and that the citizens
will rise up in their might and see
that the laws are enforced. It will
advertise to thieves and crooks that
| Salt Lake is an excellent place from
which to remain away and it viii
serve notice upon them that they
must give this city a wide berth.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19
MORE OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.

While the $40, 900 audit of the city
books that was engineered by the
Tribune party for a twofoId reason
has fixed the books of the city so that
not even the city auditor himself can
tell anything about them. there is one
fact that is said to be easy to prove. and
that is that there is outstanding
against the city in warrants for city
improvements about $85O.OO0. These
vouchers or warrants or certificates of
Indebtedness, no matter what one
chooses to call them. are a liability
against the city. and they do not fig
ure in the $65O.OOO of outstanding
warrants against the city so far this
year for other purposes, nor do they
figure in the bonded indebtedness of
the city. which just now is $4,SsS.O0
These improvement warrants, added
to other outstanding warrants of
S645. O14s5, make the total out
standing warrants against the city to-
tai about s1.5OO.OOO.
NOW just why lhtIe SnOulQ De THIS
Indebtedness no one seems TO under
stand. The city improvements are
paid for by the abutting property own
ers in the way of a special tax. For
instance. not only do the special
taxes paid by property owners on East
Third South street cover the cost OF
the improvement. but they cover the
total expenses of the city engineers
Office on that job.
Why are those warrants not paid ?
Why is 1t that they are drawing In
terest, which the city must pay?
Why is the money collected for this
Third South street improvement not
used TO pay these improvement war
rants and stop the interest? You
don't suppose. do you, that some IA
vored member OF the inner circle is
using this money in a private specula-
ton? We trust not
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

In July. 1905. when the improve
ment of South Temple street was fin
ished, a property owner paid his
S11.25 a foot. In 1908 he discovered
he had paid s1.7S a foot too much. He
pinned the city engineer down and
made him admit it. and collected from
the city that $1.79 foot. He told a
neighbor, and the neighbor did the
same thing. If you live on South Tenn
pie street. look it up and see whether
you got your refund. Then look il up
and see how much in the aggregate
that total refund amounts to on other
streets where the money was never re-
funded.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

Mayor Bransford Is quoted as say
ing that he has no influence with the
city council. although it is composed
OF his own party. american" And 1t
IS a cinch that the city councl has no
influence with Mayor Bransford or
Sam Barlow would hit the ground
with a dull thud. Conditions in Salt
Lake just now are the inevitable result
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19
SHE KNEW.

Now" said Mr.. Bunker who was in
structing her in the mysteries of golf,
you know what a tee is. Now, then,
the duties OF a caddy-"
oh OF course" she interrupted. the
eaddy's what you put the tea in. /
know what a tea caddie is.'-Cathollc
Standard and Times.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

When you pay for your street inn
provement in special tax you pay five
per cent of it for city engineers ex-
penses. The city engineer is also paid
out Of the general taxes. Does the city
engineer get this extra, or does the in
ner circle get it. Wouldn't you like
to know?
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

When the American" orators ask
you why the sheriff has not run the
stockade out OF town, ask them who
installed the stockade and holds its
bonds at the present time. They
don't dare tell you.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

have in mind the case OF a man who
was tearing down his old house and
building a new one on the same lot'
His plans were refused by the building
inspector until he had his number
verified. The city engineers office
said: Your number has not been
changed. II is the same. Twenty-Five
cents, please" And he had to pay it.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

OF domination OF a party that is not
responsible to anybody, that has no
national connections. and that has
only the cohesive power Of loot TO hold
il together.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

Did you ever try TO ind out from
the city what your house number
should be when you wanted To build
on your vacant lot? If you didn't, you
don't know about this: The city en-
gineer charges you % cents for telling
you the number Of your house. We
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

The Tribune party organ certainly
has a good, clear damage suit against
Governor Spry and sheriff sharp.
They are running half its circulation
out Of town.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
PRIEST OF pALLAs FESTIVITIES
Kansas CITY is Preparing for Her
Carnival Week.

On Tuesday night, October Z there
will be presented In Kansas city the
most elaborate, the most beautiful
and gorgeous electrical street page.
ant ever seen In this country. The
Priests TO Pallas, Kansas Cltys fam
Gus entertainers and creators OF beau
~, are planning TO hold the greatest
festival week In their entire history
A grand and spectacular ballet will
be The opening feature of the Priests
OF pallas ball. which VIII be given IN
convention hail "Wednesday night
October 5. The ballet viii be formed
by 800 OF the most beautiful girls to
be found In Kansas City The mask
ball, which will be held in convention
hall, Friday night, October Z, will At
SO be opened by spectacular ballet
A beautiful aud unique scheme OF
decoration has been planned for con.
ycntlon hall for each entertainment
given there during the week.
Hello BIZ, The 7. o. 2. Mega
phone Mlhslrels must not be overlook
cd. This minstrel show, composed Of
over 3cn persons. many Of whom
we're members of the famous Eppcr'
son Megapbonc MInstrels. VIII be civ.
en- In convention hall, Thursday night
October y. Just think of H. lilcro viii
be forty end men alone A beautiful
and novel stage settling has been
planned and, With new and original
program. II promises 10 be the beh
minstrel show ever given anywhere.
Even Jackson" that mysterious per
son who presIdes over the Invitation
books Of the Priests of Palas. IL IN q
high state OF excitement over the
plans Of the Priests for lbcir carnival
week. Jackson says the souvenir
This year Ii the most beautiful. costly
aud useful one be has ever distributed
One o. the many attractions avail.
able during carnival week Will be The
Missouri Valley Fair and Exposition
TO be held at Electric park September
~ 10 yel Uber .. inclusive, under the
ausplu Z NJ the Missouri Valley Agrl.
cultura, and horticultural soclety.
No pains nor expense hns been spar.
ed IN preparing for this great fair.
Other biz attractions VIII occur dur
Ing the week. All theatres promise at
tralllye progfaius.for carnival week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
Announcement.
THE RATLEDGE SYSTEM OF GHIROPRAGTIC SCHOOLS

Il now enrolling students for the
tslrd consecutive year IN Guihte rhe
schco bpa had steady growth rlucc
opening here, sept zoos. thus growth
can be attflhu'"d tp urilt only. Tor there
has been no extensive advertising. but
tho officers and faculty haNe been un-
tirlng IN their efforts to rap. tho stand
ard OF thiH school To the highes'. making
special efforts tu advance the stl'dcnt
individually, thereby making II possible
20 EQUIP them with such thorough knoNl-
edge ot the rclence of Ghirvpraclic hot
they afe making good 10 a illaii. both II,
resulta and financially.
fhiropractic "a tlie Science ~ TIC
Age The chiropractpr r'ihe Alan ~ the
Hour
" you want profession that has the
yTesicai present and future pUsslbilties
Of ANYTHING hefote The public today. en-.
roll 1T once and be one of The many whp
stn coming more aud murc ~ demand
each day.
IN the near future. ths science of chi,
ropracllc VIII replace, very largely. ~
other mrthoJh of combating diseases OF
the human body. why Ilerausc nr tho
efficIsnt. accuracy aud never fnilIng re-
suits obtained ty chiropractc Adjust.
n'ents. In short. removing pressure from
neryea, which Is the CAUSE OF % per cent
n al disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
.G1TT1N MUS G0M!NG
Oklahoma Looks Good to
Manufacturers, Say Labor
Delegates


Cotton mills are coming TO Okla'
iona, and coming fast For that rea
son spent every minute could fnd
IN looking through the big mills Of
The south This Is the initial report
a. Factory Inspector q. w. Warren
wh) mas just returned from the inter
Rational meetings of labor commits
sloners and factory inspectors at Hon
d,rsonvillc, n, c., and Columbus, S
G. Between those two places, some
thIng over 225 miles apart, million
dollar cotton mills arc almost as thick
Us gins IN Oklahoma
w. g. Ashton. deputy commissioned
o. labct and Mr. Warren ropresentel
the state az the two conventions. A
movement IL on foot for the amalga'
maton of the two associations, and
both tse Oklahoma men are on Joint
committee, three from each body. to
report IT the next meeting IN Lincoln,
Neb., on consolidation Mr.. Warren
Was advanced to the position OF first
,ice.prcsident. The new president Is
Vim Gton. OF Montreal Canada
AT Grccnvillc, s c., now regarded
az the cotton manufacturing center OF
tie world. the labor men were taken
to numerous factories. The one Ia
which inspectors paid special atten.
tion was the Woodslde mill, regarded
as the United states model In textile
factories. The ventilation was found
food, and the sanitary conditions gen
orally far In advance OF most factories
Of any sort.
Mr.. warren says the blight OF child
.abor Is gradually disappearing. bu'
the state OF things is far from ideal
The poor widow" clause OF lahol
laws, under which many infants are
alippcd into iae work rooms. is work
1 lug oyerAiuT.
Guthrie Is the starting pOnt Of col
rtcn manufacturipg In Oklahoma an,
several other mills are nov in process
~ erection. Within a year the labo
department viii be face to face VIII
| the big nloJern problem Of the healtl
Of thousands Of operatives aud th'
! welfare of children. Jawton, ShaNnci
aud otter places are building.
Cotton mills usually constitute an "
dependent republic, SO far Az lncorpo
lption IS concerned, tho operatives al
living IN Uniform houses aud on cot
lrauy land
'tregard the meetings as the mos
Instructive have eyer attended sal
! Mr.. Warren. 'Columbla Is ilnc mod
lprn city and 1t has enormous milll
where every problem OF labor ~ 10 b
found. We may as Well prepare Y
meet them, ,.r Oklahoma ls going I
90 . cotton manufacturing state. TOO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
WAS MlsN|FIG[HT SPECTACLE

Oklahoma avenue vas literally a
brilliant thoroughfare last night. when
the special illumination aud the FIRE
works heralded The big automobile pa
raJe. Greek aud Roman candles we're
fred from each side of the street,
forming a shining arc,l. just aIead oi
tie auto procession. The street from
Second street. to Convention ball wat
"A delightful SHOW.
Vico-presldent SharmaD and lance
E Watson rode at the head 81 the pro
ccssion In J. X. CotIinghaln's car. 9th
cr distinguished guests. members OF
The chamber of commerce and cify
council and numerous automobile own
ers followed il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
JOINS LIST OF NoTARLEs



Fairbanks, and slgned his name there
apparently undisturbed over the fact
that The page was headed by the
strenuous one" just now so decidedly
opposed TO Mr.. sherman in public pol
icies.
The one glaring vacancy IN The book
Is tire absence Of the autograph OF
Abraham Lincoln. The house OF Esp
rescntative page who started the book
was President Lincoln's personal page
when the latte visited the house
chamber in Washington, bui put off So
curing the presidents autographs from
time to time until the tragedy OF
ford's theatre IN 1865 made II ilnpos
sible.
No public man ever hesitaics 10
place his autograph in this book, and
II Is needless TO state that the book
Is regarded by It's owner as price
less treasure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
CANTON BACK FROM OHIO

Adiufant General Frank NJ Canton
arrived bowc yesterday from Camp
Perry Ohio.
"flm Oklalloma target shO0lers,
made great record at Camp Perry. "
sai1 Gcirrfl Canton. They Won ne
teen prizes aud got In on bonors IN
eypral hatchcs. Ia Inc naliDual
t,tafeb The 0klahoina team Won StlI
pi9rn.9 t'eur'al Canton has been slek
The paH llrcn days. lie Will moi go 10
~. Riley but viii place the first reg
lmnt IN the hands oi. eol. Huffman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
KITE RgB|hs0N's STRANGE EMO


sapulpo, okla, Sept /. While
playing with her sister IN their home
one mile west Of town. Kate Marie
RobeiBiou, age lG bumped her head
on the side Of a door and Without re-.
gaining consciousness died Inside OF
Two hours. The physicians who were
summoned as soon as The fatal acci-
dent occurred gave as the cause OF
hcr death. the breaking OF q blood yes
sci.
Tho accident occurred about SIX
O'Clock last night aud before eight
o'clock the child was dead. II seems
almost impossible that 4 bump on
tho side cr The head like that could
canse death N 80 short a tifAe ana
the family can hardly realize that the
little one has been taken from them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
A COUNTY INSTITUTE PLAN

saltwater. Okla. Sept. lin Bry
an county the plan OF extending the
Farmers lnstitutc into the back coiu-
try districts has boon put on foot by.
President 3 w Brusscll and other
officers, and II Is meeting with sue
cess. A local president and secretary
arc provided In each scaool district
The following districts lave been or
Sahized Eoehita, W.. A. Lewis,
president; T. II. Ramsey, secretary:
Caddo. w. M. Brauderick. president,
+ T. Lawrence, secretary Colbert.
Alien GoolsDy, president, e. l.. Gooa'
ing secretary; Kemp. r. s. Hedrick,
president. tn. Phillips. secretary: AL
bany. J. T. Horn, president. Wallis
Gatis. aecrctary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
-. OF LOCAL MOMENT :,

Lon Muxlow laB given evidence Of
ability as marshal Of tho day
Two train loads Of beer PASSED
through tbis morning from Kansas
City 10 Oklahoma City.
BIZ Chappell. al the solicitation OF
Chalrmsn Harris put In three weeks
on The East Side trying 20 raise moues
among negroes to fight the grand
fathcr clause. He has returned fn dis.
gust. lie collected eleyen dollars.
They do say that the board of c'un
ty commissioners has been letting
eoptrsets for b.idges In Logan coun.
tySby methods not In accord 10 law
gand there IS soreness among con.
'tractors.
n Mayor FarquharsoD said this morn
Ing: Il pledge M word that actual
work wsii DC DeguA On tne ssadues
by December Is or resign my Office,
Agents report a wonderful scarcity
u iurplshrd houses 70 rent ln Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
! 1F1DD8Bt3dtzftsatzs n SFf.f7fsesGss1.f e p
! PERSONAL
] s's-ssA AND LOCAL

associate Justice John b. Turner
vent TO Shawnee today.
Seth Gordon, prospective secretary
n the election board, was here today.
'hesijcnt J. ?. Connors, OF the board
offagricuture was in TIE city today.
{. V. Lisman. the new man at hcTl.
quarters for Il. l.. Fulton. Democratic
eandidate for congress in the Second
district, went to Oklahoma City to
day. having closed his work here In
fac Office Of the secretary Of state.
Col. Sidney Suggs, Of the Ardmore-
ite, returned to Ardmorc today.
Dan E. Huctt. of Enid, is in town
~. G. Moore, of HennesscN is in
town.
". II. Collins, of Eufaula, is here.
Assistant Attorney General Hen
shaw went to Oklahoma City last even
ing to attend to- official affairs for THE
commission
Ed. Colelnsin, of sapulpa is busl
ness visitor IN tue capital city.
Editor Sfgoiiehiet. of the Hobart Re.
publican has returned home, saving
sn,nt two DAYS with the Republican
celebrities OF the state aud United
.tctcp,
Jake lIapon has returned TO Lawton
Attornev9J. s. McMurray, famed BE-.
cause Of former and recent Indian at
tprneysbip contentious, was IN the
rity 70 see tue big Republican officials
ann visit with former friends
Editor lugrar OF the Star al king
fisher. returned nume last evening
Mr. Ingram has been connected with
tle KiugIsher newspapers for fifteen
Years.
charles Olsen, Of coylr. was here 70
DAY
Cornelius Hardy returned to hlS
lon, at Tisllomingo this morning.
Cert Troupce, OF st. Louis, Is The
gslest OF capital city friends.
Elithe. copny George Laing. who
Was here attending TIE vice-prrsident,
reception Yesterday. departed for ais
lone Ia Kingfisher this morpins,
when It comes to cordial hospitality
Guthrie takes the cake was his part
lng remark.
r A. Ednlondson, of IIoIdenyille, y
lere. ssM II
leo Whistler, descendant Of join
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
Dr.. t. F. Rat1edge President
SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

Corporation Commissioner Watson
hgs returned from a two weeks tour
iis which ,o held bearings In several
owns The regular docket ,of the
Submission was taken up today.
"a jury viii be drawn tomorrow for
the September term of the county
court, The docket for the term Is
rriall. and criminal business Is spec.
lally light
The county commissioners met 10
Gay
summer yI3iiors got back IN tiinc
iGf the bill! collectors
The college committee Of the board
OF agriculture met In Saltwater 20.
day. Preparations are being made for
the opening Of the college next Mon.
las The committee will moot here
Saturday
4 new flag files on the 0klaboms
building.
] w. Dukes, fortner governor of the
ehortawg. Who was here for the mset.
ins Of politicians, returned TO bis
home this morning.
Collections of paving iaAcs viii
: iose today The collections yester
day were over $4,000. The accounts of
The larger sort are coming in today
snd II Is llkcly there sill be- only a
inall delinquent list.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01

rltl4 school ncrda t0pu Intelligent neu.
Dild wvlneu 10 supply The demand which
II rvei lncrcuslng M ratio viii, The
know wiadgn ~ this vrnJerfui science. We
are daily rcaeisng htnuirles about lilo
ueafrst clllopractpr pnd when one can
lio secured Ia llt various communities q
T. II true that chifopraelors get srest..
er results than practitioners vi ptltr
lnethods9 Make a compirison. oui "
over four thousunJ csseg since Jan ".
1905 Ia Guthr'c nr'y fur have bcen
flt1l, three OF ihcSe belyn tuhefrulesi5-
The ceses banded have been yatied, in~
Guiding all the infection and contagious
dseuaen 10 which THIS country IA aubic.t
aud nsorlr all The discusses named lT
the medical world Z,
" II q lucrative profshFtun7 Make ~
cpnlpsrisvn tiop per morftl, Vi bettkr
than tlfe average 4iharN 1ss NO. rer
ntvnill is the minimum, charge fof rhi-
rrpraeilc illtnuncnia, four patiehtu
hrins ffetn iiUo up aud they can be,had
~ auy town of posioffire and story, Cur
graduates are -akings afs liixl AZ t6oV
per month, wrliyY f.cu,jse they tlsitx&r
the goods Don't make TIE lnislakcafh4t
uthsrs have. nnJ, IKE fffruh regret tt'l-
enrcil nowl' ~ icaeber. college graz
uatc and ai persona NTH JegfssH Q'b
have q specla proposition for fc%
inonlhs. For further Information. write
vr call ~ . n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01
LAND IS WEALTH

Some rice farms for sale In the
state, OF Oklahoma, and In tue irrI-
gated tdistricts OF Rocky Ford and the
San Louis Valley Of Colorsdo. We
also handle some Of the best insur'
ance companies doing business in INC
state.
Come and SEE me, Yours for busi'
ness.
r. o. sTEwARr. Room I Dewey
IaiiI1ine G;nthrfe Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01

The Oklahoma State Manual fpf
1909 m now ready. Il Is an eusycIo'
pedla OF statistical Information. Gives
names Of all the state aud county a.
ficers. their post office addresses,
county, judicial. congressional and
senatorial districts. uames and a.
dress OF members OF CopstilutIoe9i
Consentiou; first aud second legloh'
ture. population. wealth Of stats a0d
value. Price. 75c. Address Lcoder
Printing Company. Guthrie. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01

knights Of Pythias will bold their
ilr't regular meeting. since the begin.
hing of hot weather. in their hall Fri.
dav night. September 2nd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01


Whistler, one of the most famous
,nieis OF tie Sac and Fox Indian tribe
was q prominent visitor at the Shcr
mar reception yesterday. ~
Is,sxa
Miss Pearl Thompson, who has beer
visiting Miss Anna Butler. has return
c | to her home at Perry.
President A. A. Stewart, OF the state
school for the deaf. Sulphur, Is in the
city.
q c. Caappell,' OF Asher, Is in the
city.
f. Thomas n. Gift, Of Oklahoma City
spent yesterday in the city. M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01

Y Letting OF a contract for the con.
struction o. storm sewer system in
g First ward will be up in the city
council meeting tonight. This work
viii cost in the neighborhood of slO,.
900 and Is to be OF about the same
size and character of the West Side
system just completed. The proposed
STERN sewer is to drain the East Side,
Fsonth and west OF the convention hall
Many of the streets are being serious
ly damaged by washing and the sewer
will lead the way to general street I'm
provement Paving of some of the far
East Side streets Is proposed in order
to secure a solid tloroughfare.
II Is possible the Santa Fe viadurt
matter will be up, although there Is
row nothing official before the council.
suneriniendent Sharpe Is expected
daily with the plans aud council is
ready to tackle the final details.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01

WANTED Experienced salealady at
81. Louis Racket. Apply this even
ing between 6 and 5 o'clock