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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
BASKET MEETING ON
BIG WILL
WlLLew

Next Sunday, June 18th, an all
day basket meeting will be conduct
ed at the Pence Brothers ranch at
the mouth of Big Willow Greek. Rev.
Geo. H. Turner, of the Payette Pres
byterian Church, will conduct the
services. and many of the members
Of his congregation will go out TO at
tend them. There will be three SER
vices. as follows: preaching seryic-
es at II a. m. and 8 p. m, and Young
Peoples Meeting and sermon at
$50 p. m. The services will be
held in the large barn which is be-
ing erected by the Pence Brothers.
Everybody is cordially invited to
these services. Bling your basket
and stay through the whole day, and
help TO make it a day of sincere wor-
ship.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

the postoffice and the one at Pay
ette for the year ending March 81,
1910, showed as good an increase as
one could wish for. The year end
ing March 81. 1909. showed the
total receipts OF the office 10 be
SS,sz4O6. while for the year ending
March 81. 1910. the receipts were
sIO.1I200. an increase OF S1.lS7.g4.
This TOO. in a decidedly off year
when one would naturally look for
a slight loss il anything. The fail
ure OF the fruit crop last year, to
gether with the loss OF the sugar
beets would naturally. one would
think, bring about a condition that
would tend TO cause a loss Instead
Of that the office comes TO the
front with all other offices that show
an increase and shows a better in
crease than most OF the balance.
At present it lacks but little until
Payette would be entitled TO free de
livery OF mail inside the city limits
and with the bOuuteous crop the
valley will have this year and the
indications for a heavy immigration
We have every right TO look forward
10 a larger increase in the business
Of the office this year than there
was last. This viii probably mean
that with some effort the free deliv-
cry Of mail in the city could BE- Sc
cur-H
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
A PL SAINT SURPRISE.

Mrs. Crouch was the surprised hos
tess at a delightful party at her
beautiful new home Monday. May
so. she was visited by about forty
ROYAL Neighbors and WeOdmep be
sides few invited guests. The ev-
ening was most pleasantly spent In
guessing games and conversation. Az
ter delicious refreshments had been
served Mrs. Crouch was presented
with a souvenir spoon from the
Lodge. When the little clock said
Eleven" the guests went home.
each thinking what q nice time
he had had in spite Of the fact that
Dr. and Mrs. Crouch were both un-
prepared for them,
A Royal Neighbor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
COUNCIL HAS
BUSY SESSION

Last Thursday evening was resu'
lar meeting night for the City Dads
and proved 10 be a very busy ses'
sion of the usual routine grind.
The Mayor was ordered 10 swear
out complaints in police court against
ALI parties delinquent in the matter
Of dog taxes.
In the matter OF the lighting con-
tract between the city and the Ida
bo-oregon Light & Power Company
the company was notified that the
city council would give definite an
swer regarding the contract WITHIN
the next thirty days.
The committee appointed TO see
about hitching racks was instructed
to proceed with the installation Of
the balance of the racks at once.
The question of putting in pipe in
the waste ditch in the south part OF
the city. to obyiate continual clean
ing Of the ditch, came up for discus
gion. The property owners along
the ditch have offered TO lay the
pipe if the city would furnish the
material. Attorney Kenward. who
for the property owners
stated that eight inch pipe would
be sufficient. After some discussion
the matter was referred 10 the
street and alley committee to report
at next meeting.
Councilman Soule reported for the
committee appointed TO look up the
matter of a fire proof cabinet for
the city and the council authorized
the clerk to purchase cabinet recon-
mended by the committee at cost
of s165.OO.
A petition from c. E. Brainard re-
garding the extension Of the water
mains on Tioga street 10 accommodate
several water users, was referred 10
the water works committee.
There was considerable discussion
In regard 10 the bill for the timbers
left in the sewer in the alley back
Of the postoffice by order of the sew
er engineer. The mayor contended
that it was q. needless bill to the
city and eensured the engineer for
ordering timbers left in. After con-
siderable discussion the bill was held
NJ for further investigation.
The city clerk was on motion in
to purchase water for the
park from the Peoples Irrigation
Company.
The ordinance vacating alley near
the Moss Mercantile Company Ware
house was passed to last reading and
ordered published.
The usual grist Of bills was al
owed and other routine business Of
no special importance transacted al
.er which council adjourned.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
YOUNG FOLKS ENJOY
VERY PLEASANT EVENING

Friday evening of last week 3
number OF young people gathered at
the home Of Miss Dorothy Merritt
where a most enjoyable time was had
By them in that manner peculiar TO
young people The crowd constituted
what used to be a sort Of club
when all were attending high school
and among them We're several Of the
class Of 10. The following were pres
ent: The Misses Edna Gouer. Ethel
Ensign, Lois Moore, Rachel Fhurston,
Eda Gorrie. Bessie Thomas, Mildred
Dressler. Zadie Keith, Dorothy Mer-
ritt, and Mrs. Florence Smeed Of
Boise. Messrs. Kay Johnson, vii
liam Clark, Olive Gummins, Gilbert
Holt. Fom DdscoI. Rupert Rouse,
Ray Paine. Bruce Campbell, Harry
oldshy. Don Merritt, Alvin Hapsel
and Ronald Walker
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
GOOD MATINEE
RACING PROGRAM

June Path and gath is the date set
by the Payette Driving Club and
Fair association for holding their an
nual spring meet at their grounds
west of Payette. The following pro-
gram of events will be pulled off
and promises to provide the people
with one of the classiest race meets
ever held by the club:
June -.
Free for an trot Or paee--tash
purse,
3 year old trot or pace-cash purse
minute trOt or pace-cash purse
One half mile running race-cash
purse.
Saddle horse raee-oash purse.
Team race-prize.
June IS.
2.Se trOt or pace-cash purse.
2.40 trot-cash purse,
year old trot or psce-eash purse,
one-fourth mile running race-cash
purse.
Ladies' driving race-prize.
Horse potato raee-prize.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
GO SEE The PICTURES.

There viii be something doing az
the Edison theatre both forenoon and
afternoon on Tuesday. June lsth, cir
Gus day IN Payette- You can drop in
and see the pictures while waiting
for the parade and then just before
the afternoon show you can also
have time 10 see the pictures be-
fore the show begins. In the even
ing after having worn yourself out
AZ the circus 90 to the Edison where
there is a nice comfortable seat. see
a good line a. pictures and rest
yourself
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
HEN LAYS COMET EGG.

The comet has come aud switch
I'd passed us only missing old moth
er earth by fraction Of just few
million miles While other cities
have been giving out various strange
facts which they attributed to the
effect of the comet. up until just the
other day Payette seemed TO be
experiencing nothing out Of the ordi-
AIRY and many were disappointed that
there was nothing doing Il Fe
manned for an cid speckled hen own-
I'd by Mrs JohH MeGlinchey living
on Lovers Lane TO bring about the
desirable change. Il seemed that
this old hen realized there were citi-
zens OF Payette who looked for some
thing unusual TO happen Al the time
the comet was passing the earth and
on Tuesday Of this week she laid
an egg with a tail fully three inch
es long after which with prolonged
eackling she called the attention Of
the other barn yard residents TO
the fact that she had redeemed the
reputation OF Psyette The egg in
question can be seen al the Enter
prise office and any skeptical person
who is inclined TO doubt the veracity
OF this Story can convince themselv-
es by calling and seeing IT,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
eREPAaIne 20 aANDlg oRos.

PREPARING TO HANDLE CROP.
IN making preparations Tor the
handling Of the fruit crop this year
Denney 6 Co OF Chicago. represent
ed by r H. Hogle. has leased the
Fruitland Packing shed and win con
dnot a large force there this fall
handling apples. z p. Sargent wiIl
have charge Of the Eiffe packing
shed where considerable Of the ap
pies win also be handled
The Crigh,on Packing Co. has
leased the Grant Whitney Packing
house on Lovers Lane which is one
Of the best hOrses IN the valley
il is admirably located for handling
fruit and is one OF the coolest. room
lest houses in the valley. Fruit
can BE- handled and held IN il longer
without desriment owing 10 IL being
a nice. cool house and there viii BE-
no damage 10 prunes from heat
The Payette Fruit Packing com
nany is lining up for the seasons
work and have opened a register and
desire All packers wishing positions
70 see them At once and ger their
name on the list The help situation
IS such that al parties who are go
irs to handle and pack fruit. feel
the necessity Of getting all the help
engaged al once and even AZ the
hest that can be done there viii be
work FOR many more packers than
what can be secured from the lOcai
supply.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
\ PLEASANT EVENING

hay rack load Of yorng folks
drove ont 10 Ed shorts ranch last
Wednesday evening and erJ0Eed
themselves as young folks can Some
spent the evening in dancing Others
in playing games unlil a lste hour
when ice cream cake and srraN-
berries were served TO ahont -
snd the time few all too fast for the
merry makers When gocdeges were
said it wss three O'Clock in the
morning
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
WILL ORGANIZE CO.
OPERATIVE COMPANY
New Plymouth People Getting Busy
on a Cooperative Cheese Factory
An Enlargement Of the Plant
Nov Owned and Successfully op-
Grated 5y w. S. tiinehliff.

Thursday evening Of las; week
there was held a meeting in Pioneer
hall. New Plymouth. that promises
10 develop into an enterprise Of in
terest 10 many farmers in Payette
Valley. The meeting was attended
by delegates from Payette. Emmett.
Caldwell and Fslks Store and the
subject under discussion was the op-
Grating OF a cooperative cheese fac
tory.
The principal address OF the even
ing vas made by Prof. French. Of
the Gem State Rural. who explained
in detail the success that had at
tended cooperative ereameries and
cheese plants IN other states and
called attention to the fact that we
were better located. had a better
climate and more coarse cheap fod-
der for the successful feeding OF dai-
y cows than had many Of these plae-
es where successful cooperative
cresmeries and cheese factories we're
being operated. After Prof. French's
talk the subject was thrown open
for general discussion and the out
come Of the meeting was a decision
in favor OF the organization OF
company. a motion that a commit
tee Of six be appointed. two from
Payette. New Plymouth. Falks
Store and Emmett TO arrange for
organization carried and the com.
mittee was appointed and viii meet
next Tuesday night In New Plymouth
to arrange for organization. A COM
mittee representing each Of the
above sections was also appointed TO
sell stock in the new concern and
viii get into the field and get busy
just as soon as the organization Is
effected.
The plan includes the taking over
Of the present cold storage and
cheese factory now owned by ". s.
Hinchliff and to organize the new
comDany with a capitalization Of
s25OOO. The handling Of the pro
duct Of the factory will also be done
on the cooperative plan with the
Lucerne people Of Caldwell.
Mr.. Hinehliff has been for the
mast two years successfully conduct
ing the factory and has already ac-
nuired an enviable reputation for
his cheese. In fact the business has
got to the extent where he feels BY
charging and broadening the scope
Of the factory greater results can
be obtained. At present the factory
is able to turn out about 500 pounds
Of cheese per day but there Is a di.
rect market for a ton a day
Several ranchmen who have been
selling their milk to the factory at
New Plymouth talked favorably Of
the proposition and we're satisfied
with the results they had obtained 50
far from their dairy cows and the
sense OF the meeting was that the
new company should be organized
on the cooperative plan getting all
the farmers interested IN the plant
with the idea that they would then
he induced to keep more cows and
the factory by getting hold OF more
milk could increase its output 10
the desired amount.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
Payette Valley Railroad
Circus Day Time Card

Those living on the line of the Payette Valley Rail
road that desire attend the exhibition given by the
Campbell Brothers show when in Payette Tuesday,
June 18th arrange to suit their convenience as
what hour they leave their homes and attend either
the afternoon evening performance of this circus
the Payete Valley Railroad announces the following
interurban time card aervce take effect circus
day
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
TREE eREAKs FROM
WEIGHT or FRUIT

Sargent & Barnett. prOprietors Of
Red Apple Ranch one Of the best
properties on the bench. report a
peculiar circumstance for this time
OF year. Last week Sunday one OF
their apple trees under the weight Of
its apeuHt Of fruit split through the
trunk and was totally destroyed
Trees have broken in this valley from
their weight Of fruit on other occa-
sions but never so early in the sea
son and this demonstrates the mar
velous fruit crop the trees are car
rying this year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

On account of the basket meeting
al Pence Brothers ranch. at which
the pastor is to preach. there will
he re- preaching services IN the Pres.
hyterian church next Sunday. SUM
day School viii also be annulled for
the day. as il appears that practical
ly all the teachers and officers will
attend the Big Willow Greek meeting.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

The Y. Y. z. Kepslngtop club met
at the pleasant home of Mrs }. E
Roberts on last Wednesday afternoon
and a very pleasant afternoon va:
passed by the ladies in working 81
fancy work. Delightful Fefreshmenti
served late in the afternoon brought
to a close a most pleasant and en-
joyable afternoon for the members
OF the club.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
REGISTER NOW.

All desiring employment during the
fruit packing season. whether al
the orchards OF in our packing nous
es. should register their names al
once at the office Of the Psyetts
Fruit Packing company.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

John c. Rice
1900 Model Bible school
1899 Sermon. l. \. sleNash-
Lords supper.
Sunday Afternoon.
500 Music
Unificafion Of church activities.
s.l5 L LoczI Church. David c.
Peters. Payette
s.s5. ? State Work Frank Z
Jones, corresponding secretary.
$3.50 General Work. / y Me-
Cash. corresponding secretary a c
NJ s.
Sunday Evening.
$50 Model Christian EndezFOr
meeting.
8,oo- Song service. Bro R a
Moon Of Parma
$40 Sermon b. J. ~ NOhorter.
National Benevolent association
$50. Beuedicti0n-
Monday Morning
T. p S. G. e session
9soe Devotional. Mae Hart. Czld-
we'll
$40. supelinfendent's anruaI re-
port. Mrs. Nae Coulter
s.20 Address what is the Chris
tian Endeavor.~ Miss Lillian Thomp-
son. Boise.
s.ss. Reports Of delegates
1000. Duet. Reed sisters. Emmett
1910 Demonstration Of Commit
tee work.
1880. work Of the Endeavor-
ers." Mrs. c C. Curtis. weiser
1889 Business
1900. Beuediction-
Monday Afternoon
200 Devotional service. Psalms
S.. Albert Young. Hanna
Joint business session Of all in
terezts.
Sis. Church Extension. c. c. Cur
lis. weiser.
s;45 Address. Foreign Missions
a. ?. Barstow. Rose5erry.
Monday Evening
$40 Devotional service. Rev.
s;s-l4. Z. o. Cook. Boise
s.I5 Several short addresses. del
egates-
s.45- sermon. W. P Mccormick.
Nampa-
s:so Adjournment
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
IN HONOR OF MISS ORlscoLL.

Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Frank
Richards and Miss Baird entertained
at the home of the former in honor
Of Miss DriscOll, whose engagement
10 Mr.. Glenn Painter. of Middleton,
has recently been announced. Four
teen guests enjoyed an exquisite lun-
cheon. the table appointments being
in rose pink and white. The after
noon was spent informally at cards
after the bride-elect had been sur
prised by miscellaneous shower
which was ushered in by a toy auto
mobile with little Miss Alice Ross at
the wheel. Mrs. Hale of Boise was
the out-of-town guest.
The above clipped from the Nam
pa Leader-Heraid refers TO one Of
Payette's most popular and charm
ing young ladies. She is the daugh-
ter OF Tim DTiscolI and has host OF
friends in town who will congratulate
her upon the coming event.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
HAVE YeU REeIsTgREDr

The Employment Register " the
Payette Fruit Packing company is
now open, Call az their office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

Lower Payette Ditch
Iuire of Wells ( aIanle
honey to loan Oh tarm
First morcgage and silt
~. none others need ap-
LyOa. Attorney
aving lawn movers 10
/ do wen to give me a
xRuipnent enables me 10
mowers and grind them
ABSOLUTELY true edge III
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

UuItsr wrappers printed
se.
Man to work on ranch.
earer. iSn
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

.
held al Payette. June 1879. promises
10 be q meeting full Of inspirational
and educational advantages Boise
win send a large number Of delegates
and every church OF the Disciples Of
Christ in the southern part Of the
state viii be represented; there viii
also be a number Of frateFnal dele
gates from other evangelical church
es in the district.
The program has been arranged as
follows:
Thursday Evening. June 70.
500 Address Of welcome, David
Cary Peters.
s:I5. Response BY Mrs. william
J. Dodge
$50 Sermon BY T. J. Goughtly.
Caldwell
Friday Morning. Juns II.
900. Devotional services. Psalms
"a. J. H. Mcsparran, Meridian
$3.50. Presidents address. A L
= chapman DoAr--
1900. Reports OF officers.
lO.so Appointment Of committee
Muise.
1915. Address. The Attitude OF
the Church Toward the Social Ques-
tions OF the Day." D. B. Titus. Ru-
pert. Idaho.
II:25. Address. why the Dearth
OF Men for the Ministry. C. F. San
derson. Nampa
Friday p. NJ. C. W. 3 n. Session.
200. Devotional services
2;I5. Retrospect. President Mrs
Frank E. Jones
2;2O. Report OF the corresponding
secretary. Mrs. a K Steuneubeug
2:25. Report Of the treasurer. Mrs
Anna wiekham.
gao, Music.
s;s5. Model Program. Payette sIis-
sion band
cirsis Period.
$500. Paper. The schools OF the
c. W. B. NJ" Miss Evelins Hooper.
weiser
3:O5. Duet. Viva Lesley and Myr-
tie Chamberlain. Caldwell.
3:I6- Paper Many Girls in Many
Lands. Myrtle Hardy. Caldwell
Sis. Our Circle Chart Miss Ed
na ModraIl, weiser
Workers Conference.
3:25. How TO reach the indifferent.
Development OF the New Member.
Regularity in attendance. offerings
and reports,
Loyalty to local society, state and
national boards.
Junior c. e or Mission Band.
which7
Committee work
Home department
Contingent fund.
The use OF maps and charts
$40. Committee Reports
National benedictiOn.
Friday Evening.
SEQ Devotional hy the Payette
auxiliary.
$50. Address BY MS Anna r.
Atvater. national president Of c. W.
B. n
$50 National beRedietion
Saturday Morning.
81. c. u. s. session.
500. Devotional service. IsS- So
C. L. surber. Caldwell.
$3.50. Address, Gods Minute Men.
H. c. Shaw. Emmett
Music.
1900. Business.
1900. Address. Methods o. Pro
noting Christian Union, William J.
Dodge. Jerome.
1850 Address by a fraternal del
egste from the Baptists.
Saturday Afssroesn-
Bible school Session.
2:0A Music.
$50 Devotional sersee. William
J. Dodge.
1:sA Address. The Relation Of
the Church 10 the Bible school, z.
o. Cook.
$500. Address. ~The Relation o.
the Bible School to the Fusure OF The
Church. by T. J. colighlly, cald-
weH
$3.50. Reports
a;aA Conference on Bible sehfol
work.
Saturday Evening
500. song service led BY C. c
Curtis. Weiser.
$50. Address by l. y Mecash,
corresponding secretary American
Christian Missionary Society
s.Se. Benediction.
Sunday Morning
SEQ. Prayer service, Psalms I22.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED.
SOUTHERN IDAHO CHRISTIAN
MISSIONARY CONVENTION.

Large Number Of Delegates Expected
from Over Great Part Of ths
State.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
REgk LAND OPENING

FEEK LAND OPENING.
lda- June II, 1910.
Z occasion the q. s L.
II sell round trip tickets.
Seiser at rate OF 55 cents.
June 1I-12-1s and 1880
limit OF June is.
z. JOHNSON, Agent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

The Great Shoe Sale at John w
sur's is still in full swing.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

The Hood River Apple Thinning
Shears viii save you time and mon
ey. For sale by the Payetre Fruit
Packing company
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

building. a
ing for tot
snd opened
Of Educats
District Nd
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At 3 o'clocl
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-23
RAID ALLEGED asPEAK-eAsIEs.'
BloodfeId Police Get Busy in Dawson
City and kicndyke.

Two alleged "speak-easies,' one in
Dawson City and the other in Kion-
dyke. were raIded by the Bloodfield
Police Saturday night and yesterday.
Special officer V VI. Pettus. OF the
Chesapeake & Ohio force. assisted in
the raid at Klondyke as that place
is on the railway property Satur-
day night Officer Vail arrested Arm
istead Brown and Eddie Brown ne
groes. at Dawson City. on the charge
Of selling liquor without a license
l; is said that the officer secured a
quantity OF whiskey, beer and some
cocaine.
Yesterday morning Chief Madison
and Detective Pettus arrested Mary
George. a negro. and her son. Frank
Jones. on charges OF selling liquor
on Sunday. All Of the prisoners we're
bailed for their appearance before
Justice Jones in bioodfeid tomorrow
All OF the accused Will Be represented
by counsel. Attorney J. Thomas New
some. coiored, appearing for ;he
Brown brothers. and Attorney Walk
CT. also colored. appearing for the
other two.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-23
SERGEANT REYNOLDS.
WILL SEE SALES TODAY
Chief Mitchell instructs Detective to
Interview Supposed Barefoot
Buroar.-

When Detective Sergeant John w.
Reynolds returns to this. city this at
ternoon from Alton via Richmond. the
local. police force will know whether
OF not Charles Sales. the negro under
arrest at Richmond. is the barefoot
Understanding burglar" of local
fame. Chief Mitchell wrote the de-
tective sergeant Sunday to stop of az
Richmond and interview Sales. who
is awaiting the action of the grand
jury there.
Chief Mitchell says that it is now
a settled fact that Sales is the same
negro who worked on the ferry steam
Ell Annie L. Vansciver. plying be
tween Ivy avenue and Sewalls Point.
The captain of the Vansciver told the
chief that the negro robbed him Of
everything he had aboard the boat
and disappeared during the night.
The skipper had to borrow some
clothes from other men on the ship
Lefore he could come on deck.