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Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
CUBS NAIL TENANT
CUBS PRACTICALLY
 C|NcH CHAMPIONSHIP
CHICAGO NOW HAS NATIONAL BANNER WITHIN GRASP BY DEFEATING oUAkERs

CHICAGO. Aug. 30.-The National league race was practically decided today when Chicago defeated Phi,a' delphia. Only a slump of immense proportions can take the champion ship away from the Cubs, and with the team in better shape than ever before it is very unlikely that the club will not participate in the worlds series.
 The Cubs have won so out of IF games and have a percentage of .6S3
 Pittsburg was practically eliminated from the race today when the Pirates were defeated for the second time within the last two days by New York. The Pirates have won 69 out of IA games and have a percentage of .606. while New York is a close third with 5S0. having won 66 games out of 114.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Dies in England.

Mrs. E. Wild of Tombstone canyon received a cablegram Saturday that her husband had died in Cumberland England. Friday of last week. He was well known in Bisbee having lived here for some time before his return Do England. Wild was unab'e to stand the altitude of Bisbee and two years ago went back to his old home in the north of England. His health improved somewhat until a short time ago when he was taken serious ly i'll. He was a member in good standing of Queen Lodge Number Six of Workmen and was about forty five vars of age. He leaves a wife and son, both of whom reside in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
1 Water in Valley.

Supervisor John Bowen went to Courtland Monday in one of the auto mobiles from the Bowen and Hubbard garage. He reached Courtiand in good time. but on the way back was caught by the bad roads that had been caused by the heavy rain of Mon. day afternoon. After stopping over night at one of the ranches in the valley. Bowen made it into town yes tsrday morning. He said that the valley bottom was lake following the exceptionally heavy rain which fell at about one o'clock. Big ficods at about one o'clock. Big floods came dowa from the canyons on both sides of the valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
SERIES AT Fl
 PASO WILL BE
 SOME DO|NGS
Mavericks and Douglas Clash in Three Games That Garry Pennant Decorations-Cac- tuS News

Over at the ranch at the Pass going to manufacture excitement in car load lots. for be 1t known that the Mavericks and Douglas Dons are due for battle there Saturday, Sunday and Monday. With only seven notches separating these clubs the series will at least decide the temporary leadership if nothing else. Fl Paso has been going at a great gait of late, while the Dons have only been meandering along in a fair maner, ad although all of the fans in these parts hope, and hope sincerely, that the Mavericks won't go to the head of the class, never theless the local fans fear that the Mavericks are going to give the drum major a view of their back hair
 However it looks like it's going to he A race with company all the way through. The Dons win have considerably strengthened team to face the Mavericks and this is giv- ing those of this vicinity stronger homes. Powell, a backstop from the Columbia team of he South Atlantic league. will be playing tunes on the big init, while Belante, of the Savan- nah. Ga. team will be seen on third.
 The Dons had secured Petit, or Savannah. to finish the season De- hind the bat but an injury last Sat urday put him out of the game for inc rest of the season. Petit copped Powell and sent him instead. Be ,lante leads the third sackers in the Sally circuit with the stick and m fielding. Ward is going to be sent hack to second and Carlson and Harper returned to the outfeld- The new men will join the team iii Fl Paso Saturday.
 A Texas leaguer is also to Jolh the club Tuesday. The Texas as- socistion closes on Labor Day.
 Ii was announced by the local team yesterday that no new players had as yet been signed, but 1t was stated several good ones were m view and that their signatures would be on contracts within day or so'
 With a brace of scalps dangling at their belts, the Cananea team passed through Bisbee yestercsy morning from Morenci where on Sunday they defeated morenci e to 4. They won 6 to 5 Saturday. These victories keep the club in the third place, s1 points ahead of Bis bee.
 C. E. Tyler has resigned as man ager of the team and A. L. Clm mings has been made to succeed him. The club will enter the tourh ament at the Fl Paso fair durine next month.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Cattle Season Begins.

John Dowdle, a well known cattle man who ranges his stock in northern Sonora, was in Bisbee yesterday oE his way to Cananea- He stated that it is very probable that heavy ship ments of cattle will be made iron. So nora during the coming shipping sea son, as there is a scarcity of cattle on this side of the line caused by the long drouth of this summer and last spring. The importation of So
 nora stock will begin in a few days
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
May Observe Centennial.

Local Mexicans are considering a proposition to celebrate the center ial of Mexico's Independence day on September 16. Three years ago a monster celebration was held here at which time many notable Mexi cans visited Bisbee, but since that time the day has gone by without much recognition here.
 It is planned this year to have sev eral weIl-known orators, band con cert, banquet and dance.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Police Court Cases.

Six offenders faced Judge High in police court yesterday. Victor iano Perez and Joe Valbsteros were each fined S6 on a charge of dis turbing the peace and Jack Martin son was given s7.50 on a like charge. They were arrested by Con- stable McRea. Joseph LGffman drew $7.5O on a drunk charge Pc dro Burrola and Sam Medicovitch were arrested by Officer Wright on charges of fighting. Their cases were continued until today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
To oranqize Classes.

A R. Mitchell. the new physical di- rector for tbe Y. M. c. A., was ex pected in Bisbee last evening but for some reason has been delayed on the road. As soon as he arrives arrangements will be made to organ ize the gymnasium classes. Kitch- ell was the assistant physical direct or at the West Side Y. M. c. A. in Chicago. He has lived in Bisbee be fore.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Biz Red Apples.

The Review was the recipient Of a sack of exceptionally fine red apples yesterday afternoon from the new
 firm of Braievich and Kristovich- None of theh apples were less than eleven and a quarter inches in cir conference and they were Cochise county grown. having been picked in an orchard not far from Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Holds Nlqht Court.

Joseph Strenkard was fined S7.5O in Justic Highs court on a sharge fighting Monday night. He was ar rested by officer Trotter and entered a plea of guilty. John Brady was fined s1O by Justice High on charge of disorder,y conduct, He was also arrested by Onicer Trotter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Report Was Untrue.

Oscar Johnson has returned from his vacation, which he spent in Cal ifornia. The report that he had mar ried while on the coast was untrue. but it had become generally circulat- ed here and when he arrived in Bis bee he was the recipient or many congratulations from his friends
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Rains Delay Traffic.

Rains Delay Traffic.
 The hard rain of Monday after noon did little damage to Bisbee al though considerable water came down the canyons. The street car traffic was delayed for an hour by mud wash ing on the rail near the Johnson addi- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Had Six Cases.

Justic Murphy of Lowell returned yesterday morning from Douglas. where he spent Saturday and Sunday. Upon his arrival in Lowell he foun1 six cases waiting for him, all peace disturbers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
To Start Pump.

The repairs on the city reservoir are more than half completed and the pump will be started today and the reservoir filled as rapidly as the repair work and the supply of water will allow. The rains have made a strong underground flow in the canyon and it is believed that a large quan- tity of water can be stored before the canyon supply gives out
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Erickson Is Improving.

Alex Erickson, who was injured
 some weeks ago in a runaway and whose leg was amputated as the re- suit of one of his injuries, is doing very well at the c. G A. hospital. For a time he was in very serious condition. but is now on the road to recovery 8t.. IFrS
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
$500. % SPECIMEN

The largest piece of malachite ever minde in Bisbee can be seen in L. L. Gilman's Jewellery win dows It is owned by NJ. J. Gun ningham and valued at over $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
NORTH rIeRE, NORTH TIeRE

Having lost heavily in the recent big fire we are compelled to offer some of our stock. Make us an offer on all or any part of $500 shares of North Tigre.
 HATFIELD REALITY CO,
 Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
To Visit Mine

To Visit Mine
 w. L. Edwards left this morning for Cananea where he goes on busi- ness connected with the Santa Ro- sala company. He expects to visit the property while fin Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Aid Society Meets

The Ladies Aid society of the
 Methodist church will hold its first meeting of the year Thursday after noon at 2.30 o'clock. All ladies are invited to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Floats a Vae.

FioatS 9 Nd9.
 Justice Murphy at Lowell had five cases yesterday. all drunks and dis orderlies except one and that one was a yagrant who was given a sen tenee of fifty days or fifty dollars and was given but a very'few minutes in which to find the amount of his fine. He left town
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Cattle Do wen

Tim Blevins. a cattleman from the San Simon valley east of the Chricahuas, was in Bisbee last even ing from Graham county where he had been for some time on business. He stated that the cattle in the san simon are in fairly good con dition notwithstanding the shortage of rains during this season.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
PERSONALS.

Earle Pennypeck left yesterday af- ternoon for Seattle.
 Mrs Joseph Henderson of Fl Paso, who has been visiting friends in Up per Lowell, has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Jakob Sehmid went to Can anea yesterday to visit her daughter Mrs. Campbell.
 J. P. Connolly returned yesterday from California, where he went to spend his cacation.
 W. H. Fitzgerald returned yester- day from California where he spent his vacation.
 LA .McCallum, of Mazatlan, Mexico, was in Bisbee yesterday for short business visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Whshbur1 of Naco- zari arrived in this city for visit yesterday. T. Metz went to Douglas yesterday accompanied by hisl daughters. for a short visit.
 Miss Monett F-ie of Okla. Is is visiting her cousin Mrs. T. C. Beene of Johnson Addition.
 Peter Tenancy of Cananea was in Bisbee yesterday on business connect ed with the Santa Fe mine of Sc ! nora.
 William H. Roberts, Jr, the sup erintendent of the Wolverine and Al izona property. returned yesterday from a trip to theh eats. S. W. French, assistant general manager of the Copper Queen. arrived in Bisbee yesterday afternoon from Douglas. J. F. Jacquemin of the Bisbee- -Naco water company left last evening for Indianapolis to visit his mother for two weeks. Mrs. Tomlinson and her daughter Miss Helen West returned yesterda! f.o... |, tbroa x-ootrcf ,rtaff fn Mt
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
 Relieves the continued sense Of hunger, sick headache, nausea and sour stomach.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
To Direct Choir.

To Dlr=st Choir.
 Beginning with this week the Presbyterian choir will be under the direction of H. E. Nixon. The cheir will consist of a quartet and chorus of twelve or fifteen voices. New sacred music has been ordered and rehearsals have already begun.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
To Santa Rosalia.

J. c. Callaghan left last evening for Santa Rosalia. Chihuahua where
 he will remain for the next two weeks taking the mineral water baths. He
 has been i'll from a fever for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
HOTEL TWAIN
LOS ANGELES. cALIF. SIS W. sEvt

LOS ANGELES, CALF. SIS W. SEVENTH STREET New modern, outside hot free baths Family and commercial block from office; tha SOc a day and weekly prices ss s10
 MARMoNT & MARITIME.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
Pleasant, Michigan.

Miss Henrietta Clausen left last evening for Mesilla Park. New Mexi- co where she will attend the univer- sity. She was accompanied as far as Douglas by her father, Carl Clausen. sen.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

Blackheads and pimples treated by James Mcdonald
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

The willy Douglas Don, Daniel A.. who has kept the other ball mag mates of the Cactus league guessing since before the season opened. has not been idle in the past few days. Quite the contrary. He had his hands full to get in the funds to keep a goin' and the other teams. especially Fl Paso. congratulated themselves that this was all he would be able to do. that with Le Brand and Kelly gone the Demons would be easy pickings from now on and would rapidly fall back. But Bill Harper stepped into the breach and showed himself some catcher Harry Kane assumed the captaincy two of the best games seen at Can anea were played and at home the De mons administered two coats O whitewash to the tailenders tha
 made them look like Ballinger whel the committee report Is presented.
 But thoss who figured that tn
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
CITY NEWS.
Win Move Today.

Will Move Today.
 Dr. R. E. Henderson will move in to the Elsing house on Quality hill today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

M. NJ. Hickey of Ray, who was in Bisbee Monday on mining business, left yesterday for Cananea.
 Pat Fitzpatrick returned yesterday from a trip to the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31
cHAFING DISHES

Beautiful patterns. All sizes from s3.50 to S7.50. L. l.. Gilman.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

as the best barbecue artist extant. Before ' in the evening Frank Ram sey and assistants started the work of cutting the steaming beef, pork and mutton and it was put back over the hot coals to await the arrival Of the hungry throng, and then served ont on platters. Meantime others sliced the bread and pickles and when the crowd came all was ready for them. Bill Kirkland was put in charge of the irrigation project and handled it in a masterly way. while the wants of the crowd that lined the counters. Thus it went on until after II. when the liquids, with the exception of ice water. gave out and only the delicious barbecued flesh and agua refresco remained for those who came out from the pavilion in the short intermission between dances.
 The beef was donated by the local butchers. Swift & company. through Colonel A. D. Nanny. gave the nut ton and a large porker was pur chased. All was perfection in its way. but perhaps the mutton, not the Arizona goat variety. was the mos deIectabIe viand that was ever serv ed in Douglas.
 ODonovan is today gathering ul the unsold tickets and the cash o the sellers. and until this Is complet' and the few bills audited it is in possible to give definite figures ol the benefit to the ball fund nnar cially. It can only be said that substantial sum WAS realized
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

Mrs. Jakob Sehmid went to Can anea yesterday to visit her daughter Mrs Campbell.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

J. P. Connolly returned yesterday from California, where he went tc spend his cacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

Drop in and get a bowl of soup at Office Bar.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

Mrs. Tomlinson and her daughter Miss Helen West returned yesterday from a three weeks visit to Mt
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

Mrs. Joseph Henderson of Fl Paso who has been visiting friends in Up per Lowell, has returned to her home
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

Earle Pennypeck left yesterday af- ternoon for Seattle.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

W. H. Fitzgerald returned yester day from California where he spen his vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

J. A .McCallum. of Mazatlan, Mexico was in Bisbee yesterday for a short business visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

J. F. Jacquemin of the Bisbee-Naco water company left last evening for Indianapolis to visit his mother for two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

S. W. French, assistant general manager of the Copper Queen. arrived in Bisbee yesterday afternoon from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

William H. Roberts, Jr.. the sup erintendent of the Wolverine and AT izona property. returned yesterday from a trip to theh eats.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

MT and Mrs. Whshburl of Naco- zari arrived in this city for a visit yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

Peter Tenancy of Cananea was in Bisbee yesterday on business connect ed with the Santa Fe mine of So nora.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

Miss Monett F-ie of Okla. is is visiting her cousin Mrs. T. C. Beene of Johnson Addition.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-31

T. Metz went to Douglas yesterday accompanied by his daughters. for a short visit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-21
SOUTHEAST.

Half street southeast, between NJ and y
etreets-R0se x Hendel 70 John T. Brlnk-
lev. 5r and samuel n BrinElc-s lots H.
ia 70 III. sqUare 71l. SO.
Potomac avenue southeast. between IWelItn
and Thirteenth stgeers-E-d ward D. HolEer
90 ux 90 Mary O Fitzgerald. lot g, square
1Cgl. $40
FIN street southeast. between + and G
streets-Mary c. Fitzgerald 70 EtTard D
and Ellen I. Bolger. part lots and 8.
square SO SO
90 peuus yly-auia avenue s0uthoast-Anerican
Security and Trust Company. trustee. 20
Frederick Aibrecht- part original lot Il.
square 76Z. $500.
Squares s01. $50. Cos county-Charuhina
PayarinI 20 George Krehs. half iteres- in
lot D. and part original lot -. square No1 !.
part original Tot 4. square $50 part original
l0r = squire s0s. LOT IS and u. Bellevue
Highlands. SO.
58 Ninth street s0uthcast-Ernest r. Brown
81 uI- 10 Elmer A. Brown. part LOT Is,
square COS. SO
81 Fourteenth street southeast-Christina
Bauer % Fritz Bauer. ha}r interest IN part
original Tot s. square 1912. 10.
c. street southeast. between sixth and Sew
enJh ErUGcrE-An1nn T. ScnTo-h c. UE 20
kennedy Bros. original lot - and part orig
inal lots q and %. square SIS SO
II street southeast. between Tr1rh and Eler-
enrh streets-Tfa A. Beall % william X
and Mary F. Tearhum. part original lot
r.. square 90. SO.
Fourth street southeast. between 2 and -
E-reets-Anclil 7. Lyle 20 Jennie r. Lyle
lots "a and p, square SO, 81.
Sixteenth and ? streets southeast-Frank s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-21
SUBURBAN

As1.l--e E1lEnlands--lFashfrc Lsa-r r-a
Lrust Company. trustee. 70 James 9 60
ms. iot 81. square 55oa go
1--lll-e Hlghlancs-C- s. Realty C1r1ua1v n
CfaFles h Davidson lot .. block 54s5. 80
handle HiEhialds-T-uIted states Trust CON-
pthy' trustee. % United States RealtyaCom-
pany, lots p and 90. square 55sE SD
Els-Il-e ftiEhlants-Un ited States Realty Com
pany % George and Frank T0ul!ns1u- lots
- and %. square $3.50 SO.
Fsan2-e E4izh.aEcs-T-ni teE states Realty Con-
lany 70 Julia HorUw1tz. lot e. block 5sgz
Il1ndle Highlands-U 6. Realty C1m7a1v ID
"a p Overu1an, Let y. block 500. SO.
rtandle Hlghlands-JChn A Swain 70 John
schultz, lot 3. block 5F24 SO
North Raudle irhIauls-Arnercan Security
and Trust Company. trustee 10 Earhe-10a
W Lee, 90 IS, block 1856, so
Anacostia-(luarartee Building and Loa1 As
ISOLATION OF Baltimore city 20 yiuLau c.
Mauyette. Dot 40 SO
~araC0Ea iEhtE-Sauuel ". Pi--f0-1 - TX
20 David 3. Moore. lot 2. square F10-. SO
y est WO1lTll gc-Charlas Williams o. Tx 20
Charles Williams lot =. square sls- SIn.
West dCe-0harieS Williams ~ ux- To-
Henry A Fierh. l0c J. square fcS-. so
south Piuehu-vt-South FirehurE- Company %.
George Y Small. lot 9. square clIe. 500
Vest 1rd-Ouen H Fowler 81 TX ~ william
Belt lots 81 and S. square 5I5z $50
B--v1 lle-C'harlrs Gordon 81 uN. % Na--aI r
Morris part. SO
University Psrk-Artaur s. Brown 60 uE- n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-21
SOUTHWEST.

south Capitol street soJzhwest. B,tween1 @
ana Il streets-George F. HUFF et ux- 20
eeorEe A. Gray, al OF square east Of Gs3.
fiV- George A. Gray ct TX CONVEYS same
prop ny 10 District Construction Corpora
ton, no
hAlt street southwest. between y and o
streess-William r. Eendrick 70 George w.
Marsh. original lot 70. square 652 SO
5oi q street s0IthWest-AVa Osborne % Ia
vinia F. Tyler. lot 81. square 49,. SO
o street southwest. between Third and Four
and-a-haH streetB-Josesph J. Waters TO John
F1tZmorrts. lots 81 and rs. square 546. SO
NJ street southwest between Four-and- "a half
and SiNth streets--Afargaret N Buriine ct
al. 20 Josephine ~. Burdine. part original
lot 9. square 5Ol, s..
flr6t street southwest, between ID and p
streets-J- Barton Miller 81 TX 20 Esther O.
Gresham. part lots 70 and - square $50. SO
Ninth street southwest. be-. we,en D and =
streCts-Richard A Curtin 10 washington
Loan and Trust Company trustee. lot 15f
and part lots I and r. square 3S7 SO
Six arla-ss-halt street SOU invest, between ID
and = streets-Andreas Gross - Barbara
Z. Swing. lot So square So SO.
iQ and ief NJ street sou- nwesf-Hovgrd r
Norton e US. 70 Gustave and Al DAD B.
Backs1heimer, lots'10 and q, square, ca7FS10
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c street uortseast. between Fourteenth and
FIFTEENTH streets-Willlam G. Curry ct uX
20 frank % Nell, lots ll5 to l29, 40 10 l52,
Q street northeast, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Frank Omen 20 Charles
H. Davidson. lots 1l5 TO lie. 80 to 152, i6s
70 100 square 1854. SO
Alley. between A and p, Second and Third
streets northeast-Carrie T. Pulver 70 An
ME Ofenstein. lot p, square 75s. $50.
- street northeast. between Twelfth and Th.--
Ieenth streets-B. F. Stricken ct Tx. 70
William Frank Thyson, lots Sc. 81, and IS,
square 1903. $40.
Ninth street northeast. between F and c
stTeets-Charles L Railey 70 Samuel W
Earran, lot l2S. square 9l3 SO.
6Js i street northeast-F'rank Cucldewicz ct
uN 70 Samuel A. and Edgar c. Cemmack,
lot l79. square $50. SO
street northeast, between rThirt .enth and
tourteenth streets-William H Baden 70
w. Hayden Collins. lots 7Sito Y. square
1885, SO.
NJ street northeast, between North Capitol
and First streets-David 3. Murdoch. jr.,
70 j. Leslie Watson. lots 46s 20, IS, square
81, $40 J. Leslie Watson conveys same
property 10 Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing
6f8 z stfe.t northeast-Carrie f. Stearns %
Bertha HUM and John r HUM. lot l56'
square SCI. SO
4 street northeast between sixth and Sew
, ,nth streets-Kennedy Bros. 20 Anton T.
Sehroth. lots So a. and 8. square So, SO
/ Ninth street northeast. between MasSacfu u
sets avenue and 3 street-Charles A 20
gan et wv. TO Howard D. and Cora ~.
Chapman. lot 81. square $50 SO.
Rear T2T Sixth street northeast-J eremiah J.
DuEan ct ux. TO Rosina !. Dugan. rear lot
So, square $50. 81
I'll Fourteenth street uOTfheast-FrauCes
T. Clark 10 George ". FentOn. lot -.
square 1883. SO.
Seventh street northeast. between and X
streets-Bcnjamin Micou ct Tx 20 Edward
r. Crismond lot Is square SIS, SO
Thirteenth and i streets nOrtheast-JOhn b.
Harrei or uX. 70 Barbara NJ. Graz, lot ~.
square 1907. so.
73e Seventh street northeast-Saue 10 same,
lot la. square $50 $40
Third and ! streets uortheast-hdvard T
Crismond trustee. 20 Benjamin MicOu- lot
f5. square G6, SO
D street northeast. between Sixth and Sew
euth streets-Kennsd Brothers 10 Edith
Van Aiken stedmaI.. lot z. squire s52. SO.