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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-08-10
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FROM A LOGAN CITIZEN

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Continued from Page |.

haying migrated to this continent
From the east. Living at the same
rhine, in the same region, is \ people
nj lower culture with physiognomy
similar to that OF the Indian tribes and
rD a state % omnity and continuous
warfare In their relations with the
PEOPLE of higher type
Every student of the Book OF Nor.
Gsm between the history revealed by
.rhese alleged records of the past and
Fhe Book of Mormon story itself. The
tablets uneaIthcd In Michigan suggest
IN outline the centuries of conflict be.
Eween the Nephtos and the Lamanltes
sSnd finally the determination of the
cSephite peoples.
Conflicting Opinions.
Nov as to the genuineness of these
Tinds, much has been written and said.
Prof, Francis w. Kelsey, of the Uni
Versity of Michigan, pronounced them
spurious and denounced them as for
series in the early months of 1908.
sSince that other archaeologists have
.Ioined Prof. Kelsey in such dcnuncia'
zion. On the other hand, some whose
opinions must be considered as of val
Sle, have declared them genuine.
Among men of the latter class is Prof.
u O. Kinnaman, editor-in-chief of the
American Antiquarian and Oriental
Journal, published at Benton Harbor,
Michigan. In the Chicago Examiner of
sunday July 80, appears an elabor-
=ately illustrated article embodying
vyhat purports to be detailed endorse
rnent by Prof. Kinnaman. in which he
declares the Michigan relics to be
genuine beyond question. As the ut
gterances ascribed to Prof Kinnaman
IN that writing are not attested by his
signature, 1t may not be wholly fair
ITO hold him accountable for all that
rs there said. In personal letter to
nyself, dated July 10, Prof, Kinnaman
positively declares for the genuine
ness Of the relics and states that he
speaks on the basis of experience OK,
sending back to 1889.
According to the Detroit papers,
prof Frederick Starr. dean of the de-
parmrnt cr American archaeology and
snihrppology in the University of Chi
cage, was in Detroit engaged in the
investigation of the relics as late as
July "a of this year.
Within a few days after the visit
of Prof. starr, the Detroit papers gave
space TO purported interviews with
that gentleman in which he discredits
she alleged relics without modification
1r question.
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CALEB TANNER.
State Engineer.

Date OF first publication July 1sr 1911,
Date OF completion OF publication
August II, 1911. all.
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Archaeological Fraud.

In my own investigation, have
sandeavored to maintain a strictly ju-
siicial and unbiased condition of mind
and to carefully consider and weigh
The evidence on both sides. For con.
.siderably over year past, | have
been convinced that these articles
are manufactured with intent to de
esive, and that they are dug up as
occasion seems to demand. In making
shis statement, | refrain from any at
ilempt to name or indicate the parties
actually responsible for this forgery
Enough from the evidence | have gath
.sered within the last few weeks, speci
ideally in the course of visit to De
sroit in the month of June last, | am
sure that | know who some of these
parties are. | agree with the spirit OF
certain recent newspaper reports as
>=ribed to Prof. Starr, to the effect that
certain of the Detroit collectors, not
ably Reverend Dean Savage, and Mr.
". Etzenhouser, appear to be abso
nutely innocent of any Intentional
fraud in the matter and are to be re
sgarded as innocent victims of whole
sale forgery.
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Notice is hereby given that the
foregoing petition will be presented
to the Board of County Commission
ers, OF Cache County, Utah, on the
End day of September, 1911, at 800
o'clock p. m. of said day at the com
missioner's room, in the court house,
at Logan City, Utah. that being the
time fixed for the hearing of the
same,
CHAS. C. WOOD,
JOSEPH WOOD,
A. NJ. sIMMoNDS,
Committee.
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Evidences Of Fraud.

Among the facts, the consideration
of which have led to my conclusions
regarding the fraudulent character of
these flnds, are the following:
20, Accordingly to the evidence
2 have been able to gather, practically
b. all the discoveries of relics thus far
reported have been made by James o,
Scotford or by his sonin-law, Scoby,
or by parties who, like myself, have
Oeen operating under the guidance of
she men named. Now, were these
relics actually of ancient burial and
rs generally distributed as reports OF
the finds would indicate. there would
surely be some discoveries by acct
dent On the other hand, discoveries
are made by parties who go into the
field for the purpose and, as far as
know, by none others. A few weeks
after the unearthing Of the six piece;
Dry myself, as described above, | re
turned to Detroit and, with the assist
ance OF others, opened % mounds il
The immediate vicinity of those Il
which my finds had been made, with
out finding q single additional piece
or course, this is but negative ey
dence, but such evidence sometime
Becomes of primary Importance. Nor,
over, such evidence, when cumulative
may become convincing My exper
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-08-18
Will Aid in the Campaign

IKE Illinois Issue offers splendid opportunity for build
ing temperance sentiment fact it the ideal medium for
this particular field OF endeavor Through present
work to people who could be reached any other wav
And the cumulative effect Of fifty issues the paper
each number teemng with argument and fact that cannot
be controverted bound to produce resuss sure to win
new friends for the league.
We are entering upon most important campaign of or
gantion preparatory to the coming primary elections next
April The Issue will prove an effective aid in this work
We should have circulation of at least fifty thousand
copies weekly, entering into many different homes This
would insure about two hundred thousand readers allow
ing four members to each family which is fair average
Now, dear FRIEND it is you who with us in this FIGHT
against the saloon and it's allied interests we earnestly urge
procure list of subscribers for the paper If we
can help by sending sample copies for distributions tell
us and we will gladly mail them free of charge
Won't you begin today secure club of five or more new
subscribers? Remember the club is fifty cents year
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Who Pays the Fiddler i?

Dancing has been for many years, and is still mooed
question in social and religious circles There those who
say dancing is all right There others who say dancing
is all wrong You may of business whether
you dance And possibly you right, that is in
you pay the fiddler But the you begin to send
the ddlers BILL your dancing whether think it right
have pay the BILL propose to make it business
Well that is the whole logic of the county option argu
The moment county option is mentioned friend
the enemy, throws fit and raises the cry, ooh, that will
do-never in the wide world Why that will give
the farmer chance to the question: and what does
the farmer know about it? Anyhow it is of the farm
er's business whether have saloons in town not We
believe in local self And that the face Of
it, sounds rather plausible But, after ALL it depends
depends upon who pays the fiddler. Here county with
saloons only in the county town. There many such
in Illinois, The voters of the county seat town. alone have
voice in the matter cit is of the farmers business
The saloon pays license fee Of 81 1000 that goes into the
city treasury It is still Of the farmers business.
Having paid the fee the saloon begins to grind out it's in
evitable gristcmna and paupers and delnquents and
orphans These follow in the wake of the saloon neva
bly, night follows the setting of the
These Dependents Are Source of Expense =
The of these ncurs tremendous expense Who pays
it? Why the saloon of course it will for it's prod
uct will it not? No. it will not The saloon argues pays
the city large fee for the privilege of creating this
pense it up the city to for it. And that ism bad
city pay the fiddler But does it? The criminal made Grim
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-08-18

na by the saloon indicted by the grand iurv-the county
pays the bill Tie prosecuted in the criminal by the
state attoneythe county pays the bill He is sentenced
and sent to board with the sherhe county pays the bill
The delinquent the derelict the DEPENDENT the sound in
mind are sent to the amshousethe county pays the bill
But who pays these county bills? The saloon which creates
them? the city which paid fee for the privilege Great
ing them or the farmer who has no voice in the matter?
Not the saloon, certainly. 1t is tax dodger I'm
Cook County, with about 1900 Saloons the assessed va
ton of all saloon and eating house property combined was
only $l95S6 in 1907 There is maker like the saloon
municipality pay the bill? In the state outside of Cook
County, the municipalities pay 1912 per cent
oneourth of the county Who then pays the other
The farmer The farmer pays 1862 per
OF the bills and yet they is of the farmers
ness But 1t u.s. 1t is just exactly 1928 per his
ness and submit it high time that he begins to attend
to his business But how he long the law says he
must the bills but he may have voice the making
OF them? Is that local self government for which the United
Societies cry Rather that taxaton without representa-
ton, against which fathers fought lone and bitterly
How about it. farmer how much longer are you going to
the fiddler without having voice the ordering of the
dance? 1t is the purpose of county option give
you that voice. And you have if you will fight it.
We told that Chicago has 81 100000 deficit What
lucky thing that the United Societies prevented the local
option question from coming vote in this city, thereby
maybe saving the city from drought That is is lucky
for the noense people, for they certainly would have had
to for the responsibility of that 100000 deficit
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-08-18
Hon. John Coleman

Hon. John Coleman,
representative in the
Illinois House of Repre-
sentatives from the 10th
Senatorial District, is
one of the Democrats
who voted for county
local option and in fav-
or Of every temperance
measure brought before
the legislature. Mr..
Coleman is honest, up
right and steadfast. He
is a son Of whom Illinois
may well be proud. The
10th Senatorial District
is composed Of Winnie
bago and Ogle counties.
Mr.. Coleman is a farmer
and resides at Rochelle,
honesty and absence of
hn Coleman in the legis-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ~ the Interior. T.. = Land
u1irc ~ Tucumrnri. Y. VI.

Department ~ the Interior. T.. = Land
Onirc 81 Tucum"nri, Y. VI
June 30. 1911
Nu'icr BE- hereby given that MuNimil
iano Martinez, Of Rcyuclto, Y. w., who.
ou Feb ~. 1906. made II r. No. 72Hl.
Serial No 0iiS3). for -, Sw4 aud
81 ST., Soc. ~, Twp. II Y, Range
- T.. y VI. =. Meridian. ha. filed notice
of intention 20 make Final Five Year
Proof. 80 establish claim 20 the land
above described. before the Register and
Receiver. T.. :. Land Office. AZ Tucum.
earl, y. VI. on the nh day Of August,
1911.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Julia
Elcu, Francisco Bnrrras, Francisco Ro.
dartc. all If Rcvuclto. y. ", \. l.
Flemi,tcr. Ut Cusilrherrv y, VI
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NOTICE p. PUBLICATION

Department uf the Interior. 4. : Land
Onirc ~ Turumruri. y VI
June 90. lpll
Notice is hereby given that lame, =.
DiNca, or Dolsou. y, VI. who, ou March
~, 1900. made n. T.. No. 1854. Serial
W uliG-J. for the \Eil see. 20, aud
Ndd1 IT, T. Ol3l0i. Feb =, 1910,
for the NWl,, See -. Twp - y, Rnagc
- T., y. VI. T.. Meridian, has filed no.
'irr u' intention Ia make Final Five
N"or Proof. 10 establish claim "a the
land above described, before the Regis.
ter and Receiver, T.. = Land Office, ~
Turumcuri, y. NJ, on 'h" IAN day oi
August. l"ll.
Claimant names rs witnesses: William
Erisroc, William i. Capp,, :. T.. Parker
". l.. Luycnrk, all of Dod,ou, y. VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Ut the Interior. T.. IS Land
uNicr nc Tucumcuti. y VI.
July j.. 1914.
Notice b. hereby given that William
Z WillhuuL-. of House, y. VI. who. on
september ~. 1900. made H.. T. ~.
lnsO7, Serial 40 uiilgJ, for NEi,.
SEE -, Twp > y, Rang D. T., y. NJ.
T. Meridian, hn. nlcd uotirc OF iut"u.
'iuu 'u make Final Communication Proof.
lu establish claim iu the land rl.o,r de-
.rrlhoi. before the Register aud Re.
cri,cr. T.. :. I.hud Office. ri Iurumcuri.
y W., uu lhr 2lth day of august. Irll.
Claimant unmr- l. vituc..r. \ H.
Bryant, ~ g.. Fuller. T. H. raaiu. e.. -.
Wade. uIl Ut House. y NJ
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department al the Interior, 4. ;. Land
Onicc nt Tucumoari. y ".
June -, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Ilarrictte
VI. SNYDER, If Charlotte, y. w., who.
ON July -. 1900, made II. f. No 9l3i,
Serial No. OIglS,J for NEii, See. 20,
Twp > y, Range - T., Y. VI. T.. Nerd.
ian. has fled notice of intention "a make
Final rive Year Proof, 10 establish
claim 10 the luud above described, hc.
fore l.. +. Williams, T.. :. Commissioner
at Murdock, y NJ. on the eth day ~
August, 1911,
Claimant names NJ witnesses: Henry
Kuuscmuller, John White, j, !, Curtis
4. II. Clegg. all IT Charlotte, y, NJ,
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NOTICE. roR PuBL1cATIoN

prpnrtmrn, Of the Interior, 4. = Land
Dniy" 1T ]Tucumcntr, " VI
Juiy IT,. lgll.
Notice D. hereby given that Eml
Gruu. Ut Tucumcnri. y VI who. ou Ma,
!. 1905. made H. T. No. S"G}. Serial
Nu uIGpsI for SWlt See. 20, Twp. J..
y. Range 80 e.. y. W. T.. Meridian. ba.
flied notice or intent ION go make Final
riy" Year Proof. 'u establish claim Il,
the lnud above described, before tn,
Rroi-irr aud Receiver. &. =. laud Of
lice. a, Tucumrnri, y. VI. on the 2jtl
lay of August. 1911.
claimant uumrs os witnesses D. T.
.posrv, Walter rurIiu. ". 49, Hnyonmph
q. T.. Huvanuugh, nl ~ Tucumcnri. y
VI
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Department at the Interim g.. = lnui
Ohic" at Tnrumcuri, \. VI
July ~, 1911
Notice * hereby given that George
T.. Custlrhcrrv, ct rusllrhrrry, y W.,
who, an August -, 1905. made IT, T., N".
lUlpi. tSrrial No. uilnG), for NV .,
See -, Twp. n y, Randr ~ T., y. VI.
T.. Meridian. has filed notice 1T inrcn
ton, go make Final rive Wear Proof, Ia
establish claim 10 the land above de-
7crihcd, before the Register aud Re
cciyrr. T.. :. Land Onicr, ri Tucum
earl, y ", on m" l2th day Ut Sep
tcmhrr, lpll
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Hufu.
Culhcrsou, y. \. Miller, James Fields
/ Santiago CHAVEZ. all IT Cu,tlchcrry, y
NJ.
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Dcpur'mru, ~ 'hc Interior, T.. s. Land
Oniro ~ Tucumcnri. Y. VI
June 90, 1911
Noiirr 81. hereby given that Marion
T. Iogio. Of PLAN y VI. who. on
April 90. 1000. made H. g. No. sluS.
l~criul 40 0lGl9). for NWh. See. -.
TWP ~ y. Range ~ T.. Y. VI. +. Mcrid
ian, has filed notice of intention SO
make Final Five Year Proof, lo rstah
lish cluin. 20 the hand above described.
before the Register aud Receiver. 4. =.
Land Oni,c ~ Tucumcnti. " w., ou the
sth day of August. lgli
Claimant names ~ witnesses: John
Jolly, uf Norton. Y. w.. l.om Nuglin,
of PLAN. y. W.. Mrs. Charity Roberts,
Of Tucumcnri, y. ". Josh p~cndcrgraft.
~ PLAZA. y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department 1T the Interior, I, : Land
Onicc nj Tucumcari, y, VI.
July l., lHll,
Notice is hereby given that william
lIill, at Bnrancas, y. NJ who, IN March
|, 1905, made u. T. M. 7"S2, lScrinl
Va. UiiOG) for Eis SWii and We SCI,
Soc. 10, aud Add1 II. T.. Oll52l. Nav
Is, 1909, for the SEA SEA, See, 10, All
in Twp. : \, Range ~ T., aud VIZ
SWI, See. rs, Twp : y, Range ~ T.,
y. NJ. T., Meridian, has Gled notice ri
intention "a make Final Five Year
Proof. "a establish claim IN the land
above described. before the Register
aud Receiver, T., =. Land Onicc NJ IN
cumcari, y. NJ, on the 2snd, day OF
August, 1911,
Claimant names as witnesses; j. y
Nelson, u. l.. Harper, Frank hin, La
lther Gore, all Of Banncas, \. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, 4. =. Land
Ohi,r ~ Tucumcari, y. VI.
july -. 1911,
Nniicr - hereby given that Emilt"
Rivera. uf Tucumcnri. y. VI, who, on
Aug. :. 1900. made ". e. No. 9lil,
Serial NJ. O50oD for ~. Nwlr. Me-,
Swi, aud NWii SEA. See. q, Twp.
: y. Range =. T., y. W. T.. Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to maxi"
Final Five Year Proof, 10 establish
claim 10 the land nhovr described, be-.
fore the Register aud Receiver, I. ;.
Land Office NJ Tucumcari, y NJ, uu 'hc
END duy 1T August, l9ll
claimant names ~ witnesses: Ricardo
Lmian. of Puerto. y. VI. Flo5cnclu 'rrs.
pin. uf Tucumrari. y. NJ, Andre Do.
m]inqur2, of Baraucas, y NJ, \irl,ur
Tafuyu. of Puerto. y. VI
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TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO
once Of the Secretary
CERTIFICATE OF coMPAR1anN

!, Nathan Jana, Secretary NJ the Ter.
r%itory Ut New Mexico. 10 hereby ccrti.
~ that there was filed for record in this
Office nj ten o'clock \. VI. on the Nine.
teenth day of June. 4. D., 1911; ARrI.
Giles or INCORPORATION or THE
CANADIAN UTE OIL. Gas NND
LAND COMPANY, Number GSil, and
also, that 7 have compared the follow
lug copy Of the same. with the original
thereof now on flr, aud declare n 20
he a correct transcript thcrcfrom and
Of the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal ~ the Territory Of New Mexico.
AT the city ~ Santa r., the Capital, on
this 18th dny ~ June. \. u. 1911.
,SEAIO NATHAN JNFFN.
1.. -
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ~ the Interior, 4. y. Land
Office NJ Tucumcnti, y NJ
June -. lglL
notice is hereby given that Thomas
u. davenport. ~ House, y. VI, who, on
March ~. 1907, made H. r. No. 1895.
lScrinl " u53s) for NWii See. 20,
TWP ~ Range ~ T.. y. VI p Morid.
lem. has flied notice NJ intention 10 make
FINAL Communication Proof, 10 establish
claim ~ the land above described. be.
fore MURRAY ". shaw, T.. :. Commits.
,iouor ut ua..cl y. ". on the 7ih
duy cot August. l"ll.
Claimant name. u- witnesses. Joseph
y. curtis. Of Cburlutic. y VI, Thomas
y. Lodcu. Of Charlotte. y VI, chus.
Colby i VI. scarborough, both ~ House.
y. VI.
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NOTICE Foh PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, I, :. Land
Onicc nt Tucumcari, y. VI
June -, 1871,
Noticc Is hereby given That Joseph
i. Curtis. ~ Charlotte. y. NJ, who, ON
July -, 1906 made II. f. No. 9lO3, tSer.
ial M. OioO7), for NWH, See. %, Twp.
: y, Range - T., y. NJ. T., Meridian,
has filed notice of intention Ia make
Final Five Year Proof, tu establish
claim 20 the land above described, he,
fore l.. +, Williams, 4. :. Commissioner,
nt Murdock. y. NJ, on the 9Th dry oi
August, 1911.
Claimant names NJ witnesses; Geo. A
Haynes, Sam g.. Day, Louis Smith, JOIN
+, white, all Of Charlotte, n. NJ.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In the District Court,
County Of QUAY.
Nhsnlum VI. Wait
No. $40 ".
Elizabeth -. Wait.
The said defendant Elizabeth .. Wait
&, hereby notified that q sui, in divorce
hu, been commenced against her In the
District Court for the County Of Quay.
Territory of New Mexico, hv said Ah~a.
lom VI. Wait, alleging de.crtion aud
abandonment. that unless she enter or
cousc Ia be- entered her appearance in
said suit On ar before 'hc 18Th day ~
August. \. u. lHlll decree Pro coz
FESSO therein will be- rendered
against YOU.
CHAS. =. DOWNS. CIrrk.
H. l.. Boon, Tucumcari, New Mexico,
Attv. Tor plaintin.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

~ IfNN " ~ w NNNfN w .H f0'NN
Onlcc nj Tucumcari, y. NJ.
July ~. 1911
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
Il. Miller. Of Castlcbcrry. y. NJ, who,
on Aug. l., 1900, made II, T.. M. HSG7,
tScrial No. OiOSG), for the Sia NEi,,
See. ~, aud So Nwh, See, -, aud
AddI II. T.. M. 0lsl55, SOB, foI
SwI, See, 20, Twp II y, Range ~ T.
y. NJ. T., Meridian, has flied notice al
intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, 20 establish claim 10 the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver, 4. s. Land Office, NJ tn
cumcari, y. NJ, IN the 18th day of Sep
tcmhcf, lHll,
Claimant names ~ witnesses: i. W
| puett, !. W. Whitaker, Rufus Culber
son, y. A. Miller, all Of Tucumcari, n
VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

AfFINAN llNN'NN va NH NV ~ ' f f' 'H'
Odicr NJ Tncumcari, Y. NJ
June Is, 1871,
Notice is hereby given that Luther
Gore, of Bnrnucns, y. VI, who, On
April u, 1905, made ". e. No. sll5,
lSrrial M. OlG57l for w, SWi, See
%. aud Eis SEii, See. 90 Twp, : Y.
Range ~ T., y. VI, =. Meridian, has filed
notice II intention to make Final Fiv,
Year Proof, 10 establish claim to III,
land above described, before the Regis
Ter aud Receiver, 4, :, Land Oaicc at
Tucumcuri, y NJ, on the Sth day OF
August, 1911.
Claimant amr ~ Witnesses j T.
Nelson. Frank Hin, William Hill, VII
| liam Gore. all of Rarnncas. y. VI.
! 7.I.5t Il. 4. Prentice, Register