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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-03-22
First Sign of Spring.

H. F. Thompson's bicycles and
sundries have arrived. 11-3
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-03-22
Your Name

is put in your hat, if you buy it
at Bears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
Rin9side Tales
By "Old Timer"
vac plNcn sy oFFlcsR eeAuscnolTE

getting
with
lakeside city managed living is journeyed
winning
him:
pux gained rather than
battles.
corner won.
deng where he fight police
the district hailed him
Young auoh inspector stern why yen waste yer
limo afghtng TIA the
not the foorce. becoom ofncerg"
I'D like well enough
INF"
inspector paternay "Asy enough mo lad ay
enough he They do tadn
build ye hoy school education
IT. the fighter did.
Jimmy
abandoned icehouse
coll both
did not HE ththernot large
Pickering torches. with ring
How much there
Only sGsso," responded tins promoter OF the mill
Cant dig little he fighter
Tho
At this juncme boyish
Beauschole and messenger kid guided
Beauschole ripped the
brief message, which read follows
Mr. John Beauschoe OF your appoint.
mont 40 paroman and inclosed
a station
II explained "and da
folks said dat I would find here"
Mr. Beauscholte
moter side 49, ~
How did house?" asked Mr. Beau
schote why, sGe answered the promoter.
Cant you raise It to $100f
impossible" cried the promoter haven't got IT,"
Then Numbered officer Beauschoe
as an officer OF the law and by the authority
violation Of the city Illinois VIII You come
along quietly or shall call the wagon7'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
q. n.LEE

X. II. Lee. . San Francisco boy,
In tho first Pacific coast athlete 10
announces himself candidate for
tho American-olymplc xnmss team
Although running only IL months.
be has participated In ~ races Ills
first effort was In flye-mile event.
In which he rN unplaced. Sin days
later hs ran third in nile race.
his tiino being .0s. On the same
dag he ran second In the two-mslc
doing II In .if:ta Two weeks iafer
he cut hls Time ~ seconds over this
distance. finishing second He again
showed marked Improvement In his
merit try In the mile. cutting his
time from .0s 10 .os. So lie won
the first fiysmiie race he parfics.
patcd In. finishing 800 yards ahead
Of tho second man. In :zs:33 He
finished second In his next fivemiie
race. being beaten stop by GRrvln.
the Olympic club champion. Ice
again finished second to GArviu In
the five mile race run AZ the Pacific
Athletic association championships
In this race Ice was In his dressing
room when tho starting shot was
fired. and tho other runners had
about 800 yards start when he got
into tho race lie ran second In his
first i0-ruils run, losing TO Amin.
ute man after having given a e-rnin.
ute handicap. His next f0-mile race
was across country. which he won In
;s2s7. In May Of this year he com.
pated in another i0-milo race. win.
nIRg II in $3.50. lettering his time
by minutes and IL seconds. On
October IN. In tho r. A. A. cham.
pionships. he won the five-mile.
Several weeks before that Lee
won tho Coast championship nj the
Astoria. Or. games. II Lee sue
oseds Ia making the American.
Olympic team. he win enter the
Marathon. the i0mlle and the 10
mile walk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

Z PORTLAND. Or. Nov 90 - =
4 Denver" Ed Martin. tho =
4 giant negro boxer. will oppose =
4 Tommy Ryan. former middle \
4 weight champion of the world. 4
4 tonight al the boxing and =
4 wrestling carnival al the =
4 Armory The contest Is adj 4
4 vertissd an an exhibition =
4 match. bat n In expected that 4
4 tho fans viii witness an ex. 4
4 citing 50. This Il Ryan's frat =
4 public appearance IN a ring In 4
4 tho Northwest. 4
= - $3.50 80 - = =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

Follrich Beats Tom Dale

Tom Dale. the prize package mid.
diewoight OF the ballard Athletic
club. wass slipped surprise pack.
age last night. by one Charlie Foil
rich OF the Rainier Valley Athletic
club, The said package was de.
livercd In the extra fourth round OF
the star bout Of the ballard clubs
smoker last nlght. and came IN the
nature OF a sleep pill outboxed IN
the first two rounds. Follrich came
back with a vengeance In the third.
and In the fourth slipped over the
mcky punch.
but the bout Was a dandy one. In
fact Il wasfa good card all the way
through, and the fans were thor.
onghly pleased with thu entertain.
ment provided. There was a good
sized crowd present
| the 100 pound event. Clayton
Anderson outclakscd Roy Peters.
and put him away In the second
period O'Niell aud Wyard. az 40
pounds put up a fast and furious
scrap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
Why JACK JOHNSON AND
CiAx FAILED TO MEET

4 Palmer Day OF Pasadena, =
. Cal. who recently returned 4
= from Paris. France. tells =
= good story on Jack Johnson. =
4 Day was seated In CATO 4
4 IN Paris. whom former Presl. 4
= dent Porflrio nIax Of Mexico 4
= entered In company with two 4
Z other gentlemen. Within a 4
4 few minutes lack JohnAon 4
4 aud his white wife 90 entered 4
4 tho cafe. Johnson asked the 4
4 waiter who tho distinguished 4
4 old gentleman was. and nod =
= dcd toward President niax. 4
4 lie was told and Immediately 4
= taking one OF his cards gave =
4 Il to the waiter and asked 4
Z him 10 present II 20 the form 4
= or head OF the Mexican gov. .
= srnment and say that he 4
4 would like 20 meet the diHtin- .
4 suinhed or president \
= Upon reading the card tho 4
4 ex.presidont arose slowly from 4
4 his seat and STRENGTHENING 4
4 himself 10 his full height. 4
. glanced witheringiy nj the 4
= big dinge and left the cafe. 4
= Huh" said Johnson. He =
4 hasn't got anything on me. =
4 can 20 back and no can't" =
- 49, 4 q 4 a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
HOW TO HUNT

SUPERIOR. Nis.. Nov. 2s--car.
ryinE rifle In the cab Of his en-,
xlne. Engineer Henry kenmick.
while moving slowly upgrade.
opened fire and brought down a
fine buck deer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
BOYS
RESTING

toach OHthon and hIa band OF
rs Pullman football warriors aro
resting today AT their hotel walt
INK for the tomorrow's struggle
They had light practice on the uni
yernity campus yesterday and viii
repeat Il today.
Coach osthoff insists that his
team Is not lacking IN beef and
Drawn. lilo also says his boys are
the gAmeat who ever llved,-but he
fears the eraftinesa OF the Washing.
ton men, lie says they know the
game too we'll
Manager Victor zednick has the
tickets on sale az Spanldlng's aud
he expects a capacity crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

Where Is Tim Hurst
hav beer asked
that drop
nom sigh quickly Scarcely
taIkedof baseball
Tim resident Ashland
he has lived Gotham residing
would be camping For 20
hotel, Of which regarded o ne he
Timothy American league
Eddie Collins
sympathy He Is worth about 100000 and isn't
either His bank roll Is probably than
combined
and VIII umpire when the offer attractive And he
de
Tim enioy a cha with
him. Long Hughes.
talked shop. Tim doing
Hughes related story Of him I tell in
grounds with the hospital
Just outside the left field fence? One pitching
Cleveland and getting awful which
usually something
drives that - -
Hurst umpirIng / maulng
getting made the
might have had
ohy commented his umpirng.
about pitching Finally n ked:
Who's pitching this
Well, he draweled, Judging I
o. those old fellows there
TIME Jerking MIS- thumb toward the hospital
rest of that believe - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
KICKS FOOTBALL 90 MILES

KICKS FOOTBALL 20 MILES
CAMBRIDGE. Mas, Nov. "a
Winning wager OF $500 By kicking
a football 30 miles IN "a hours.
Daniel Sargent. one OF the editors
OF the Harvard University Crimson.
has ylndirnted today hls contention
that the best plgrkin hooters are
not 10 be found on tho varsity
eleven. and that the kicking branch
OF the college sport IN In a deca.
don't state this season Harsont's
editorial MAS ridiculed by mum.
her Of fellow members OF the
Sphinx club. and resulted In the
wager. The journals, athlete was
accompanied from Cambridge TO Fps.
vich BY several automobile loads
OF students. who Witnessed HIS re-
mafkabIc achievement OF kicking
tho ball over the entire distance
with scarcely any stops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
Title
Insurance

After all. what Is this
Abstract that you depend
upon SO completely for the
validity OF your titler
IL is simply a history.
presumably an accurate
history. Of your title clear
back TO the first grant
from the government.
The attorneys opinion
is based on this Abstract
or history.
But. suppose the history
itself. written at different
times by different people,
contains some little error;
that there is a hidden de-
feet in the title. one not
reflected in tho Abstract
and therefore not known
to the Attorney
Wouldn't you rather
have a guarantee that your
title is corrcctl
That Is the question.
And it is worth your
most serious thought.
Fac-Simile Of policy
with price list
on request.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

ANGELES. 2eAd woigas. lightweight champion of tho
appendicitis today and
h THANKSGIVING day battle with Freddie Welsh has been called Off
oplainins his Sunday when
hearty meal Immediately after nduisins In fifteen rounds Of
o'clock this morning his palms
and Tom Jones' his Summoned physician
hospital
W. Pollard wolgasts physician called the hospital
a staff tho
appendicitis win
ssPulard the following statement:
4 think there immediate danger Of
will Of
possible already examined him. Will
formed necessarily operation"
Woignss wife and his Tom Jones' the cham
enduring with the orude he manifests the He f.
eompanng canceng OF
nxht with Welsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
REApY Eon ela DAME

PORTLAND. Or. Nov. 20 Tho
University OF Oregon eleven lsft
Eugene today for Portland. where
Oregon and ths Multnomah Ath.
lstic club team viii clash tomor.
row,
Now that the coiiegians' cham
plonship hopes have been dumped
on the scrap heap. the players are
not worrying over results. and Il IL
expected they win play much bot.
Ter game than they did against
Washington November Is Tn.
cllbmsn held their last practice 90.
day. Thay are confident % win
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

@pascR Ball Mrns
~ By Billy Evnns

TRYING oUTWIT HURST WASTED EFFoRT-THIRr
eAeEMEN GUN SHY WHEN LAJo Eis At eAT-sARs Sci
LIKE HEIR POSITIONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
FRISCO FANS ClAM0RIne FORA
MOL CAST PAckEv M'FARlAN 60

SAN FRANCISCO 2s-The Mcfar.
lsnd has made is5 pounds here for his bout with Harlem Tommy Muir
DAY for fight between the stock yards lad and Champion AID woas
giving
With
taking a hopeful OF the situation.
PAckEvs MANAGER WANTS ACTION
SAN FRANCISCO. Nos 2s-H Tom Jones match his
champion PackEy hs business within
Emil Tny OF Paey Mcfarland Of Chicago here today fol-
lowing the receipt Of telegram offering
New
II he not
hear from wolgasts time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
Why NOT oLGsoNf

While thu critics are picking
their all Northwest teams most Of
them are overlooking tho one best
bet as quarter In Oieson OF Lincoln
high
His only serious rival 10 cobisnr
Of Tacoma. and whom II comes 10
n show down he has II on the Tn.
coma lad In kicking. M he IL the
best high school foosor In tho
Northwest. also no 10 some field
general. ~ shown by the showing
the Lincoln team made altar he
took the place Of Tubhy Douglas
ut quarter. Although hs Il not a.
fast ~ cobleur. he In Just ~ good
an open field runner.
An thsre Is q scarcity Of good
puntsts In high school circles this
year his kioking alone ought q
earn him a place on the cosstcd
eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
CAT OWNERS RIOT

CHICAGO. Nov 2s.-~There was =
smailslxed riot AZ local theatre
when 100 cat owners. anxious for
their lelines TO start o stage career.
answered an advertisement offer.
Ing to buy three kittens
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
TWO MIGHTY
 HUNTERS HERE

Doctor H. E. Houston, NJ. D., of Whitefish. Montana. and Doctor R. Houston. D. D. S. of Kalispell in the same state. arrived up on the last trip of the Dolphin and took apart ments at the Pullen House.
 The doctors are brothers and well known sportsmen of Montana. For the past eight years they have been hunting during their summer vaca- tions in the Rocky mountains of Montana. They have secured many trophies and specimens of the large game of that section.
 Their mission now is to secure specimens of the large game of the North for the Museum Of Natural History at Kalispell For this pur- pose they will go into the upper reg ion of the McMnlan river in Yukon,
 They have secured the services of Roderick Thomas of Whitehorse as guide, and as they are going into a good game country it is expected that they will be entirely successful in getting results.
 In addition to their field equipment for Killing large game, they have al so provided themselves with fine photograph outfit and are in hopes of getting some good pictures of live wild game.
 It is their intention to write a series of articles for outdoor Life and furnish illustrations of the game and scenery of the country Today they left for Atlin. where they will spend a few days after which they will go after the big game in earnest
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
PORTLAND ID
 WELCOME BILL

PORTLAND, July 26-Portland has won the 1912 reunion of Elks, which means that it will be host to one of the largest gatherings in the country next year. The Portland lodge sent a large delegation to Atlantic City several weeks ago, won lot of prizes in the parade and copped off the annual gathering for 1912. This is a big event and one that will do much to attract attention to the en- tire Pacific Northwest
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
NILLERS ARE
 GETTING READY

SEATTLE. July 26-The millers Of he Pacific Northwest are laying pla. to reach cut for the European mark cts. in preparation for the opening of the Panama Canal Up to now, H has been due to poor transportation that more Northwest flour has not been sold on the Continent; but when Che canal is open. lt win be possible to put shipments straight through from here A standard brand .g Co be adopted by the Northwest mills fer the European trade, and this win be sold at cost For a profit. the future will be awaited. A similar plan was successfully worked by Che Kansas mlllers at one time The lsat ing flour manufacturers in this sec tion have approved Of the project II should be the means for adding ma teriauy to the payrols of the Pacif ic Northwest
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
N0SH
 OVER TRAIL

Camp skaevay No oi tbs Arc uc Brotherhood. held a regular meet ing Iast nigh, st which .hree ebee ebacss were taken ara= fhe usI
 The new brothers are caps Ride uour. IGlh Infantry q g. h who s going Co his Hee duty Che command of Che Post t st WFtaeI AF Hol loway. travelling For fha A'ask1-YuEon Magazine. and Edward Dwysr the noted right guard of the YaIe foot bah team for i11a-f6
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26

u B charged against Or Wiley hat be permitted as arrangement 70 be made rib m H @ Rmby a rscczuize& nharmacoznoeist of Col amb University New York. for compensation ln e1cess of thst slieu ed by law H fs claimed taat the ar- anr-mant vss f6 Bus ff Husty on taa bayran of he dspstuert at tise6 year ss sa empioyt of fhe brreau of chemistry. sa agreement being made vita him fbat siouid he Be called upon t0 perform as'iy surb services ss his salary eeHIi compen- sata for st he rate of i1H p- day Ter laboratory investigation tnd S1a DOT day for attendance is rou-f
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
CABINET ROW
 OYER WILEY.
ID AlasEa vsaa Bargaa

WASHINGTON D c Fiy rbe cabIue, row over the lassfton 1f t5e retention or d.am'sssf of Doctor Wt ley. the food expert in tas depart meat of agriculture hss assumed more serious phse Far sersral days lhe case has been under adrisemeH, Attorney General wiekresbam being lnsfstert ia hIs demaets Cor removal and aiheF members of the rsbine holding that use Doctcr be retained To5ay see Wilson reported to pres+ 8ent Taft adversely on tba question af retaining Doctor Wiley
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
THEY G0T OFF
 VERY EASILY
lBy Alaska News BureauJ

NEW YORK. July 26-The heads of thirty-seven firms indicted as be- ing members Of the wire trust yeste.- day pleaded guilty to the charge and were fined from one thousand to fif- teen hundred dollars each.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
BUILDING FUR
 BIG SHOW
-RE AIasEa NJ Bnreanl

SAN FRANCISCO. July 26-For the benefit of the great Pauama-Pa- ciCic exposition, the city has decided to extend a boulevard from Market street along the harbor front out to the Cliff House.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
TONIGHT oNLY

Upon request rf several ef oTr pat rn0s. the show tonight viii consist of six Of Che most pdPuiar films eNhib- ited during Che past week The an- nruncemenf Is made however that ubs six reel show fs only on For t1- night
 The Gross Moving Picture Co
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
NEBRASKA F0R
 PRESIDENT TAFT
- M. M. -

LINCOLN Es- July 26-At the Nebraska Republican state Canvsn- uon which Is being beId a this city today President T1N was endorsed ae the candidate CT tle party in iai2
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
CLOSE RACE
 IN MID-AIR
lBy Alaska News Bureau)

BRISTOL, Eng. July 26-Ayiator Beaumont arrived today, two minutes in advance of Aviator Vedrines in their one thousand and ten mile aero plane race.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
]. s. TROOPS
 ARE LANDED
LRv Alaska News Bureaul

WASHINGTON. D. c. July 26-To- days adyjcos rom Hayt are to the effect that the rebel leaders who are in control have had disagreements which caused great riots to ensue. American marines have been landed to protect American interests,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
N0 CHOICE
 EXPRESSED
iBy Alaska News Bureau)

IHI ATasha NGWs HUIV00'T
 FREMONT, Neb. July 26-The Neb- braska State Democratic Convention has failed to express any choice for presidential candidate for the party in 1912. but left 1t for the people Of the state to decide
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
BIG STORM ON
 q. LAWRENCE
LRr AIaska M Rureanl

OTTAWA. July 26-According to q ports received in this city. twenty lives were lost in the recent severe storms that have prevailed along the St Lawrence river.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26

Mrs J DaeeTii1e. of Fort seward. made the round trip on the Peterson today.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
GIVING
 UP HER DEAD
rRr Alaska News Rnreaul

HAVANA, Cuba July 2G-Among the bodies being recovered, three skeletons were found in the wrecked Maine.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
HEAT NOW
 SUBSIDING
-Rv AIaska Ngws Bureaul

iBy AlaSka News buTeau'l
 ST LOUIS. July -26-From all sec tons of the middle western states, reports are coming in to the effect that the heat is subsidiug
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
BIG JIM WANTS
 \ BI6 BEAR
lBy Alaska News Bureaul

LOS ANGELES. July 26-James J.. JefCries. ex-pugiust has announced his intention of hunting for big game in the North. He will leave hree for Seward on August fourth. It is his present ambition to ElI big Kadiak bear
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
FORKS
 HAS BIG FIRE
LRv Alaska News Rnreaul

GRAND FORKS. N. b. July 26-A solid block of business houses was destroyed by fire iu this city today. tHtaiiug great loss
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
ATTELE' WIHS
 FROM REGAN

0Hy Alaska NeVs HHreau.f SACRAMENTO Ir'y Monte At- ten last night fought twenty rounds 70 a draw with Jimmy EezaH
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
PINCHOT PLAN
 SUITS THEM
lBv Alaska News Bureaul

lBy Alaska News Bureau
 SPOKANE. July 26-The Wash ington State Socialists have petition the government to retain ownership of the Alaska coal lands.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
RAIN FUR
 WINDY CITY

CBy Alaska News Bureau)
 CHICAGO July 26-The mercury dropped thirty degrees in the past twenty-four hours bringing rain and relief to the parched city.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26

Barrett Nnd Havauas. snlLs all. C
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26
TARIFF ON
 WOOL E CUT

fRy Alaska News HurraHf WASHINGTON D C t1iy % The democrats ih -anenz yesterday darf- ed ta make a reduction Co ias pooi tariff
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26

Clarence Olson reports that hts sister Mrs Carl FsuIR is vel. and laai wr FauiE who was so badly i1- IrrsI ia Che saw mHJ accident is get unz along lE7e
 FF " LovIr agent for ihe C. p R reports that th Princess Royal len wraneeH at one o'clock today and ibat she uiH arrive la skaEway tomorrow morning
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-26

HHuuBBB HHH HH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-06

costly to the business man unless he OBJ
tains the services of experts, on whose
Judgment he can rely In all probability,
the only department in a business man
organization which he slurs over is his
transport department. He does not real
ize that in this department he could
probably save more money by the install
lation of modern fleet of motor trucks
than all the economics he could AFFECT
in all the other departments put to-
gether. A rough figure of the cost OF
horse transportation is Is cents per ton
mile whereas delivery by an efficient
motor truck with an up-to-date organi-
cation would cost approximately cents
per ton mile The difference multiplied
by the tons carried shows an enormous
profit.
He must, however be very chary OF
the way in which this problem is tackled.
as every motor truck will not show this
profit, and his mode of transport must
be reorganized if he employs motor
trucks on the other hand. by using
motor trucks wider field for business
operations is obtainable. customers re-
ceive more expeditions delivery, and in
many cases higher prices can be OBJ
tained for goods when sold in the out
living districts. The radius of a good
motor truck department can be between
| forty and fifty miles away from home.
This would give motor truck anything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-06

up TO one hundred miles work per day.
This figure is not excessive, and has peeh
attained for years in Europe. with the
most modern trucks, providing proper
system of mechanical upkeep Is EN-
ployed'
The value OF the electric delivery
wagon TO the up-to-date merchant. IKE
the gasoline truck, is practically unlilnt.
ed 1t is said the smooth concreteo
streets of Washington present an ex-
ceIienI field for this class OF venice. Al
every turn can be seen the light electric
delivering goods in a satisfactory man
merchant as well. In Washington. Eehlcles
of the electric type are well patroniZed
by ice cream manufacturers, printers
druggists, florists, cigar manufacturers
coffee merchants, Parcels express coih-
NAMES bakers electrical firms, govern
rnent departments, railway companies ana
department stores. The electric deNFeIS
wagon has many ADVANTAGES over ths
gasoline TRUCKS and vice versa. both OIL
which, however. have greater aoVah-
tage over the horse. , ,
The morning getaway, as IT IS cane
by most drivers, is another Dig item u
consider. With the horse, the driver Is
up early to feed and groom, and TINS
every morning: at night the horse has to
have proper attention. especially II the
day has been stormy: his stal must De
arranged for the night he must De led
and watered, the harness and wagons
cleaned. etc, and this requires another
! hour or so On the other hand. il IL
| pointed out, the motor truck in the morn