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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
LECISLA
NEWS Letter
New. From tho Capital CRY
by Our Special Corres-
pondent

II
by Our Special Cores
pendent
tis,NArtn ] here ms a hara hgh; in
IL, ss4lis. when ,tt resolution came
tsr the Impeachment of Judge
Nan Ut tho second judicial district
The nt.sc WAS ahou, evenly divided
pi lie Matiun 10 have III. CHAIR APP
;eiii. a committee u seven 10 hear
,sc charges ana report back 1t WAS
50 q Sc that a switch oil three votes
aei.ld have blocked proceedings
speaker llanley appointed as the
commit To hear charges MesSrs
nel. Moiiiz, Aadrus ANA o'c'onnor of
!'etnbina.
Forty witnesses are here from Devils
Lake and ,h,. committee is holding its
sessions behind closed doors Ii has
been ruled b. the committee that
counsel will not be allowed Il, PARTED
pate in the examna tioils. but tina, the
committee VIII eonduct the question
ing itself
Senate Bill NO 1o3. known as the
druggist permit BILL was killed in TN,
senate. This bill Was M two wears
ago as the Macarthur bill Ii does
away with the permit system and
would provide that Intoxicating liutiu.
o. sold only ON prescription of TN,
ply siclanS who are regularly prac;io
ins in the state. The druggists wanted
the law passed. and have maintained
lohhy here IA try and effect its pas
sage. The prohibitionists are divided
on the matter. Mrs. Anderson presi-
dent of the state VIC r. t.. opposed
the measure. while senator Garden.
a strong prohibitionist ana chairman
OF the committee on temperance. cham.
~ ned il. The committee had major-
lily and minority reports and the ~,
Pert of the minority was adopted
Senate BIZ No q. r,.la,ing to M.
ehanirs liens. passed tiso senate after
a spirited debase H. tho dose note II
- To 20. There Is u loud protest from
tlle !unibermen Of tie state ON In, re-.
peal II tie me, h.tnics lisn lax. ana
much interest Viii attach 10 lroce.a.
nss in the house.
The champions d woman suffrage
are not to be out,ione. Last week
their bill met q timely death In the
senate. but the vot., was so close
that the sutfras.tt.s sun have hope u
getting biA through Al this session
and have introduced one in the house
IN compliance i,h section - OF the
Two senators voted
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23

\ bill asking for an approprlat ),
$4,000 to aid the establisAme.. o,
fair to be known as the MISC
slope fair. has been introduced In
hous There is . feeling this, =
is the initial move to again caar
the STATE fair. which now alt-ras
between Fargo and Grand r'orAS
s.i.csal interest
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23

The champions q Woman suffrage.
are not to be outdone. Last week
their bill met timely death in the
senate. but the vote, was 50 close
that the suffras.ttes sun have hope u
getting a LII through II this session
ana have introduced one in the house
IN compliance NTH section l22 Of th,
constitution. Two senator's voted
against the senate measure for tho
reason the bill did not take this
method, and if the house meas az.
comes 10 them they must show con
s'>teney ~ yeting Tor it
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23

Easy sailing for the eleseHta N.o
eial district Was found in the assn
bly,. Thu bill as passed created !, n
judicial district out of Williams. N
ksnzie and Mountrail counties. y
tn district chambers ~ Whilst
Frank Fisk Of Wlliston appears I,
IN the lead for the judgeship IT ~
district.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23

The medical pill as amended srs,
a good show Of passing both hons
1t has passed the senate. and the o.
mittee Of the house will recommend
for passage The medical frat~rr
made hard ,i-ht To limit the prtcs
OF the osteepaths hut the latter feir
an able champion in DR.. Sanders
Grand Forks. who has been OF q
ground since the beginning Of the :.
sion The ostcopaths viii he 80
than mere rub doctors. as ti4, :
IL its asisinal form sought TO irn.,s
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23

The Trimble Insurance bill -
feat III the senate after a sp,r;tso
iiSsien This Required insuranee a.
ianies 70 invest in North Dakos..
yer cent Of the policy money rec
in the state. The insuranc.
pani"s fought the bill hard.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23

The house and senate are Aa :.
We'll agreed on what kind OF an al,
pass measure should be enacted. :
senate passed stringent law. fran
something after the manner Of
federal law. and the house bill
has passed that body, just limits IN.
hers OF the Legislature and push ~
;nts and politicians from acc.,a
passes.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23

The move for i nav capitol luild-
lhs was killed in tiie senate BY the
N'''f OF y. !" 10. Anqther movement
on foot her" is the extension Of the
street car line 10 the isni,artiary. Az
appropriation Of sl5saoo is asked fot
this purpose
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

FOR SALE: Five room cottage.
60 feet front 100 back. First street
Bellevue. Also Bellevue bank stock
Address, Mrs. J. r. Hague. Me
Cannon. Idaho. s-2pd.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

FOR SALE: 10 acres Carey
land, proved up, fenced, first class
land miles north of Shoshone. So
an acre bonus if taken soon. Ad-
dress
w. o. ZEIGLER,
Shoshone, Idaho. Stiff
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

FOR RENT - Furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Will be IL
each Saturday to let them. Ed
ward Pratt at the Shoshone Hotel.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Reynolds OF this city, Sunday
March 26 a baby girl. Mother and
daughter doing nicely under the
care Of Dr. &. +. Zeller
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Reynolds of this city, Sunday.
March 70, baby girl. Mother and
daughter doing nicely under the
care Of DR.. &. +. Zeller.
Just as Mr.. Hobson was breath
ing forth his fear of war. five
thousand Japanese joined in a
tons birthday in Honolulu.
senator La Toilette looks across
the bJarder line into Mexico and
wonders whether it may not be-
come proper for ''us insurgents to
stand together even in war.
J. J. Gray. one Of the prominent
sheep men of the Wood river cOun-
try, passed through town yestef-
Gay on his way TO his sheep camps
ON the south side of the Snake
river.
Twenty Basque sheep herders
hf; town Monday for Owinza where
they will go to work for the diff
ferert flock masters who have
their herds in that part of the
country.
The Foster Crane company. con-
tractors loaded their outfit few
days ago and left for Larime,
Wyoming where they have secured
the contract to build % miles Of
railroad that is being built out Of
that place.
ID uo,,l-in, ,,,,,,..r,,. f thu
ShOshOne Steam laundry, who i
confined to his home with serious
heart trouble. Is somewhat I'M
proved at this time but Is still a
V'ry sick man.
At an adjourned meeting of the
National Wool Warehouse 4 Stor-
age CO. held in Chicago, March
II. Hon. F. w. Gooding of this city
was elected one Of the directors
from this state.
Harry r. Lindley. of Olympia.
Wash, is starting final proof on
his Carey claim just east of town.
Mr.. Llndley has valuable forty
and Is enjoying an outing from in
door life very much.
The youngest child of Mr. and
Mrs. 0. C. Dunn has been very i'll
for the past ten days with pneumo-
MIA but at the present time is we'll !
Oh the road to recovery.
E. G. Merrifield. the popular
photographer. has Just received a !
lew and up-to-date line of folders
md card mounts. Mr.. Merrifleld IS
always on the lookout for the lat
st novelties in his line.
Bob Beverly and Isabella Carson,
10th cOlored. were granted license
O enter the state of matrimony by
,Cunty Clerk H. WA ndersOn Mon
lay. Both of the contracting
PARTIES were from GOOding.
Rev. F. J. Bradshaw and family
departed yesterday morning for
where they will visit for
ONE time with relatives. They [
vii return here for a longer stay /
efore departing for their station INF
nina.
W. l.. Harvey. county attorney
or Elmore county. has been in
hoshone for several DAYS this
week looking after a criminal case
D The District court that was
transferred from that county.
The Millinery showing at the
lorse store the past week has in
luded a variety of the most stylish
nd up-to-date models Of the sea-
On New designs are added daily,
nd you may be sure Of finding
our ideal in either ready trimmed {
r made to order. IL
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

Just as Mr.. HobsOn was breath
ing forth his fear Of war. five
thousand Japanese joined in a
mammoth celebration of Washing
tons birthday in Honolulu.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. d. :. Simpson were
in the city Yesterday from their
home in GOOding.
That search and seizure law Is
working like drag net from which
nothing escapes.
We carry the finest line of or
anges, bananas and fresh fruits in
the city. r. J. Mcmahon. s
Ii is not TOO early to lake action
coward putting the roads leading in
and out of ShoshOne in prime con-
dltlOn.
Zel Truman. manager Of the
Journal made business trip
Oh The Dietrich tract the first Of
the week.
A steady. healthy growth is BET
ter for any town Than a boom.
Nobody wants to see busted boom
in ShOShOne.
Miss Josephine Parry, who is
teaching in the Gooding schools,
spent Sunday in the city visiting
with relatives.
City election Tuesday, April /.
If you do not register you can not
vote. SO get busy and get your
Lame on the books.
For the best and most econom-
zeal irrigating use steel Tunes anu
irrigating tubes. Always on hand
at the ThOs. J Redmon Hdw. 90.
:. :. King. one of the substantial
farmers of the Star Lake valley
was looking after business matters
in the county seat one day TINS
week.
William Justice. one of the pio-
neer residents of the Hagerman val
lev. has been in town this week at
tending tc the duties OF a juror III
the District court.
Green cut bone, cut on the new
electric bone mill 8 cents a pound,
nothing like it to make hens lay
at SiIva's meat market. II
Geo. H. Caches was in from his
ranch on the North ShOshone tract
he first of the week unloading al
ear of posts that he had Just re-
ceiVed.
Hon. tred ". Gooding returned
he last of the week from Chicago |
md other eastern cities where ne
ned been on business
II would be interesting to know
DR.. Aked has any reason
or believing California would be
ed TO righteousness more easily than
\ew York.
N. NJ. Ruick, one of the leading
Ittorneys Of the Ada county bar,
vas in town the first of the week
Intending to matters in the Dis
rict court.
Mr. Woodrow Wilson having din
d with Mr.. Bryan may expect to
- un0er suspicion of having Dor
owed ideas. which he may here
fter promulgate.
The new Mexican explosive Is
presented to give peace
dvocates new hope in the theory
hat war can be made too terrible
o be attempted.
The little daughter Of Mr.. ana
IRIS. Joe. Burbidge has been very
n for the past ten days Win
neumonia but at the present time
! slowly improving.
Cant c. c. Haynes is acting as
ouri baihff during this session
+ The District court. Mr.. Haynes ,
-as nj one time Deputy Z. ;. Mar
hal under Fred Dubois.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

We are prepared to take con-
tracts for clearing, blowing and cul
tivating land Satisfaction guaran-
anteed. Address Robert Boesiger,
Siloshone, Idaho. 2-tf
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
.FL0TSAM AND JETSAM :

New one piece dresses at the
Morse store.
Sheriff John Hart of Haley was
in town sunday.
The silk underskirts at the
Morse store are only $3.50.
Be patient with the weather
Wen soon be eating early peas.
+. c. Pierce made business trip
10 HALEY "Wednesday Of TINS week.
A sad. sad summer for Chau-
tauquas with Champ Clark 50
busy.
Thos j. Redmon handles the
American Ribbit fence. The best
going.
Walter Z. White and Will Gus
tiers spent several days Of this week
in Boise.
Miss lnez Wheeler visited for
several days last week with friends
IN Haley.
Capt If. # Phillips was a bus
mess visitor in Pocatello Saturday of
last week.
See the up-tO-date Millinery at
the Morse Store at one half the
city prices.
Or. J. r. Evans was in town the
first of the week on one of his
regular visits.
Joe Kecfer returned Monday from
trip to ln> sheep camps on The
Minidoka tract.
See The new tailored shirtwaists
marked at $3.50 and SID at the
Morse store.
George Cannol spent a day or
two III Bellevue last week visit
ing with Ms family
FDcm-r Govcrno, Frank R. Good
ing wa IN elnyhone from Gooding
Morday of lhis week.
New stock of Nebraska grown I
garden seeds in bulk at the ThOs.
j. RedInon Hardware Co.
Everett LOWS came from Die {
trich "Wednesday and will remain
here for few days.
Ed. Goodng is putting in his +
time on his Carey claim ON the
North Shoshone tract.
Probation Officer 0. 4. Truman Z
made a business trip TO Hepburn "
Wednesday of this week.
The government has ordered 500
mules to the front; it looks like .
business for Missouri.
If YOU are going to build let Us
figure YOUR lumber bill. We will
save you from $500 to $500 per \
thousand. T. J. Redmon Hdw. Co. !,
The japanese war scare necessi-
tates as many deniais as the aver +.
age resignation rulnor.
We could not approve of any war "
lightly undertaken, just at the ad-
vent OF the fishing season. +
There may be hope of depleating V
the Japanese forces by getting that l.
country interested in aviation.
Al. Cottle and family will leave L
in a few days for Grants Pass, Ore. II
to make their home in the future. d
William Jones, the contractor and
builder. of Dietrich. was in Sho- Il
shone monday on a matter of bus v
mess. !
W. o,,,,t ~ fford n naaI-a dpaSSas
like those the Morse Store will sell
you for $500, much less hire them il
made. t
Mrs. Nellie Truman and son are
spending a part of the week in
Mountain Home visiting with ell
Aiends. n,
81. Mcmahon was in HALEY for at
ksthe middle of the week look
ky business before the U. ;.
errine of Twin Falls ca
Abe road Wednesday on &c
AHailey on land office
handise, low prices, a.
and personal atten- h.
:: r.: !: q. =: !.
hou, trade at the
vi
returned Mon 70
PERRY where he L.,
|" :" !: !. :. !" :: !.
~ days visiting Ne
kide, county -,
part of do
,,ools of the W.
att
a.. sno., tri
f ~ ed
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR SALE Two fine residence
lots ia Mountain View addition.
Each lot 25xi2O. Price s325: $3.50
down and the remainder in semi
annual payments. Address y. y.
box 2l5, Shoshone, Idaho. 9tlpd.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

Inc DDdIu vi dIElifiHllpp> III Lii-
land which has under consideration
a revision OF The Ten Commandment
re, iSion Of the Ten Command
ments would please some people
better by abolishing them al
together.
The trains passing through Sho-
shOne for the west these DAYS are
loaded to the guards with home
seekers from the east looking for
new homes in the west and the
north west. That Idaho and Lin
cOln county in particular in get
ting her share there Is no question.
q. W. Stoner. who was one Of
the regular freighterS into Jerome
from ShOShOne before the railroad
was completed. was over from
ShOshOne with a consignment of
freight for a local firm last week.
Yes. the railroad is still doing bus
mess, and apparently 50 Is StOner.
Jerome News.
Rev William Pearce arrived here
the middle Of tn. week from Hemet
California, to I'LL the pulpit OF the
Rirst Baptist church. He will
preach his first sermon Sunday,
April ?. Il j. more than likely
that Mr.. Pearco viii east his lot in
this city.
Floyd Weeks, proprietor of the
Star motion picture show has in
stalled a new gold fiber" curtain
tnat is a great Improvement over
the old one. The curtain brings
out the pictures palmer. This is
the only one Of its kind in the state
and Mr. Weeks is to be cOngratu-
lated on the progressive spirit
that be has shown
c. !. Isle, editor Of the Rich
field Recorder passed through /
Sunday on his way to his
home in Richfield from Boise where
he has been since the first of the .
year attending to the duties Of as
si,tant chief clerk of the senate
Mr. Lisle says that ne had just FIN
isked his work and that it was
he hardest three months he ever
put IN.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

Clearing, blowing, leveling. fenc-
ING, building. or any kind Of i'm
proving. Good equipment, prices
right work guaranteed. Chas. L..
Burgess. box fi6, Shoshone, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

Furnished rooms for rent: very
desirable c. ". Wernicke. 10
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

FOR SALE: - 100 acre relin-
punishment. A. No. 1 land about
seven miles south of Dietrich. For
information write j. Anton John,
Dietrich, Idaho. 7-3t.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

WANTED: To rent piano.
Inquire Of L. {. Stewart al the
Iowa Lumber yard.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

FOR SALE: Fresh mich cows.
Inquire at Baugh Implement Co.
or ranch. Shoshone. Idaho. sgt
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

FOR RENT: Quarter section Of
improved land mile and balf from
UoCdlng. Address Box 10, ketchum
Idaho. yuf
Evening star., 1911-08-27
Half-Holiday Advice.
m the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
1T isn't too late, Bill" said Bills
friend, for me TO give you a little ad-
vice
Il notice that when these Saturday aft
ernoons off come along YOU don't know
what to do. You sit around after lunch
con and say, We'll, We got half das'
off, where shall I go?' And you think vt
half dozen things you might do, ard
you wonder which you'd better do: nnd
you can't make up your mind, and ufe
first thing you know you We loled ava"
half of the afternoon. and likely as not
you wind up by doing nothing.
You want TO get out and enjoy your
self, get a change, man! See and think
of something different and give yourself
a chance to rebound; and I'll tell toa
how to go about Ii.
plan far ahead. Get that? You want ~
think 'em over a week ahead. Think OF
all the places you want to go and couh
go in an afternoons time and boil en-
down. and decide ahead on some one
where you'll go next Saturday. Decide.
That's the ticket, settle on some place nt
your mind; and then you won't have anv
more trouble about that, but on the cons
trary you'll actually enjoy Il in anticipa-
ton and then when Saturday comes
You'll know just what you're going to do
and you'll go about it with zest and
great joy and it will do you good
Evening star., 1911-08-27
Josiah Aliens Wife. "

Marietta Holly. in Harpers Bazaar.
/ have been asked to tell how | came
to write my first books, and TO adopt the
pen-name of Josiah Aliens Wife
Thackeray, when asked If Becky Sharp,
the heroine of his Vanity Fair, was a
good woman, replied. Il don't know.
SO | could answer the question. why
did / take the name of Josiah Allen $
Wife as a nom de plume, / really do
not know.
Perhaps | may have had a thought
that it was an original name that no one
else would be likely to want And though
at that time decidedly unfashonable my
first sketches were as full of woman
suffrage arguments as the most ardent
suffragette impoftuning parliament today
could desire. Probably / thought that II
would soften somewhat the edge of un-
welcome argument to have the writer
meekly claim to he the wife of JOSIAH
Allen. and. so stand in the shadow Of d
mans personality.
At any rate, ! can remember distinctly
that the two leading characters OF my
first book. Samantha and Betsy Bobbett,
stood in nay mind for the two sides Of the
argument. The plain. common-sense Wom-
an who, although devoted to home ana
home duties. was still desirous of claim
ing all the just rights belonging to our
common humanity. while in Betsy Bob
bett was portrayed the lackadaisical ro-
mantle female, who, in an endeavor TO
please the forever masculine, professed
herself willing not to have any rights,
and was only too deSirouS to become II
clinging vine if a tree were forthcoming
TO which she might cling.
Evening star., 1911-08-27
Coming Attractions.
Chase's

Foremost among the several stellar Of
Mile. Simone de Beryl, star of Midnight
and Queen OF Light" fresh from Partisan
music halls, in her artistic and realistic
series of poses reproducing the celebrated
modern masters OF painting. whose works
adorn the galleries Of Paris. Berlin and
London These studies are said to be
most effectively enhanced by unusual
lighting effects. The extra added at
traction. bringing fun and frolic. Will be
that Broadway musical comedy duo, Billy
Montgomery and Florence .uoore, who
will present their newest hit, combin-
ing catchy songs. lauGhable chatter fan
tastic steps and other characteristic ma
terial. Direct from London. where they
. were prominent among the American acts
Middleton. Spellmyer and company. in
Gle Sam. said 10 he the only full-blooded
Indian actor in vaudeville will present
"A Texas Wooing," a virile and invigor-
ating dramatic comedy sketch of life in
the Lone Star state. Bert Fitzg ibbon,
''the Dany Dih" comedian. is pledged.
with his eccentric songs and stories, 10
keep the audience in jolly mood Arnold
and Ethel Grazer are to entertain in
their musical and terpsichorean novelty.
Rice Suily and Scott will offer their
comedy trampolin concoction. Belle Hath
away's Simian Playmates. in new jun
gle antics. and the daylight motion pic
lures showing The Strategy of Anna,
complete the bill.
Evening star., 1911-08-27

lians as a fun-making organization will
be shown at the Lyceum Theater this
week in two musical 'extravaganzas' en-
titled "Cp-to-Date Married Life" and
Fifty Miles from Denver" Both were
written and staged by John J. Black.
who plays the leading comedy role in
them. Associated with him are Bennett
Mitchell. James Fairburn. James r.
Waters. Francis Reynolds. Fay Odell.
Pearl Black. Myrtle Franks. Sophie
Franks. Myra Dumont and beauty
chorus of twenty girls.
AS a special feature the management
has secured the Partisan novelty. The
Awakening a one-act playlet of the
Paris underworld. The haunts and the
habits of the Apache. the demon OF the
slums'' Of the French capital. including
the famous Apache dance, form the basis
of the sketch.
Vaudeville to he presented between the
first and second acts includes John j
Black & Co. James f. Waters. Hebrew
comedian: Frank sisters. the dancing
Mitchells and Fay Odell in her own orig
inal songs
AS an added attraction the manage
ment announces the appearance OF tiar-
ence Bowen. the colored comedian. and
his Ten Georgia Campers. They are
promised to appear at each performance
this week al the Lyceum Theater
Evening star., 1911-08-27
Howe Travel Festival.

The last of the series of the Lyman h.
Howe New York Hippodrome travel fes-
tival is scheduled for tonight at the Co
umbia Theater. To those who enjoyed
the recent aeroplane flight over the
Alps, a companion picture of the crossing
of the peaks in a motor car will be
equally interesting, and the rugged ter
rors of nature will be further portrayed
in a picture OF the sea in its varying
moods. from calm to the widest tempest.
A pictorial record of the quaint cere-
monial of the investure of the Prince of
Wales at the old home of the ancient
Welsh chiefs will be another feature. A
series of pictures. showing familiar scenes
in the National Capital are also on the
program. The travel pictures will carry
the audience to the frontiers of Tibet.
to interesting points in Italy. to the
Grand Canyon and Bridal Veil Falls, Col
orado. and to Singapore for the New
Year day festivities.