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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
Absconder Comes Back.

New York-Charles H. Hyde. New
York City's Chamberlain. missing for
80 days, arrived from Florida and
alighted from his train. jaunty. calm
and smiling. OF the closing of two
banks containing 100000 In city
funds, of which he was a custodian.
he would say nothing. The Merritt
committee tried for more than a month
TO subpoena Hyde as witness. others
having testified that he was at a
meeting where a 100000 corruption
fund was raised in an attempt to de-
feat the anti-betting bills at Albany.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
||S| l|F The WEEK
osrsrai Rssurs Of Important EVENT.
Prsssrssd In CONDENSED Form
Nv Our Bssy Rsadsrs.

I4Aedsrs IN congress- think nm tx
Tn session will be avoided.
The Kansas legislature is Blocked
b. the advance effects Of a poiitica
ksht two years hence.
H. s. revenue cutter captured
nae Chlnese Smuggling vessel near
RaEta Barbara. Cal. but several 9th
ers escaped In = fog.
D3nvisle. ILL.,, n shaken by the pros
peot In grand Jury inquiry, and egon
vIsit Of Speaker Cannon to this
hin home town. failed 10 turn the
jury from In course.
A Portland policemen captured
9 three hiRhWa,men who attempted a
Mold him up. fourth man cscapilg
Contractors who bid TO supply Call.
fornla state institutions with pciato~a
Win hes about $3OooS. @ wing 20 tba
high prices
Pnrmalee. in q Wright biplane, re.
usAined Ia the air Is minutes longer
than the previous American reca.d
The schooner i.akmc fuachcd San
Francisco after : tcrriDte experience
In = hurricane. At one tinic being but
20 feet from the ledge OF rocks on
Cape nianco.
The Idaho legislature viii invest.
gate all state Institutions.
Eastern hop buyers baik ut high
prices asked for Coast product.
Heavy rains and melting snow
threaten foods In Willamette valley.
An anarchist fired two shots ut
Premier BRAND. OF France. but nelth.
er one hit him
Tweniy-sIx Japanese have been sem
tenced 10 death for recent attempt
upon the life OF the Mikado.
Details Of, the assault on Consul
Williamson at Dabny show intense
hatred OF Japanese for Americans.
Alleged extravaganza In conducting
the Oregon insane asylum has
brought about a legislative investi.
cation.
The town OF Gardiner. Ore, is re-
ported to have been almost totally
destroyed by nre.
Scouts In an sirship failed to dis
cover the advancing enemy" dur
Ing practice msneuvers.
Railroads defend their advance In
Western freight rates. declaring gov
eminent ownership Is the only al
tentative.
A girl at Wenatchee. Wash. has
been unconscious for l5 days az a
result OF sickness. and all attempts
10 rouse her have failed.
All mail clerks In the postofiice at
Goldneld. New. have struck because
the state Legislature refuses TO longer
add generously to their regular pay.
Chicago city officials are trying to
prevent the unloading on the cIty's
markets OF many tons OF cold storage
provisions. much OF which has been
ON Ice for several years and is totally
UNIT for food
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
PHOSPHATE sEps FOUND.
Government Has Rich Deposits IN
Western Montana.

Washington.-Ph Phosphate beds, be
Iieved to be of great commercial
value. have been discovered in west
ern Montana, according to a bulletin
from the United slates Geological
Survey.
The deposits are on public lands
near Butte, Mont, which have been
withdrawn from entry. pending con,
gressional legislation as to their con.
troll and disposition. Rock phosphate
hitherto was not believed to be pres
cut in Montana and 1t was only in
the classification of certain lands by
the geological survey 10 determine
whether they we're OF mineral char
acter that the streak was located.
AS II was not considered desirable
to call public attention 10 the TACT
before the Government had mad an
opportunity to withdraw from entry
these lands, no detailed prospecting
has been done. The geological sur
yey beneves that the area is large
and 1t Is thought that the bed may
De five or SIX feet thick.
IL. 5. Gale, who has written pam
phlet soon to be issued by the geo.
logical survey, says OF the deposit
that they are almost, il not quiet,
Identical with those occurring in the
great phosphate fields a couple of
nunureu miles 10 the soulh, where the
beds have workable thickness OF
four and a half to six feet
1t Is The hope OF the survey officials
that the large areas outside of that
actually examined by Mr.. Gale, may
he underlain with phosphate. Tne
possible tonnage, therefore, may be
large, as square mile underlain
with a three-foot bed of phosphate
will contain about 100000 tons.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
ross Approves Credentials.

Observation-Disclosures repeated
assertions by Governor Foss. in his
campaign against the return OF Henry
Cabot Lodge TO the United States
Senate. that he would not approve the
credentials OF MIR. Lodge. the Cover
nor formally affixed his signature and
the state seal tonight TO Senator
Lodges certificate of election. The
Governors private secretary said Gov.
ernor Foss had no statement TO make.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
womsn's Votes Favored.

Sacramento, Gala victory was
won by the suffraglsts when the state
judiciary committee reported to the
senate. with favorable recommends.
tion. Senator hells constitutional
amendment which In effect grants
women the ballot. The measure car.
ried by vote OF rs to 3. with -four
absentees. Its prospects for passage
are now considered excellent. There
was no discussion on the bill. il be.
ing suggested that the floor of the
senate would furnish plenty OF oppor.
tunity for further argument about f.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
U. S. to 60 Into Aviation.

San Francisco.-A school of avia-
ton under the direct command OF an
army officer and the general super
vision OF the Pacific Aero club. will
be recommended in report to the
war department by Major p. J.
O'Neill at the close OF the aviation
meet here. Major O'Neii has been
detailed to watch the meet for the
wRr department lie will recommend
that the new school teach theoretical
aeronautics and give practical in.
siruction in flying and In making and
testing various air craft
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26

Sacramento, GAIA joint resolu.
ton. offered in the California Assem-.
bly, by Assemblyman Wilson. urges
Congress to retain the present Ash.
attic exclusion laws and to extend
the terms and provisions thereof so
as to exclude all unassimilable and
undesirable immigrants OF other
countries and races" The resolution
declares that the immigration of
foreigners unsuited for citizenship
has lowered the standard OF American
life and the dignity and wage.
earning capacity OF American labor
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26

Toklo.-Twent-hve men and one
woman charged with conspiracy
against the throne and with plotting
to assassinaie the Crown Prince. wer,
publicly sentenced by the Supreme
Court. Tweniy-four OF the prison.
ers, including Denjiro Kotoku. who
lived In America. and his wife. were
condemned 10 death. The other two
we're sent to prison. one for II years
and the other for eight years
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
Mine Explosion Kills six.

Helena, Mont.-As result OF an
explosion in the Heating mine al
Radersburg, 40 miles from here, six
miners are dead. two are badly in
1ured, and there is an unconfirmed
rumor that two more men are some
where in the workings.
Pending an investigation of the ex
plosion, the officials of the Heating
Gold Mining Company said only that
the men name had been killed and
injured; that no one below the 300.
loot level of the mine was injured.
All the bodies were recovered.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
Mad Coyotes Invade civ.

Baker, ORA band OF coyotes az
flcted with rabies charged into the
village OF Durkee near here. Several
persons We're attacked and many dogs
bitten by the brutes. Fearing that
the dogs would go made. citizens
armed themselves and the battle on
coyotes and dogs was waged. result.
ing In the humiliation OF every uog
In the village.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
John Bull Scores one.

London.--h diplomatic setback for
Japan is the view generally taken
here OF the tariff concessions offered
England by japan and which are
now being made the basis of a new
commercial treaty. English mer-
chants brought tremendous pressure
to bear to have Japan recede from
her stand OF heavily increasing the
duty on goods that England exports
TO Japan. II is now said Toxic has
yielded most OF the material points.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
Ecuador evsdes Hague Tribunal.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prefers to
make another attempt to settle her
long-standing boundary dispute with
Peru by direct negotiations instead of
through appeal to The Hague Tribu.
nal. as suggested by Argentina. Bra
I'll and the United States. Advices
received by the State Department
indicate that Ecuador is demurrIns
TO the suggestion. Peru already had
Indicated its willingness to submit
the boundary controversy to The
Hague for settlement.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
In the Far West.

What is the cause OF such up
roarious mirth?" demanded the new
arrival in the western town.
Lot of motorists have arrived on a
tour" explained Amber Pete. IAN the
cowboys are laughing at their funny
looking bearskin coats"
And what are the motorists laugh
ing at?"
"Oh, they are laughing at the cow
boys b'arslin trousers"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
HIast KlIIs 5. Mains a

Niobrara, Neb.-Five persons were
Killed and four injured in an explos.
ion which occurred here at 7:3o
o'clock on Sunday night. The
IRE which resulted from The explosion
burned to the ground a three-story
frame hotel owned by Michael Ken
dali. The explosion was caused by
leak In a gas plant in the cellar OF
the hotel II is thought that all the
Injured VIII recover.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
Another Body Found in Ruins.

Cincinnati, O.--Another body was
recovered from the ruins OF the
Chamber OF Commerce building,
which was destroyed by fire on
January 10 last. II was that of
Christy Meents fireman OF the build.
Ing. Two lod!es have now been re-.
covered. -Four others are believed ia
he under the wreckage.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
siplane outraces Auto

Shreveport, La.--J. A. d. McCurdv
IN mis- biplane, outdistanced an auto.
mobile in a five mile race. covering
the course in five minutes and seven
seconds. McCurdy went TO a height
OF 100 feet and after remaining In
me air rs minutes described what Is
known as the spiral tower descend
ing w
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
Sorry He Asked.

Have you any special terms for
iutomobilists?" asked tle man in
oearshn and goggles.
Wal. yes" responded the old toll
gate keeper. whose gate had been
broken down by speeding machines.
Sometimes ! call them dead BEATS
IN sometimes ] call them blamed
rascals. Anything else you want 10
know. mister?"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
Reputation Is Known.

II say man OF the same name as
mine has just been run in for fraud
by credit. Beastly awkward. you
know"
Don't alarm yourself. my dear fell
low. Everybody knows you can't get
money or credit at all.
Blatter.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26

Il intend" the poet wrote. ito con.
tinue TO storm the citadel OF your af
fections."
Storm away she wrote back. 'bui
I've just succeeded in getting In out OF
the wet by becoming engaged to .
dear old man who has s9.000.000."
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
Not Always

Distance lends enchantment to the
view" remarked the man with the
quotation habit
1T doesn't" objected the man with
the quotation habit.
1T doesn't" objected the contrary
person, when you have to go the
iistance."
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26

Philadelphia The New York ship
building Company. OF Camden, N. j..
confirms reports that II has received
contract for the building OF q
cruiser for the Chinese government
The vessel viii be about $4,000 tons
and will cost considerably more than
$t,oO0,ooo The armor and guns will
be supplied by the Bethlehem Steel
Company.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
All OF win Than,

The Chinese government has is
sued an oiict commanding all the
Chinese to cut of their queues"
But 1t has been lif-'ong custom
with the Chinese to wear queues."
We'll. they win be ex-queused from
IL from this time on"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
After Her Gun.

why did you ask Miss Rich to
change places with you at the dinner
table,"
Il left my gum under her chair and
I wanted to get it before we left the
iining-room."
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26

why didn't you speak to HIM"
Il met him the other day aud he
buttonholed me and said be was 20
ing to tell me something for my own
good and punched him in the nose {.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
Old Friends

Shabby Jokesmith- What did the
editor say about my little boys
jokes?"
Fresh Copy Boyle enjoyed them
very much. He said he used to read
hem when he was little boy"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26

is 1t very hard. do you think. to
cut figure Fights In the air?"
Not very hard. All you have 10 do
is to go up in the basket OF a balloon
with piece OF paper and q pair OF
scissors"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
On The Square win Labor,rs.

Sacramento. Cal. Jan. 17.-In ad
vertIsing for laborers to take the
places Of men on strike or locked ont
II will be necessary TO state such
fact IN the "ad" according to a bill
presented 70 the assembly today.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26
Almost a Necessity

81 see where writer says some
snakes are useful"
Trained biting snakes are very
useful in prohibition territory"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26

He-WLen woman says no. she is
always ready to be convinced.
She-Yes; and when a man says no.
lie only wants little persuading to
make him say: 81 don't care if do"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26

Lewiston.--An important agree
nient. which may In few months re
suit In the North Idaho district being
served by the Interstate telephone
system. In competition with the Pa.
cihc States company, was entered
into between the Nez Perez Cooper
alive Telephone company and the
luliaetta and Fix Ridge lines, con
snmmating n deal Manager John Ma
gee of the Nez Perez line has been
endeavoring to negotiate for several
months
The contract provides for the con.
Meeting of the two systems near Ar.
row Junction on the Clearwater river
and will give the Juliaetta and Fix
Ridge subscribers communication with
Lewiston and Camas and Nez Perez
prairies. and permits the entrance into
the Palouse field of the Cooperative
company, service privileges being ac
CURED over 300 miles OF line in the
palonse and Potlatch regions. When
the gap In the Interstate line between
Spokane and Moscow Is closed the
Cooperative company will have serv
Ice to Spokane.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26

Cottonwood-s Simon brothers ship
ped three cars OF hogs to Spokane
The purchase price was IA cents
a pound. an Increase OF cent during
the last 30 days.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-01-26

Standpoint The Initial movement
In the organizing OF the Boy Scouts
movement In Standpoint was made
here at the meeting of the CONNER
cial club when J. f. Reynaud. man
ager OF the Standpoint Water e. Light
company and the Rev. ID. r. Pledger
of the Presbyterian church asked that
the commercial club indorse the
movement.
Waliace.-The lumber companies
alone operating in the Big Creek sec
tion OF Shoshone county. Will ex-
pend over 100000 next year In get
ting out timber purchased from the
national forest, according to rep
resentatives of companies appearing
before the commissioners.
Work on Big creek, while repre-
senting probably the most extensive
logging operations In the county by
individual firms. is exceeded In the
aggregate many times by numerous
smaller operators who will be engaged
In numbering throughout the forest
reserve and other sections of the
county outside the forest.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-19
"a FASHIONS FAvORITES IN WOAEkvS SPRING APPAREL

It's hard to conceive more bewildering variety Of
Wash Dresses than the one feature today. There
particular section. Tub Dresses built of Fouards
Zephyrs, Gingham Percale, Seersucker and Linen, in
masterful selection of colorings and designs All
neatly tailored garments in the popular low neck
effects and Sailor Collar And it is well for you to
know that these Dresses hang right and fit right
$:a: :'' v ;5S:s''' SITS TO $500
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-19

Spring NeckWear
We are showing most comprehensive line of
Spring 1911 Neckpieces for Women. Much inter
esting the latest fads i'll Dutch Collars and ia
bots in Irish Crochet and many other striking eff
fects ranging in price from 25c to $3.50. But we
cal particular attention to our strong 0E~
line at ............. ........... <N1 w. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
WILD WEST
Big Exhibition With Many Features
Comes to Wheeling Next
Wednesday.

The management of the Young Buff
falo Wild West show. which will ex-
hibit in this city Wednesday after
noon and night. September 6. claims
TO have surprise I'm store for the
amusement lovers OF this city. II ~
their proud claim that the Young
Buffalo Wild West show IL not only
larger but better than any similar at =
traction that has thus far visited this
city. They claim upwards of eco
cowboys. cowgirls. Indian chiefs and
warriors from many OF the great
tribes Of American Indians. Russian
Cossacks. Mexican lariat throwers
and bronco busters. y. W. Canadian
mounted police. L. =. cavalrymen
and representative rough riders from
all quarters OF the globe. Some OF
the names follow: Annie Oakley the
worlds greatest woman rifle shot.
Ambrose Means. that reckless Ameri-
can cowpunchcr. who. with the Buff
falo Jones expedition. invaded the
Dark Continent. and succeeded in
capturing alive rhinoceri. tigers. and
lions with his lasso. Curtis Liston.
the indicated champion marksman
OF America. and Col. Stewart form a
team Of marksmen the like OF which
the world has never seen. Buffalo
Vernon. Frank Burns. Montana Jack.
Bottle Nose Ben. and 'Zinct Tooth
Biz. form a. quintette OF bronco
busters that could ride n cyclone.
Col. Stewart and his 20 ox-team is one
of the features OF the parade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
COMPLEX CASE
Appeal Filed In Very Interesting Gar.
nishee csse.-Three Other

rather complex case In which an
appeal was filed yesterday In circuit
court from The court of Justice Dobbs
rs That ~ Lichtcnholm & stern Va
Regal Irdcrgarmcnt Co. ~ al The
latter company was sued hv Alfred
Marcus ~ This city for $40. and n
rarnishco was issued against a bin
owed to th" Regal company by a big
local department store Tho REGAL
concern Nas then transferred 10 Tteb.
tfnheim a stern and This firm claims
That The money duo from tho local
sior" is their property. and that tho
claim ~ Marcus cannot be- paid out
NJ D. Justice Dobhs decided AGAINST
fhis contention
Following a decision for tho plain
no. an appeal was taken in the case Of
Mary Augusta Greek w. John 70 Nos.
hitf 81 CO.,. Tor the possession az pro.
perry az the Peoples Hotel Nfrs
Creek vas awarded the goods In the
lower court
An appeal uas filed in the case of
Elm Grove Acrie ~ Eagles W Ciu.
Gems Trust 4 Guaranty Co. ~ W Va
ln The court ~ Justice Caldwell the
plaintiff vas given Judgment for SCI 90
alleged fO DO due on contract
Another appeal from the Court Of
Justice caldwell ig that 81 william
SNavno W. ElhridRn ffcalv The
plaintiff claims 5000 due for room and
board and received verdict for tho
fuIl amount in tho lower court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
BIG EXHIBITS
VIII Be Made At Fair - Art and
Fancy Work Depart
nents.

Mrs +. : Iullard and her assist.
ants were POSSIBLY the busiest Sc.
upon thu fair grounds Thursday Al.
poaring promptly AZ O'Clock. these
ladies'. who have charge OF the
women's departments. were kept bus q,
all afternoon answering numerous
questions and receiving exhibits from
ladies. This committee. who are on
thusiastic IN their wora and take
great pride in seeing that all exhibits
are impariially and prominently dis
played. viii BE- 40 their office between
TWO and hvc O'Clock every afternoon
to-day and tomorrow ANY person
who desires TO exhibit any article IN
these departments. consisting Of
needle. embroidery or knitting work
preserves. rclishes. cakes. bread. etc
should remember that tho article TO
be- exhibited must be bon the hands OF
the committee not later than = O'Clock
Saturday evening or % will not De nd.
mittcd in competition.
Tho entries 10 the amateur art do
partmcnt will close az tho same hour
as those for the womans DEPART
ments
This year tho fair management has
made q change in the rules governing
competitors in tho art department
heretofore any person could exhibit
his or her work This year however.
competition ts limited fp amateurs
living IN West virginia. the idea being
IN stimulate tho artistic temperament
and bring out the latent talent az our
home people.
This change IN rules should DO n
strong incentive 10 those who. posses
sing drawings or paintings. have been
too bashfIl 10 exhibit them. fearing
that they would 20 up against pro-
fessionals to place their work on *.
hlhitiOn
10 should be- understood that tho
only requirement is that tho work OK
hihitcd has been produced by an anna.
teur and has not received a premium
NJ any previous fair given by this
association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
COMPLETE BOOKS
County Assessor Frohre Finishes &c
ira Work on the Land Books
81 County

Tho revision ~ tho land books of
The county was completed yesterday
hy County Assessor Frohme. and tho
hooks we're turned over to tho ahcrin
Tho work was delayed several weeks
This year by Tho MANY changes made
hy me Board ~ Equalization. uccceqi.
tating much additional clerical work
by The assessor and bits assistants
For The same reason tho work ON
fhc books to ho delivered to tho audi
TOR Wiu require some Time vet. as tho
lovics are set fo hc extended ON both
the real aud personal property books
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
FAIRGROUNDS
Field Day VIII Be Held This After
noon--lrterestins Events 20
Be Staged.

At arrargsUrnfu are complete fpr
ths rI,.srnuuIs n.ld On, tp I,. h,ri
thu afternoon and with good weather
great success ls assured Tho hun
dreda nf children who wf1 take. pat
have been tiainsd Tor rho contests
end viii make 90 very ,reditable show
irg Irilra wiU ha given and treat
will in distributed Co.. 600 hr the off
GERS o. tho H~an,Iafion
Ih. exercises Will include races
ball rafu.e ard EtwraafI~ events 81
OF SORTS faIer crowds arr s.rs,fsd
aud most nf tho spectators win ra-
@. I.r 900. arf surprise bon th. ok
rrI'"rrr % fh. physical fraIrIrr zoe
r.i..d f. fr. bose and girls 400 ara
ST. lf.i fn como There will He exc
lif.f.rr1 go su fhr grounds rho
lHrF..f ...fe scheduled for the rWfn-
t...IstH .ffr.f park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01

left yesterday Tor the country to hunt
squirrels.
Miss Mary Horncr o. Parkcrsburg
Is the guest ~ her aunt. Mrs. McMur-
ray. 81 Tomiison avenue
Work ON the new thcatcr IN the
Higgins building was completed yes
t,rday and 80 * the intention 81 the
management 20 open the now house
Co the public on next Monday
T. G. Rikcr is improving his home
ON Tomilsou avenue with the addition
of another story.
Miss Fern Holt who has been con-
rned 60 Glendale hospital with AN at
tack 81 typhoid fever. is conyalcsccnt.
Miss Myrtle Auten b. the guest Of
Rcliairc relatives for few DAYS
The Epworth league ~ the Simp-
son " T.. church viii not hold their
picnic 40 Belmont park. M FIRST an
nouncrd. hut have changcd the place
Co Glendale