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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-24

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-24

"vELYN wasn't much OF q runner. Jack was. Eve1ynahad been telling
- daddy that she wished she could u IS fast as Jack.
aHuhl" observed Jack "Ghs can't run q fast as boys, 81 you
~ raadnF tbirL3 irvine u 10 vu M UnnaO
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-24

Devils Lake World: If the newspa-
pers Of the state are consistent, and
their ideals have a semblance of fair
ness, they can not help but see what q
strength Hanna has been to North Da-
kota at Washington, a strength which
would be equally as great if o great
er. should he be honored with the Office
OF governor of this state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-24

ARCHITECTS.
HANCOCK BkUS., AKCHITECTS, @DE.
nces Douglas Building. lib Broadway,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
TEDDY TETZLAFF
WINS THE 2OO-MILE
RACE AT TACOMA

Bile IN bis Mercer with his gear
shifi. rot going again. bot retired
in the seventh lap with engine
trouble Red sebaNiiap's Cole. dfiF'
en- by Brown. broke a. intake pipe
and caught fire Ia the nth. Pr len
ran second 10 Hughes. who had the
race clnched until the iAiierh
clutch burned DOT. and b" was
forced 90 retire n the 18th lap.
rniien finished alone.
Cooper Wins In STUFF.
Earl Cooper. though beaten ~
the heavy car event won the me
dium heavy 10 bis staix. when he
passed the $50 mile mark Ia ?
huusa aud 10 minutes fiat
nia Race Today.
HaEhsa seems 60 be the hot faH.
nrife for the free fornil today The
entries are. Mercer. Hughes stuix
Cooper. National. DE Wore. henz,
nasrdoll: Fiat. Tsisiaff. Cole.
brown: Knox. milford, ard Plat,
unnamed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
LOR|MER IN
DANGER OF
LOSING SEAT

suv sts~a rse.s leased Ntrsf
wAsAlNGroN. July e.---Nhen
praysr was over and routine bus.
sness rad bern dsspcsrd o. " 'te
senate today. Nm. Lorimef of Iiis.
nois Asain faced battle over his
rlqhs 70 a tnat as senstcr.
on March I. 1911. the senate
vosea 20 10 30 20 retain Lorin,er AZ
member. Defeat today would
mean THAT IN tire Judgment o. > ma.
lority Of senators the blonde bcss"
acquired mis- seat b. corrupt
methods ard practices"
With that condemnation W the
event he loses, he Will be driven
back To private life IN Chicago.
such case. Involving The standing
Of member. - question Of biEh'
sss privilege
Upon June s. 1919. The upper
house. hy unanimous consent. de-
cided TO take up the reports q the
Iorimer investigating committee ON
the legislative DAY oi july 6. A leg
lslatlyc day. IN senatorial aciion.
NAV run for any number uf calen'
siar days. but until the final vote
that viii decide the fate Of lsorimer
IN taken. no other question can BE-
taken up by the senate. Great
changes have taken place Ia the
membership Of the senate since
f.orimer won his fight IN 1871.
Many Of the standpatters. from
whom his strength was mainly re-
cruited. have been retired To pri.
vate ite. They have been succeed
Cd by a younger class Of senators TO
whom historic senatorial courtesy
is not fetish,
Advised 20 "Rctlrc"
Polls taken and generally accept.
Cd az being accurate held no hope
for Lorimer That view was 50
strong that Vice President sherman
made special trip 20 Chicago sew.
eral weeks ago 20 advise l.orimer
to resign. The arguments in favor
Of his retirement were that he could
avert what appeared TO be certain
defeat. and moreover. "~"- hts san-
atorial friends embarrassment by
not requiring them TO line up for
I him again.
Many Ca ,se senators who voted
I for Lorlmer In 1911 we're retired
mainly because of that yo,,, runs
recently taken show not fewer than
/ fifty senator's against the blonde
boss" and not more than forty IN
his favor. A majority In the senate
is as There Is no possible gauge
by which the time of the final vote
may even be Appropriated A num-
Der OF senators said today that II
might come next week. but the gen.
eral impression was that Il would
be much later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
BRYAN SAYS
HANDICAP is
REMOVED NOW

KANSAS CITY, July 6-Wtlliam
J. Bryan arrived here from Lincoln.
He will tender his services to the
democratic national committee and
take the stump in every state In the
event the committee so requests.
In speaking OF Wilson's nomina.
ton Bryan said:
Il have been handicapped by the
charge that was seeking the presi-
dency 10 crafty personal ambition.
| am happy today over the knowl.
edge that Gov Wilson IS the caudi.
date and that ! am not. / can go be.
fore the people and make the fight
for progressive principles and con.
vince them that am actuated nv
no thought of self. hope to con.
vince my friends as well as my
critics, when The campaign is end.
ed, that | have fought harder for
Gov. Wilson than ever fought for
myself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
INTEREST In
WESTERN STEEL
HAS BEEN SOLD

Bausman a. KeIIcher. attorneys
for the Metropolitan Trust Co.
which recently bought the assets
Of the Western Steel Corporation,
Including the steel plant at Iron.
dale. began an action IN the SUI
perior court yesterday to secure
the discharge OF the receiver OF
the plant. appointed by Judge Les
ter SIN. OF jefferson county, two
weeks ago. The suit reveals that
the Metropolitan Trust has dis
posed Of It's interest In the Western
Steel Corporation to the Occidental
Steel Co.
II ~ charged by the trust com
pany that the appointment OF the
receiver was improyidently made
and that the court had no jurisdic.
ton. An affidavit by Brayton
Ives. president Of the Metropolitan
Trust Co OF New York. makes
sweeping denial OF the charge made
by James A. Moore that Western
steel was thrown into bankruptcy
court through a conspiracy with
the United States Steel Corpora.
/ ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
FANS ARE SORE
OVER WElSh'S
VERDICT

los ANGELES. July s--"An,'
time aud any place. bat he viii Fayd
TO come through with a side bet q
s. eco
This was "A woiFasts reply TO
query a. ~ when be will be ready
TO conclude his pugilistic argument
with Joe Rivers. who. future rec
orda will say. Was knocked out BY
the champion at Vernon July =.
Fight circles here still are IN
chaos a. the result ~ the nnsailH.
factory Independence Day bout,
The battle - being fought over
hourly NJ every street corner IN Los
Angeles. Referee Jack Welsh IL q
general target for criticism. the
ioudess charge against him beinE
that he completely lost bis head in
the criais.
Woigast IL considering two
months hunting trip Ia Alaska this
summer II Is possible that he and
Jim JeffrieN viii head party Upon
his return. he says. he will be ready
for Rivers flo favorR Labor Day
at Vernon for the bout
Rivers wants to meet WolEaHt
again az the earliest opportunity
Meanwhile Manager Levy has asked
Promoter McCarcy TO arrange a
match for Rivers with any good
lightweight. NcCarey has yet
reached no decision regarding the
disposition OF his gold championship
belt
Wolgast said today that he II con.
slderlng an offer from a San Fran.
cisco promoter for "A match next
month. One Round Hogan Is the
putativc opponent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

Her only rival In his sfsezin|
waf PINK. the cat that he czri<|
70 indianapolis 10 bis cr1 vel
Nhen be came TO The capital % ~
the gulernaforisi chair. h ~
efnor thought all ,he sorE q
Pink. and wien she vas kiik< n
dos a few days after 'k<y N
settled In indianapolis be ~ d
consolidate.
Ia bis extreme scgfh Ten NJ
shall heard the Iineoln-Ls1fz
debate al Freeport. He bean \
from a special pointer v1s1
point 70 b. precise. he sat q Y
coins lap while Douglass SPOKE 4
on Douglass lap while Eal
spoke.
"All I remember shout X
saws. is that enc man was I'll
the other short, aud that tbt -
one irritated me BY pafii1g =
the head.
The Marshalls live In -
old house In Penn street .
dianapuils. shey live there y Z
verely democratic simplicity =
/ have no auto. not even cayra
And Thomas n. gets his ma
a dairy lunch. II consists
sandwich and a cup Of co''ts Z
Il costs him ten cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

Dr. ~ y Thurston ~ Spokane
fnow deceased who was president
Of the Dental Board in 1898. grade
my operative work tRoid and alloy
fillingsl, and there were AZ least
twenty dentists twho were being ~
aminedJ standing around my chslrl
looking al my work and waiting 10
see N graded.
Dr. Geo STRIKER. u Everett was
on the Beard and he looked az thr
work and said it was fine. but y
would not make any difference N 7
worked two weeks ! could not get a
license. and be cid be would not
take the responsibility Of grading
Tny work and went and brought
rhurston 20 grade ". and Dr. Thur
ston said. Brown. your work viii
merit the highest grade, because the
filings are perfect. Many had told
me that Board members had said I
should not have license, and sure
enough In about ten days I received
q very nice. neat little card printed
for the special occasion and address
ed TO DR. Edwin }. Brown. Tiz First
Avenue. announcing that my Eek
animation WAS nnsatisfactory to the
Dental Board but ] expected all
this
called on DR.. stryker at Everett
and he was honest enough to tell me
that he did not think that ] could
get 3 license but for me 70 take the
lows on the Board that ! was bet
ter man than they were and while
Stryker did not tell me 80 80 many
words that J had passed. BE admitted
~ by inference and wanted 10 PAT
the blame and responsibility on the
other Board members
DIR. =. ~ Meyer. "A Board member
told NE in plain words that th'
Board gave certificates 20 dentirti
whose papers were not within nF'
HmpHrsA "a = FnlH mine.
At Tacoma. when the Board wa
compelled to Introduce my papers ~
evidence IN r quit IN which ! sue
Tor damages. ] found thst notwit
standing my answers had beef
graded IL most dlsgraceful man
ner land SIR. Meyer admitted 10, tina
my general average in theory wa
CO and II my operating AMI pras
thetic work merited tne hignes
grade as Thutston SAID, we mus
add Sc 70 zoe and divide by 3 am
my final grade was IS and 2-3 pc
cent. This ~ why the Dental Boar
did not dare show my papers In cour
and ] was deprived ~ my right {
compel them 10 produce the paper
by the court itself. and have Away
felt that our courts were more =
fault than the Dental Board. but
court ~ the last resort except physi
cal force. which has long Since BEG
set aside and reason IL nov subsfl
tuted IN Its stead yet our reason
many times loose and poorly found
ed. and when we are confronted wit
grave problems n II our duty I
solve them by right reason and nevo
give up when we are right
Next week 7 shall write my laf
article on the Dental cOnspirac,
and IL VIII deal with 'some mistake
] have made. I will not tell am Z
them. az u would take the snttr
paper
EDWIN J BROWN,
To First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
BILL TAFT BUSY TAKING MAPS AND
PLAYING GOLF; REST BEFORE FIGHT

BEVERLY. Mass. July Bright
and early today President Taft was
on the golf links for an is.hole con.
test with bis friend. John Hays
Hammond. Before going to the
links President Taft had an hours
session with his stenographer and
then motored TO the Myopia club.
This afternoon. after luncheon az
home and a nap. the president will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

take an automobile ride alonK the
north shore Yesterday he motored
to Hamilton TO visit Secretary az the
Navy Never. Who is rccuperatinF
from an attack OF typhoid lie
spent The evening with his family
on the front porch ~ Paramatta cot
tagc. viewing the fir works
TAFT arrived Monday In Washing.
toa 10 attend the conference OF the
republican national committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

INDIANAPOLIS. July e.
Mrs. Thomas n. Msrshali is In
for lot o. hard campaigning
this fail.
Fer OF course. Thomas ". will
take the stump fer the ticket he
Is On. and Mrs Thomas n. will
have 20 60 along. She always
does. Thomas n. won't bulge
~ithou, her.
When the povernors went on
the waterways iunkct down the
Mlssissispi Governor Marshall
was invited 20 90 along. {; was
stag affair. and he refused.
Cant SO wiihou, Mrs. Marshall"
he said.
The management Immediately
chartered another steamboat to
carry the TubernRtoriai wives.
Governor Marshall made 1863
speeches in one campaign and Mrs
Marshall sat through every one Of
them. And she still loves him and
believes In him That's the kind
OF wife she Is.
Mrs. Marshall Is an ardent anti
suffragist. She believes that WON.
en- are too impuisive 10 handle the
reins Of government discrcetly,
"Womans sphere lies In the
home" she says. II there Is any
place nc all where a woman's voice
should be heard. II Is in the matter
OF schools. but am inclined 20 be.
lleve that men are Just as compe-
tent there as in other branches OF
government"
But Thomas r. 10 sure tina,
women could handle things 10 sat.
isfaction " they were all like Mrs
Marshall. To him she Is marvel
and all that he does Us done with
an eye 10 her comfort and hsppi
ness. Once he refused a nomination
to congress because he was too poor
TO stand the Washington pace and
didn't want to put Mrs. Marshall sin
a third rate boarding house."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
PUBLIC MARKETS


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
KILLS HIMSELF
AFTER A QUARREL.
WITH SWEETHEART

EVERETT. July b.--krneHt john
son, Great Northern operative.
shot himself through the heart on
Colby av. yesterday, after an alter
cation with his sweetheart. The
bullet passed entirely through his
body and broke a heavy plate glass
window. Johnson had offered all
his money to the girl, saying he had
no further use for II, and exhibited
a revolver as he walked away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
VICTIM

J. l.. Miller, the soldier who
was brought TO Seattle from
Fort Liseum, Alaska, suffering
from CHAMBERS, left yesterday
on the steamer Buchanan. Nil.
Ter contracted the disease while
working with horses In the
fort. When CHAMBERS attacks
humans II is generally fatal
and the condition Of Miller is
quite serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
COULDN'T STAND 1T.

ST. LOUIS, July GA sarcastic
reference 10 Pugilist Jim Flynn
started a near race riot here today
and resulted In one Of the negro
participants being shot. probably
fatally, by qatrolman Several
negroes and whites we're In a free
for all fight growing out Of an argu.
ment over the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
10y United pfsss leased WIRE u
rect 20 judges stand al
Race Courae.l

fHy OnfrG Fffth 1'~@N~
rect 20 Judges stand al
Race course.l
LAKE VIEW RACE TRACK, Ia
coma. July Gin the presence o'
24.ooo thrilled and excited special
o,s Teddy Tstnan. IN ME fi'Nf ;
700 the zoe. mile heavy car event
a, tho Montamara fss,o races yes
,erday Afternoon. 'te won ~ hs"oy
srlVina and tremendous bursts %
seeea in ,he sirai getaways. ard nc
did not Win easily.
HARD Luck @vlford,
Haiph Muiiofd, IN hia knoa' press
"a him hard. and miEhi have ven
80 for me demon OF hard luck
whleh has pursued hlm throughout
Ms racing career. lie lost precious
moments With tire trouble in the
sarts parf of the rscr, hui Tor al
maj he broke a worid's record ~hsn
Ne ava the fsyemilc lap IN ! minutes
and 80 seconds.
"A. ~as blurred streak ~ white
when he screamed past 'he EfaHa
stand, making % lost time.
Trsrlsff Takes lead.
Fart Cooper waa first OF IN me
biz event bus host the leHd 60 iJr
wore Ia his National % he ioufih
LAP. IL wore fen behind hnli"ra
Ia tho slxsh. Maiiord Nrni 20 me
ult for tsfe trouble W che ninth,
ana Trgxiaff. working 40 from tifth
olaes 20 shsFd. jumped Two places
and foub the lead he was never
headed after shai.
Asaln ard aFAin They challenged
Mira. Ito s0s ks5 I'd fonnd ine ingnN.
and aeccfseG their challenges on
the eiralghsawata Faster ana
faster fleW the ears
And aii she While Milford. the
uulnchy. Was hanging o. and
creeping an he pAased car after
car pat TttnlAn WAS Tar ahead
Milford waa doins aie. ais and
70 with the regularity ~ clock
Mark In the akth lap he drew q
wishsn hall q ZAP 81 Teddy Tcix
lAff. and Was gaining on him Ans
then
mulfera injured.
A rock fired from = wheel q
tfnwhie HUGHES Mercer coi
through his mack. alashed hin oyei
The ewes. and he WAS Blinded III
arrived back before the grandssand
his face covered with blood.
Quick" be shouted. TEL jos
10 finish the race
Joe Chandler. bis mechanic
/ bounded into the seat aud wan of
10 drove veil aud pluekily. Loldini
second place 20 the cnd.
Teiriaff finished winner Il
Igtst.gf IS. after on one occasion
tapping everybody IN the field ~
drove a magnificent race--but on'
cannot help feeling sorry for Mui
ford.
Meet Opened ~ 10
Tho meet started % 10 o'clock
when Rob Evans went down tn
track in n Flanders Special. doln,
the 10 miles IN 1850 s.. 80 winning
the challenge trophy and rs pc
cent Of 81 600. Ne was followe'
hy Bennett IN the Ford, Joormanl
in the Maxwell Tower IN the Elan
ders Special and Percy Bangs Il
the Oakland
Event OF Mishap.
puiien won the ise.milo medium
car event in the Mercer In hour
Ihg.3t S.. This was m event O
mishaps. Bergdoll had early trou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

Eastern creamery butter sec -
4 lba. fse coffee. 81 domestic saf-
dinrr. ebc, cans tomatoes or corn,
lSes cakes laundry soap. CSC
boxes matches. Toe. lie cans ssr-
dimes. for Csc. 2 Zoe bottles vine.
gar. isc : loavcE home made bread,
Csc, or large ioaves Csc Eastern
bacon. l5c ID. Eastern hams. lss,
pork roast, I3tac. lamb chops. iuci
club sausage, Ice legs mutton
i21c. legs lamb. i5ci shoulder,
lamb Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
POSTCARD FIRE ALARM

PORTLAND. Ore. July "a
young lady caused intense activity
on the part OF the fire department
by dropping a souvenir postcard In
an alarm box, She ran as fast MS
she could to the chief of police aud
apologi2ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
IT'S A TANCl

fBy United Rreee ~ Il
SACRAMENTO. Cal. IVY :
seeking TO find a way ont
tangle Of the primary e'essm ~
Of California which nov -
10 prevent the placing Of ~, NJ
i've party ticket upon ise q. - ~,
Der ballot, leaders Of " 81 Z
welt movement from ali o'1 a
state are in active oon'e'e'S*
the governor today. ~
Gov. Johnson and 'ne -
present refused TO make =, 49,,
ment today. but said they 49,
10 have something 70
later. ---.-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
KAISER AND
CAR NEE

tus tnised rresa leesed I.
LONDON. July GA spe<A
patch today from ST. Pet'x
saws that the car and kalstf' 3
ing at a Baltic port. sent
lions to their respective an
To consider the best means 2 Z A.
about an end to the Iislisflu
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
MURDERS FAMILY

WALLA WALLA, July 6.--Artil-
lery Sergt Proctor deliberately
planned the murder OF his wife.
mother.in-Iaw and two children. A
note was found In his rooms that
cleared up the whole matter. The
note also stated that while he hat
ed to kill the children. he did not
want TO leave them behind.
Mrs. Proctor and her mother oh.
tanned divorces on the same day,
each charging non.support. Mr.
and Mrs Proctor were married un.
der assumed names.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
pARRoW TRIAL AojoueNrp

LOS ANGELES. July 6.-Owing
TO the indisposition OF Defense
Counsel Earl Rogers. the court try.
ing Clarence barrow on charge
of bribery, adjourned until Monday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
KILLS HUSBAND.

DALLAS. Tex. July g. Mrs NJ.
a. Laduce. sister of Carl Shilling.
the famous jockey. today shot and
killed her husband. hotel clerk.
Jealousy is said to have been the
cause OF the shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

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catsup l0c bottle, Tie gal, IN glass
Jugs; spaghetti and macaruui. 2 lbs.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

Los ANGELES. July G.--struck
on the head by a pitched ball In
Thursday afternoons game In San
Francisco. Speed Mcdonnell, utility
lnfielder Of the Vernon team. was
brought 10 his home here today in
serious condition. Patterson.
Brown and .,osp are on the shelf.
and II Will be month at least be-
fore the former two may play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
PUNCTUATION
IS PERFECT"

CiNCINNfTi. O., July o.
The punetI ion In the labor
plank Of the republican plat.
form 10 good. and 50 10 the
grammar" said Samuel Corn.
pers, president Of the American
Federation ~ Labor. who was
here today. -hut Il Is lacking In
human quality and ls net re.
srensive TO the yearrines 81
the workers.
THE democratic platform
contains all ~e ASKED for. We
are satisfied with u. Later on,
! shall discuss candidates.
Labor 10 70 take an active part
In the corning campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

A conspiracy u always hard 70 ea-
tablish by direct. positive evidence.
stances as a rule and my reason for
the assertion that a conspiracy dta
exist was that ! was tn possession
and had knowledge - the cifanfn-
stantial evidence to prove the charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
The Story Of washingten's
Dental Conspiracy a d How
| KnOw That | Passed The
Dental Examination
in 1903

IL de~s not require a legal mind 70
comprehend and understand the tate
defects In eur dental law. when " -
construed with regard 20 eonStitn-
tionai rights
rrne dental Law IN operation shows
this. In 1901. the Dental Beard e.
acted arbitrary and uniN wfui 9ualltA Y
cations and their records and the
examination papers fpy answers e
their questionsl would show that !
actually passed the examination All
except signing and subscribing 70
this code ~ so-caiied ethics and con-
tract. which I declined 20 do. and
I am persuaded that the society
members would not tolerate that
code today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

rullcn won The i50.milo medium
car event in the Mercer In hours
b4.3i S.. This was IN event OF
mishaps. Bergdoll had early trou.