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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
CHILDREN'S KIDNEYS
No Perth Amboy Mother Should
Neglect the Little Ones Health.

Oftentimes weak kidneys cause
great annoyance and embarrassment
to children. Inability to control the
kidney secretions. at night or while
at play, La attributed to carelessness
aid too frequently the child lis pun
ished. Parents having children
Troubled with kidney weakness
would do well to treat the kidneys
WITH . tested and proven kidney
remedy. II there Ii pain In the
back, ~discplored nrine, Irregular
urination, headaches, dizzy spells or
a tired, WORKOUT feeling, begin giv-
ling Doanss Kidney PILLS at once.
This remedy has been used In kid
ney troubles for over rs years-it
has cured and has been recommend
ed by thousands. Convincing proof
In the following statement. It's
from 9 resident &c .n.- locality
! Mrs. Jacob Van PeIt, Davenport
street, Somersiile, ~. r., says: 81
can still recommend Doan.s Kidney
Pills. They benefited our little son
who suffered a great deal from kid
ney trouble and ] do not hesitate to
say that they are the best prepare
Ifion to be had for this complaint.
Cur child has never been bothered
since Doan's Kidney PILLS. cured
him.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buzalo.
New York sole agents for tf@ Unit-
90 States.
Remember the naxae-Dnan
and take na otaa@Ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
WOODBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. william PraIi, Of
West Green street. r rejoicing over
thu arrival OF q baby girl la their
home
The Bachelor Maids gave q Leap
Year dance In the w. A. A. Club
House Friday night.
Miss Hazel Drake Ia entertaining
cut OF town friends.
Fire escapes have been put on the
Masonic hall building.
DIR. d. w. Hoagiand has been en-
pertaining guests from Red Bank.
Owing to the severe snow storm
yesterday there was only d session
In the public schools.
George Stewart and son. Robert.
OF Tottenville, r spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HUI
Der In New street.
Master Hinsdale Boynton Is Ill at
his home In Railway
Mrs. McCioud Is confined to her
home In Second street by severe Ill
leag.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
IAMEsBURG

Rev. Joseph Ehrenstein. pastor OF
the German Baptist church. IL un'
able to take past In the week OF
prayer cottage services owing to q
badly swollen face caused by an
liberated tooth.
Jamesburg Cornet Band will fur
nish the dance music at Liberty Hall
tonight after three attempts to full
fiji their contract, absence of lights
being the aus
Oriental Court of Mechanics Home
Council No. II, Jr. O. u. A. M, will
meet Tuesday evening to initiate two
candidates after the regular meeting
of che Juniors.
The box sociable and dance. q
novelty hsreabouts, given in .Lange's
Hall Thursday night. proved y mag
net sufficient to attract about $50
people and 1t was voted the best
evenings pleasure OF the season. II
was held under the auspices OF the
Railroad Mems Association and the
venture realized y profit IT over $40.
Music was furnished by the James
burg Cornet Band and Snedeker's
orchestra.
The Arm Of Otto & DinEstead,
blacksmiths and wheelwrights. has
been dissolved by the former dispos-
ing of his holdings to Mr.. Jean Ding
stead for the sum OF 1900. Mr..
Otto will conduct a woodworking
business Independent OF his former
partner.
The Young PEOPLES Society of st.
James Catholic church will give a
select dance In st. James Hall We'd
nesday evening, January "a.
Mrs. Hannah Sullivan, a former
resident for many years. but now of
Point Pleasant. met with a serious
accident recently and now lies help
less owing to d broken leg, resulting
from a fall from a chair. Mrs. Sui
Ivan being over eighty years of age.
her complete recovery is doubtful.
Richard Tague, of upper James,
burg, has been awarded a shotgun
disposed OF BY John Dow, Of Warren
street.
willard Forman, of Church
street. was an interested visitor at
the automobile show In New York
city this week.
James Dory, the local enxinefnan.
after a three months' layer owing
to injuries received at Long Branch
wien he fell to the ash pit from his
engine, is now able to his
former position.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
ARREST 2 MEN
AT SAYREVILLE
Held on Charge Of Cruelty
to Horses.
special to tbs EVENING NEWS.

. %FE = - ~ - v ~ - - y ~ -f-+a&Ef
Sayreville, Jan. I3.-AJohn Luh-
South River. were arrested Iast
Tuesday and brought before Reeor-3
der Fred Esser. charged with cruz
city TO animals. They brought 4
team OF horses from South River 10
s~ayreville with the intention Of get
ting a wagon from Louis Baker. Who
lives Ia Parlin.
When they got as tar Frank Sam
SETS store Luhman tied the hnrses
to a pole and went down to the
brick yard to find Baker. He stared
away 80 long that Halter got cold
and left the horses standing on the
road. The horses were In ouch 3
he'd condition that they could not
stand much weather also. 0ne Tell
exhausted, the other one nan
aging to stay on his feet.
several brought old carpets and
blankets and covered the poor AMI
mails. In the meantime Officer
Henry Boyler was telephoned And
when he arrived teinphon@d fe
veterinary who Ama
New nrunawick@ Wf1ltn EtNA&N
Geo. Blew hSA the horses ul31SkSl
to a comfortable place An&eS:
essrssss sgajpStutsc saA
time thAt thfs was eoins ~ 4
or Halter did nor show M ayl
Ger Boyfer cent word to Eoukh HA1eI
to arrest the two 3 on sIghtEA 4
short while after Officer OffeubeSfe1
telephoned back that the two men
were arrested and locked MP. OH
GER Boylar went over &rd got Ehnm
a1d sosaud mem in sns 1own NAH.
The recorder gave them ! good
lecture and told them he would ut
them or easy this time and 1nad
Luhman SIS and Halter $10s or
ninety and sixty days respectively n
the county Jail. rs Their did not havs
the money the recorder gave them
to February I TO pay it. Louis
Baker went their security.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
SOUTH AMBOY

Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Ham
NEIL, OF Second street, ara visiting
friends out OF town.
Mrs. /. B. Meryfne. who was quite
Ill the forepart OF the week, has
fully recovered from her Illness
James caniff on the Cheesequake
road, returned from Bayside Thurs
day Afternoon, where he has been
staying for some time with his
daughter, while undergoing an OPP
sration for the removal OF several
tur1fors.
-Ak-lthA-B Baptist parsonage Thurs
day night ut Z O'Clock by Rev.
Thomas Neil, Jr.. pastor, George
Mundy and Miss Maude Van Buren,
we're united In marriage. The bride
and groom are residents OF This city.
Mrs. Charles Babel and daughter
OF the Bronx. are visiting Mrs Ba-
bella father, Benjamin Stranser.
ST., OF Henry street.
Miss Mary Schantz, OF John street
was an out OF town visitor yester-
Mrs s." csaithiarI1e Rhoeick. Of New
York city.Sts visiting her uncle, BEN
1aInin Straussers Sr.. OF Henry
| street.
The first quarterly conference Of
the Methodist Protestant church,
will be held tonight. Every member
Is requested to sbe present. SUNDAY
morning there will be the usual
Love Feast baptism and admins
tration of the Lords Supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Apologize, OF
Main street. will celebrate the If
tieth anniversary OF their marriage
on this Saturday evening. January
MRS. Edgar Morton, Of Long
Branch, is visiting friends In this
city during this week.
The coal dealers have been happy
this week, as they have been reaping
an abundant harvest. Last Satur-
lday-some-ee-tAeg deliveries had TO
! deliver a few bushels to their Gus
tomers as they were unable to fill
their orders by the load.
John SutliR is collector. In fact,
as well as In name, as the books
were turned over to him by former
Collector A. t. Kerr.
There will be an installation of
officers at the meeting of Gen. Nor
gan Lodge, No. SO, /. o. O. F.. next
Tuesday evening. All members and
visiting Odd Fellows In the city are
invited to be present.
INSTALLATION of officers will take
place at meeting OF South Amboy
Council, No. 426, X. of c., Wednes-
lay night. January ~.
Through the efforts OF the mayor
and the members of the committee
ON streets, the council has been In
duced ~~to@stake- action to end the
nuisance and menace to health that
he's been OF over twenty years
standing On First street between
Broadway and the New York and
Long BrAnch railroad. A concrete
drain 10 carry on ths surface water
will be built.
Mrs, A. VI. Bloodgood, OF John
street. spent Thursday afternoon
with friends tn Matawan.
Mrs. Joseph Farrell, of New
Brunswick, was a South Amboy Wis
ftcr Thursday afternoon.
Mayor Welsh commenced filling
his ice house Wednesday. 1t ia
said the Ice Is nine inches thick.
Mrs. William TyndaIi, of Jersey
City. visited with friends IN this
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Jerome Mlnnick vas a Sayre-
Vile visitor Wednesday.
Thief riends of Rev. w. H Ber~
lew oT First street. will be pleased
70 learn that he Ii rapidly fnprey-
Tag after Oh illness OF several weeks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
JAMESBURG BANK Is
IN GOOD CONDITION

sYscsaI to n EvBNTNG NEws. :
Jamesburg. Jan. 13:-At the an
nual election OF the officers and
directors Of the First National Bank
the following was the result. Presi-
dent, Frederick l.. Buckelew: vice
president. William c. Buckelew:
cashier. Milton r. Voorhees,; direc-
tors, Frederick l.. Buckelaw, William
C. Buckelew, Joseph NJ. Perrine.
Condit M, Dawson, Milton T. voor-
hees. J~amesburg; Abijah Appiegate.
Prospect Plains: William w. Emens.
Monmouth Junction; william n.
Clemons. Helmetsa. The directors
increased the surplus to 100000 and
the report shows over 100000 on
hand, the largest In the history oil
this bank. The present bank value
OF the shares II $3.50, also the high
est In it's history.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
sPOTSM0OD

Councilman and Mrs. William =
Bissett have returned from q visit
With their daughter. Mrs. John n.
Bowers, OF Brooklyn.
Miss Marion Behringer was a New
York visitor Wednesday,
j.. Randolph AppIeby. Sr. and
sens, .a11S.ra, -. aaa FRANK.
of Tottenyille, Staten Island, will
spend the weekend at their summer
home here.
The large maple tree which has
stood In front OF the present fire.
house, the former school house. for
many yea. 8. has been RACED to make
room for the handsome steel fire
bell tower TO be erected shortly by
the Enterprise Hook & Ladder Com
pany, who own the property. The
tree was virtually one OF the land
marks of the borough.
Mrs. w. e. Daw, wife OF the ge-
Mai rector of st. Peters Episcopal
church, ia Ill at a Philadelphia hos
pital. Mrs. Daw was removed to
that city early this week. Recent
reports indicate she Is resting CON-
fortably.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
MARRIED
FIFTEEN YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stratton
Of South Amboy Celebrate.
.pecioI to tbs EVENING VIEWS.

-peca1t 70 tHS EVENING N8 W.
South Amboy. Jan. 13.-Mr- and
Mrs. Harry Stratton, of Chucca
street, celebrated the fifteenth an
niversary OF their marriage last
evening. On account OF the In
clemency OF the weather some OF the
invited guests we're not present.
There were several from New
Brunswick ana the remainder we're
residents Of this city. The dwell
ing was beautifully decorated and
the presents were very dne. Among
them was = handsome set OF china
ware. A sumptuous repast was
served and at about 11:30 O'Clock
the guests retired to their respective
homes, Wishing their host and hos
tess. many returns OF their anniver
sary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
SAYREvlLLE

Edward Seggel, of Main street, IL
LII at his home since Wednesday.
Charles Holsworth, OF Main
street. has slipped on tile fee and
sprained his ankle. He expects to
be back ut his work In u few days.
William Rohde. who has been
Ill ut his home In Main street. re-
sumed his work .<en Thursday.
William Kline. OF Lower Sayre-
Vile. WAS d South River visitor We'd
npsday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
sEWAREN

Miss Cora shaTer left town ON
Thursday for Washington. D. c., to
spend a month with friends In that
city.
Mrs. irving Demarest, who has
been seriously I'll for some weeks
past, Is now about the house and
RAPIDLY conyAIescing.
Miss Ruth Freeman leaves town
on Tuesday next for Florida. where
she will spend the remainder of the
winter with her brother, Doctor q.
Freeman. OF Jacksonville.
Fer the past week Sewaren has
looked like q deserted village. The
intense cold, and tne dangerous con-
dition of the Ice covered streets, to-
gether with the high wind which
ragged Cor days, have kept everyone
indoors. and but few vehicles or
pedestrians haye been about town.
Social functions are fsw and many
OF the so-called leaders OF Sewaren
society are away spending the cold
weather Ia the sunny south.
The many friends Of Miss Cath
@.sas Wright, III view rDrK. will be
glad TO learn Of her expected he
covarey from q dangerous attack of
typhoid fever, and she Is nov able
TO receive sn occasional visitor al
the private sanatorium. where she
has been for some weeks. bliss
Wright lived In sewaren many
years with hor family and Ia we'll
known In this vicinity. She was for
two or three years TIE SewHrAn cor
respondent of the Perth Amboy
EVENINH NEWS
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

Washington, Jan. 13:--Chief
Justice White OF the supreme court
has been confined for several days
to his home with a bad cold. and
Associate Justice McKenna presided
In his place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
RENL. sruACK,S

New faint aud wallpaper Store
1tS NEW BRUNSNtCk AVE.
Now ready for business. With a big
stock OF Lucas Paints. Enameis and
Stains. Let us estimate on wall paper
Ing painting and glazing. Our prices
will Surprise you. Special In wall pa
per. SC per double roll. and up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

IL You have something to trade
mt an advertisement In our OK
han column,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

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e~umstanee. wh.ch Ii too email so
tnake a Want Al. worth whaas al al
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worry about
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28
STOCKS ARE STRONGER
WITHSMALL BUSINESS

-
This week has witnessed the close
OF the greatest Christmas trading Ho
nolulu has even seen. According to
the testimony Of most OF the leading
houses in the retail trade. not only
has the holiday season been the bes;
ever, but the most satisfactory year
In long time is the one Just pass
ing into history.
On Ne stock exchange only is de.
preston being experienced. caused by
the almost certainty OF low prices
prevailing during the coming year for
sugar, coupled with the uncertainty
OF how the sugar tariff Is going 10
fare at the hands OF the new congress
and the new administration Yet al.
though the volume Of business done
IN stocks and bonds for the five bust
Ieee days ended yesterday has been
20 small as not TO be worth compar.
ing with that Of the week before, the
prices OF sugar stocks with one ex.
ception have strengthened since Sat
urday last For the five days men
toned there were 1896 shares sold for
an aggregate OF S2S,429.75 and bonds
OF the par value OF $4,000. making a
total business of ss0.4e9.75. which is
only about one.halfI Of the results for
the poorest OF weeks within near
recollection before.
oper|6o and Closing
Twelve stocks were dealt in for the
period in question. and OF six sugar
stocks four show a gain in price, one
Is UNCHANGED and one has declined
since Saturday last. Opening and
closing prices. as indicated by last
sale quotations on Saturday and yes
terday, are as follows:
Eva. % and 1850; Hawaiian Com
mercial. 30 and 80; Hawaiian Pine
apple. $3.50 and a.; Honolulu N'ew-
Ing and Mailing. 2l.25 ard 81; Nc
Bryde, 3.S73z and 4.I2lk oahu. 1925
and 2S.62h: 0iaa. and 4 Pioneer.
$3.50 and 26.
Transactions for the five days were
as follows:
Stocks
Eva Plantation Co. 90 shares for
{S57.5Q price. 24.50
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
CO.. 25 shares for $Sl0; high. SO; low.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co, 3S5 shares
for f1f.76125; high. 44.25; low, "A
Honolulu Brewing and Mailing Co.,
100 shares for $500: price, q.
NcDfyde Sugar Co.. $50 shares for
}ll0; high. t11H now. 3S7i1
Oahu Sueof Co. 275 shares FOR
fof>v; high. 30; low, 2S.25.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28

olaa Sugar Co, so shares for s2l5;
price, A.
Pioneer Mil Co.. Sc shares for
is24s6; price, 26
Bonds:
Hilo Railroad Co, 1901 skies, $4,000
at 49, .a1.-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28

Justice Clark OF independence.
Kan. says he VIII appoint woman
jury in every possible case as they
have more time than men.
whose management of the institution
was recently the subject Of govern
ment investigation, has sent in his
resignation
A woman may not swallow all the
compliments men hand her. but she
think there is merit in them. just the
same.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28
FOR RENT

FOR RENT &s
To a couple without children;
small furnished cottage; bath, kitch-
en- and 2 rooms, gas and electric
lights; $500. -. i.
Fine 2-bedroom cottage with gas
and electric light and mosquito
proofed; $21. ... -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28

Last night the Commercial Club
held its annual Moderation by at.
tending Miss Powell's performance in
a body, occupying $50 seats, and hay-
ing supper afterward at the club with
the visiting yiolinist as the guest of
honor. accompanied by her husband,
her pianoist and W. d. Adams.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28

r. D King, of. the government sur
vey, drew the sketch of the proposed
improvements Of the Capitol grounds
accompanying the suggestions of For
est Nurseryman Haughs, submitted to
the Oahu Central Improvement Com
mittee by the Outdoor Circle of the
Kilohana Club
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28
FOR SALE.

A good 4-room house and well-im-
I owed lot at Palama at $4,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28
BUSINESS ITEMS

No shipments were made fl
Greece during 1911 to Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28

Closing quotations of Hawaiian
stocks in San Francisco yesterday
we're as follows: Hawaiian Commerc.
ial. 23 bid; Hawaiian Sugar. SO. rs
bid; Honokaa. 7.50 bid. s asked: Hut
crimson. 1925 bid: Kilauea. IL bid:
0nomea, S2 asked: Paauhau, Is bid;
Union. 80 asked; Honolulu Planta-
ton, 90 sold.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28

High money rates again acted as
"a drag on speculation on the New
York stock exchange yesterday. Call
money went from per cent the day
before to II per cent, at which renew.
ais were made. Following an upward
squirt at the opening, stocks fluctu-
ated during the day, closing at the
level OF Thursday. Sect sugar fell
three points
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-20
STARVING RUSSIANS
EAT OWN CHILDREN.

!. st. Petersburg Horrifying !
!. stories are reaching this city
< from the famine zone in Central !
!. Russia where nearly 100000 .
!. persons are starving. In one Of
:. the communities the situation !
). has become so desperate that !
:. mothers and fathers have killed
!. and eaten their own children. !
X Gaunt, starving peasants and wo-
:. men, emaciated and frenzied from !
:: suffering, fight over crusts and
!. bones. All the public granaries.
:. are empty despite government :
X measures. No general relief is :
:. in sight. I:
! :
:: :. \ ). X !. \ ! !. X i i !. !. ! !
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-20

A missing canary is referred to as
boys boon COMPREHENSIVE opens
up new line of thought on canaries.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-20

A classified ad. will sell what you
don't want or bring you what you do
want. sc per line. Try one.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-26
EMMA CHILDS LEONARD
BURIED At HUNTINGTON

The funeral OF Mrs. Emma childs
Leonard was held Monday OF last
week az Huntington. Bishop An.
tone Nelson took charge OF the ser
Vices and the ward choir. conducted
by a. 7, johnson. furnished the
singing James W. johnson reader
de the solo. Face TO Face" The
speakers were J. r. Wakefield, ID.
c. Woodward. Albert Guymon and
Peter y. Johnson.
Aunt Emma. as she was fami-
liarly called, WAS the daughter of
John childs, She was born August
10, lStl, az Belyiew, o. She met
her future husband. David Henry
Leonard. at the Missouri river In
1893, They crossed the plains to-
sethor In Moses Clawsou's company.
The! have been pioneers In many OF
me settlements OF Utah. She has
assisted her husband In building
seventeen homes
Huntington has been their home
since 1850, She was the mother of
seven children. two OF whom are
dead, Those living are Mrs. Louie
WINNER OF Provo. u. Heber Leon
ard OF Huntington. Mrs. Almira
narles OF 81. Johns. Or. Alonzo n.
Leonard OF Cedar City and Marion
Leonard OF salt Lake City.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-26
DELINQUENT H les
SYSTEM ISNRONG
SUCH ARE THE IDEAS or SALT
LAKE CITY MAN.


Serene u. futile of Salt Lake
City has begun an agitation In the
Salt Lake Real Estate association
for change in the delinquent tax
system. At the last meeting Of the
association he served notice that he
would introduce a resolution urging
the legislature to change the delin-
quent tax law. He believes that
taxes can be handled more profit
ably for the city, county and state
by so penalizing dellnquencles that
II will not be to the advantage Of
wealthy taxpayers to allow their
taxes TO become delinquent, thereby
virtually borrowing money from
public funds at ridiculously low
rate Of interest. lie says.
we should not scare the stranger
from our gates. This year We are
publishing twenty-seven pages Of
delinquent taxpayers. who would
not be scared about coming here
with that horrible showing Of pow
erty7 Few realize that it Is the
hAhNA AfnNAA VI AAAAAt A'mlNhAAHA
our lawmakers put before our tax
payers. This does not mean that
the millionaire is so hard up he
cant pay his taxes. Mr.. Millionaire
knows the value OF money that's
why he In a millionaire. His tax
on main street block Ia, say, two
thousand dollars. That IL worth 6
per cent to him, or hundred and
twenty dollars a year. ten dollars a
month. Our lawmakers tempt him |
not to pay his tax. adding to the |
TAX only twenty-five cents, the cost |
81 advertising. SO Mr. Millionaire |
saves 1915 by waiting from Noyem-
Der 18th TO December 18th before |
paying his tax
II am Informed that In New York |
state the penalty for delinquency Is
per cent OF the tax for the first
thirty days and per cent for the
next month. SO Mr.. Millionaire
here pays his tax because money s.
sorth half OF per cent per month,
pr 8 per cent per year to him, and
iia city 10 not disgraoed by poor
awmaking and n long delinquent
AK list Tho people should insist
'n the legislature correcting this
avil at tho nexf session. &c al,ouid |
not continue TO give the wealthy n
prize for casting an insinuation OF
poverty on the name OF Utah"