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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
$500 Paid in Accident Insurance
Premiums by Late Solomon Luna
Promptly Brings Widow SI4, 900

Thorough Investigation by Legal Officer Of Pacific Mutual
Shows Beyond Shadow of Doubt That Statesmans
Death Was Accidental and Claim Is Paid at Once Mrs
Luna Expresses Warm Appreciation Of Promptness.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16
A Valentine Party.

"Wednesday evening very enjoy
able time was had by all who were at
"a valentine party" given at the home
of { has. Heyer, two miles southeast
OF T. own. The evening was spent In
mus ic and games The guests assem-
blet out doors where they all enjoyed
tn games until twelve o'clock, when
a b,untful valentine supper was
served.
Those pre-, cent were: Bertha Meyer,
Anna Heyer Gladys House, Mary
Paul, Arphy Pau,, Cyrus Bpsworth'
Earl Bosworth, jim Casey, Oscar
Neustel, Willie Kiefer, D. irwin House
Oscar ,Satchwell, William Shemeld'
Robert Neustel, Forest Hous', Ottc
Kiefer, Walter Satchwell. E.rW "
Heyer, Esther Heyer, Verina Paul,
Blanche Woutchik, Fredie Heyer,
Albert Heyer, Lewis Hcyer, Mr.. Hey.
er and little Harry Meyer.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16
New 1. g. w. N. Train.

Effective Saturday, Feb II, the I.
& w. N. will put in service an extra
train running between Spirit Lake
ard McGuires to handle bus ness on
the Idaho & Western tracks. This
train will handle colnbinati,n
coach aud carry passengers between
Spirit Lake and McGnires. connect
ing with the electric line.
This train will lelve Spirit Lake at
1910 a m. ard Rathdrum at 7:43 a.. M;
arrive at McGuires s a. m, giving
passengers an opportunity TO take
electric train for Spokane, leaving
McGuires at SOL am, and to reach
Occur d'Alene on train leaving Nc
CURES at 1923 a. N. Returning north
bound will lelve McGuires at 7:15 p.
M, connecting with the electric train
leaving Spokane at 500 pm. and the
electric train leaving Occur d'Alene
at $50 pm.
This service will he Tuesdays,
Thursdays AID Saturdays, only.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

For all kinds of fresh meats call at
J. A. Seigloch's-Rathdrum Meat
company.
More trunks, telescopes, suitcases,
also new line of picture molding at
Klopf's.
The HAYES house, m corner oppoS-
tie the elevator, for sale. For par
tculars inquire Of Mrs. +. II. Brad
bury. J26tf.
Home made sausages speciality at
Seiglochs. Ham, bacon and lard.
fish and game in season.
Piano Snaps Several pianos taken
on mortgage for sale cheap on terms.
A ldress, A. Becker, Spokane. PIP
Id sire TO announce that hereafter
the use Of my fearse for funerals will
be rendered free to my patrons.
&C. R. Klopf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16
Misses Chapman and Martin En-
terrain.

Misses Chapman and Martin enter.
tanned few friends at valentine
party last Friday evening. Those
present were: Misses McRoberts,
Mitchell. Berry, Pickler, Edwin,
Everett, Mrs. Everett, Messrs. Ever
EFT, Curtis, Bla,ocK, Taylor, c. Nico-
lai, Sage, Walker, Reinlger.
s One feature Of the evenings euter-
tainment was heart throwing con-
test 10 which Miss BERTHE Everett
proved the most proficient, with
Miss Edwin close second. The pro-
posals written by the ladies present
were all accepted by the men present
with one exception. Mr.. Everett
succeeded In winning the most hearts
in the question contest. After the
picture gallery was visite1 the guests
departed for their homes.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16
Local Paragraphs.

The high score in the Indoor
Rifle club went to Frank Farms
worth last Monday night.
Next Thursday being Washing
toms birthday, there will be no
school, teachers and pupils taking
vacation.
Rain followed snow last Friday
aad variable weather has prevailed
ever since, much of it sugge sting
that spring is almost here.
The Rathdrum State band an
nounces St. Valentines dance at
the hall Saturday night. A ball on
the 22nd is also to be given by the
band.
Don't forget that Washington
birthday dinner-at noon-Feb. 22.
The Pythian Sisters always serve
good dinners, and it only costs IS
cents.
The Pythian Sisters pleasantly
surprised Mrs. G. w. Flemming
Tuesday afternoon. Light refresh
ments were served, and a social
time enjoyed.
Sheriff w. B. Mcfarland made
an official trip to Rathdrum from
the county seat Monday, having
in custody one of the witnesses in
the case against Carlson in the
local justice court.
All of Rathdrum's outstanding
warrant Indebtedness was paid up
last week, sufficient taxes being
paid in to leave a small balance.
The call for the warrants was made
by Treasurer w. A. Hart.
The Russell Hale company
played Little Miss Nobody" at
Fraternal hall Monday night, un-
der auspices of the band. The
same company presented "East
Lynne" Tuesday evening. Fair
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16

Wanted-A good fresh COW. Inquire
at this office. 3t 1928
L. L. Joyner Of Spokane and j. H.
Williams of Occur d Alene, general
and local agent, respectively, Of an
old line insurance company, are 10
Rathdrum and vicinity this week.
]. |. knight, assistant superinten-
dent OF the insurance department OF
the Knights of Pythias, visited Pan.
handle lodge Tuesday night. and
went from here to Athol Wednesday
morning.
e. G. Gralapp was 10 town Tuesday
from Spokane where be went on bust
ness connected with the Hayden
Creek mine in which has a contract
to deepen shaft. Mr.. Gralapp says
work has been delayed on account Of
bad weather.
James P. Steele has returned from
Victor. Colorado, for short visit with
bis mother aud sister near Ramsey.
jim has Travelled considerably since
he left here last July. going as far
south as Vicksburg, Miss. He
expects to return to Seattle, Wash,
soon.
L. A. Morris was visitor from
Granite Saturday and Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff c. A. Berry was
in town last Friday on official bust
ness.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16
Miss Ruth Surprised.

In honor of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Pilkenton, Mr.. and Mrs. E..
R Pilkenton gave pretty surprise
party Wednesday, evening Feb
ruary 9TH, at their home miles
north of Rathdrum. About IS OF
her friends and neighbors were
present. Progressive games and
music were enjoyed during the
evening, and later refreshments
were served. The occasion was
the young lady's 18th birthday.
All present reported an enjoyable
time.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16

to get the Rathdrum team to 60 to
Genesee. Prof. Everett stated
last week that SIS is offered if the
Genesee team will come to Ra,h-
drum.
John Carlson of Twin Lakes was
arraigned in the local justice court
last Saturday, charged with dis
posing of whisky to minors. The
trial was setfor Monday. Constable.
Farnsworth obtained jury. but
the case, although strong against
the defendant, ended in dismissal
by Justice Post because counsel
for the defendant showed that in
the testimony no questions were
asked as to the ages of the alleged
minors to whom the liquor was
given. Otherwise, the jurors and
witnesses and disinterested spec
tators agreed that the evidence
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16
showed Carlson to be guilty be-
yond doubt.

Do you know that more real danger.
turks In a common cold than In 40 y
other OF the minor ailments? The
safe way il to take Chamberlai,a's
Cough Remedy, a thoroughly reli1ble
preparation, and rid yourself OF the
cold as quickly as possible. This
remedy Is for sale by all dealers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16
Personal Mention.

gallons oil. 9Oc at Dawes.
R. c. Egbers was in town from
Madison yesterday on business.
Embroidery worth $l.00 per yard
on sale at Davies 39c.
DR.. 0. G.. Farnsworth made busi-
ness trip. to Spokane Tuesday.
E. G. Davies spent couple of days
In Spokane this week on business.
G. r. Klopi was at Athol between
trains yesterday.
John Fehlhaber is here from La
mont, Wash, visiting his brother,
w. F. Fehlhaber, and family.
Left with me for sale by parties
going east, one Singer sewing machine
Will sell cheap for cash.
FIG tt L. WEGNER.
Elmo Morris has returned from
Portland where he has been visiting
an older brother the past few months.
Coroner Frank Wenz was called TO
Harrison and Amwaca this week to
hold inquests 10 two murder cases.
A. O. Skinner has sold his new
Ford motor car to A. Cook of Occur.
d'Alene.
Rev. A. w. Luce Is conducting a
series of special meetings at the
Hayden Lake church.
Mrs. John w. Peters and daughter
visited last week with Mrs Fred
Boyd Of Spokane.
Grand embroidery sale, values up
$l.o0 per yard, for 39c at Davies.
Miss Lois Fehlhaber returned home
last week from visit with her aunt,
Mrs. ]. G. Fehlhaber at Mohler,
Wash.
A dinner-1t for the "King'-will
be served Thursday, Feb. %, at Fra
ternal hall. Don't miss 1t.
Miss Elsie Fleming, who is teach
ing school at Cocolalla. was at home
over Sunday.
Miss Selah Ernsburger was home
Friday to Sunday from Trout Creek,
Mont, where she is teaching school
Joseph GAIA, a former resident o.
Rathdrum, and known to many ole
timers here, died recently at Plains
Mont. He lived In Rathdrum ahou1
twelve years ago.
Stanford Smith of Saux Center
MIMI, was visiting his cousin H d.
Boynton, this week, while on his way
home from a trip to the coast.
j. w. Mitchell left last Saturda!
Tor Alberta, Canada, to see his broth
er, who was reported i'll anG no
expected to live more than 1hre
days.
Patent flour, guaranteed, ST.. 25 PC
sack at Davies
Before huyinI Stock and Pouitr
tonic for spring feeding. see Waikiki
brand, 30 ID. pals So Is. For sale b
l.. J. WeHner, Agt., Rathdrum, Ida
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-02-16
sized crowds attended at both per-

formances.
1t is reported that arrangements
have not yet been concluded for
the game between the Rathdrum
and Genesee high school basket
ball teams. Genesee, it is said,
refused to come to Occur d'Alene
to play on neutral ground and has
not guaranteed the SIS necessary
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26

when a huge petition. reached here from other towns. and camps here the Nome candidate had addressed the voters in the Third division. The petition in words and substances k as follows. To the Hon. James Wick ersham. delegate to congress from th" territory of Alaska.
 We, the undersigned. voters and staunch friends of yours. whom you will recognize from the signatures be- low. have been working for you in the past two elections. proving so successful, do now petition that you withdraw in favor of the regular re publican nominee. w. A. Gilmore. your former manager in the Second judicial division.
 We further petition that you will like the undersigned. do all in your power to further the cause of Mayor w. A. Gilmores election on August i3, to be our next delegate to con gress from Alaska.
 A copy of the petition has been forwarded to Delegate Wickersham at Washington. and it is the popular belief here and in other towns, he
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
Special Nugget Service.

oPsS'A "uSSsN SS'S'N
 BALTIMORE. June 2e The demo cratic convention convened yesterday noon with nearly every delegate pres ent, and few if any contests The gal lcry was crowded with people to whom seats were awarded. and many had [" he turned away. for all were anxious to hear William Jennings Bryan mas" his fight against the seating ol Judge Alton Parker for temporary chairman
 The fight started right away after the convention was called to order. and the name of Parker placed in nomination for temporary chairman also the name of ollie James of Ken lucky. After much debating and an able speech by Bryan a vote was taken and resulted in Parker receiv- ing 576 and Bryan's candidate 509.
 The roll call showed that four of the six Alaskan delegates voted for Parker and the other two for Bryan.
 After the selection of temporary chairman. the convention took an ad- journment until later in teh evening when committees are to be appointed. Permanent Chairman Viii Be Pro
 gressive.
 BALTIMORE. June 2G.-The con vention convened this morning. and committees on organization are now working. It is stated here that AL ton B. Parker. is not liable to be ap pointed permanent chairman, that the who is more progressive.
 Bryan Chairman on Resolutions.
 BALTIMORE. June 26.-It is now more than likely that William Jen- nings Bryan will be appointed chair man of resolutions. insomuch he re fuses to accept the position of perm anent chairman of the convention rendered to him.
 Clark or Dark Horse Will Be Nomin-
 ated.
 BALTIMORE. June 26.-It is now narrowed down to either Champ Clark or a dark horse for the nomination Of the three strong men. possibly four, Clark, Wilson. Harmon and Un- derwood. Champ Clark stands th' better chance of securing the nomina tion. It is now conceded if Clark fails. the honor will go to a darl horse.
 Committee on Credentials in Session
 BALTIMORE. June 26.-The com
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
RUSSIAN HEIR
 IS CONSERVATIVE
Special Nugget Service.

VIENNA. June 26.-The crown prince of Russia. son of Nicholas II. is wasting away from the great white plague. and is not able to walk.
 The young heir apparent to the throne was sent to this city for the spring months. the physicians of the
 Since being here the boy has grown worse instead of better and the afflic- tion from tuberculosis has gained such a hold upon the patient he is now too weak to walk and is confined to his room. although taken out daily and wheeled about in a chair.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
W.J. BRYAN IN FULL CONTROL
 OF DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

uitt'" on credentials appointed hy AL ton Parker are now in session. The Alaska delegates are still protesting claiming that Harrajs heinz the reg llar. th. ruup d"lcgat"s of the baIy organization should not h~ seated Millionaire Holds Conference w,th
 Bryan.
 BALTIMORE Junc 26 Millionaire Crane of Chicago. had g long couf"r- cncc with William Jennings Bryan prior to th. opening of the eouven tiou this morning Nothing was given ont as [" what took place during 'h. conference
 Ollie James Permanent Chairman.
 BALTIMORE. June 2s.-A unidn" surprise took place this afternoon when a resolution was offered that oIlic James. Of Kentucky. Rryan'S candidate. bc made permanent chair man of the convention, which carr'' hy large majority
 This was a tccided victory 70. William Jcnnir-s :~-.'. and mat ti ar. SO shapin, 'h-, "es that th" dark horse i- now liable tn he In" thrice defeated candidate.
 Kern Elected Chairman Resolutions.
 BALTIMORE. June 2...-John " Kern of Indiana. Brvan's dark hors" and one time running mate for vice president. was appointed chairman on platform and resolutions this after noon after Bryan himself refused ', that Bryan will dictate the platform of the democratic convention
 Platform After Nomination.
 BALTIMORE. June 96-Tho com mitteo on resolutions and platform have decided to wait until after the nomination of candidate for president before adopting. or recommending any platform to the convention. Sullivan Delegates Win From Illinois. CHICAGO. June 26.-The commit tee on credentials this morning seated twenty TWO deieEdteS or the ouiiiNdf' faction from the state of Illinois. that the national committee excluded two days ago
 The committee recommended that Hearst. ar so called Clark delegates l from Chicago and other parts of the country should not he seated if they have no better qualifications than those opposing the Sullivan delegates | Tn Illinois.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26

tiou Company brought ju a lredge for eNtractus the placer tn from th. gravel on Buck creek Conditions were -uch that a wagon road had to hc constructed over the divide from cape York t" Buck creek. and thnu- sands of sacks and many loads of rrat.I were required to construct a road over the tundra divide between the tin bearing creek aud coast in ar- der to take over ,ll,. irrdee md ma chincrv
 The work was rushed through the drcdgo landed. installed and thirty five days run made before the close of the season The result of those s- days being 9@ tons ef stream tin concentrates. q form If metallic tin known as caseiteritc. and minus the cost af extraction. and freight from York to Scattlo. amounting in all to something like sfoooo. the ore notted .a0a
 Will Operate on Larger Scale This
 Summer.
 NIT. w W. Johnson of the Union Construction Company. owners 'of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
May Seat Aarrais Delegates.

BALTIMORE. Jun. eG The liar r,s drl.gat.. from Alaska are ot tn" amm"n tH,r u.a an now b" seatc'i ,- ae.u-t ta. p'ls faction Their .tr-- - ~tm.u |" The Hr.u-t dele -.tc- ul, n. committee just fired "at Th, H,ar-t delegates met win rh,. rr-ulu- then seeing they were m r.c minority h"it,d tp another plac,. end held wbat th, committee styled a ru#p .uy.utlu. identical to whst the I9.e ttrtiau did lt Valdez
 Bryan Holds Whip Hand
 BALTIMORE. Jane @c. { i- now rnucrdcd that William Jennings Bry on holds the whip h9ud to the demo cratic convention and il n" is nor elected will be Inc power hrhind the Su,e-SSlul nominee
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
ASKED W|CkERSHAm WITHDRAW
93 TONS PLACER TIN ORE
 YIELDS PROFIT S48, ,000

Ir.JI, uH raa,s ,rc"k. reports they .Npert ro e,t tu {, good long s"ason th5- v.lr md ,rrnEcm"nt- are now completed ta start au th" dr"ds" "u Buck \ raus of men are on the ground eud others vii! leave short 2, r. som4u,neo operations. The com nauv ha~ shiprsd 0u Q Pterc" arrow motor trruE [. 4" tbr freighting this summer and Ndt take load or Ave tons from ,he mines to the beach. mabrur two rutud trirs per day if necessary Io5ne inc work nf sis horses
 There Is a sr,at demand for t,n orc and ready market is always waiting for thc metal. for the demand always k..r- gtu thead af n" supply. r. i- predicted tbrt the tin deposits ot cape York eud rhat vicinity will in time supply 7, lorsc rer c"ntago of the tiu used in thc ar's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
Bryan Holds Whip Hand.
oIcTAGRAPh PLAYS
 IMPORTANT oARRow TRIAL
Spec al Nugget ServIes

Spec al Nugget ServIGs
 Los ANGELES. June 2G.--Thr trial of Clarence S barrow. former chief c"un--l for the McNamara brothers. k progressing slowly. and will con -umc much time bcrnrr it finally reaches the jury
 Yesterday afternoon Witness liar. rineton tcs,incd that several of the conversations taking plsc.. between the defendant narrnw and the Me Namar., brothers was recorded by means Of dictagraph. secretly in stalled. and so hidden that neither its existence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
Petition Circulated.
Special Nugget Ssrv,ss.

MEXICO CITY. June 2...-General Orozco. commander in chief or the insurrecto forces. has asked for terms under which both his generals and troops can surrender and lay down their arms.
 The rebels have been driven back until they are confined in small town in the northern state of Mexico and although strongly fortified u IS only a question of time in starving them out.
 The army of General Orozco has been deserting rapidly since reverses
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26

After waiting all winter to secure returns upon the tin ore shipped to the states last fall by W. w John son. "f the Buck Creek Dredging Co. the Nugget has secured the informa- ton direct rom Mir Johnson of the Union Construction Company that installed me af its successful mechan ical di-eefs of Buck creek last sum mcr. tp work the placer lin deposits
 The returns for the sa tons of or. after the cost of shipping same from Seattl. .a LIN"rpoul. England. smel. ter ciN ges. insurance, etc. was $4S.- 000. net to the dredge owners.
 Tin Ore Worth $40 Per Ton Net
 Aft.f going over the cost of ex traction. cost of shipping ore to smell ter .t Liverpool. insurance. ant de. preciation on drcdge, machinery. etc, the Nugget learns that stream tin Is worth $4l0 per ton. The large deposit up ii, the Buck creek district. k such that the drcdec will average about threc' cons of ore for every twenty four hour run
 Lat summer the Union Construc-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
Special Nugget Service.

CORDOvA. June 26.--There is 9 concerted movement on foot through. out the entire Third division, on the part of Wickersham's leaders to have him withdraw from the race. To come out and declare himself as not a can didate for reelection
 This movement is the outgrowth of Mayor w A Glmores campaign throughout the Third division. and the candidate himself now being out of this division upon the high seas en route for Ketchikan. proves how well he Is taking with the voters in this district.
 The men back of the movement are not the regular old time republicans but the men who have been backing Delegate James Wickersham ever since the party sprung John corson the Seattle man as a candidate for delegate from the territory of Alaska
 Petition Circulated.
 CORDOVA. June e6-No sooner had delegate or Candidate for Dele gate ". A. Gilmore departed the city
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
ME WILL DO YOUR

Cleaning. pressing. repairing and tailoring of all kinds promptly and scientifically executed on short notice. our workmanship Is the best. Try us
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
Fourth of July Ball. Eagle Hall.
STEAM BOAT NEWS.

Mary Sachs for Teller ant way- ports June e6.
 In the roadste&d Augusta C.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26

Spring tonic. A not bath. . warm room and biq sleep st the Elite baths. Us good medicine. Open all night. >Hv
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
NOME TAILORING co.

Between segerstrom < Hagen end Zehner's Jewelry stores
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
Many Prominent Names Signed to
 Petition.

CORONA. June 26.-When the pc tition reached this city asking tn, delegate to withdraw in favor of Gil more. it was noticed that %,ny lieu tenants of Wickersham. and the men furnishing his backing in this divis- ion appeared upon the same Young, Morford. Sauers. Ballaine, of Seward !: Ritchie of Seward. and many other prominent Valdez Wickershamites The number of names added in this city has swelled the list materially and 1t is stated that Valentine. Of Ju neau, will sign the same when ii reaches that city. for there will b, no other cause left. all his henchmer and supporters having signed in this division.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
DELEGATE FROM ALASKA ASKED
 TO SUPPORT ". A. GILMORE

will withdraw and help elect the present republican nominee
 As the Wickersham leaders in the towns where the petition is CirCulat- ed sign the withdrawal petition. the names are in turn tclcgrarhed {" tn" delegate at Washington
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
MEXICAN REBELS NOW
 READY TO SURRENDER

overlook them and instead of march, ing upon Mexico City and driving President Madero and his cabinet to the mountains as they expected. the insurrectos have been forced back un- iii they are now willing to lay down arms if terms will he offered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26
Madero Will Grant Amnesty.

MEXICO CITY. June 26.-President Madero is very likely to grant terms of amnesty to all offenders. but they will have to surrender arms. etc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-26

Fourth of July Ball, Eagle Hall.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-04-05
Christian CHURCH
WILL HOLD REVIVAL
Have Secured Fine Talent and
Commences May
II.

The Roy L. Brown Evanselistic Com.
pany, of Bellefontaine, Ohio, will begin
a revival at the First Christian Churcl,
in Hartford on May II. The preaching is
conducted by Elder Brown, who Is "a
noted evangelist, having a nation wide
reputation. and has travelled in nine
different countries.
DR.. Brown will be accompanied by D..
Emmett Snyder, soloist and GLORIOUS direc-
tor, and the song service will be a fea-
ture of the meeting. r. Leighton Brown.
Jr., cornetist, demonstrates his peculiar
ability of playing hundreds of pieces
from memory. Mrs. Roy L. Brown also
accompanies DR.. Brown, and assists in
the work.
The local congregation is very en-
thusiastic upon securing such splendid
talent to conduct the revival. and it
will surely result in much good. On
Sunday May II DIR. Brown win deliver
the baccalaureate sermon to the grad
uating class of Hartford College. :.