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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
T'oday's Live News Of the Great Southwest
MARKET GROWING FOR
ARIZONA LUMBER SAYS
WELL KNOWN OPERATOR


Phoenix. Aria. Jan. at.--"Any trifs
icism that tho United states forest
service Is not selling al the timber
That can be cut 20 advantages on the
reserves IL without foundation 90 far
az northern Arizona is concerned"
This statement was made ~ y n.
McGonigie. president Of the Flagstaff
Lumber Manufacturing company.
"Ns much TIN Der r. being rut en-
nltionni forests 81 tho northern part
uf tnIs state az S. consistent Nltn good
HHnHnlatrallye methods" Mt Mc0on-
iglo said. "somc ~ tho mature tim
her. % course, cannot DO reached.
Wore adequate transportation facili.
iies provided u could also be- aold But
as much M can be reached cpnven-
'ontly b. being sold on
"pn aonfe ~ the governments re-
set' forest land We have purchased
two-thirdA ~ tie standing timber.
The remaining one-thlrd consists q
young ifeea. some % them good SOW
Timber but not mature. This land
ran be- cat over again In hftcon or
twenty years.
"wr have Just closed o contract for
some government timber near Flag
stan - win take us three or four
months 70 cut a. Al present We are
uttlng on private land.
south Of Holt cook there are vast
areas 81 merchantable timber. Sev-
eral years ago w. r. Clark incorpor-
ntrd n company 90 build q seventy
dve-milo railroad from Eoibrook TO
/ tap that rich timber belt. A deal
Has closed with the government for
great amount of standing tim0er.
The time 10 begin cutting that tim
her expired Ia December. but I under
stand that II has been extended Z
also hear that the company mas Sc
cured ample financial backing and
that tho work OF building the road
viii begin before long. An invest
ment Of about $4,000 600 IL contem-
plated.
The market foF Arizona lumber IL
growing. A little Icas than year
I ago we shipped several carloads 81
our best lumber "a Boston. This shows
/ that the forests ~ New England and
other northern states are aimCst ex-
! ilaustod and tho east iH beginning to
! look 10 tlc west for rs high grade
! lumber. We could sell more back
! eaft hut as the dealers there demand
the best that We can produce. In ear
load lots We do not like TO flll their
orders We reserved q for our Ari-
yonn customers and ship Is 90 them la
mixed carloads.
During the last year the prices
~ lumber have advanced noticeabsy
n mo east IN Arizona the advances
have not been great"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

The Zuni Indian, always q friendly
peacoable Indian. lives quietly on his
reservation Is miles south OF GALLUP.
y. NJ, supporting himself by agricul-
ture and stock raising. Tho United
states government maintains schools
among them for the young ana they
have improved considerably In the
past few years. The tribe now num-
bers about 10000 people; a slight fall
ing Oft IA shown IN numbers In the last
few years owing 20 unsanltary living
conditions
Their government within the tribe,
IA 10 a certain extent soclalis,ic. The
tribe being dcvidcd into clans which
enjoy much property In common and
each governed by rs head man.
The custom with the zuni. who u
q Pueblo or town Indian, Is 10 leave
tho village In tho spring tlmo ana
plant his corn and other cropa along
tho river bottoms. Thus during the
summer and growing season tho vii
iage IL deserted except for the old peo-
pis and the young. bat In the fall after
the crops are gathered the Indians
aF1in congrcgate In the town 90 enjoy
community life during tho winter ana
whore they hold series % thanks
giving or religious dances laatins
bout a month on and on from De-
cember ist 10 after the new year, and
known as the "Chalico Dances" These
dances are looked forward to by the
young and old AZ time Of festivity and
general rejoicing much the same az
We celebrate our own Christnae tim"
"Chamco" means tall In the Zuni
language and ia term applied "a
their religious ideas, there are seven
each one representing some object a.
the God Of the village. the God OF th'
harvest. etc.
The Zunl In a practical way desires
To- como close To- these Gods and make
him visible to the eye 81 he constructs
e light wood frame and Grapes u ia
cloth. at tho top is placed huge
mead piece more or less resembling
a mans face. tho whole frame work
being carried on a mans shoulders,
who ~ concealed by the Grapes, max
ing "a Agdrc about 3 feet tall. This
is "a rrallco and IN indeed an object OF
awe.
( So also, az In tho case of materilliz-
| ing their Gods, they also matorialice
their prayers 10y making "prayoi
/ sticks" stick about $ inches Ions
B about the size OF a lead pencil with
! bright feather attached TO one end
/ Thus accompanying a prayer for rain
! tNo 2Ini indian plants prayer
I stock" al an appointed altar overlook'
1 ing the field where II " desired.
/ on the day SGT Tor tho "Chalico' q
! uo's" h'r appearance tho high officials
! OF the tribe and many OF tho people
/ gather at what is known as the center
/ OF the Garth. a. spot near the village
/ Hero tIc ancient tribunal rights or'
/ rehearsed and general instruction.
! given the Indians Tor going forth ana
| xpcndins. This has, been o bcneilcia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
WHITE RACE LEADS ALL
OTHER IN INCREASE IN
UNITED STATES-DURANr

WASHINGTON 10 r. Dan. .a .uu..
mg .hr l,..t. r'm 1000 goo IllU 'r,
vIl', population .t tho Tinted states
lunT, s..i about o. u,I cent while
she u,er, Increased only o. pry cent
ana most u, .lI- difference Was duo
d" the Immigration OF thy former 10
'I, unseuoo 20 ,hi.h ON" hit,, would
UIs, Iu.t...,I ruk about % per
cent liI o. Dana blrtuI. director
uf tUr census. in Iu .dGrvss delivered
before tuy meeting coz tup Nutnruuulu-
plrII surirIt uJ the Sew Nll.null
Nus.4u. "rU. lu3.u.' continued
on. speaker. "gIs Increased about o.
r,r cent t1r Chiu.s, alE, le.rrus,d
In numbers and the Japanese have
nearly tr,nlyd.'
"in practically every census taken
the whites have shown NOR" rapid
in.r,as, Than tho negroes" said Mr..
Dufaud There has hc,u no great
migration ul the u"Eru's from the
south. and u.u,-tyuths uf their tuu.
number Ir, lat section Tho
natural rate ui increase that ls 'n'
excess cot births over deaths among
the white population vt th" south--is
much higher tH1u that of the negroes
and of the whites lu the north.
Among uli classes nt population
tho birth. OF bows have exceeded thai
4 ol the girls. but equality appears "a
bu brought about log higher dcau
ratio among ,Hc mlics,
There have been marked change
In the composition ot the foreign born
Z r.orulpuuu az IA" United states during
! r..,n wears and wh 10 In 1900 th'
, natives OF northwestern Europe con.
Vitutod more tNan tvo-thirds lt th'
Z 'or,iru- born population, this WIs re-.
durrd to almost halt boz 1870 while
southern ma eastern EVruunlnF, NH'
ONLY forWod uuo-s'Sth ~ m" t.t1, t
nm earlier rcn'us constituted three
. .iphlY In 1glu.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
FOODS THAT BIND
LITTLE CHILDREN
Start Thcm on Right with u Good
Laxative and Then Watch
Their Diet.

Mothers arc often unconsciously
very careless ahout the diet OF their
children. forcing all To- cat the same
foods. Tho fact is that an foods DO
not agree nlikc with different persons.
ligpcc, avoid what seems tu consil-
pltr the child OF to give u Indigestion.
AMI urg" Do to take moro at what IN
quickly digcHcd
o. the child shoWs u tendency To-
constipation 10 Should immcdmtciy hr
given 10 mild laxative CO. h"lp mo
auHois. Hy This iE NOS meant a
uHtu. or purrltyr. for these should
mover ho given Zoo children. nor nnt-
thur usr alts. pills. etc. what the
',u'u requires ia simply 70 small dose
% '1c t.utloet of medicines. such 80
nr CHIdUout syrup porslu. which
boz rby opinion OFT thousands ct Noieh-
fH| mothers m tHc ilru remedy for
am. child showing . tendency To- cUu-
Suuauou. So many Things con hup-
u'u Goo u CON ,IirHi,i child JIJt cor, us
necessary colds. rifles. headaches
a...pI,seuosr and man, other annoy
ur.,s thlt children should not have
..I utu..'. uU traced tu Iput'u.
Man. OF Americas foremost 'oWi-
docs 1901. never without syrup Pcns.n.
u,..ut. one cam never t'll when some
mrmne. rl tu' tamil, may need TO-
.r| 900 .uu u.' o. Thousands endorse
&c. among them Mss VI y. Darling.
Is h. D. $50. g. HcuuN,w. Pa, "no
Huicg - certainty think pr C1'd.
wells syrup rcpsin soyod my boby s
liln Marjorie BE- bottle baby and
yall1 not get hcr food go digest. but 7
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
CIVIL ENGINEER AT
PHOENIX INCINERATED
IN BURNING HOME

Phoenix. Ariz.. Jan. gf.---nurned 20
a crisp. the budy 81 George G. Glars.
civil engineer who met death when
We wan crematcd IN the flames which
deFtroyed his home as ITO South
Ninth avenue lies ~ The 4underfating
unriors uf Eastsriiug q Whitney,
p'udtp word fr"m lative ana
n,mi,rs ~ thn Eiks i"dge 40 bi'hs.
before tho tuueral arrangements are
made.
Clark lived alone IN two-room
frame house SIC had separated from
his wife. who Is now residing In BIS
bee. tie has three daughters. al re-
ding az variocs homes IN this city.
The unfortunate msn was seen 20
como home ~ The rvcninr about
O'Clock. accord mr. ~ ncishharf he
wac in bad state ~ INVESTIGATION. A
uttir mure than one honr after his
arrival flames we're seen sssulng
from the roof doors aud windows.
The firc a 'partmeut was summoned
and was soon on the scene. y wag
found that the structure could not
be saved and word went round that
Clark was IN the house. As the
flamcs began To rccede the tiremen
made their way into the front room.
IN doing So they strmhled over an
obstruction near the front door. After
littng part Of burned door i was
discovered that Ciark's body was lY-
ing in position which indicated that
~ mav hpve attempted ~ reach me
front door after the flames had bee
gun 60 burn the bed upon which he
was probably iying.
Portions OF the body we're com
pletciy consumed The fallen door
protected his head aud chou enough
To prevent every semblance OF hu-
man heing becoming ohlitoratcd.
/ II b. the belief that Clark attempt p
ed To light lamp and that it eX-
plodcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

custom ami Tho iriba has rrontcd BY
u az the instruction il Dencnciu and
az only. 20 the new houses does Chat
ieo" 90. u has had q tendency to kocp
~ the constructive part ~ th" village.
FOR weeks beforehand tHe indians
who expect 90 entori1in "thaiiro"
were building a neN mouse. 90 % n"N
addition TO his old one. - tiero are
seven Gods SO this year thpru we're
seven "Challcos" and ervou urw
houses built. Thus tie Village o. kent
up IN appearance and the thouehi ot
expansion realized. A. the conclusion
- these exercises az the center of the
yuni earth just as tho sun goes down
the "Chalicos" are first seen coming
m from thc hills and each one heads
procession 20 one Of tho new houses
whore an altar has been built and
elaborate preparation made TO receive
him.
After "Chailco" II properly seated
chosen band Of men In each house
repeat prayers and perform curious
acts OF worship In recognition. In theiI
own ancient way. Of the "suprems
Ruler OF the Universe" for his bounty
and for their general prosperity. This
task continues until midnight. In ths
mean time each house IN open toi
Visitors and thronged with guests who
wait patiently az they know az ths
| conclusion n nountifui repaqt viii b.
served 10 which all are welcome.
This spread consists Of muttor
cooked usually with chill and served
with corn bread made BY pouring thiE
batter OF corn meal over hot stones
which makes very palataOlO corr
bread: fruit and other vlauds are alss
served. After all have satisfied tbs
inner man the central part OF tbs
house In cleared and tho dancins
starts. which continues until sunrise
, IN tho morning. The dance Ia q sim
pie step accompanied with a chan
and blinking 90 bells ana TO the bca
of "a drum. The dancers may bee from
6 90 40 in number. all dressed alike
! "a fantastic costumes, wearing mask
and as they chant and turn all u
harmony There n pleasing fascina
ton about II which the Indians cspec
ilrv love This dance koens up fo
perhaps 30 minutes when rest .
taken after which az signal from thl
leader the dance may be resumed %
the dancers may file out TO go 10 on
ot mo other "Challco houses" or an
other set OF dancers may appear &
take their places nt this house.
This dancing keeps up until TN
morning when NJ the frat glimpse o
the sun "Chalico" takes leave OF tn
assembled company and again goe
forth and disappears into me hills no
to be seen again until the followini
,ra- rse dancing Is then discontin
ucd for dHy or two whGu Troy agaii
start aud each night may End dancinl
az some one 0f the "Chalico houses
during this period which lasts abou
ono month
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

atus heighiena the deiuaon By rem
dering the notes clear or tndlstinat
as the place Of their ofigia u clorc
CT distant Thla effect a obtained
by n system of electrical connections
with all parts of the scr4sii, With N
orchestra pie and with any portion
Of an auditorium where ocoCiulmentr
may be expected or arranged. IL
may be 40 manaS ed that q duet. with
enc singer on the stage nnd unothCv
f. the topmost balcony, Il reproduce I
with startling effect. In this event.
necessarily, tho only picture given
would be that 81 the stage performer.
whether the Amet Inventions CONE
pany intends 10 sell "a n syndicate
manufacture les own machine OF es-
tabiish n chain OF theatcrs. II not
stated by any Of lts officers. Me-
gotintlong for some OF tho foreign
patents are pending. and the compay,
{ IN consequence. IN assured 81 hand
some profit " II IN general exploit
alton OF the invention. however. that
millions are % be- made " no other
concern comes forward with better
plan for pleasing the eye ana car VI
the public.
Among those who Witnessed the
I first public exhibition 90 the now IN
veniion wore President Charles G.
. Moore aud other officials Of the Pan
anna Pacific exposition, who arc con-
! sidcring an offer to preserve. Tor tu-
/ turc use and for exploitation OF the
/ celebration. sound md motion rer-
/ ord ct every important event pre-
ccding the exposition and W. g the
/ day of its close.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
OVER 800 MILLION
GALLONS OF WATER
PUMPED AT ROSWELL

Roswell A. 81. Jan e. During
IN year 1919 thc ciN of Roswell
'~Dm H three trtr.iau v"rs pupp, p
''r Sss rtj railor- % water for th"
'if lT emo gh to flood rny, the
1890 1.r,s of Oh. R'rreuju irrigated
'urm trart--vuh n'uo ser, rect ol
Nuf,r
To pump tnie water thc water 90
pertinent consumed l277boo pounds
= rue' ." tueity.'vH rnr f"r th"
wear.
~ O. rrr 'I rt '.ur 4 OIL.
,bv cuRirocr u U1dr,ns,
This n some water conFiderlng ~
" only take two and half acre f'"t
~ irrigate an orchard one season ON
this basis ths Is mfficicnt 90 'rri-
gate $4,000 acres Of orchards.
Put this volume 90 water IN the
empty Hondo rcrCryoir and II would
make many land owners under that
veiCm sit up and take not &c.
IN 1871 there were 294 GOO. 600 gal-
Ions pumped and used hv the citv.
pi the water used lu 1919. tOt. 600
o0o was for street sprinkhug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
TRAINMEN'S BOARD
REORGANIzED At
SANTA FE
Skeen, Skidmore and Macken-
zie, Head Official Roster Of
Railroad Legislative Organ
ization.
Especial correspondence 10 the ueraIdl

Especial Correspondence - the Herald I
santa F,. ~ NJ, Jan o. Tn"
state legislative board ur tbo Broth
rrhood og Railroad Tr,lnmun has been
rcorroulzcd nc this session of the leg
isloturr uu account OF the resignation
uf 4 " Sholryr 90 Albuquerque. who
has accepted position On the hospital
board - 'h. \, a. n s.. r coast lines.
Tn" officers of the urcs"u, s,aic board
arc.
=, n. ~l,rrn. cot Roswell. X NJ.
chairman
J e. skidmore, OF Ration y. NJ.
sp'rOtary
T. \ Mackenzie. ~ Tucumoari y
NJ, sic, chairman.
Mr. Skidm0ro, who is "a member 90
the lower hous' 81 ne Legislature, is
VOL known throughout the state N
railway enc "4. hut Iug uc,u mem
hor of ca" r'u'rIl grievance commit
tvc on th, santa &C. railway '"r t
number uf gprrs AMI hns boon ,i"r
chairman of th" board tor IN" r17,
iuUr wears.
Mr. Mackenzie ALSO mas IA" distin"-
i'u Of being on, cot tho MOST rroui-
MONT II'lu.u men 300 ,Jc state. 90 h,
wa. sy.r.ur cot go, general Er.r,-
.u. .nmu,'t'. u' fnr 4. o. - "
1IluHl ..r several ta.r Hud hts n.rn
chairman OIL. no, board tur Oh, past
ivu .,uIs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

found by giving her small dose Of
Syrup pcpsiu when she had collie q
always cured her" Or Caldwelrs
syrup pcpsn us sold Dos druggists at
hfy cents and ON" dollar q bottle, the
latter size bclng bought by those who
already know its value. and Sc con-
tnius propurtIoultD,y mor,. Results
are always guaranteed nr money viii
be- refunded.
Everyone likes Syrup p.psir ~ %
's very pleasant Co th" taste. % ~
ALSO WlI and nDr-Srpiug and free
from injurious Ingredients
90 uo member of r1u. family h1s
over used SNruu pen. and Won would
,lkc to make 20 personal trial of 10 be-
ior" hus ug 30 iu tho regular way OF
l druggist. send your address pos
ta' viii do--to Dr vs. w. caldwell.
tI1 Washington 81. Monticello. ~,
and FREQ sample bottle will De mail-
I'd you
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

II sounds queer On take q blood bath
but that Is precisely Tho effect % a mo .
remarkable remedy known as T. s. s. 4
has the peculiar action 81 soakir 4.
through tho intestine directly into TIA
hood. Iu hyr urut.s lts influence ls 80
work. Goa every critters, vein ana tlny Gag r.
lrl. Every Wyuuuuo. even ogghn 81
tuu body every emuultory hrCnmes In
g. ..t sitter to su.lu thu blood 1f iIn.
Iuf..va Tho stimulating pwperiihA Of
3 s, &. compel lU9 skin, liver. bowels.
acYs, bladder % an work On tho ono
e. 4 ~ casthg oui cycIy Irritating. every
Sin inGictirr atom of poison; ~ dlsludgea
o. irrigation 600 Rccumulations IN the
..r D. dissoivCs Hold uCcretiuna, renders
G om neutral and sclitcrs those peculiar
formations ,n iuo nerve ccntcrs that
.,use such mys,iBl1g ana often battling
rheumatic pairy
Ana host ~ al. thls remarkable rem.
sdy ~ welcome ,1 the wonkcst stomach,
because it is Wrc vegttahlo Infusion,
d taken naturally into Nour bluud Iust as
tHire air D. inhaled naturally ir1 your
i.ugs
Tho great swr Laboratory has spout
millions of dnI,Hu Too porigotInr. pruuyu
inr and PLACING in lN' hands of mo pub
ur this wonderful I.nr't .1 U.Nr your
blood "a gs1i bath Wth q s.. a. fur ID
knocks tho vgr, forums OF uoW.U.m
every time
Z You c1n er, ~ any f,rr eor. v
q 100 hdtuH. 40 H standard ryWod I
recognized over, Who're DH Goo Inpstesl
h.Id urpciGc over discovered. nj Hour
b. Il pcculI o. case .nI sou c.iT, cAncrl
aaNice wlt, q. Iuc Swat oLel.A. w
Isl sWll1 Bldg A.lAnIA, Ca,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
u,NnIEn sai.t0e.tot N ORE.

Veneer colo. IAN "a Gold. silver
lead and copper ore valued az fel-
rag tqi was haudl,d ut the COLORADO"
plauts az the American Smelling ana
Ptuuing company, according Go hg-
urcs contained n the annual report
Tor lqlg. The plants are located nt
pueblo. Loldyillo ana Durango.
The report shows also that ore from
various states wag handled at the nrst
colorado plant az follows,
colorado. tll122,Pt9, Idaho. So
q55.5o.: r,lh N.67s,7GG; canada.
8I2It-12. and smaller quantities
from Mou'Duu. Nov Mexico, Arizona
british Columbia, south DaNotH and
MyOmiug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
STIABTAST CONTIDlcNCI
The Following statement ShOuld
tOrm conclusive l'rOOf or
Merit to Every Herald
RENDER

Could stronger proof Of the merit
ot any tomedy bee desired than the
statements IT grateful cndcrscrs Who
say their confidence hes been undi
minished hy lapse 90 TIME ihcr
are Do, Kind .f s.t.u me- thfi tfr
appearing constantly ln your lu.1i
paPcrs for uoan's kidney pllis. Thcg
are twlce.told and confirmed With
new enthusiasm Can amy reader
doubt the following It's from a
resident OF this locality
Alberta Garcia. GalisteO street.
Santa Fc y. NJ. says II deem u a
pleasure 20 corrohorate tho public
statement I gave IN praise OF Doan's
kidney pills about seven years agu.
I found Thorn 10 DC an excellent RENE
cdy and 7 have mover hositntcd Co
youch Tor thcir merits when an Ir
..'rtunitt has boon rrr.euf"d. f
Is. y'Ir raE in Had .hHl. 10000
lu,ka n" AMI Kidney trou l. tnd
hen Deans kidney Pills we're
'rought to my notice / resolved g.
try them procured box and they
not only drove away the backache
but regulated the passages Of the
kidney secrotions and toned up my
entlf system"
For sale hy an dealers Priae ~
snts Foster Milhurn 60 nugfalp
, Sea- York, sole agents for tn u
I states
Remember the name Dom
| take no other.-Ady ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

w. L. Hathaway, Formerly of
Albuquerque, President of
Company in San Francisco
That Expects 10 Make Fab.
ulous Fortune Out Of Ingen.
ious Device.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

Persons troubled with nartiui par
alysis are often yery much bcnc-
nted oy massaRinS the Affected partf
thoroughly when APPLYING Chamber
lair's Imminent This imminent als+
relieves rheumatic pains. For sale
by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

Whom you want reliable medi-
cine for cough or cold take Cham.
bcrisi'a cough Eemedy II can al
ways ho depended upon and Is pleas
ant ana sale Co take For sale by
an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
rhmsI.s - salIes rsans ).

plnob Tounls shoes for Basket Ball
ana Gymnasium. AN Sizes for Alien,
Woman. Boys and Girls "a G. Mays
shoe store. 8ii ives, Central Ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

pE COsTAs' HEApNCHE CAP.
SULEs safe and Reliable CSC boz
~ Rupees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

Trimnlo'S Livery ia s. seeVnd st.