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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
INTEREST GROWING
IN SHEPHERD DOGS
Mrs. c. HaIsted Yates New
President of Breeders
ORGANIZATION.

Al recent meeting OF ;he German
Shepherd Dog Club the following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. c. Halsted
Yates: vice-president. William Neuhoff;
secretary and treasurer. y. II. Throop;
board Of governors, Miss Anne Tracy
+. l. de Winter, Vernon Castle. Mrs.
b II. Throop and John f. Volkman.
Delegate 10 the American Kennel Club,
R. J. Stewart
The meeting was a most enthusiastic
one and many new members were elected,
among them John Barry Ryan, Mortimer
schley. Reginald Vanderbilt and Mrs.
Freeman Lloyd
Many valuable cups and money prizes
were offered to be competed for during
the coming year. Mortimer Schley has
offered 500 and a cup Mr. Ruggles val
liable cup, Thomas f. Ryan cup for the
best bred by an exhibitor, Mrs. c. Halsted
Yates the presidents cup for the best dog
and b. H. Throop cup. Vernon Castles
offer TO give to the club a proper medal,
designed by some we'll known artist, was
most heartily accepted. Mr.. Castles en-
thusiasm and interest IN these dogs Is
most sincere.
At the close Of the Westminster Kennel
Club show Mrs. Yates ard Mr.. and Mrs.
3. H. Throop gave a dinner TO the mem
bers of the club in the tanquet room OF
the Albemarle-H Hoffman
The room was appropriately decorated
with German flags and the table decora-
tons were mostly I'm red and white flow
ers Covers were laid for forty. The
guests of honor were Baron and Baroness
Won Forstrer
Tie taron told In German his recent I'm
plessions of the show and tie dogs he
had seen while here After dinner the
club cups were AWARDED. and scarfpin.
in the shape of German sheT herd dogs
head, was presented TO the baron. One
was also given to DR.. Berendsohn in APP
probation of his services as steward in
tho ring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
1.-THE BULLDOG IN HISTORY
St. John Cooper's New Book
Tells All About Them.

A new book, called Bulldogs and All
About Them" by Henry st. John Cooper,
will soon be published, with special sec
lions by C. Jemmett Browne or Famous
Bulldogs and Breeders of the Present
Day and THE French Bulldog"
The Introduction is a brief history OF
the bulldog so far as it is known TO the
present generation. Then como bullbait-
Ing, the breeding and training OF dogs for
the bull ring and fighting pit, and some
of the Oldtime Bulldog Celebrities-Hu-
man. Canine, Etc" The chapters are
called Bulldog Type" Bulldog Tenn
permanent" ION Breeding" "A Small
Kennel and How to Form It." "A Cen
eral Kennel and Mating"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
SETTER CLUB ACTIVITIES
Paul D. Mills Offers Ground in
South for Field Trials.

At the annual meeting OF the Irish
Setter club OF America, held during the
week of the Westminster Kennel Club
show. matters OF much importance to
breeders and exhibitors of Irish settlers
were discussed and passed upon. One OF
the discussions was based on the differ
ence between the English and American
methods OF Judging on points where
standards. practically identical. are used.
This was referred to "A committee ap-
pointed by the president. Or. q. G.
Davis. The committee is composed of j.
5. Wall. w. W. Harte and X. w. Creuz-
haur
The same committee was instructed to
communicate further with the club I'm re-
gard 10 making arrangements for the
field trials for the coming season.
Paul -. Mills. OF Bryn Mawr. Penn, n
recently elected member of the club, has
offered 10 furnish facilities for the trials
and To bear generous share OF the ex-
pense of running them. He offers good
quail ground In the South as "A venue.
The following officers have been
elected President. Dr. G.. G.. Davis, Phil
adelphia. Vice-president, Harvey $. La
dew. New York. secretary. r. w. Creuz-
baur. New York; treasurer Warren De-
lano. Now York: executive committee
James T.. blossom, New York, J. c..
Hanna. Montreal: w. y. liarte. New
York. Walter McIioberts, Peoria. H..
Paul H. Mills. Philadelphia. n ". Talbot.
Atlantic, Mass, and J. s. Wall, New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
Westminster Show Brings
Big Sales for Mrs. Rubino

This little dachshund brought the top
price Of the lot Indeed. 1t was so big that
Mrs Rublno refused TO tell what it was,
saying that she would not be believed.
young daughter OF Mauschen's, called
Blue Blood Mauschen, jr., was sold TO
Nine. Gilly. Blue Blood Defy, a beauti-
full English setter. went to Charles Brown.
OF Montclair.
Besides these dogs there were ten Ger
man shepherd dogs, sons and daughters of
the famous Arthur Won Kurzigdorf. Two
OF them belonged to Alma Won Muhlfeld
and the other five to Hella Won der Hoff-
nung. One Of the youngsters went 10
Ernst Meyers, OF Pittsburgh, two were
purchased by Charles Heyworth, Of Chi
cago two more were sold 10 James @.
Oxnard, OF st. James one went to Fred
erick Kerr, Of Garden city one 70 Mrs.
NJ. Manuels. Of New York. and two 10
Miss Lorraine Miller. OF Newark, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
WHITTEMORE WINS EASILY
Brookline Golfer Captures Title
on Pinehurst Links.

Pinehurst. y. c.. March 7-P. w
Whltternore. Brookline, won the "Presi-
dents trophy to-day in the tenth an
nual spring golf tournament here. defeat
ing I. o. Robson, Oak Hin. up and 70
play
In the serni-nnals. also played to-day
Whlttenore defeated J. &. Harding, Oak
mont, up and ] 10 play. while Robson
took a twenty-hole match from 9. l.
Becker Woodland. Robert Hunter, Wee
burn, took the first flight consolation
trophy from A. NJ. Robbins. Garden City.
w.
Winners in the other flights were as
X JI. Fortune, Winnipeg; l.. u. Ward
well. Camden. Sic; -. y bernard; NJ
shee1y, Altoona. r. G. Reed, Detroit; r.
A. Hdgman. YOnkeTs: =. +. Belts Wash
iuRtou. W. T. wells. Jr., KenilWorth, ONO,
o. r. Andrews Bridgeport. Conn, and A.
T. aage. Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
Blue Blood Kennels Nearly
Emptied by Disposal of
Many Prize Winning
Dachshunde.

Mrs. Eugene Rubino. owner OF the Blue
Blood Kennels at Babylon. Long Island
has sold so much of her young stock lately
that she says she will be forced 70 go out
and replenish her kennels II some Of her
matrons do not add TO the collection be-
fore long
During the week Of the Westminster
show Mrs. Rubino sold more than $4,000
worth Of dogs, most Of them her favorite
dachshunde. One OF the best known OF
her little natrons was Mauschen Won oer
Heide, which has gone 70 live In Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
RICH PRIZES FOR DOGS
Many Attractions to Genesee
Kennel Club Show.

Tho first bench show Of the Genesee
Valley Kennel club will he held at Con-
vention Hall in Rochester on Friday and
Saturday Of this week
There IL a long prize list. including a
$50 trophy standing three feet high to
be won outright by tho best dog In the
show.
In the regular classes all breeds have
been remembered Some Of the cups being
valued at s35 are 10 be won outright. In
tho variety classes for sporting and non
sporting dogs and terriers there are "A lot
OF trophies offered. and any little dog
which Is fortunate enough 10 win one OF
them will have something which he VIII
be proud 10 add 10 his collection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
FAMOUS WRESTLERs
GRAPPLE TUESDAY
Matches at Garden Are Iutend.a
to Develop Opponent for
Frank Gotch.

When Charlie White, the referee. call,
time" at Madison Square Garden nav,
Tuesday night in the second instaln.r,
OF the international wrestling tourna.
ment, the best wrestlers in the worls
with the exception Of the worlds cham.
pion. Frank Gotch. will be seen in ac,,o,
The Garden tournament was startAs
last January for the purpose OF si,tr,
out the "Gotch challengers" and seect,s
the best man TO oppose the Iowa farm.,
for the worlds title Had the dates h.s,
available at the Garden the tournam.r.
would have been run of with hut few
days intermission, but owing 10 the heav
bookings this was impossible.
The drawing for Tuesday night calls ty
three matches. and they will bring "a.
gether the best men in the game tod,
with the exception of Stanislaws Zhy,.
sko and Georges Zurich. These two ve,.
not entered at the start OF the tour,a.
ment. so the management has arranged
special match, best two out OF three fsH,
at catcn-as-catch-can style, In whks
Stanislaws and Zurich will be the con.
testants. These two met last spring ss
Zbyzsko was forced to quit, owing to az
injury TO his head. after Zurich hs:
tossed him out OF the ring
In the regular tournament the thrr
matches will bring together Alesands
Aberg. of Finland, and the gigantic Cos.
sack. Ivan Mamutoff Gustav Fristensky
the Bohemian champion. and Charlie
Simmard. the big Canadian. who is ssR
to be the best wrestler ever turned o..
under the British flag, and Valdez
Zbyzsko. winner of the recent Paris tour
nament, and the former worlds cham
pion, Tom Jenkins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
HEADS TERRIER CLUB
Quaker City Organization Hon
ors Samuel Doran.

Samuel Doran. one of the Oldest and
most prominent fanclers Of Boston ter
riers in the Quaker City was elected
president Of the Boston Terrier Club OF
Philadelphia, defeating j. II. Walter. at
a recent meeting held at the Continental
Hotel.
The other officers chosen were Herman
Benning, vice-president; William l..
Evans, treasurer; A. II. Rohr. financial
secretary, and John w. Keegan. secre-
tary. The members Of the executive
committee are George r. Foley. Harry
Cassidy Samuel Foster. William Hewitt
son and William III. Palmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
Retired Horse Dealer Dies

tBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Philadelphia, March 7.-Samuel Frank
ffty-four years old, a wealthy retird
horse dealer. OF No. 57i West End avs
nue.. New York City, died at the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel early this morning HI
attended a local theatre last night and
upon returning to the hotel complained d
feeling Ill. A physician was summoned
but heart disease caused death almos
Immediately.
Mr.. Frank was on his way 70 Atlanta
City for a few weeks. The body was re
turned this morning to his New fori
home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
PINCHERS.
ST. BERNARD.
CHOW CHOWS S.

Highest Quality OF St Bernards always ~
sale. white Star Kennels. Long Brancn. ,. :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
Blue Ribbon Dogs to 4
Vie for Prizes of Coal

Chief" reports that his matron pr,s..
wood Betsy has three puppies by c,r,,.
John. AS the Chief" express.a :.
Betsy is some" matron. as this is -,
third family she has had within a Vs..
All Of the puppies are we'll and s,ror.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
Anthracite Kennel Club Get.
ting Ready for Its First
Show, To Be Held
in April.

Premium lists for the initial show or
the Anthracite Kennel Club will be In
the mails IN the course Of few days.
The exhibition will be held at Scranton
Penn. the week of April 23
A special feature of the show will be
the trophies which will be offered vases.
urns and loving cups carved from coal
mined in that region.
The judges of this show will be c. +.
Lethbridge, of South Africa, who will
take all terriers Mrs. McGlone, who will
have charge of Boston terriers; Miss
Anne Tracy. who will make her initial
appearance in the show ring in charge
of German chepherd dogs; l.. c. Beecher.
of Scranton, who will judge pointers and
settlers: f. L. Boyer. who will take bull
dogs; Mrs. G. o. Kolb who will Judge
English toys, and Frank Dole, who will
take charge of all other breeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Alexander Kill
vert. formerly OF Louisville, but now
holding large interests in Mexico, are the
latest recruits to the German Shepherd
Dog Club. They are arranging to pur-
with them TO Mexico in the early sum
mer.
Miss Alice f. Neale has reason TO be
proud OF her recently made champion
Halnor Tally Ho. One of the best known
Judges in the country recently pro-
nounced him the best type of Dalmatian
he ever had seen.
Halnor Tally Ho was bred by Mrs. {.
Halstead Yates He is by Halnor FREELY
and Halnor Lady. Miss Neale is the
owner of the Wold-in-the-Plnes Kennels
celebrated case Is that Of White
MARQUIS. the famous English bulldog
whose non-appearance at the Westmin-
ster Kennel Club show was nine-day
wonder
When Daniel Ritchey purchased White
MARQUIS for $1,000 from Sam Craotree
II WAS with the understanding that
White Marquis was 10 complete his
championship in England and be deliV-
cred TO Mr.. Ritchey by February /.
White Marquis was not shown at Biz
mineham according TO the agreement
and it was not until he was shown at
Crufts that he completed his champion
ship.
Just what the outcome Of the affair
will be no one knows. but Mr.. Ritchey
has admitted that Mr.. Crabtree has re-
fused to part with White Marquis for
81. 500. which was the sum originally
named.
John Horraxs English bulldog Cintra
John Is the father OF eight puppies
away out in Oshkosh. Wis. Mr.. Horrax
received word from the West on Wednes'
day saying that the mother and children
were doing well There are four girls
and four boys I'm the litter.
James Conway. better known al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
FOODS AND REMEDIES

For Better Puppies and Dogs ieed .cla
MIX Bone, the bone shaped e.Souy srN
at All stores and made only by T. n D.
NETT BISCUIT CO, New YORK.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22

TIE n.es sl.1s per year IL aava.es.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
FULLERTON

Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Jensen and Miss
Hall Of Foxhome. Ninn.. visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Thomas.
A number OF young folks attended the
dance at Oakes last Friday evening and
report a fine time.
Mrs. VIM. Gregory was called to Ellen
dale last Friday by the serious illness of
Mrs. Mcdonald. She returned. last Sum
day.
Mrs. II. johnson. Mrs. w. e. Dickinson
and Mrs. r. Canneld returned from
jamestown last Friday.
John Gronbeck of Oakes was In town
Monday.
Ernest King OF Glendale was In town
Monday eyeninE.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Billismeier and two
sons were Oakes visitors last Tuesday.
Miss Nevn Teichmann IL visiting he,
sister. Mrs. II. e. Kipp. at Pollock. 8. D.
Fullerton was well represented al
Oakes Friday and Saturday.
Nrs. r. VanAide1lesworth Sr. of Ellen.
dale spent the latter part Of the weel
visiting her children.
A large number attended the dance a,
Fred Lucke's last Saturday night and re.
port q fine time.
Mrs. r. n. Youngouist returned las'
Friday from . seven week visit with rel.
atives In NeAFaslrA.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22

TAs Tines for Job Printing.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
NOTICE OF ELEcr,oM

Pursuant To an Ordinance passed ~
the city council Of tho city Of oakss,
North Dakota. creating Q marx district
within the Incorporated limits Of the city
Of Oakes. North Dakota. a. provided for
BY Article 20 Of Chapter - OF the North
Dakota Revised Code Of 1906. as amended
and continued BY Chapter 10 of the ses.
sion Laws Of 1907. and a. further amend
ed by Chapter 17s Of the Session Laws Of
1903. and AZ further amended BY Chapter
Is Of the session Laws Of 1911. Notice ID
hereby given that an election will bs held
and ID hereby called in the said City Of
oakes. Dickey County. North Dakota, for
the purpose Of electing q Board Of Park
Commissioners. consisting Of nve men,
bers. One member Of said commission to
hold ofllce until the third Tuesday in
April. 1915. one member TO hold ONCE un-
I'll the third Tuesday in April, 1916. one
member to hold ONCE until the third
Tuesday In April. 1917. one member to
hold ONCE until the third Tuesday in
April. 1918. one member to hold Office
until the third Tuesday in April. 1919. on
Tuesday. November third. 1914.
The following places are designated az
polling places:
First Ward. City Hall.
Second Ward. Sol Hunters Once.
Third Ward. School House.
The polls will be open continuously
from eight o'clock .. m. until hve O'Clock
p. m.
BY order Of tho City Council Of the
City Of oakes. North Dakota, this 5th
day Of October. A. D. 1919.
w. r. WHITvER,
4lz. City Auditor
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22

Mr.. and Mr.. Geo. flehesa0s - NE
proud parents Of baby g1ri. which ar.
rived Oct. 18th.
Shimmin left for Cakes Wsdneo1av eyso.
Ing to attend the corn contest.
Misses Olga Olson. Doris We3eh. NTH
and Elizabeth Northrop ana 1renoes
Hathaway attended the corn eontaet IN
Oakes last week.
Geo. 6aethers returned homo fram MIN.
neapolis. where he had bssn vieatanr th.
past week.
Mr.. and Nrs. Underwood, lGr. 80 Mr..
Northrop and 1liss Ttshsr wsre callee.
At Edssley sunday Afternoon.
Hud. Phillippi was visitlng tn tovn
over Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sohmits ana fa,.,,x
were guests at the I'd Hafey home I'm.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Bossart and family worn
Sunday visitors at the homo Of l(r. ana
Mrs. Clark.
Aisses Randall and Walton ana lleaar..
Ferrel and Mccormick Of Bllendale vere
callers at the Hendricks homo fueaAav
evening. y!
Mrs. WEIGH visited her daughter. lGiss
COiwell. Sunday afternoon ana svsnine
There will be church services here next
Sunday at ; o'clock. Mr.. Roo win &C.
cupy the pulpit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nagohin Of llonaugo
were guests at the Frank Northrop home
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Holwesner attendsa the
corn contest In Oakes last week.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
GLOVER

Howard Bean spent part Of last week
Visiting with relations near Cogsweu
Fred Olson and John Haugen and tam.
lily moved into the Iverson buildines last
week.
Floyd Holmes. who has been WORKING
with H. O. Marks a. carpenter this sum.
mer. returned to his home In Ohlahonna
Saturday.
o. H. Frozen Of Finley visited It the
FROZEN and Rasmussen homes the flr.t of
the week.
The teachers and most Of the p,,pila
from this district attended the county
exhibition at Cakes last week.
Rev. L. H. Frozen. wife ana chilArsn
and Mr.. H. H. Frozen and wife and
daughter were here from Ltchville Non.
day evening and visited at the FroSen
home.
Preaching services at tho usual hour
next Sunday and Sunday school ana Dp-
worth League.
Charley Marks returned to his homo IN
harshall. Ainn.. Monday.
Mr. Edmunds. wife and family spant
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. ana NJ. p.
Lind.
Mrs. Julia Morse and children were We.
itors at the home of Mr.. and Mr.. -
Morse. LaNoure. q part Of last week
A. A. Fladager left Saturday mornins
with q car Of stock for q. l'a~,.
Vern Land y visiting friends Ia III
burg this week.
The Scandinavians arc invited - aA.
tend preaching services at this pasol
Saturday evening. Oct Seth, at eaGht
O'Clock. Rev. Lindland. together v3th
other ministers. will be present.
Fred Olson Jr. 10 on the sick list,
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
COUNTY NEWS
LUDDEN

Miss Blanche Wilmsen went to Liberty,
s. D.. Friday to care for her fathers
home while her mother Ia confined In the
hospital at Aberdeen.
Julius Stencil hurt his foot quite badly
against some loose iron substance laying
on the sidewalk
Married. In Aberdeen. Friday. Oct ls.
Miss Hulda Korpua Of Ludden to sam
johnson Of Superior. MINI. Miss Korpua
was accompanied by her brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Korpua. The
newly welded couple left Immediately af-
ter the ceremony for their future homo
at Superior. MINI.
II. Sylvester was In attendance At the
teachers meeting Friday.
H. e. Hyatt and family were at Oakes
Friday. Miss Ethel was In attendance at
the teachers meeting.
Mrs. John Wagner and children were
at Glendale last week.
The Standard OIL manager was in town
Friday.
The Ludden boys and girls were recip-
tents Of cordial invitation to attend the
commencement dance Of q series to be
hold at Lou Perry's big barn at straub-
vile this coming Saturday night. Oct.
24th. We are going and take both chill
dren.
Johnnie Christensen was at Hecla SUM-
day afternoon visiting with the girls.
Earl Van Orman Of Hecla was in town
twice Saturday.
Section Foreman Harris Is suffering
with a very sore hand. the result Of an
tol Mi holt Hk~t M euA
his knuckle on the right hand.
Harry Randall has blood poison in his
hand and Ii disabled for a while.
Zack p. Austar and wife autoed up
from Worthwhile. S. D.. Sunday and vis-
tied the hotel family over night. resum-
ing their journey to Cogswell Monday
forenoon.
Victor Pohjola of Mckenzie. n. D.. was
in Luddcn Monday.
Miss N. Hammett was up from Hecln
Saturday helping out ir the bank In the
absence Of Miss Wilms,r.
E. Stcarns and family were at Oakea
Saturday evening.
L. A. Samson was at Oakes Saturday
afternoon in business.
Messrs. Johnnie Christensen and Jimmy
Wallace took In the Oakes festivitie.
Saturday night.
Foreman Harris was at Oakes Friday
night and also Julius Stencil.
Bert Wyckon shipped 3 carloads of IA
cattle to Chicago Saturday from tn,
Altman ranch. Mr.. Wyckoff accOmpan
led the shipment.
Messrs. Martin. OF the Arm Of Aartil
Bros. & Co.. and Smith. Of the jackson
Hardware Co accomna MED nv their re
spective families. autoed through Lud
den Sunday on their way from James
town. After calling while In Luddel
they continued on their way to Aber
deem.
Misses Lena and Lottie Yunker Kati
Kissinger and Cole took pedestrian tri
to Ludden Sunday from Hecia. returning
home by way of automobile
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
GUELPH

Several from here were at Oakes last
week. shopping and attending the corn
contest.
The weather the past week has been
ideal-one Of the finest Octobers Dakota
has known for years.
Miss Nellie Puffer and Mr.. William
Shultz were quietly married Sunday af-
ternoon after church by Rev. c. C. Will
the brides home to receive the congrat-
ulations Of their friends. They will move
this week to their new home which they
have been building. Guelph friends wish
them bon voyage on the sea of matri-
mony.
Mrs. A. X. Irwin has brother visiting
here from the northern part Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Thatcher and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Root and son were
guests of relatives and friends at Forbes
Sunday.
Miss Morgan spent Saturday and Sun
day in Glendale.
H. N. Young was guest Of his father
near Glendale Sunday.
H. Hove and family are moving to their
farm which they recently purchased Of
G. Shuts.
Tho Ladies' Aid will be entertained
Thursday by Mrs. Frank Courtney.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mccoy and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Zimbeiman and chill.
| dren. Mr. and Ars c. Porter Mrs. Youna
and Mrs. Root were at Oakes Friday t.
| attend the corn contest.
The old brown house which has stood
| 30 many years south of the railroad
1 or>1r
Klrschner's house and will be hxed ovel
| suitable to rent.
Mrs. David Hodge and little girl wen,
to Forman Friday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Withee have beer
enjoying a visit with relatives from
Michigan.