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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-20
y. ". HARDIN RETURNS
FROM FRISCO EXPOSITION

EI " Hardin returned Thursday
night from two weeks wish 90 the
panama-PacifIc Expo ltlon 40 San
Francisco and gives q very favorable
report OF the big show ile was with
in hundred ya-ds 81 Lincoln Bea.
chy. the blrdmln when the latter
felI and lost hia lie In San Francis
90 hay. Mr. Hardin having been on
rho hattlsship Oregon at the lime
Mr. Hardin left Amarillo on Mon
day. March I, and vent 10 the cat
ilemcn's convention at III Paso.
From there he went 20 the eNposi-
iion He thinks The displays are fa'
ahead .of those 40 81 Louis eleven
years ago and well illustrate the ad-
yanrcmout Of civilization during tho
intervening Gar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-20
MtCU NRJSTn rom WAS
HELPFUL. ~ TINE on NEED

T. I. henderson who formerly
va tho posse. .or OF one oi tho
much abused r.rI. Hae helped ont
at serious pr. liumour Hy ono OF
tos. very 1nImpls 10 90 late hour
1LurrIay ulrhi PROT O. = Mynrs
of tho Amarillo COLLEGE of Music
v1s rcturnug from Hereford in one
ot hc.o near automobile. ~ %
c.Ip off about eighteen II rs per
Ilur. an that fHr law would allow.
..reu hc udIuuy SAW GOA ohsiruc
'iyu looming up i1 thc di-tauc" Tie
lrroly managed 20 avoid 10 collision
.t,n he hear Nr lloud'rsnu's cry
rI .gasounc Il's car had zone
dead halt way between Canyon and
Amarillo and refused to hudro With
uui mo application ~ moro fuel
nIch th. professor supplied
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-20
POTTER COUNTY BRIDGE
MAKING SOME PROGRESS
second C,lindcr Down For Main
Central pier-Mill tie Pouring
Concrete iaflN NcN Week.

Th. Potter county bridge viii be
completed aud Freou. and automo
pile Rill uc o.. .uf over tho Cana
dan River within the next thirty 10
srb days. according 10 statements
iu1dc Yesterday DIS persons IN touch
with the progrois OF the work.
The work ol linking the Golfer
dam around tine second tube OF the
main central ahu'ment was com
pl,iod several da, ago a message
from tho river ycstcrdy morning
latcd that tho aui vas all out OF
iho secand cylinder with the cN-
IGNITION Of about N inches Hnl
.ary little water $50 getting M. NOT
enough to Interfere with the work
n is now NECESSARY 10 go down
shout -FOUR ar a.. tcsf into On,
male Tms rtravn'ior viii ho
made hell-shapcd ~ The bottom tor
llr beginning 60 tho foundation 'l
H, pipr Or D. believed That The
excavation viii be- completed b'
Monday or Tuesday ready for in-
rcction by me court OF county COM
missionors. WHO are rcady 20 eo
rqaneycr They are called To- Inspect
Tho work and 10 hurry mp th' pro.
roa. of tho bridge
The pier viii likely boz completed
p-foro th. end Of next week ana
York ON tbe uper.'ruc'ure sin then
procerd at once with e LARGE ioreo
rl hand. SIX week should hn snf.
IrIcnt IN which 90 complete the
bridge after the pier is ready This
would Indicate that fhe bridge
loud De- Completed some lime De
tween tho 80 and roth OF May Ser
.orr flood .uch as oc had >rh
geo. might .erye 70 delay Tho work
.cmcvhat. but such CONTINGENCY
hardly expected
Many ,marillo people have @'n
receiving INQUIRIES from time 70
/ time as to thcn tho bridge would
/ Hkel, Doc romplo,cd The above MI
lusucr these a. VOL as 'h'y car
b, answered at the prcscut umo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-20
DEPUTY BURTON ROACH
MADE ARREST LAST NIGHT
stranger Whom the Police Relieve
o. Waited Il.ruhcTc D. ISnck-
81 ip On Islong Charge.

4 'rauger uh0 struck The ei'y
b1rf vork rrn rna arretfed about
g o'clock last u.ahf 0n charge az
oating the l0 option Jaws The
m.n seems 20 base $50 or three
1ftsea and b. believed s. wanted
whore on other charges. accord
Ing 20 information given ouf by the
authorities hero asf nlrht Among
boa aliases. according 20 the local
officials. are $500 COR and ~ ".
lI ] y. Esanr-. The man viii
obably be- vsaa hearing a. the
coming term OF 'hn district nourt
.hlch opens hr next Monday He
believed 10 boz from Oklahoma.
There we-r ira cases Of sim
aai aatar- carried Dgrr irum ih@
ast torn 81 ro. and Uith those
eh,rh have originated during ih"
lime that has interviewed there bids
air 90 be- about 'he usual amount
oI oiminal bus.0e roo The coming
torn
There are pefbrp half dozen
lr moro person. who Oh" nov being
heis on felony charges or who are
Iricr bond some o' these are held
undor Two g.. more charges The
LEGGED offence include bootleg
g.ur. burglary ono statutory OF
fan.e and other crimes IN some Of
Tho important raaas District Attor-
noy bishop win probably be- assisted
boy County Attorney Ray G. John
.ou
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Amusen1ents


The world. greatest moving pic.
rrc star. king H1rgot boz "a special
feature u two paris. 'The Million
.Ir. Engineer
1,Is Li'il. Nlopcmrnt comedy
...... INN
q o. Ihri t0 Please Iiim. comedy
........ Erllif
Trsa.r orchestra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-20
OPERA BURLEsQUE ONE
Of MINSTREL FEATURES
snu Could Miss The First Part and
Get the Worth II Nour NIney
o. the second.

One OF the biz features of the
Second part Of tho Flks Mintireis
a. tho Grand next Tuesday night
vii DO tho grand opera burlee11e
act 10 be- done by Tom Emerron
and Cha sapp. tho latter OF the
rren Company which De- staging
'ns show This oct s. done with sro-
Gal costumes aud scenery md
wherever presented .e one of .h'
b.r hits Of tho 7hoV Three mum
bcr- aro given. "Thr spani1ri That
Hlrhtod Nv Life. 81 lol-on's bic
nnnish e0np surcces medley ot
q cratic airr including everything
rom william Toll and the Bar
rarnllo from Tales oi Hoffman
o. down ~ everyday ragtime fh"
aci concludes wirh e. s,reamiHsis
fYIny iravaaiv on thr prison scene
from ~ Troyaiore. m this NUN
bsr special scenery BE- used and Mr.
'npp takes tho part of the dufky
female singing 20 her iager IN me
iris0n tower
Mr. sapp t rho poesee,or ot 70
nigh bnr.toua voice OF exceptional
'renrth ma quality iiis work in
This act hog received favorable COM
mcni throughout the country Mr.
Emerson. while OF only O short rcsI-
donc. in Amarillo. B. already known
40 man. as pOssassing excellent
.hH;ty as o general entertainer and
his work 10 this eel viii add 20 %
naterially.
The Sale of saaie win begin Non
drv morning or o'clock 700 ih'
'marllio drug store
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SOPRANO HTHE NRSNL vt
COLLEGE on NJ SIC TOnh

The sopranos OF tho Amarillo
Choral club will meet ~ the ANA
rio CollD.. ~ Music boz tho E1Fl
building. OF sixth and polk streets,
iris afternoon ~ 3 O'Clock u b.
important nat q iul attendance be-
present boz order that this special
meeting l, 1mpush its purpose the
recent rph.1rsals OF the club have
teen ycr, niece. sful ana outhusia,
tic and 70 believed THAI tnis fact
tiu nmr a mli attendance ihi.
.iornoor There should tc ihir't
81, thirt,. ..e sopranos. OF more
prcscnt ,a- Tits special work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-20
BOX SUPPER WILL Be
ATTRACTION TONIGHT
Amarillo Young People VIII Enjoy
Rare Orca~iun Tonight N High
school auditorium.

Tho main attraction for the young
people tonight t.ll boz tho box sup
rcr m iho hieb school auditorium
Tho boxes win ho auctioncd OIL
and. II tho rush after the lunches IN
the domestic science department FOR
.tpral week.. ls any criterion.
tnore eIu bc landonico business
fonirhi and SOM. of tho "uppors
lll 800 40 several time rho usual
t.ItH
Nol only have 'ho Young lidis
OF tho high school proven loyal 20
every branch OF athletics from TIE
=, ord m. hut they have shown them
selves 20 boz ldcpfs Boo tlo culinary
ar ana rho calahlos sold under tho
h.nmrr tonight vll not boz IKE
mother used 20 make but they
,,u b. tom time brltcr than -h,
pye dreamed OF And mother VIII
bu boz Jealous of daughter success
but che viii take pride mat the mod
urn chools OF today are able 20
teach many thing scientifically that
sho never had an opportunity 20
learn IN thc cboolr0om in thn hom'
ur cl.rvhcr,
nu' what w. wanted 10 r0y is 'h0'
900 these THINGS Will hr made and
.ola for tho benefit OF tho high
s,nool baseball team Tha opening
oi thc ,l.ou Is approaching and
everyone wants 10 900 % Tow small
accounts cleaned up 100 th1i the era-
con can '0r' 200 with better than
% cl'au slate
Tho outlook promising and Tho
.uu off tonight soc.al affair VIII
D., W1t,heG with iutorr.t
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Rev Lancas of uolhart WI.
preach 90 'ho First Methodist church
20 Fourteenth and Van Buren,
streets tonight. also SUNDAY morn
pr az - O'Clock Eey sins Of
rluhandlc. ull preach sunday
evening ~ O'Clock. ana also Mon.
t1y evening 900 The Same hour
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-20

Two r.rons were fined - each
Yesterday r Justice court on charge
lf paui.1tlng In au ARRAY
ono rary wa arrested Thured'l
night on raarges 81 intoyicaiion 1n'
Of arr-er "a assault \ plea oi
-uilfy va. entered on the charge
1i intovcluon. The CHARGE OF ac-
--aratcl 1uh g. yci 20 be- dispoS-
rd 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-20

Ties Ia the blood due TO bad physical
states, causing Bihousness. Head
ache. Dizziness and Constipation.
Dr. Kiug New Lille pills VIII clean
mp the Liver, and give you new lifc.
sc. M your Druggist. Adyl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-20
Mhltc Nm NM nlnck Ii,cr.

Tho Liver is blood purifier n
Nas thought o. ono time 10 vas the
scat of tho passion. The trouble
win most people .s that their Liver
becomes black because of impuri-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-20

To-day uiu bo lho clio .iur day of
che r-.scuf term OF 'h" porte coun
Is court Yesterday oulv som" pro.
bate business and matters OF minor
Importance VJ. 700 20 %" disposed
Uf
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At The Mission


ur D. William. Hamilton. OI ln
r.ie our Who'll, family ic1,ni
Ur p.f rar.Uort NIftD some
ono Ir ynlr awIl r.. severe
cold perhap. b. trr baby Tl.
UsuI nr Uen. pine-rar-iluu'v
f. .U ever If uN 'Inli rHW0 II
o rIFos immoiirfr rrh.i pine
.lar-lloucy pruatries fhe lining ~
Tie Threat and iuues dc troyT The
Germs. and aiina Nature to .rl
A. your DrUEElst. -sr. lAdr ,
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PLEASANT RIDGE
*

Mr.. Eber has been quite sick since
Tuesday of last week.
Arthur Harris and Chris. Olufsen
took trip to Boise Sunday.
Misses Bonnie and Kate Moss and
Alan Moss were very pleasantly en-
tertained at the ChaS, Wright home
last Saturday.
b. G. Bradley and family spent
Sunday afternoon with the Misses
Bradley and Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rome called
at the +. S. Moss home Sunday.
The Equity meeting was quite well
attended last Friday night. The
county commissioner could not be
present as had been planned, but R.
J. Roberts, district road overseer.
filled the place by explaining a few
of the needs of the district and sub
hitting plans for obtaining better
roads.
Miss T. Fay Fowler visited the
Pleasant Ridge school Monday.
Mrs. II. F. Brandenberg was re-
ceivcd into the church Sunday morn
ing.
The sewing clubs met with Miss
May Bradley last Saturday. After
sewing a few stitches they were en-
tertained with the piano and refresh
mentS were served.
Arthur Harris started for his home
North Dakota. Tuesday. He has
spent several months visiting his Sis
ter, Mrs. ChaS. Wright, in Sunny
Idaho.
Misses Vera and Dora Springer
came down from Boise Sunday morn
ing to attend the Pleasant Ridge
Sunday school and visit their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. C. a. Spring
err
Mrs. Woodcock is on the sick list
al present.
The Ladies Aid and " c. T. L.
met with Mrs Ira fish last week,
There were sixteen ladies present.
Miss Ethel McKague visited her
sister in Homedale Saturday and
Sunday
a: F. Talcott sold horse last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Olsen were
guests at the Martin Olsen home on
Sunday
Miss Nav Bradley and Miss Sarah
'ohnSon were treated to a surprise
last Friday night About twenty
Young people stole in on thcrp and
Srent verv pleasant evening. The
time was passed playing games and
listening To music after which re-
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UP AND DOWN BOISE RIVER
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K. Mcclure is having some horses
broke to work this spring. He also
has broken wagon tongue.
Mr.. VIM. Olsen has moved back
to his ranch after living i'll Caldwell
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vail attended
church on Pleasant Ridge Sunday.
Mr.. H. Cover is quite poorly not
being able to walk around much.
Messrs. Mumford and Rowland
marketed their hogs last week.
MIR. George Richardson Of the Will
son stock company spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Vail.
Mr.. ]. ]. Simson made business
trip to Wilder Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Vail and fam
lily were Sunday visitors at Carl
Beigler's.
Mr.. ]. d. and Joe Rowland were
called to Fruitland Thursday by the
serious illness of their brother, Hor-
ace. Last reports he was some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Vail were Cald-
we'll visitors Monday.
Mr.. John Greer is making some fine
improvements on his place.
Mrs. Frank Rowland visited her
mother in Caldwell, Monday.
Mrs. Mckinley of Notus and Mrs.
Ingraham visited with Mrs. c. A.
Vail one day recently.
Mr.. H. Moor got quite badly hurt
while helping Reed lngraham brake
colt but is getting better.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Vail were Cald
we'll visitors Saturday.
Mr.. J. Nichols received word Sat
urday that his father at the Soldiers
Home had stroke of paralysis. He
went to Boise the same day and his
father was improved.
The Misses Margie and Blanche
Vail and Marie Pennington were
visiting Mary Vail Sunday.
Miss Florence Greer was Sun
day guest ofMiss Ruby Looncy.
Mrs. A. Ballantyne and children
visited Mrs. S. Houston in Caldwell
Saturday.
Mrs. f. Moreland made a week end
visit with her daughter, Mabel. il,
Boise.
Miss Viva Conklin of Ten Davis,
was visiting in Dixie last week.
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A surprise party was given at the
SchIlling ranch Wednesday evening
in honor of Mr.. Cchilling. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. McMeans
Miss Louise McMeans, Mrs. Nc
earthly Mrs. Wright and Messrs
Bert Heath and Bert Davis The
evening was very pleasantly spent
playing five hundred and DANCING
both the new and the old dances were
danced including one-step. Paylawva
polka Virginia reel and quadrilles
Al very late hour a delicious lunch
was served. 10 '''-'' II
= Mrs. Mccarthy came down from
BOISE Tuesday for a visit AT the r.
+. McMean.s home. Mrs, McCar,bv
and Mrs. McMeans are sisters ny
Boise 'u'y lot
An informal gathering was held a,
the /. +. McMeans home Sanrd. a,
evening and the hours were wb;riag
away away very pleasantly playing five
INJURED he guests were Mrs Flo.
T re q. Hall, Miss Sharp, MessTs
pert Heath and Fillard RinsL;n
IN was served and pronounced do
licious by all ''''''eo oe-
); q. Carlson of Caldwell G
and Lee iiaseley are doino n. :"
cottage. " T. rreeburn
Mrs. Payment, who has had oh.
OF the housekeeping at the Mart
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Price home, returned to Boise Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fletcher and
Ray Pitcher went up to the potash
day.
The John Schilling family expect
to leave for their new home near
EiennS Ferry, Friday.
A surprise party was given in honor
OF Miss Winnie Slower at her home
IN Fargo Saturday evening. Quite a
crowd OF the young people from this
side OF the river attended and all re-
port very merry time.
FRANK Burns is working at the VIM.
Martin ranch.
Mrs. Barney Owsley is taking care
Oh MIS-. John Upton.
william Blacaby and William John
son ATTENDED the dance at Wilder
Friday evening.
Mrs. {. l.. Van Buskirk and Mas.
Icr Leroy, are home again after
F's ~, with friends in Nampa.
he Gem Irrigation District has had
: hume bult across part OF the Ralph
MI!epoweli ditch, and is having all
Illehes cleaned and made ready for
INC turning on Of the water.
Master William Myler has entirely
recovered from his recent illness.
-. Tribune Classified Ads bring
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-19
SUPT. PEARSON GIVES
THE OTHER SIDE
OF THE STORY =.

TO the Public of Canyon County:
The Canyon County poor farm
seems to be the topic of the times ior
the last couple Of weeks, 1t manage
ment, expense, etc. l feel that II
would be proper for me to say lew
words in regards to some OF the ru-
mors and ideas about said poor farm.
The Tribune last week stated the
superintendent's income for last year
to he $4,000. but by small oversight
failed to deduct something over u.s.
900 for expenses. Among many peo-
pie the idea is prevalent that any
thing in the food line is good enough
for the inmates of the poor farm. Hav-
ing had nearly six years experience
on this farm, | can say that large
percentage of old and feeble men be-
tween the age of eighty and ninety
wears, are made more feeble by not
having had proper nourlshment pc
fore coming here. Should the keeper
provide insufficient food or improper
nourishment, with the idea of cutting
down expenses, | for one, say he IS
not fit for this position if he would
work for his board only. We hear
rumors quite often that the inmates
get only half enough to eat and sit
around shivering with the cold. Now
| consider it your duty when you
hear anything of the kind to lnvestl-
gate it Immediately. Come to the
farm and talk to the inmates. They
are not in jail but free to talk to any
one, or ask some one who has been
interested enough in the place to
know what they are talking about
Right here, let me say the majority
Of the inmates are ladies and gentle
men in every respect, and far super
Tor to many who are not so untor-
tunate as to be homeless, but rem
ember again that we very often get
the lowest and most vile hobo, old
men as well as young. who some
times return evil for good by telling
what is not true about conditions al
the farm.
The fault lies, not with the evil
minded hobo, but with the narrow
minded person who spreads the tale
with the intention of injury to the
keepers instead of coming to the
farm and seeing for herself or him
self. Your duty is to see that every
thing is all right and when you find it
so give us word of praise as we
have many things to contend with the
public knows little about. We are
endeavoring to make this home for
the aged homeless and never think of
it as poor farm.
take this opportunity to give our
heartfelt thanks to the many friends
who have given us so much encour-
agement in doing what is right, while
a few in and around Caldwell have
been so eager to Islander our charac-
ter for the last three years or more.
If ever | hear of anyone maliciously
slandering the character of my fam
lily again | shall take steps to pro-
Secute them to the full extent of the
law regardless of what church or
organization they pose under. We
mind our own business and as far as
we are concerned ask other people to
do the same.
T. J. PEARSON,
Supt Canyon Co. Poor Farm.
In its last issue The Tribune stated
that Commissioner Adams roughly
estimates the income of the superin-
tendent at about $4,000 per year. =
The Editor,
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Rev. Jones attended the Literary
Society Friday evening. lie spent the
night at the Newman home.
Hettie Newman spent the week end
at home.
Mrs Martha Graham was in the
community last week. We under
stand that she intends to come out
here soon to stay for while.
Mr.. Mailman has just finished
building an addition on his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McCampbell OF
Sunny Slope, were visitors at the
Newman home last Sunday.
Eleanor Prosser is working at J..
NJ. Mclntyre's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves were Sun
day dinner guests at Newman's.
Mr.. Hoofnagel has rented Mrs.
Graham's place.
Miss Pearl Newman spent the week
at home.
Mrs. Travis and her mother, Mrs.
Newman, went to Franklin Tuesday
to spend the week visiting friends.
Mrs. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. I'd.
Dolbow, Theron keister were town
visitors last week.
Mr.. kelSter nelpcu MI. NOaliSJ
last week to fix his well.
Rev. Jones gave very interesting
talk on Alaska Sunday night The
school was full. He will give ano-
Their talk in the near future.
+. G. Kendall and Mr.. Prosser were
town visitors on Traders Day.
Rev. Jones spent Sunday night at
the Kendall home.
The Literary Society held their re-
guar semi-monthly meeting Friday
night. A good program was enjoy
ed. The main feature of the next
meeting will be Mock Trial. 3"
Everybody come and see the fun.
Mr.. Mailman has just finished dig
ging we'll. He struck water at some
thing over one hundred feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kollenborn and
Mrs. Archie Kollenborn were Sunday
dinner guests at the Zeal home.
The Berry family and Hoofnagel
family and Clifford Barnhart and Ruth
Steensma were Sunday dinner guests
at the Corwin home near Snake river.
Mrs. w. Patton was Sunday visi-
tor at the Bailey home.
Miss Fern Kollenborn came home
from Portland for a few days visit.
Miss Fern Kollenborn and her
father went to Boise on business last
Monday.
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Alma Smith spent Sunday with
Ardath Scarf.
A number from here attended the
Traders Day sale Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters, Mr. and Mrs.
c. f. Smith and daughters, Ruth,
Mary and Dorothy. Mrs. Keough,
Edna and John, Eta Hitson and
Hazel Greenfield were guests at the
T. J. Hitson home Sunday afternoon.
Katherine Finn of this community
has been compelled to miss school the
last two weeks on account of her
eyes.
Edith, Irving Smith. Glenn Davis
and Katherine Finn attended church
at Homedale Sunday morning and
evening.
Methodist church-Sunday school
at 1920 am, church at 800 p. m.
The prayer meeting on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Olleian being sick the first of
the week required the care of nurse
for two or three days.
Fred Hoadley was spraying his or
chard the first of the week