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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
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CHICAGO. Dec. t5.--i have
come TO Chicago. "hoa-buteher
for the world" and dealer, too,
in Vastly manner. In wheat and
corn and oats and all the 9th
er foods that 90 70 nourish the
nation. 10 find out. " possible,
WHO II 10 who 10 constantly
putting more and yet more
high" In the already too-Al-
pine "hloh cost Of living"
Here. where the stuffs OF
llfe are 80 largely assembled
for distribution thruout tho
land. II seems apparent that.
" anywhere, finger OF die
oovery may be placed on tho
sources responsible for tho alb
normal cost OF necessities to
the ultimate consumer-you
and me and all the rest OF the
t0i. ooo. 900 Americans who are
being plnehed to-day az never
before.
That the city OF Chicago DOE
hold the key To- this problem G
what is making the cost of Twin
so high seems evidenced by th
fact that IL Is here the grain.brol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
Ready Gifts
for Baby

Little soit-solcd Shoes.
Bath Robes, in many colors.
silk Stockings.
SacqueS. crochctcd or knit
ted.
Bootccs. in several styles.
Cclluloid Toilet Articles.
Cunning little hand-decor-
ated Combs, tied with
bow Of ribbon; special
1Oc and TOYS that will
cause the wee tots t.
shrek with JOY. Such as
Wooden Quacky Doodles.
Dippy Ducks.
Floating Ducks and Swans.
Dressed Dolls.
White Kid Bean Bags.
kindergarten Sets in patent
leather cases.
White Velvet Dogs
Cunning Little Cats.
Wooden Animals fastened
to a stick that run as fast as
the baby can go.
And many others that we
have not space to mention
mere. Third Floor.
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Jewelry
For Gifts

LINGERIE CLASPS. gold filled,
soc pair.
LINGERIE CLASPS. OF sterling
silver, 35c pair.
TATTlNo sHuTTlEs, enameled
In colors. s5c.
TEA.ETTEs OF German silver
SOC.
BABY SPOONS OF sterling sill.
yer. Boxed. s5c.
cREscENT-s SHAPED PINS. set
with brilliants. Boxed. Csc.
PRINCESS LINK BRACELETS,
gold filled and ieweled, 81 90.
ASH TRAYS. enameled in several
colcrs, 90.
BUD VASES OF sterling silver.
Boxed. sl.SJ.
INDIVIDUAL SALTS AND PEP
pERS, sterling silver. S1.oJ
set.
cHlLD's GOLD FILLED BRACE.
LET, engraved $500.
PEARL BEAD NECKLACES. ex.
ira quality. Boxed. $3.50.
JEWElED cASQUE COMBS. in
elaborate effects. $500.
-Macpougall-S outhwlck.
First Floor
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Gifts of Stationery

iIurds soc Correspond
sueo Cards special. 2sc.
- cards and - envelopes
iu a box white only.
Highland Linen station .
cry. Isr box shown iu
pink. Delft. lilac. white
snd chamoiH tints -
fhrets 90 "a correrpou 8
denre cards and - on
NelupcH In IN. box sta
tion~ry >hop--t'Ir~t Floor
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Little Girls
Party Frocks

Wonderfully dnir -
frocka for girls 81 g. 10
and ~. 20 wear 60 huii-
day parties and dances.
ChiffunH and creme de-
chimes IN such pretty COLI
nrH az rose. salmon. yell
low. turquoise. Gopeu 70
hagen. delicate piuka.
Nile green and white --
Third Floor.
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They contain no poisonous drug
Of any kin I. are perfectly harmless
and can be taken with absolute
freedom. and they work almost like
magic. Calcium Sulphide. their
principal Ingredient. is the greatest
blood-cleanser known TO science
SO don't be blue, don't despair.
get 50-cent box Of Stuarts Cal
clum Waters today at any drug
store in the United states and soon
you will have as beautiful n com
plexlon as you ever wished for
FIN out the coupon for free trial
package.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

Az Gloyd Of Los Angeles sues
his Mrs for divorce because che
washed of his kisses with alcohol
and threatened 10 smoke cigarets.
What awfal pitfalls marriage has
nowadays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
Thinblcs

sterling silver WIN
brightly colurrd cnRm-
eiod band. In tiuy rose
bud patterns. si.Ts. -
First Itoor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

Three waeonloads Of police turn.
ed out 10 kin timber wolf. at Chit
cago. Had Il been a wheat wolf or
cotton wolf. they'd have turned
ont to banquet him
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La Vallieres

Always acceptable as
gifts Cold fiiird ones
set with stones. si.25 and
s15o. pthcrH with pen
dhnfa 90 shell canoes.
s2.z5 and sI.n5.--rir-t
Floor.
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indeed. as an amazing lack in q
being Of q hundred million souls. q
republic that so PRECtOU SLY
SEES TO 1T THAT you CAN
MAIL YOUR LETTER FOR 4
THRILLING 2 CENTS BIT WHICH
I DOESN'T CARE \ HANG HOW
MUCH you PAY FOR YOUR
BREAD AID YOUR MEAT-oi
which apparently won't care. II It's
attitude Is carried Co the ultimate
conclusion. whether finally you
will be- able 60 buy bread or meat
at all or not
Luckily. however. for MS con
sumers. | find that there is an or
ganization which has begun to act
az sort ~ foster 'paternal gov
eminent for MS In place Of our
present apathetic state This ma.
tional organization Is called The
National Conference on Market
INK and Farm Credits" and has
grown out Of various cooperative
producing leagues formed in sey.
eral states
Probe Steak Price
So dire does this organization
visualize our national needs that
they sent out call for the grow
ers and marksters Of meat cattle.
for the producers OF grains and
milk and other raw foods OF pri-
mary importance. TO meet in
great conclaye in Chicago this
week that the problems attendant
upon the making efficient OF these
producing and distributing proc
esses may be presented and stud
led in the light Of free discussion
by one aud all OF tho untilnow
largely isolated groups and indi.
viduals engaging and competing
more or less haphazardl. in them
The meat situation In the Unit
ed States is easily the most i'm
portant subject TO which this con.
ference. of which Chas " Holman
Ia executive secretary. will turn is
attention. and as the soaring price
OF beefsteak is tho one 10 which
the workers of the nation are al
80 most vltally interested. and by
far the most typical one In the
business of the high cost OF living.
II Is the one TO which | have turn.
ed my main attention In my tour
of investigation In Chicago
In my first article on THE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
Don't Be Blue
Over PimpIes
Stuart's Calcium Waters viii Soon
Put the Stamp OF Beauty on
Your Cheeks. Cheer Up

No matter how bad your skin
may be. Stuart's Calcium Waters
will quickly work wonders with Il.
It's goodbye TO blackheads. PIN
pies. acne. boIls. rash. eczema and
2 muddy "flllnh. I'M cnfnmInv nj ion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
Calendar
Mounts,
l0c and 15c

Make very at
tractiVe Sits To
completes simply
Insert your pic
ture. Sizes gtx
2LNfL 81
N5A Tir.t
Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
Cigarette Cases

- German silver. In tho
new min model. engine
turned Sac. $50 First
tioor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
Canisoles

in crepe de chine white
or pink wash satin. or
chiffon with wool em-
hruidtry lu 10" pretty
pastel shades Some are
simply finished. others
with yoke and entire
sleeves OF lace Prices
range from PIE 10 $3.50.
Third FLOOR.
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BEAT UP WOMAN;
THOUGHT her WITCH

PUNXSUTAWNEY. Pa, Dec. l5
Convinced that Mira Carminc
Comnar was pogsessed OF super
natural powers and that she had
bewitched their children. causing
them to be sick, Ontonio Leona
and Frank Benzoni went to the
womans home and beat her up
1--WE tried to beat the devils out
Of her" Ben2oni told Squire Gatti
when arraigned before him on n
charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by Mrs. Comnar
Asked why he thought Mrs Com
mar had bcwitchcl his children
Benzoni explained they became III
every time she came near them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

I'm my first article on The
High Cost OF Meat" ! Will de-
scribe TO you the prooess by
which your meat reaches you
with some sidelinht statements
by experts as to whether or
not this method is the cheap
est and best way possIble.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
PRACTICAL GIFTS
GloUes-Stockings-Silk Underwear

Gifts that
feminine heart Boxed for gitgiving -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
Decorative
Wrappiings

All that one needs TO COM
plcte the daintiness OF the
Christmas Gift
Tissue Paper.
Tlnsel Cord.
Holly Ribbons.
Dainty Cards for enclosure.
Stickcrs and Tags for outside
OF packages.
Fancy Boxes OF all sizes. with
poinsetiia or holly designs.
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

Cheer up, old England Wash
ington naval experts say that Ger
many can starve you. but they new
J er get ANYTHING righi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
Kodak Albums
at CSC

T D. popular
luoHr-lcnf STYLE.
cloth hound and
stamped lu gold
Also several 9TH
"r styles. selling
regularly up 20
$50. - y trst
Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
At $500

Trefousse and other inn
ported gloves, in black,
white and colors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

Exquisite models In sun
beam silk or crepe de
chine Some are lace
trimmed. others decornt
- with embroidery So
colora rI.na. 49, Itlfrt
Floor.
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Gloves

At Sl.25-
Nomen's Kid Gloves in
white, black. tan. ivory
or gray: self or contrast.
ing stitching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
At $3.50

Washable and regular i'm.
ported kid gloves. Plain
or with fancy embroidered
backs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
At $500

"McCallum' or "OnvN"
thread silk stockings;
plain or cloX styles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

A/ l. arc receiving sOllle
w very exquisitely en-
broidered Handkerchiefs
from Spain-Eiandkerchiefs
OF the finest linen and
daintiest needlework.
Spanish Embroidered Hand
kerehiefs. 2Jc. 35e. soc.
and 81 90.
Spanish initiated HanGker-
chiefs, 3 for S1.OO.
Spanish Handkerchief. with
embroidered edges, SIPS.
-MacDougall- Southwick
FIRST Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
Silk Cord for Bath
Robes, Csc Set

Set consists OF waist
ecrI and neck cord. both
finished with heavy tas.
tcls.
Colors ARE Delft. gray.
rose and white. rose and
blue. tan. tan and brown.
aud several other attract
i've combinations; also
white. G5c set
--usrDouHaii- sou,h~N'L.
Fourth Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
Morning Shopping Hours Are Best
Wire Lamp Shade
Frames

for the making OF
shades or baskets
csc To $3.50.
Fourth Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
At Sl.50--

Heavy thread silk stock
ings in plain and clox
styles. Your choice of
Onyx. Phoenix, McCallum.
kayser or Wayne Knit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

Womcns one and two
fastener gloves for street
and dress wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

Imported hid gloves in
white, black. or cClors.
Crocheted backs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

deck alongside the corpse on his head
and shoulders. where he lay and
writhed about in agony.
'Well?" Larsen asked OF me, have
you made up your mind"
had glanced occasionally at tho ap.
preaching schooner. and it was now
almost abreast al us and not more
than couple OF hundred yards away
1t was very trim and neat little craft
| could see a large, black number on
one of its sails. and had seen pic
lures of pilot boats.
What vessel is that" | asked.
THE pilot.boat Lady Nine" Wolf
Larsen answered grmly. Got rid Of
her pilots and running into San Fran
cisco. She'll be there in five or six
hours with this wind"
will you please signal 1t. then, 80
that | may be put ashore"
Sorry. but I've lost the signal book
overheard" he remarked. and the
group of hunters grinncd.
debated for moment. looking him
squarely in the eyes. | had seen tho
frightful treatment OF the cabin boy.
and knew that should very probably
receive the same. II not worse As |
say, | debated with myself, and then
| did what | consider tho bravest act
OF my life. ran to the side, waving
my arms and shouting:
Lady Mine ahoy! Take me ashore,
4 tnE
ashore!"
waited. watching two men who
stood by the Wheel one of them steer.
ing. The other was lifting n mega.
phone to his lips, | did not turn my
head, though | expected every mo
ment killing blow from the human
brute behind me. At last. after what
seemed centuries. unable longer to
stand the strain, ! looked around. He
had not moved He was standing In
the same position. swaying easily to
the roll of the ship and lighting n
fresh cigar
"Wha, Is the matter? Anything
wrong?"
This was the cry from the Lndy
Mine.
"Yes!" | shouted. at the top of my
lungs. Life or death! One thousand
dollars II you take me ashorc!"
TOO much Frisco tanglefoot for the
health of my crew." Wolf Larsen
shouted after. This one"-indcating
me with his thumb-"fancies sea ser.
pents and monkeys Just now"
The man on the Lady Mine laughed
back through the megaphone. The
pilot-boat plunged past
Give him he'll for me-" came n final
cry. and the two men waved their
arms In farewell
GRO BE CONTlSuED)
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
Patterson Estate Totals s1,dI5, 900.

Thomas NJ. Patterson left nm estate
of fl,iiJ.noo, according to III" pre-
liminary inventory which aCcompan
led the petition OF his daughter, Mar
gar"t Patterson Campbell. for the ap
pointmcnt of her husband. Richard
Crawford Campbell, as administra
tor of the "stnt" Mrs Campbell!
states that her father died interstate
and that she Is his only surviving
child. The inventory says senate
Patterson left real "slGt" valued At
N,OOu,OOu and personally OF the
value OF sii5.oo0. though the person.
atty listed In the invonlry totals only
$3H5,Sa7 -. TIL" personally H. item.
lied as follows Cash In bank. So,
s37lI. notes du" the estate, 100000.
negotiable bonds, S2OU.OOo and stocks
In corporations. about 10000
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
WHERE LITTLE MEN WIN OUT
surance Than Their Fellows
Who Are Big.

As rule. big men are shy and lack.
ing In assurance. A daughter OF the
gods. divineiy tall. fills them with
something like terror. Tho woman
who appeals to them is usually some
sparkling. vivacious. fairylike creature
with kittcnish ways and roguish
gances. The little man. on the con
trary. is seldom burdcncd with humi
lily. He Is n being OF great aspra
lions and stupendous ambitions. he
believes In himself. which is the rea.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

where's that boy? Tell him |
want him."
"ies, SIR" and Thomas Mugridge
fled swiftly aft and disappeared down
another cOmpanionway near the wheel
A moment later he emerged. heavy
set young fellow OF eighteen or nine
teen, with glowering, villainous coun.
tenance, trailing at his heels.
What's your name. boy?"
George Leach. sir" came the sui
len answer. and the boys bearing
showed clearly that he OWNED the
reason for which he had been sum
moned
Not an Irish name" the captain
snapped sharply. "O'Toole or McCar-
thy would suit your mug a damn sight
better"
| saw the young fellows hands
clench and the blood crawl scarlet up
his neck
But let that 60" Wolf Larsen con.
tinued. you may have very good
reasons for forgetting your name. and
I'll like you none the worst for It
as long as you toe the mark rele-
yr,nb nm NJ coursa 10 vorr nor, -,
entry II sticks out all ovar vorr mn,
Tough as they make them and twice
az nasty know the kind 1ou yor
can make IN your mind tn bave /,
taken ont of YOU on this craft Irnder.
stand? Who Skinned Won anvwovo"
"McCready and Swanson cir"
"Who got the advance monevp"
"They did, sir"
81 Thought as much And dou,o,
glad you were to let them have #
Couldn't make yourself scarce too
quick, with several gentlemen Won
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
C0L0RAD0'S BIRTHDAY
THlRTY.SEVEN SOCIETIES JOIN
IN CELEBRATION.
Soldiers. Children. Japanese and Mem.
bers Of Patriotic Orders Take
Part in Gay Fete.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
D,nycr -Cnlorodo children Colo.
RADIO soldiers and Colorado WON.
on n,r,;cjpotcd Any In a
beautifully srect,culor cxhjbition ot
CITY mark IN celebration of Cnlorodo's
for,ioth birthday as n member of tho
Jnion Of st,,rs Az rl,nn,J NV III,
Sans Of Colorado ,h, ,yhihiti,n vos
m,mornhl, for IFS rr,dnur and i'm.
pressiy,n,ss
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Battalion to Give Third Regiment

With the mastering in of Company
f of the Second battalion of infantry
at Golden rifle range. the two Colo
RADIO battaliOns of infantry, under
Major Hammock and Mnjo Goodman
We're completed Adiutant General
Gamble has been asked TO authorize
the formation of n third battalion. SO
that Colorado will have n fun rcgi
mcnt of infantry. Rice Means has
two fun companies of infantry ready
10 enlist In n third battalion; Joseph
IcFcyre has fifty men, r Il Elkins
has tweniyseVcn men. and Bloom
field Brooks, former major In tn,
cavalry. has thirty men. These men
are all ready 10 enlist in "A third bat
talon and with little recruiting the
full regiment could soon be obtained
1t was pointed out to Gen Gamble.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
Farrsr WIN Dismiss s,dk. Cases.

Attorney General Farrnr announced
that he would dismiss q majority oI
tn" eighty four coal Brrik" cases now
pending IN the lower courts OF Las
Animns ana Boulder counties. lie
viii dismiss the less fragrant viola
lions Of IN" law, retaining IN. more
fragrant cases for trial tn" ,asrf
against John Lawson now pending In
the Suprcm" Court viii not b. dis
missed. and II liz probabl" that those
against Lawson In No" lower court
VIII also be retained for trIal. II TO-
stated
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
CHAPTER ~.

Wolf Larsen ceased swearing as sud.
denly as he had begun. He rclIrh,ed
his cigar and glanced around. His
eyes CHANGED upon the cook.
We'll, Cooky?" he began. with n
suayeness that was cold and O! the
temper OF steel.
Yes, sir" the cook eagerly inter.
polated. with appeasing and apollo.
ge,ic scrvility.
Don't you think you've stretched
that neck OF yours Just about enough ?
It's unhealthy. you know. The mates
gone, so | cant AFFORD TO lose you too,
You must be very, very careful OF
your health, cooky. Understand
His last word. IN striking contrast
with the umoothncss OF his previous
uttcrance, snapped like the fash OF n
whip. The cook quailcd before Il.
Yes. str" was the meek reply, ms
the offending head disappeared into
the galley.
Al this sweeping rcbuko, which the
cook had only pointed. the res, Of the
crew became unintorcstcd and fell
TO work at one task or another. A
number OF men. however. who were
loGnging about a companIonway be.
tween the galley and tho hatch, and
who did not seem to be sailors. con,In'
ucd talking IN low tones with one nm
other These. nfterward learned
were the hunters. the men Who sho,
the seals and very sunpriOf breed
20 common sailor folk
"Johanscn!" Wolf Larsen called out.
A sailor stepped forward obcdicntly
Get your palm and needle and sew
bcggar up. iou'll ind some old
canvas Ia the sail locker Make II do. "
ANY OF you fellows got n Bible or
rrayefbook?" was the captains next
demand this time OF the hunters loung
ng sbou, the companionsay.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

More than sDpp parsons stood lu
ycrIlubI" torrents Of rain al the state
mobilization grounds 81 the rifle
rnngc near Golden Sunday morning
ana listened 10 the military nrld
mass, the flr.t ever held In the Wu8t
Win MS profound attention ana u"
yOutnraH ns though they had been
comfortably seated In the plush cpy
cred p"wH Of some luxurious church
Instead Of standing In the Elush. the
yst"f and the muddy weeds Of tho
vast cathedral Of tho open.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

Alexander llnmIItuu was the first
secretary Of the treasury l7sogj)
Michael illlcsnB Was the FIRST United
sla'ns treasurer lililogaB was ap
pointed 10 tho once July -. l77b.
when he and George Clymcf wore cho
son together IN tho formation OF whn,
was the germ Of the treasury depart.
mont IIllogng served nlOuo through
practically his entire torn. however.
ns Clyrlcr soon resigned 10 take seat
as delegate 10 cOngfrBH lllll"gAs
torn expired September IT, 1853. and
no was succeeded by Samuel Meredith,
Both men were from Pennsylvania
Tho treasury department was formally
organized by net Of September 2. 1859.
but. strictly speaking, this was merely
a reorganization. for tho d,yHf,mcn,
under various names had been Ia eIis
tGnce since 1916
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

some task of sewing up the corpse
"Johansen. do you know anything
about navigation"
mo, sir"
Well, never mind you're mate Just
the same. Get your traps AFT into the
mates berth"
"Ay, ny, SIR" was tho CHEEKY r..
Spouse as Johansen started forward
In tho meantime the crstwhilc cabin
boy had not moved
what are you waiting for?" Wolf
Larsen demanded
i didn't sign for boat pull-r. SIR"
was tho reply u signed for cabin
boy. An don, want no boat pulln
In mine"
Pack up nnh 70 for'urd"
This time Wolf iarSonH command
was thrIlllngly imperative Tho boy
Rl0worcd sullcnly, but refused 10 move
Then came another stirring os Wolf
LarBonS tremendous strength, II wna
utterly unexpected and II sas over
and done with between the ticks OF
two seconds lie had sprung fully Rlx
feet across tho deck and driven his
est into the Others stomach. At tho
same moment. aB though | had been
struck myself, folt n sickcnIng shock
In the pit OF my stomach | instance
this TO show tho CONSTITUENCIES Of my
nervous organization a, tho ,Imo. and
how unused ! was to spoc,nclos Of bru
tally. The cabin boy-ahd ho weighed
100 at tho very least crumplod %
lie lifted into tho air and struck tho