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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
A NECK AND NECK GAME.

The ball game last Sunday be-
tween Payette and Council was a
neck and neck game from start to
finish and required ten innings to
decide which team would carry
away the honors. When the nine
innings was finished, the score
stood 8 and 8, Payette boys went to
bat with blood in their eyes, and
registered two more scores and
felt reasonably sure of winning the
game, but the horseshoe was with
the Council team in the last half
when three men was on bases and
a big husky made a swing and
landed the ball half way to Weiser
bringing in three scores which de-
cided the game in Councils favor,
5 to 6.
The game at Cambridge between
Weiser and Cambridge was rather a
one sided affair, the score being Is
to 4 in favor of Weiser.
At Midvale the game between
Huntington and Midale proved in
favor, score IL to 10.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
ATTEND RECEPTION
AT wEISER

Last Monday evening party
of nine, consisting of Drs ]. c. aad
II. r. Woodward, Attorney John H.
Norris, M o. Luther, Sheriff JEFF
ferries, F. E. Seeley, Attorney R. E.
Haynes, Bernard Eastman and the
Enterprise Editor drove to Weiser
to take part in banquet and re-
ception given in honor Of Judge B..
S. viarian, recently appointed by
the Governor to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Judge Smith
The party arrived little too late
to participate in the banquet but
in plenty of time for the program
which followed in the club room
Immediately after. After several
selections of music, songs by the
male quartet and speeches by Gov
ernor Davis and others the chairs
were removed to make room for the
light footed, both old and young,
and very pleasant evening was
spent until : late hour.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
RED CROSS NOTES.

Mrs. Maule wishes to thank each
and every one who in any way help
ed to make the ''old clothes drive a
now ready to be shipped. which will
carry the Chapter over the top. Al
so that all completed garments are
asked to be sent in on the goth inst.
And each one is urged to complete
her allotment right away as the
shipment must be sent out. The
key hangs in the Canyon CONNER
ciaI, for any responsible person.
MRS. MAULE,
Publicity Chairman.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15

Scott NJ Fitch, who was recent
ly appointed by Mayor Woodward
as Day Marshal began his duties
last Monday morning. Mr.. Fitch
was First Lieut.. in the LAG Machine
Gun Battalion for more than a year
in France and rendered his country
excellent serice and there is no
question as to his ability. to serve
the people as an officer of the City
of Payette. We commend the May
or and Council for the appoint
ment Mr.. Fenske who has been
an efficient officer of the City for
several years will still be retained
as Night Marshal. With these
two men as officers of the City, the
morals of Payette should be we'll
guarded,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
A MOST PLEASING RECEPTION.

| Miss Hazel White, returned Red
Cross nurse, was given most pleas
/ ing reception by the members OF
Harmony Rebekah Lodge No. %,
on last Friday eening at the Odd
Fellows Hall. A large number of
friends were present to greet her,
and to rejoice in her safe return.
An interesting program was rem
dered, Miss Irene Harland Vice
Grand, of the lodge presiding.
At the conclusion of the program
of readings and music, Rev. Adams
gave a short welcome home address
and a dainty Rebekah pin was pre-
sented to Miss White, being pinned
on by her youngest sister, little AL
ice Mathis. Miss White gae an in
teresting talk but like so many of
the returned soldiers, did not speak
of her own achievements, except as
she had worked with the others" ,
and highly praised the army of
workers at home, especially in the
sewing department of the Red
Cross.
There were present representa-
tives of four generations of Miss
Whites immediate relatives, Mrs.
Jennie Moore, grandmother, Mrs.
Hattie Mathis, mother, and Miss
Whites sister Mrs. Mildred Sny-
der of Blackfoot, Ida, with her lit
tie daughter Betty. Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. Mathis were each present
green, theed box of candy tied
with pink and green, the lodge col
ors.
The eening was most pleasant for
all, and at the close of the program
light refreshments were sered, Mrs.
Ethel Pease acting as chairman of
this committee.
All are wishing Sister White the
best there is in the home land since
her return.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
PAINE BROTHERS HOME.

Marsh and Forrest Paine are both
home from overseas. Marsh arrived
the latter part of the week and
Forrest came in on Sunday morning
II is needless TO say there was re-
joicing in the Paine home. Marsh
was with the 91st Division and was
one of the few who escaped without
cratch but was in several hard
fought battles where many of our
boys we've victims of the murder
Gus Huns
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
SHERIFF JEFFERIES
MAKES ARREST

Last Thursday Sheriff Jefferies
arrested two young Mexicans who
were charged with breaking into a
house in Sand Hollow belonging to
Mrs. VanFleet about May 1st. They
were arraigned before M. o. Luth-
er, Probate Judge, where they de-
MED the charge, but after spending
the day in the county Jail, decided
to waive preliminary hearing and
was bound over to the District
Court, for trial. The case is set
for next Monday morning at 10
O'Clock.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
TWO LAND SALES.

A. E. Wood reports the sale of
the Maxfield home place on Sixth
street consisting of acres to w.
NJ. Copeland formerly OF Colorado
Mr. Copeland was in Payette a
short time ago as acting agent for
the o. S. l., but has now retired
from the railroad business. The
consideration Of this place is $4,000
Mr.. Wood also reports the sale OF
the j. A. Clark fie acres to NJ L.
Lockhart of Fruitland considera-
tion s2,100
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
STATE HIGHWAY MEN

Tom Clark, State Highway main
tenance man and j D. Wood, engi-
neer of Boise, arrived in Payette
Monday with their road repairing
outfit making some much needed
improvement on the State Highway.
They removed the gravel that was
recently placed on the Highway be-
tween the Payette river bridge and
the City as it was a detriment to
traffic, being placed after the roads
had become hard and dry. While
here they were entertained at
luncheon at the Hotel Bancroft by
the Mayor and City Council and
gave our city officials some valu-
able information regarding the
building and maintainence of
streets and highways They also
spent some little time in demon
strating their ideas by using their
equipment on the street leading in
to town from the State Highway on
the south, which made marked
Improvement We believe the in
formation received from these men
of experience if put into effect will
be of great value to our streets.
Messrs Clark and Wood, are in
charge of the State Highway be-
tween Boise and New Meadows.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
FRUIT CROP NOT SO BAD.

The fruit crop is not damaged to
the extent that was estimated few
days after the frost. Mr.. H. Har-
land, Local Inspector, has been out
among the orchards quite-extensive-
ly during the last few days and re-
ports practically full crop of ap-
pies, and in some favored localities
prunes will be fair yield, and no
variety of fruit entirely killed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15

COOPERATION is the thing
most talked of and least practiced
of any of the modern virtues. Why
not try it out in practice once? If
we would pull together we could
accomplish more than if we pull
each by himself. Here is chance
to put an industry on its feet. There
is a movement TO get enough acre
age of strawberries planted so We
can ship berries in car lots. There
is good profit in growing strawber-
ries and a good market for all we
can raise but to reach the market
we must get on car shipment bas-
sis. Hood River does it; Payette
can. Set out an acre of Ever-bear-
ing Strawberries.
Sheriff Jefferies was called over
on the west side last Tuesday morn
ing to take a hand in a gun play be-
tween a man and wife who had been
separated about two years. The
man came to Payette about two
weeks ago and brought his little
twin boys about nine years of age
and was stopping with family on
Seventh Street. Tuesday the wife
called at the house and demanded
to see the children and when refus-
ed by the husband drew a gun and
made threats of violence. She was
arrested by Mr.. Jefferies and taken
before the Probate Judge NJ. o.
Luther on a chorge of carrying con-
cealed weapans and was fined s25.
The names of all parties concerned
are with held on account of the
children who are in the custody of
Judge Luther.
About so members Of the Paw
cite County Commercial Club gath
cred at the dinning rooul OF the
Hotel Bancroft Tuesday evening at
Six O'Clock and had as their guests
of honor Lieut.-Col L. V. Patcn who
had just returned from overseas,
and Dr. James C. Erwin who is tour
ing the Northwest in the interests
Of public welfare. DR.. Erwin gave
an address that was little out of
the ordinary ON an occasion of this
kind but it was certainly worth
while and gave much food foc
thought. He took as his subject
Social Unrest and for fully one
hour held the closest attention OF
his audience.
Another club meeting will be
held at the Bancroft on next Mon
day noon TO hear E. H. Lindsey of
the University of Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15

During this month the Brown
Art Shop in Mrs. Ensign's Millinery
store offers all regular pictures at
y off the regular price. You who
know something about the value of
pictures will see that in many cases
the unframed prints are worth more
than the prices at which we are
selling them, tastefully framed. You
should take advantage of this op-
portunity to secure some very fine
pictures at very low prices.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
A BIG LAND DEAL.
CORES. Sec.

B. R. Fitch reports the sale of
the L. L. Culbertson 160 acres of
Payette-Oregon Slope to Mr.. John
Cruise of Kansas, consideration
$4,000. Mr.. Cruise has takenpos-
session of the place, but will hire
the work done until some time this
fall after his crop is harvested in
Kansas. He will move his family
to their new home on the Slope.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
CLUB
MEETING

We wonder IL all club members
know that one more meeting in
May and one in June, completes the
years cycle? Look at your last re-
Iceipt and If in arrears, mail check
or hand dollar to Mrs. Springston,
the new recoring secretary. so the
year can be closed with clean
slate.
At Mondays meeting a cleanup
week was endorsed by the club and
the advertising turned over to the
choice and health committee and
as practically each ward is repre-
sented. by this committee we may
look for spick and span city soon.
People in each block should com
bine to have the refuse hauled
away there by lessening the cost as
well as expediting the cleaning
A clean city prevents fires. sick
ness and often time death and who
will say, it is not worth while
Recreation for our young folks
was brought up by Mrs. Crump, who
in about three minutes showed how
our young folks need and will have
recreation and that the mothers and !
fathers of the boys and girls are the |
ones to see that such amusements |
under proper environment are pro-
vided Her talk was so convinc- I
ing that a committe was appointed !
to send a letter to the Commercial |
Club endorsing their efforts for a /
Pavilion.
The club must raise $50 for a
next to last payment on piano and
a committee was appointed to give
a chaperoned dance in the very near
future to help raise that amount.
Mrs. A. B. Moss was chairman OF
a very delightful program and the
members who forgot to be present
missed a treat, musical as well as
Mrs. Eastman sang
Rose of My Heart by Berman Lohr,
and for encore Rosalie, by DeKoyen
A new singer Mrs. F. c. Rueggeberg
sang in Italian, La Serenata, by
rosti and encored sang, A Neclace
Of Love by Nevin. The two singers
we're happy choice by the chair
man. The first haing a clear So
,rano and the latter a very musical
,ontralto.
For the educational part Mrs.
Haynes explained The. property
rights of the husband and wife, of
the husband, of the wife, the dis
,ositional rights of either and the
statutory descent in the absence of
, will Mrs Haynes took up each
question and some points brought
nut were entirely new to many. A
conclusion drawn from all the leg
slate talks, before the club is that
he safest way too dispose of prop
,rty is by will and that a will drawn
Up by either parent without a no. t
airy and called an Geographic will {
md may be made in or out of the te
tate, and need not be witnessed. t
rhe next meeting will be the fourth {
donday, visitors always welcome. c
Mrs. Maule, II
CORES. Sec. liz
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
OREGON TRAIL PARK

The Oregon Trail Park at Weiser
will open Saturday with a rousing
big program, IL flights of big rock
cts, IL great arenic displays,
salvos of bombshells, massive de-
signs. The entire evening will be
full of up-to-date amusements.
Dancing until midnight, an invita-
tion is extended to all to attend
this big opening.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
NAMES OF GRADUATES.

NAMES OF GRADUATES.
Anna Cavins Anderson.
Ruth Rebecca Anderson.
Winifred Gladys Bossen
Maurice Wishard Brainard.
Spby Lenora Broderson.
Nerna Pearl Christensen.
: Mary Bernice Coblentz.
= Aida Mae Coulter.
Lucy Airline Crouch.
Alice Elizabeth Griffith.
Honore Kathleen Hanigan.
Viola Anna Henningsen.
Florence Genevieve Hobbs.
Harriet Doris Justice.
Oliyene Mary Kenward.
Mary Luella Kirkendall.
Thomas Ethelbert Lampkin.
Huldah Marian Lowe.
Scott Alexander McClanahan.
Clinton Albert Mercer.
Garland Marie Packer.
Vernon Tabor Patch.
Hazel Shafer.
Margaret Ruth Shamberger.
Esther Estella Smith.
Chancey Austin Steadman.
Edith Alberta Wainwright.
Verla Eleanor Walker.
Hattie Esther Wasson.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
REV. M. D. REED TAKES

Rev. NJ. D. Reed, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, left Sunday
evening for St. Louis, Mo-, to at
tend the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church which will be
held at that place. He expects to
be gone about three weeks. The
pulpit will be filled next Sunday by
Rev. Haymen. of the College Of
Idaho. Mr.. Reed is hard worker
in his church as we'll as other work
he is attending to and the rest and
change will do him good,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
PROF. LINDLEY TO
RE IN PANETTE

Professor E. H. Lindley, of the
University of Idaho, will be here
next Monday and will speak at the
noon luncheon of the Payette Val
ley Commercial Club at the Hotel
Bancroft His subject win be
'.The Humane Factor in Business.
Professor Lindley is widely known
throughout the State and is a forci-
full speaker number of Payette
people have heard him and say he
is a whirlwind Don't miss this
speech next Monday noon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
PAYETTE
GIRL WEDS

The first of the spring wedding
in Payette was very beautiful af
fair last Thursday evening wher
Miss Mary Harlene Satoris, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Satorii
and Corp. Floyd Nj. Nave of tn,
Intelligence Service of the End
Army, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H
Nave of Lewiston, were married al
the home of the brides parents
Mrs. Louis Kenkle sang, 81 Love
/ You Truly" and at the conclusion
Mrs. Masonheimer accompanied by
Melvina Adams on the Violin play
ed "Mendelssohn's wedding March
and the bridal party appeared on
the stairway, lead by little Mar
garette Pence carrying a basket of
flowers, followed by the bride on
the arm of her father, who gave her
away. The ceremony of the Epis-
copal Church was read by the Rev.
Thomas Ashworth. The bride was
very beautiful in a gown of en-
broidered Crepe and vail held in
place by band of orange blossoms,
she carried white carnations. The
groom wore the uniform of the u
attended by Kate Lerine Sanfofd
and Howard Breshears of Caldwell.
The house decorations were artistic
and lovely, pink and white being
the color scheme. Miss Ruth Short
furnished several musical num-
bers during the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Satoris and Mrs. Nave receiv-
ed the guests and during the even
ing were assisted by Mesdames,
Lauer, ingalls,, Hink-
ley. Crump, Chas. Smith, Brad
shaw, and Miss Myrtle Beasley of
Caldwell. The following young
girl friends of the bride served re-
Misses Pence, Hobbs, !
Peterson, Wainwright, Wright and
Reed. The gifts were many and |
useful. The bride was born and |
reared in Payette and is grand
laughter of Peter Pence.
Amid the good wishes of the
company the bridal pair left for
Boise rooming at the Owhyee
lotel and will then go to Lewiston
o make their home. There were
,ver one hundred guests present at
he wedding.
The out of town guests were:-
dr. and Mrs. D. D. Alvord, Twin
Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Adams, On
ario, Oregon; Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Ontario, Ore; Mr.. and i,
drs. Chas. Emmison, Ontario, Ore;
Hiss Fayne Duncan, Caldwell;
Toward Breshears, Caldwell; Kate
sanford, Caldwell; DR.. and Mrs. w.
I. Hamilton, Weiser; Mr.. and
Irs. Thomas Pence, Weiser; Mr..
/. E. Dunn, Weiser; Mr.. and Mrs.
=. ]. Vassar, lewiston; Mr.. and
Irs. Ward Williamson, Lewiston;
dr. and Mrs. Ralph Bernard, Lew
ston; Mr.. and Mrs. J. 1. McKnelley,
spokane, Wash; Miss Edna Capps,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cougha-
Iour, North Powder, Ore; Miss
elsie Whalen, Pocatello, Mrs. Docia
Holland, Boise; Mrs. Ada M. Shelf
ield, Pullman, Wash; Miss Violet
tevens, Mountain Home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM.
May 19,1919


Monday evening, o'clock in
the Christian Church
1. Fellowship and Song'-Boys'
Glee Club.
g. "Ships that Pass in the Night"
Marian Lowe.
8. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
Wealth, and the Powers of
Men" - President e. H.
Lindsey, University of Idaho
4. Melon Time" - Boys -Glee
Club.
5. Presentation of Diplomas -
Lieut-Col. l.. V. Patch.
6. High School Song - Boys
Glee Club.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
REEFERs aNo.MoTHr

Have no moth-eaten cloth
ing this year. Use Refers
mo Moth" and make a cedar
ches out of every closet
Leaves no smell.-G. G. Bollinger
Agent, Washoe School House.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-HALF y YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

E. W. Equals went to Boise on
Monday morning on a brief busi-
ness trip.
Il GEO. GoTneilson has recently pur-
chased the Blair property on North
Eighth Street and will take posses
sion at once.
Misses Blanch and Donna Rezac
who are attending school at Boise
spent Sunday in Payette with their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rezac.
o. A. Walling drove to Boise last
Sunday and remained several days
in the interest of his business con-
nected with the sale of secondhand
cars.
At Mrs. Ensign's Millinery store
you will find fine assortment of
gifts and cards for the graduate. !
Scnc Of our framed mottos ares
appropriate.
Mrs. Ada Duke and daughter, |
Margaret of Albany, New York, /
daughter and granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Luther. arrived in
Payette last evening for a few +
weeks visit at the Luther home
DR.. H. B. Catron and sister Kath-
srine, VINO was fere on a visit left 1
Wednesday for trcJ, Idaho, il re-
ponse to massage announcing
he death of their father VINO re-
emily underwent an operation at
<irksville, Mo.
]. r. Fields of Emmett, was in
'ayette on business matters the
after part of the week Mr.. Fields
eports his fruit crop on the Slope
S not being damaged by frost while
many of his neighbors on low land
re entirely frozen out. Il
Mr.. T. F. Anderson, an old time
riend of Col. Geo. F. Thayer, ar !.
ived in Payette last Sunday even
ng travelling by auto on his way
ONE from California, where he
as been spending the winter and !.
Tas pleasant guest at the Thayer
ONE north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coughanour
rove down from North Powder the
alter part of the week and visited
mong relatives and friends. We .
re glad to announce that it is their
to move back to the Pay
tie Valley and will take charge of
ne Coughanour ranch near New
lymouth. IL
Mr. Tom Clark of Boise, State
ighway Maintenance man was in
ayette Monday looking over the
ighway through this territory and
aking some needed improvement. :.
he gravel recently put on near the =
ayette river bridge was removed
J it was detriment to the road :,
aving been placed while the
round was dry. :,
Fred Clipper, Sheriff of Gem T
ounty and @. T. Ward, Captain of
lie guards of the Idaho State peni-
drove down from Emmett e
uesday in search of a convict ]. q
Campbell whoescaped from the u
last Sunday. Camp .
I'll was trusty and was out doing o.
am work and failed to show up NJ
lnday evening. d
We are in receipt of letter from :.
IT former County Commissioner
C. Cogswell who desires the En- :,
rprise sent to his address. Mr. = =
Id Mrs. Cogswe1l are now nicely =
Gated at Eagle Greek, Washing "
n, 80 miles southeast of Port :,
nd He extends an invitation to
S Payette County friends to run -
,wn and see him when in Port Il
nd.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15

Barnard Eastman. Secretary of
the Payette County. Commercial
Club, and a number of other Pay
ette citizens attended a meeting at
the Bolton School House on Willow
Creek last Thursday evening to dis
cuss the proposition of forming a
Highway district No. 2. The peo-
pie in the section need no coaching
when it comes to any matter of pub
at this meeting was not large but
those who were there were much
interested and gave the assurance
that there would be no opposition
in that part of the County to the
forming of the district.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
COMMENCEMENT
, FUNCTIONS
BACCALAUREATE SERMON.
May 18, 1919

DaSST1l<Nh iN1STh II oi|AsAiO-'.
May 18, 1919
Sunday evening at s O'Clock in
the Christian Church.
PROGRAM
1. America" -Boys's Glee Club
3. Scripture Reading.
4. Unfold, Ye Portals'-H. S.
Chorus.
8. Invocation.
6. And the Glory of the Lord
H. S. Chorus.
z. rSermon-Rev A. ]. Adams.
s. abide with Me"-Boys' Glee
c1slb.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
ANNUAL GLEE CLUB CONCERT.


May 20, 1919
TUESDAY EVENING, 8 O'CLOCK,
IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
PROGRAM.
l.. America High School Choir
us.
2. Marching Song" -. Rocket
Girls Glee Club
8. Fellowship and Song, Fearis
Boys Glee Club
4. WALTZ Song" -. -. -. Hosmer
Girls Glee Club
5. Soprano Solo -. 49, 49, -.
Mildred Baker.
"Melon Time" -. 49, Prothero
Boys Glee Club
Tor Nanny Coon" =. Jewell
Invitation" - -. -. Weneler
81 Girls Glee Club
8. igh School Song" -.
~ Boys Glee Club
9. Musicad Reading - -
Marie Gauer
fsS'Land of Swallows Bailey
(Six-Part Song)
II. 1.-The Menu" - - Zollner
Boys Glee Club
12. "The Wanderers Night Song
.. 49, - Rubensteln
Girls Glee Club
13. Soprano Solo 49, -.
Marian Lowe
IA. "The Earth is Decked with
Beauty" -. -. - ...- Masse
Girls Glee Club
Is. Medley -. - 49,
Boys Glee Club
16. Home Song" - -....--.VanDyke
High School Chorus
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-04-24

The son of his. father is often
poker chip OF the old block.