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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
UNION OVERALL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

Inc HtufkhuldrrHf liahilitYl
THIS u 10 certify that the underslsnsd ID
Ing al u The original incorporafors ot ihi|
company 60 vii; union Overall Menufaciu1
ing Company. (Nn ktackhnldcrs' Liability |
hereby ss,seiais 'ssms,i,ss Sgngsr .ea u
1918. o. the Laws Of The sists ~ Nrv Med
leo. aud the nmendmsats thereto. ior anu
behalf 81 themselves and all other stoc
this corporation. do Aereby declare Ind
there skail be- no Ftoekholdera' liability Il
Hecount Of any stock issned by said cot
p%orntion. and that al EtoekhoiGeu Of al
corporation shall be exempt from I'll liabiI
ny on sccount ~ aHy stock issued 10 or he
By hem except saeh liability Tor the amouf
In properly or cash ~ the time q cuiniuenr
ment Of said business a. provided Tor an.
IN accordance with the provisions Of n
statutes q the state of New MeSieo und'
which said corporation b. organized.
Ia witness Whereof the Eaid carporain4
have hrreHuta set their hands sud seals IN
ist day Of Jpns, 1870 :.
Albuquerque. y
= L. MITCHELL
Albuquerque. n
n A CLAMPirT
Stale Of New Mexico.
Couniy Of befnuiilo-ss
on this 1T daf ~ June A u 1920 tefn
ne personally appeared e. " Hawkins. B.
Mitcheu X A Campltt. 90 me Known
hr ths persons described ln and eho execute
lhr foregoing instrument aud each arkuuu
edged he executed the same as bis fee a
aud deed
IT, Witness whereof I have hsrrunio
my hand aud amxed m5 ohcial seal the q
and year htst shove written
tSoall A ~ SrtpuP
Notary Fable. hfrualhlo Count
New hrxica
Ms rUmmlssian expires February T. 1875
ENDORSED
40. luHuh Cor Reed Vol = PAGE
Ceriihrate ~ Nuts Liability ~ Stnekhalde
~ uNiON OVERALL NANtFACTuRtN
tOMlfANN tNn Stnckhnlders LiHhihtyl
FILED Ia u6ee o. stats Corporation Go
mission u New Mexico. June 2 1890
. 90 A L. MORRISON. CLERK
Compared $50 20 EAA
IkDENED
Compared r W 20 n X
state ~ Nru Mexico.
County ~ Rsrnahiln-ss
This instrument was hbd Tor record uu
1ri day Of June. 1910 At 1908 % clock g.
Recorded in Vol d. Mise Of Record /.
sid Cuunty Polio t1t
tScHlb NESTOH MONrOYA
~ CLERK and Record
June o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
UNION OVERALL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

$50 Stockholdefs' Liability
fNo. I0oU8l With The Endorsements thcreon
~ same appears 90 Me hnd Of record 10 thH
oHrs IL mo state Corporation Coinmissiof.
Ia Testimony Whcre0f, the hiatr Cnrrnfal
lion Commisslon o. the State o. View Nrxie1
has caused this certificate 20 BE- slgned By u
Chairman and the seal OF sAid CpmifntsstunI
70 he alixcd at the City 81 hAuia w on tai
and day OF June. A. ID. 1870
tscail HUGH "A. WILLIAMS.
Attesii C~hairnanl
A II. MORRISON. Clerk.
CERTIFICATE OF ON.LIABiLITY or
Tih STOCKHOLDERS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05


ADDING MACHINES
DAl.foN Asalns "a calselaiinr Machines
Bales. sud tfrfNe melntaiatd. fnsas
eqlt ~ t1att foafth -
pfsIGcTTyE AGENCIES -.
Foe raisa TE eesrr, saryles pysstlsstIa-.
fhee< AZ The American Dstsetitsa A..
MONEY 10 LOAN 81
sisfss' Litsri5 sssd,' PLACES sasome-
hIlna. Lowest rates. hnshnan'a Az Houth
prs Bonded % he fiaie.-
DRESsMAKING 81
DREssNAKIS0 and PLATA sewips. 30
stnth Third, fhene 1851.
oHnRornAcrpR rs
NJ s. ENaE. ID. G. CHiKOrRAcroR
nnee, aooh North Second "a Phonc 51a-J.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS Is
DIR. d. c. DODDS
Physician nj surgeon
~ n. T. ArmIIo Bids.
Hours 10 to IL; 3 to s. I tos
Telephone sst-omcs SGT
DR. ROYAL a. TRACY
Heuroiogist and AIicnist
interchangeable n Electric Treat
mcuts a Speciality
Rooms i7-is. Barnett Bldg.
Hosrsi Q 70 n .. m; 2 20 s ,. nj
7 10 . .. n. Sunday By appointment.
PAone'' onse sass Residence. ia'i.N
DRS. SHERIDAN AND BERGER.
Practice limited to-
GENITO-URINARY DISEASES
AND DISEASES OF THE SKIN
wasserman Laboratory in Connection
Phone $50.
Citizens Bank Bldg. Albuquerque.
DIR. S. c. CLARKE
Bye. lar, Nose and TasosL Glasses Fiusd
Barnett Bldg. Phone $50.
oHes Hours ? % IL F, N. sad 2 % 2 p m
DR. MARGARET CARTWRIGHT
Practices Limited e Diseases Of Women and
Omce Grant Bldg. Phone 0e2.
Residence, iii7 East central Phone sTi
fHE MURPHY sANAroRIUM.
For the treatment Of Tuberculosis. Aha
Gsris Bids. opposi,s postosss. oass
hours. 10 70 u =. m. 2 toA .. M.
DR.. W 7. NuTpbsy and pr. Carl MulEy.
LEGAL NOTICES -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

SEALED PROPOSALS Will b. received ~
gu ~ M. lely 80. 1890. Al the umeo o.
Trcst aud Tfnst. Arehitects. Geo ~ Hlii.
Associate. Chamber Of Commerce. Alhuquer.
cue. y. ~. for the erection and completion
q ne seven srhoel buildlpFs IN shs CITY of
ltaadrsa HTsoussei DoiitT. qsteo. oSoi tcooest
traciprs may submit proposals. for The Whole
Or any part Of the NQrA. A ceriihed check
~ liyc Hundred Dollars $500 Oo) made
payable Internationally 60 tho Aitgqurruue
hpfrd 81 Education 90 accompany each pro
posal g. a guarantee Of good faith on the
part u the contractor.
prupotals'
May 292s. June sig.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

New Mnriro.
Ny commisaiou earlfes February a. ip1
ENDORSED
40 fcsu1. dor. aec'd. Vol Z. ragr ~
Coniaeata of Incorporation of UNION OVEN
ALL MANUfAC1UNIN0 COMPANY $50
hinrhholdrrn Liability
FILLED In onice ~ Slate Corporation Con-.
mission ~ New hexieo, Jnp y 1859. "a
a.. IN. A. Is MVaRlsoN, Cleo.
Compared $40 khA
Compared 4. ". to - X.
state 81 New Mckee
CerntF 81 nefnalillo-n.
This inatrumrnt was hlrd Tor record on the
ard day ~ Iune, 1890, ~ 2 100 o glork D. 90.
Recorded lu Vol. - Mise. Of Recorda Of
AID county, Folio t2s.
(sean NEbiok hONlolA
Az Clerk and Recorder
U1IyIA EyERfTT. Deputy Clerk.
June 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

(Np Stockholders stability
tNn. 10000 With ih- audorsemsnts thereon
a. snine apprars on hie and 81 record In The
uhira Of the state Corporation Commission.
In Testimony Whereof. the state Corpora.
ilon Commission 81 the State u New Mtnieo
has caused this rortihcgtr 20 be- signed b. ns
Chairman snd the seal Of sald Cnntmissinn
" be- anlNed ~ the Ciiy Of santa 70 oH this
-nd day Of June. 4. y 1920.
lHeall HUGH IA. WILLIAMS
Attest Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

state Corporation Commission Of New NeNifu
CERTIFICATE or Comparison
uaitcd states ~ America,
state Of Rev Mcxlcn-ea.
II. Il Hereby Certified. that the annexed ~
. fuli true aad complete lreH.rrigi q ~
CERTIFICATE or STOCKHOLDERS NON
LIABILITY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
Produce
JUDGE REFUSED 10
GIVE PRISONER CREDIT

HDNOLULI~uun HakeT, belnF
charged with having beer drunk and
breaking windows pleaded guilty and
was fined 50. Give me credit judge
Juan asked. TIN a Ftrikebreaker and
J earu 81 a day" cash basis only -
replied the court, Work IL M In
jail"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
MnftNeWS
Livestock

caitls-Rccsiris $500; compared
with a week ago. Reef steers mostly
If1.e5 10 $3.50 higher; fat COWS a
hcifcrs. beef bulls. stockcrs and feed
crs. Is 10 SO cents higher: snmc She
stock EaininG more. cannets IS cents
hiehor. bolognaa. IS cents lowef'
HorsEReecipts. ft.o6o. Market
Acady 20 strnnG. Top. it.ib; bulk.
All weights. sfs.bOWf43es pigs. IS
cents lower: bulk. Sio.0Og1t.g5-
Shccp-Rceclpts, 1000. Bulk di-
rect 10 packers, few sales choice ewes,
81 tos cholcc bucks. s6.3b; three loads
feeding lambs. S11.5Q: compared with
week aeo. shorn lambs. SEQ lower;
in-between kinds on: best springs. 90
cents lower. others on more; sheep,
1900 10 f2.bo lower.
KANSAS CRY. Mo. June g..
Cattle for week; Beef steers and
yearlings Uneven, 500 to si.bo
higher.
Hogs-Ali weights steady.
shcep-For week. si.oo q i.S0
lover.
Produce
KANSAS CITY. No. June D.
Cattic--For week; Beet steers aud
yeariings uneyca. fieo 20 $3.50
hieher
Hora-AI weights steady.
Sheep-For week: $500 q lb0
lower.
CHICAGO Junc 5.-Butter-
Higher. Creamery. 4iH CSC.
Eggs-L0wer. Receipts. 2l,fg2
cases. FIrsts, aaas9td; ordinary
nrsts. $50 SIC. at mark. cases in.
ciuded. ag@ashc 10. storage packed
extras. 41U42hc; storage packed
nrsts. f1nlItIc.
Poultry-Aiive, lower. Fa'SlS aOc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

together with postage at the COM
merclai club. The reunion is putting
out o auto banners. and Is espec-
Tally anxious TO get them on machines
running ous In 10 the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

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New Britain herald., 1920-07-02
WHAT'S NEW BRITAIN
 A 'ONE HORSE TOWN?
City Hall Has to Be Locked
 Up at Night

The experience of two well known local men, one member of the com- mon council, and the other the stew ard of a well-known club, would give rise to the growing alarm that the city under its present condition is fast becoming a nick village Ac- ard today, business matters made it necessary for the two to remain in the city building until a short time after midnight Wednesday, Much to their surprise and chagrin. when they reached the main entrance to he building, they found the exit barred with a heavy iron gate securely pad locked. Thinking ii possible to get out by the rear way, the men attempt ed it, but found the effort unsuccess- full. It was then necessary for them to awaken one of the mem bers of the New Britain club who maintains quar- ters in the building. With his assist ance key was finally secured and the men liberated from their prison It is said that the theft of some small articles has resulted in the new state of affairs resulting. The city building the meeting hall of one of the leading organizations in the city. and it will be a sorry state of affairs should these people some night find it necessary to flee on account of fire, to find them selves barred from exit through small time notions of someone connected with the city mana cement of the building, is the opinion expressed.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-02
ONE ON THE MOWERS
Brothers Took Their Wives Afishing, Cast Them Afoat Alone and Find Themselves With Smaller Catch.

When a fellow goes af1shing he seldom likes to take his wife, prefer ring to follow the elusive aquatic game by himself or in the company of other males, giving an excuse that he wishes to catch some fish and not be bothered with the ladies. Fred and Theodore Monier, of Monier Brothers store, condescended to be accom- panied by their respective spouses as far as Twin lakes the night before last and on the return to this city were laughing up their sleeves and incidentally claiming the ownership of about three-fourths of a catch of bass and pickerel which weighed about 30 pounds and numbered IS bass and twg pickerel.
 Upon going out to the fishing grounds to bait-cast for the game it was decided to let the ladies fish from one boat and for the men to take the other. Everyone gets the reason for this. In about an hour or so the brothers rowed over to show their wives d couple of fish they had-to find the women folks hooked onto a couple of "beauts'' and were fighting tom of the boat. Feverishiy the men fished for the remaining time afloat It was hopeless. they were outnum- bercd two to one in the catch when the last plug was cast and the re- turns all in. And the ladies are still smiling.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-02
NEW RECRUITING OFFICER
Private Argoni Of Springfield Succeeds
 Buglcr ShowI.

First class Private Clyde Argoni reported 10 Sergeant Gormiey at the army recruiting office for duty in this city. The new recruiter comes from the main office in Springfield and sue ceeds Bugler Paul Showl. Showl left last night for his home in Boiling ton. N. J.. and will return in a few days to Camp Lee. Virginia, where he will be discharged
 Private Argoni has always been on recruiting duty except the time spent in France where he was with the End division. He was wounded at Chateau Thierry and had his right hand badly mutilated. His home is in North Adams Mass
New Britain herald., 1920-07-02

ton and in charge of Engineer J. Cote and Conductor A. l.. Affairs. The driver of the car was not hurt although thrown some distance by the impact. The Maxwell was completely wrecked and when tossed to the side of the track was a mass Of junk. The driver declared he did not hear a whistle nor see the train approaching. The train crew reported the accident to New Haven and stated that the proper whistle signal had been given by the engineer and that the bell on tho engine was ringing.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-02
RoTH-CoRBETT WEDDING
Popular Young Couple Married in Kensincton Church This Morning

The wedding of Miss Hazel Roth, daughter of Mrs. Kathryn Roth of East Main street. and Louis H. Cor bett of Berlin was held this morning at St. Paurs rectory. Rev. J. T. Brennan performed the marriage ceremony.
 Miss Helen Howard and Edmund Kiernan attended the couple. The bride wore a white bo-peep dress with picture hat to match and carried bridal roses. The bridesmaids dress was blue organdy. After a wedding trip to New York and Atlantic City, the couple will reside in this city.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-02
CUY ITEMS

Exclusive agents Stetson shoes Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
 John Bachulus has returned home from Bowdoin college in Maine for the summer vacation and has taken a position in the purchasing depa run ent of the New Britain Machine com- pany.
 Summer comforts, silk hose soft collars, wash neckwear. The Farrell Clothing Co-adVt
New Britain herald., 1920-07-02
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED-Three experienced wait
 resseS. Apply Broadway Restaurant, e Arch St. I-2-3dx
New Britain herald., 1920-07-02
N8m SCfeeC SC0fe Is
 Leased For Two Years

Isadore and Lillian Simons have leased a store and basement at 3Ss Main street to Arthur Littman for use as a store, for the sale of hats. caps and umbrellas. The lease is to run two years with an annual rental of s15,O00. payable In 12 monthly in stallments of S125 each.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-02
JOHNSON REAPpoINTED.

Severin Johnson has been reap pointed a member or the board of compensation and assessment. John son is a republican and Quigiey ap- pointee. His appointment completes the mcmbership of the commission.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-02
Freight strikes Car h rlantSvIIic and
 Leaves Mass of Junk

. A Maxwell touring car bearing the Connecticut license number 3379 was completely wrecked on tho railroad
 crossing at the Atwatcr Mfg. Co.'S plant last evening when it was struck by an extra train. No. 330. a freight
New Britain herald., 1920-07-02
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall Street. Close.-Oils, steels, shippings and rails led the list to best prices of the day in the final hour. Shorts covered urgently on call moneys decline to per cent. The closing was strong. Sales approxi- mated 450.0O0 shares
 (New York Stock Exchange quotations furnished by Richter and Go, members of the New York Stock .Exchan&el.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11

iectionable ones which are usually displayed on the surface. You can not have that discipline which is the foundation of all effectiveness and efficiency unless you have discip- line which is founded upon respect for the officer and confidence in him, '1is ability and his honesty. Try it., you will find that, with almost q negligible exception, the men you come in contact with want to play fair if you display the human side and have the initiative and thought fulness to know how to meet them
 n that same spirit. We want to ,void controversies. We want to york constructively. We want to build up for this company prosper ,us business and we want pros- 'erous, happy and contented body of officers and employees. The only remedy for the high cost of living s an increased production. We cannot have this increased produc- tion except through mutual honesty, l good business, contented labor and harmony between men who work and men who direct the work.
 "Let us work fairly and s9uarely, Individually and collectively, and in such coordination as will surely bring the results and the conditions of which l have spoken, and which are so greatly desirable"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
Every Day Honesty
 Chief Need, Says
 President Herbert

St. Louis. Mo, April 1O.-J. M Herbert, president of the Cotton Belt in a letter to employees, says: | You may legislate certain ele. ments into the hearts of men, but a. general practice 1t is an unwieldl, and unproductive effort. The rela tions between capital and labor have got to be based upon the old estab. Hshed and simple rule of honesty.
 You may legislate the hours o' labor, the installation of safety de vices and even the rates of pay, but you cannot by legislation make mer honest and it is every day honesty which is wanted on both sides. Honesty on the part of those whe employ and direct labor embraces the payment of an honest wage for ar honest days work, and honesty or the part of labor provides an honest days work for an honest days pay
 eve should disdain an autocrac, of capital or of labor. We should have genuine democracy. w. should desire and encourage respect for law and for the rights of proper ty and of individuals. The late Col onel Roosevelt's square deal propa ganda, which became an inseparabl' part of him because of his absolute sincerity, was founded upon pure simple honesty.
 "We should and will give each em- ploye the fullest and fairest kind ot a chance, and each employe, on hi part, should respect his obligation te the employer.
 ,1, l ho4 man and woman in the employ of this company. who is thrifty and in dustrious, shall earn q comfortable living, be able to marry, raise fam ily, and be able to give their chil. dren fair and reasonable chance 1T life. This can be accomplished onl when capital and labor each is hor est with the other.
 Remember the words of Abraham Iincoln:
 '"Let not him who is houseless pull down the house of his neighbor, rather let him strive diligently build one for himself, thus, by exam pie showing confidence that his owr when built, will stand.'
 "The old homely virtues, you car not get something for nothing fc any extended period.
 "To those, who, by diligence, ar plication to their work in though and action, have fitted themselve for advancement to positions of tru and the direction or supervision C others, let me say:
 Interest yourselves in your er ployes, really get acquainted wit them, discover their many splendi hidden qualities as well as their ob
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
kans Seeking to Effect Gigantic Automobile Merger

lsstln, Tex, April 10.--Informa- has been placed in the hands of state Attorney Generals Depart
 by T. U Newton, County Attor- o1 bexar County, at San Antonio, lhg that combines have been en-
 into by several of the large orporations operating in Texas tne purpose of not only control the price of gasoline, but of ex- mg control over the prices of mobiles and automobile accesso- He asks that the Attorney Gen institute, suits against these panies for alleged violations of antitrust laws of Texas. Attor ueneral c. w. Cureton took the Eef of prosecuting the oil com es under advisement.
 wton charges that these larger companies are reaching out to rol the automobile business, in tion to controlling the prices of
 own products. He said that pan Antonio and elsewhere in the big oil companies have in- ed automobile accessory supply es m connection with their gas
 filling stations.
 speaking of the situation, lon said:
 rom what can gather, the oil Panles are seeking to establish | 'hpiete monopoly of their prod ana unless checked by the en- ment of our antitrust laws and against monopolies eventually a9sorb or force into retirement ,aependent refineries and all of llstrlbutors not in with them, me consumer will hold the bag"
 ueclared that under both the and Federal laws it is possible eck the further operation of mes, saying:
 nder the laws of the United ana the State of Texas a check De placed upon these oil com These laws must be put into ,no oh without delay; otherwise, phg. the consumer will not only | so buy his accessories and sup rom the oil companies. but also nave to look to the oil compan- of automobiles. Just repeti- 7. the Packers Trust!"
 .oh said he proposes to lend n.torney- Generals department ,;1ld ald at his command to remedy
 , n,;i, ana that he believes speedy !;
 Will be taken.
 ha Attorney Generals depart
 o au made some investigation of nnEaaon prior to 1918," he said ,iee results of an investiRa- |; osering the period since that li
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11

retain the few servants they have "in captivity Officials of indcmn- ity companies who give this cxpla- nation declare that in many cases employers have refused to allow the servants in their households to be questioned about thefts, through the fear that they will quit if annoyed.
 Emboldened by this situation, dis honest servants arc reported to be helping themselves to their employ ers' effects, such as wine. clothing and jewelry.
 Servants are privileged characters in the homes of the wealthy through out New York;" said the head of ono surety company. "1n many cases holders of burglary insurance poli- cies have cancelled their claims against the company rather than to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11

prosecute guilty servant, knowing that this would mean the loss of his or her services"
 One New York lawyer recently re fused to allow his servants to be questioned regarding a 1,001 theft, saying: "Don't go near the house If the maids suspect you, they will leave"
 One investigator reported n case in which young woman servant had, in two weeks, disposed of eight cases ot champagne and eight cases of whisk- ey by holding wine parties in her kitchen for her friends and enter. talning them with choice liquors from her employers private stock. AL though the owner knew he could not replace the missing beverages, he re fused to prosecute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
LADIES'.

When irregular or suppressed use Triumph Pills. Safe and always de- pendablo. Not sold at drug stores. No not experiment with others; save disappointment. By mail $Ao0. Write for Relief and particulars, it's free. Address National Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis. adv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
Employees Tolerate Thefts Because of
 Servant Shortage

New York, April 1O.--An increase of 25 per cent in burglary insurance rates which has just been put into effect has brought to light the fact that employers, made timid by the shortage of domestic workers, are tolerating thcfts from their ward
 robes, and wine cellarc in order to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11

date, and rendered my services and information to him, and asked him either to come personally to San An tonic or senr a representative here to begin a further inquiry, if he deemed it necessary before taking legal action.'
 Newton believes that the informa- tion he has at hand is sufficient to authorize legal proceedings and fa- vors immediate institution of suits
 The Chinese were fighting with guns at time when Europeans used bows and arrows.
The Starkville news., 1920-12-03
keep his commandments, for all true
happiness and blessings are linked
TO the laws Of Cod
HUNTERS RAG DUCKS.

a party consisting Of Messrs. Wei
born Saunders, Mr. G. G. Guise Of
Columbus and G. r. Nichols, butter
maker at A. & NJ, have just return
ed from a weeks hunt in the swamps
adjacent to Vicksburg.
During the time they observed
several big black bear and had it
not been that the trio were not fond
of that kind of meat they might
have tried shot at Old Bruin, but
they preferred something more to
their taste. Before they left they
had killed over one hundred lucks
and mallards. They brought home
plenty of wild ducks, and all enjoy
ed the hunt very much.