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Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1904-12-31 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

ISO.I went A 22,74.3 the Merome therefore being over .127000.  To-morrow loam. a yew year. 11, ream wish at that It ma, be the brtghteat sad  Wo leave the oil-I;rtk wdb it• blotted pages. erhd fluter he brood new one. May eur deed meal ut lone roe tall iv au ...rove. moat  Arrow:ling W "Old Moore." the ammo of reform will triumph in MOS Drumm and partir:L;ne the PrereaT hair been in. Amt.. in the I.v. of the majority of the inhabitant, Ni from. than POO young Iturgitine. II aaed from % to hi. hair arriveglii Eng Land le eerape from mllltore aorta.  Au aid Dutch ...Ong ;Atm ..Thr shish, a thc heuctitche 14-1110110•• '• During Du, pal, feu da,k. I tun afraid thuu . . . .  About tho oo;y proolr oho bolo, thor aro too old to learn arc thoBo oho aro roan r too  If marriage Is alr7lTery why don't thoy arrest the minitterf I aro afratit must of the; gentleman of the cloth utmlil bats, Imultril before the magistratto during the putt ter, days.  - - e you roan...! la oar easy football eran,lition. Act sell, au eflutt el seeded to  -. Th. Board of Trade boo appointed as arbitrator to yo in. the question of onto as between the Raninaroh thounril atiol Menai. Cie. in etentioitiou •Ith the delative (ravioli, schwas.  I A 1000 l moonier pointed nut • fee day. .10. I thot Mon children hed every an England -30 per week. ••••••• A Image numhor of mlthers mad malcom—l home for the hololopa ha., 'WWII men i• streets during the post few Tha festavatiog hove not beet. nf • wary (ahem, matitte In tne neighbourhuod • iLihnhuatt. *here the Meal me ma Wake ' eat.. A tooth named lialgar Machin. residing at Ilettangano Ketbterii. had Km leg rontinteted no Thursdny night. at the Montagu ''ne natal. the result of on ase,ailaarat at 11b...1b...).,, At... on the Pallle dog I  --I Thr man who attempted to commit suicide lat afrobero'. Mat •fluraday oral, b. M. ',rising favourably. /de area to ha,e Ivan married at Saturday Tion porno& Cl the Primdiva Mrreleediat heraear em., as folldera.—Ternaled, AS; Wed. aerday. .OM: and norlday. MC making • grand <Mal Mat
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1913-03-01 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

HIRST.  BUTCHERS AND COMPENSATION.  Important Government Order.  More Burdens for Ratepyers.  Every lime butchers get talking together, Youths who Carry Pistols, at their anneal dinners, for instance, they have something to say about the injustice of cattle intended for slaughter being "con.l The evidence at an inquest, held at the liseated" if found to be affected with tuber-, I aMf.tn.exrli'oro°n, CtivarondYe'r, mitosis. Mr. Frank .8 Ilea. revealed a serious_ public,  , ! At a recent gut tiering of the Rotld-rham i cla.ngt• in the shape of the penchant of 'youth !Beef and Pork Butehere Association, two 1 for carrying dangerous lire-arms. The inguiry was relative to the death of John Haigh, • statements were made that are typical of a !llntal many Wheel. One gentleman 'mid "'''' tafte'4-,toifft°°liTnitihueresut iltiroifdt,t,"7heielli.4tingellu.raredbuitn! It was rather hard lines when they went the iustit utioo on Frith; av the result of a to market and bought is beast, to have it 1 gun-shot wound sustained by the discharge ~... ! of a pistol into Ihe lower part of the Oslo' cut down without receiving anything ea. Mr. John Bullock was foreman of the compensation. 'flip public at large needed I JUT). protertion, And they ought to pay for it. i tieorge Haigh. butcher. the Bridge. Kiln'lke money for compensation should come 1 n'lr'6l. said deceased an' Itla am'. aml was , out of the llovernment. aged it. Ile assisted wit,. who at the time .. . lof the accident was inn Co:herham. IN ben . .  That ie a very plain statement. which witness returned he taund that his ROD had every body (WI Ulldergtand• Another gentle- been removed to the nontagu Hospital. That man suggested a why of getting what the ; wan on Monday. February 3rd. He visited hig son, who ;old him was putting small butchers want, lie said:— I pistol in li;s pocky: when it wcat off. Wit._ . _  lie thought the Farmers Union and the -new had nut 'known Doti deceased bad two Butchers' Federation should be eoiubined pistols. nor did decease:l tell him where he to bring oho, romp ration tor Tao ron„,.. got them from. tteeeased died in the hospital last Friday. Deeeased was a ebeerful boy, cation of anything with regard to their, and had miter threatened to commit suicide. trades. It was a very serious matter for: "ti a mar. to buy beasts and have them eut
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1913-08-23 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

PLUCKY RESCUER. try side, he said. was getting a waste 1 wilderne I Joseph BuHas Mit, a Lthourer, of Markley se: it was being Qtocked with game to pro,' side sport for the few. The st:.sialists claimed ! Bridge, was charged with having attempted that the mining properties Ehould belong to 1 suicide. on August 11th. ; the people. Neither the ooal or the land was Harry Shirteliffe, of Wadsley Bridge, said not made by thoee who claimed them: they ! that at 940 on the night in question he was were there by natural force, unit therefore standing near his home when he heard a lb + property of the people, and out of them, splash. He and another man went to the some few were building up great private fortunes. enrichi edng thh enremselves out of that which dam at Messrs. Moss and Gamble's works, and they saw the loner struggling in the ratio.* intend sould ich the community. Si long as this obtained. the nor would be- water. They obtained a clothes-line and come poorer, anti the rich would become threw it to him, but he refused to use it, richer. In the twenty years that had elapsed and eventually sivam to the side of the dam, since the labour movement came forward and they then helped him out. They found there had been a. great awakening. The first iii, coat, waistcoat. cap and muffler on the condition of cane politics was the condition of 1 title of the dam. Ile was taken home and the people. The 1.1.. ff. were net out to confie- I put to bed. cat., any man's money or his property, but 1 Prisoner: I will watch it does not occur il e . they were there ac for juotice. In the . I d I ill lt dk matter of education they wanted the child 55a1 I. 'an w eave he run alone one. Inspector Budge said prisoner had exof the r man to have the same privileges great sorrow at his foolish action. and opportunities as the Milli of the rich Presst'd his Ile had told him that drink was the cause man. 'they were not an irreligioue sect: they were not a set of men and women who didn't of it all care a tose except for their own little 'ism. Ile Ou prisoner promising to keep straight and behave himself and keep teetotal, he contended that the business of the I.L.P. was a religious business, and their politics were the was discharged. His father promised to look . very essence of religion. They amerted that aft„ him. 1 life wad more than property. 1  A
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1907-02-02 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

MOO. for believing thin to , he the cane, but, unhappily for me, my Millie to tbed. and I dare oat sign my nano believe nu, I *rite the trnth—Cariee Eve. hne cumin tied air. ide.The mouse' need hi. unepolien question.  I '7.lt7ewi'm'etneei.". "hie. •Ittmegit bfaloolm himItoll believe.* it 0n.., Her tarrell words to him him the imprerion that she meant to take her lit. but. on turning back to speak to he again. he saw no look of fi4lllo. en her fate. and the thought retorted r kkly as It came. Then no woman in ber teener would have adtleel rho poMon to a nosione mede. Whet could hays heen b. .boeet "tnlcee ohs wished to throw sespicion upon hon." interrupted Jack. -The aleo occurred to me as feasible, bet granting it ;risible leads ka on to the qO- where dtd she find the rrYchniat She had not INV, out of doors for dor before' the time Maloulm found her. The face. arel tete'', against the theory. and yet I am afraid I shall hate to found urn It. It wr suicide or murder. and it will hare but one asawei—the husband who heel posed before the worlds./ au unmarried man. Why. even that little fact—innownt ea the eanlttnation at—that he applied for • eituat.on in that ehmeacter, is dead against hue." and beer, fetter showed on Fotioth brow lack was staring intently at the letter he had reed. "I am sure I know this handwriting, but took. if, 0f,., 10000 make out sheer it "I expect it to dies-mond but if you think yen hare ths eliglart clue 1 will trust gnu with it: one serer know. •hen ouch Hater may prove terminable. It might rum Itfe or death to him." "You may rely ors me," answered Jack, 'carefully placing the note in his pocket-book. I make no motet, tor delai nlll. JOU long." he added. or he roe, to. go. "1 eau eaCI Foliot. try. O ing to mirk lightly, "hot carat be long
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1907-02-02 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

NOTIFYING SCARLET FEVER.  1 •'°"" 0• 11.1:rsou. eat a charge of lailiag to notify. jaoortTorto7artratiLtbolt tt;rsPro  ISIJFIELVFENDENI . BELLE l'S ANNUAL Sat.,dct U!PlAt oitr. Iwo reevel to the Wort hrtioe the S. S r.Shetirolt. Police flmlrsctl,ei Seth yeasly report et crimes and r&.er o:resco4 orramotred In Mr erbetheld Irorret durieg the year . .  :21.kn1ib0,3101. 6116. Uncir I. head el 'indictable emcee" 48 crimBo have bum ioniuntiel, as compared ' with 92 io 1905, v,o. M.loooon. wounding 2, lupe 1. indecent amtault 2, 1,121240 9. oth.e Creaking 1, eirup:o lalec pretence.. 2, at-temple 1. oomunt suicide 2. Poriury 2, inalirxdie damage I. 2.42221 . fI.IZ-zof,. 1011 911885 ermonI. all woollj mate teem apprebemiNi. and eight 61111114100.1. 80 aiminet 24 apciellerwlmi. end 11 1.44.1004 101 1225, They were dispoeml of am foLkors,—Dimnimind 6, immomrily 19271111011 22. and committed 4, belled f0r10202 11. The 10102 821004)0017 Mole. and obtatned 1022 212. 10.1. by fraud iu 10404 4: C. 444.34 amolllll.l '4O anti the aliment re-eve:NM 1,9 IL, police wee .919 Im. II.!. tinder the boad of "imn.LedietaMe offenowe' 361 persono laic been apprehended, ad tom. pure! actli 214 in 19,. 811.1 1102 have Imedi Imintidonei 414.00142 1,299 tn 12(65, imhadlny Ithe folEowing —.lenaulhe .ou oonatittlea 19, common a6caul. 27. or2elt7 to einindile 11. crucify In chilttren 10 Dighna. Act 0/9, simple drxmlicomess42. theml.e.rthew with at,atatiotie 612, county by-law. 261. gaming 2.5 Of tn.. foregoing 1,701 were ccovictod. 22 wittitraio, 2111 diacharecti and mil 2 othorche diapcmed of. The MM.. ''-0.92. 0.1821202  .ternt of artion-T...ViArci _ ronathe end oval one toonih 2, one mouth sod over 11 dare 11.14 taave aml on, 'cler fbl. hood 1.71 th end hound fiver under the Summery Jut-S.llokm Act. I. With regard to drool:eons. one mole hts dam owettitted to the innehristes liedomestotr, at Cuttel for 12 months ltetoilo toll.. eith remtrd to quasi-ore mina] procentirm. and the Surcriotendatf also reports that dortnx the rut- 29 legator, have leen held to attested I to 1945. Tte :suer. ot &Mb may he rtaseified foliose: -Icenlentelly horn,. 8, et,ide.o.tal 111111 1. titseneyi 4 fall of roof in ooal mine 5, ran OA by rat eons 1, ron over by dray 1. chinide 1, read natural moms 10, lo eddithan 1.0 il 3i tarot+ were renOrteel to the Coroner in ho tonedered inquests annotates's", "aria the rear 11 fir. oneorrod doin, r ' ,mane of 1.10 es '''Pler toh nonulatioS ot the sn;;Mirkl Polk. Ohs trint ecetording. to tlte 10,1 Census 4,46.211'end the ants, is 51.701 sells. The stnensth of thrt conntatnulary ;a the istrtet is 10. cooostin2 et one eurraninten• lent one inepnctor. ow, riettntire tergeont. eied antfortneel eer,rante, and Se oonstables. :.e.l one eureenumery oeurtalete ecuplo yed at private cos
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1907-12-14 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

TRAY' CLOT HS,  ALL AT  LIBERAL NEETINC AT PENISTONE. A oouriA OF DIAAPPOIMITMENTd. -On •Tburadny night a meeting was held IP the •fwenably Room, Pearl.... under tht• piece of the lioiralith Divon Lito.o.l APF4,O4Lion Dr. A. C. J. Sao., AP. Preeident or the Jiwpciatiou. occupied thy their, and fie wan mono.. by Councillor Oliver Wl:amt. of . Mr. Ed. Richmond Jr.. Bheffithel: . Mr. T. Smith. 1111th0mp. Mr. 'P. Roebuck. Mr. C U. Alech. and Mn. n. Ilithehriff. of Tburistone. Dr. AllidON, in opening' tbe meeting. ex, hia leant at the a.ence of Mr. R. S. Aileen. owing to his Shone. but raid from a • letter lie had received tiom Mr. Wilson he watt glad to eay he haa getting better. In addl. 0,00 10 Mr. Wilisin not bid. able to come. he . (Mr. Wilron) had roorived a telegram frOto Mr W. E. Barley. D.P. for Mouth-Rut Derbyshire. . staling ,hat he war confined to the house with an attack o( hromhilie and would by unable to be prenent. lip Wilren had tent hie eon. Mr. Councillor Wiliam. and Mr IliChol4ll.l. JP.. of Mbeftleld. weri Ihol f roent. that, theYl would bear sornethind h wcand Mem. Cont.:A.4. Dr. Wilson eaid the Li, erel GOTOIOIOI,II had new both in office for two Irate, and h felt oure that if any of them etudied the 11nt of menthe. that had been now.. they would ennelude that the tleverd meat rtlt drocrerd thy ronfldenee of the country. The greeted work tbe Government 11,1 accomplithed hol teen ilm grant,. of .If. government to our 're. new nouth African Colo.l nice. and now General Botha w. the Premier, of the TransvaaL and General De Wet a 0100)-1 _ _ her of the 00,101110^W 01 110. Oren. Dan thayhad aa, o pln,lmllions. itud of what they bad done to pui to the. lint Imil a.. put an mid to nn‘ .nrrnn rninni.P• Idr.. ALACX propeoed. at. Alr. T. RMITAI the Workmen's Compoiteition AA, wl.icb won, Tni,P`d• n.f the benefit A the et workers r- thy. afTni‘i fur , nrevinubly es.•lnded. and oleo • hbeencd I n • n ' the period for the roo*oooll mintre inivia of comPedu- ' - • ' r' tiuo. Ile Mr. Imunithe node.. a foandatoia had here lad for a ethenic el .3 2. pecisionn, I lasypmrTndltltelitoftotoulbhuobi SAD SUICIDE Al
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1907-06-01 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

UNSATISFACTORY EVIDENCE. upretting the calmilatio. of more than onr ' th'"....' Wififw..f. fOO if'', rf.r.; En Saturday night last the shoekingll‘"' '''urfde to ''''' '''''''d ItailL to ' mutilated dead hmly of a working ntida named Thomas Wilkinson, 34 years of ay. It, '"' "°`*" '''' I' '''''''‘""°' 't-0' o the railway siding et adjoining making eurli a Murky start 100111101 their it„ e fount! n , redoubt tie onnoneme. Norton, cot rhe int. :onion 1 arve s CheraMal Works._ near terk rang,, at Wbedmiim, Norton, tiamog ; Whararliffe Silkstone Collieries. W ilk... once obtained a enbstantial I.d, maintaireil , son n. employed by Corso+, and came to it to the end. winning hoot tewer Allan lb , his work at two n'elock on Saturday. There points. E. M. Cooper w. in esrollent trim ' was moth., apparently unue.l ahotit the to. the immestere being onlk •one down on Iman. and he wee not missed away front hit ' the first round. and two on the 'mondo mak- work until the poor fellow was found, as dig a tdal d GT out of a peeetble Tit Th. etoted above. At the hrst discovery it was At 00 Work. fared 1/. little better on their , thought that &sensed had been on the siding P.m..' Mr.iff.ft ff. Haffd'w.f.fh Ito attend to some wanons. and Lad been or. men. the hitter placing their first league ' vietory thin .000011 tO their ',edit by the • flle,,,,,,Mt,,,f,ttnim,tr,',f4d.,firn-O.nrod„Liff.edon.f..ot ' eubstential majority of tit points. It is nos. t 7....:,. u ~,,,,,,,,e, .._1,0,..,..0. t. re,,,!. ' being very nimh marked that the resturtit ... of, . • , 1 .; . tnt , . m n neu ' eliamm is producing treebet esults than the IW h to folio SilkstonLi rihrih, pointe to the , ' Mcerit Aiming 'rube ammunition. There' 01101 111111111, eomnott mini e. Shortly a.. ; ' are ‘Dions in sight, bow aver,of adifficulty ter erriving at his work on Saturday WU- 1 i io php,inin, the termer. Snrely this ehould kinson handed two letters to a tellow-work-' • not Imm, to en such a huge q.utity b being man named Frank Copley. resquesting the f med. mid likely to It. augmented 'letter to give the lettere to his wife IWil. lad Saturdsyk/ aoena:— At Pih..lll.lrl i kinson'ei and her mother. 1/n arriving home ' I Wandsworth 4011, Atl. Works 1300. At B(011- , Cl/Pley delivered the letters . requested. , O field' 811loY 'ore 1313.81:1.1b6.14 "' -. „ `dna idated on Monday thM the pollee ' w0w..., Norton 48d. Imperial Steel Works , had ascertained that ,the letters conaained : 1 ... . . .  321. ,an intimation that Wilkinnon intended to Posolions to date N eonunit suicide. .11,ceased's body wits fear- I 4103 Shot, Won. Loot. Pte. ' tally inutilimted. and had to be sewn up Igo Wbareclifie 5... I 1 0 2 hu110..., cloth. It was conveyed ti Bradfield .... . ... . ....... 2 1 1 2 Birdwell Railway Station. Ririe,. Carr ... „.ft 32110
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1907-08-10 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

JUMP NOTES.  A fatal aeekkat and an attempted suicide have yenned lame depree a anion, the milagen. tam week. Both teem rqpretMble 'Bhe mein. of the az-enfant wee tfr. Foot NViMe.,,. the onh son of M, and Sim. Wneo.,. n,ortli 01.,-et. It mearred at VW ‘Vurnhwell Main (Mika, lant Thand,. A laree steer .!prod from the mut' witthaut nny earfung enatmer, anel 1111Ight lam he.  tk,th inat.nt 'Mae v.or kr, kunashod Into his &val. The fuvei.xl took p 1.., :11 filo ennef,, SonfLay  Wlllll9l, 1.11,11 ti of at utpalhi and ]-10peis, lhundreds of penrome Ming prenent. Sint, Nyman/thy in felt with the dessuesare ents who are MO rdtroactd it:2 rani.  +"„<",",:::'07 o„ the block of hooves to IC/tr./A. knoen Preen/en,' l'ottonno. Orrian. 4kke oual to wrote bluely matter.. Mt.. Ilhoget 1., rlrtok that and put .111 0.4 to her Poubko The bottle wax found to ronten thrrt onlaeß, of lantlonnot. The boob:nal rualrert loveable her. rout kitorked tin bottle trout Intr. hut not txfote *he had taken u 1.11•11 leroble otroulttv of tho content., To. Hart/rob r wen nun Id/ numnerrell. Arol lot td to the epot. ober.. ne eurouniatt ted emetics untrl tht arrnal of 1/r. Itnehte anal 1/r. %%Rpot oho tenioavonneel to motor,' the unhappy woman. breor•ral honer elatortl. hooever. betore ehe rogarrn notthing like her tenernal eenehtn/n, Ito event to tunott rogrettable. atel forma one of thoer treel tooot.nto, t wh,,b too11•InTIM to 141 node up of The orunan wre entnonerl the lanme nrgbt to Bronerle, no the custody of l'.e nth-b.e.r "  1i:717-intelent. 3. bolas shown locally in lb, approaching l,,oporative eloolkon. W. Al!ult. the local whoolmwder. te one of the candidata:, and h. ~hanoc of encores in vet! rata. We hear wilt pladoire that Ilan G. Hill has ruoryortully pareed the rwsuowto swamwsth n lor enlacing the lenchmn Prof...on Oho nn pwt bre.. alloworl toconorwino 11, apprentovehip !II the Infant& Denoriniont of the ProWlvd Skhoolo It is with' plcoaure no.o <ha, after a , Laisc a many ye.,. a memorial hae lwan eceetak Clu mcmory of Mr, and M... Mieh. Iblaywood. M. Ro,wookt lw the ! red se the ..ocupant of Woodhead Farm. !Ile naa alno promirwnt member of the St I !Garr... Chureh. and wain aniongat the too.• of to cupporen., For many years he fFlod tdhcrebt the pool of lay•teuder. and Kohl varionn other °thorn !Hie work In : poe bog. leachirg. And virrling will he towtth pleasure be monk'. :lit 1\ tylnoodak an Inter...bog coromorn. took Marc to the Church. duvmg which the Rev. It T. }karma b 4.4 R.wtor, unveiled . hrs.. biblet olayed to the church to octoo,, of a jut htu: ormant and hio wife. Ph, R.vhlet woe unveiled us the preoence of Mr«. ,AJlin. the danghter of Sly and Mb. Ho,: wood. and her husband. the Her. J. Allis. I Rector o. lierhor, Shrrdwhnw. and many !other trietok• or the fa:lu Iv.
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1908-02-01 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

NDIVTAI3I,F. 111,11'ENCE.8. I"nder thig. heal là ,rimer have been committed. :is compared with 49 in 1996, viz.: 111urder 1, maticious womiding 2, indecent assaults 3, ',leaking into ahors 2, attempts to In teak into chops 1. simple larcenies Xi, false r ret ',rite. 6, attempted suicide 1. lor these rime.: 38 persons have been ups schended awl Ki bunnuoned, il6 against 33 orehendeal and 8 ,ummoneel it, 19e6. hey were d;,poseil ot asrollaws:—Disa 9, rouviited 31, aud ca.nmitted or or trial 13. c.' p; .ti t 1  ittoekshridge has been fortunate in the pat few years, so Far as breeders cif toy Pomeracc • , ians are concerned. insomuch as only a few I I years ago Mr. It. Harris was sueeessful in I posing of an animal in this class for a sum 'it !come .230, while escently Mr. J. Stokes dispoesi of one in the same class for 110 teen a sum than £ll5. while, as stated before, Mr. D. R. Dove . its POWeneloll of a breed of Irish terriene whici, r have beets successful in shows all over tic bailed im- .. country. 'lto value al: ploperty stolen and obtained Mr. Harris was fortunate on Saturday. talc- , by fraud in the above cases amounted to Mg a first and special, and special for hen dog • .2103 he. lA., amount recovered he polite in show. Mr. Dove was also to the front, tak. It Ss. 2d., amount not recovered 11:93 Hics, jog acme seven lieges, including two special-. 11lel.. as against 236 liis. Bd. stolen in pit*, The efforts of these gentlemen laas revels( a the amount recessive-el he police being .219 an adequate response Mops the surround:':, 15,., 11d., and amount not. recovered being .218 gentry. many of whom have helped most gene, 16a. 9E, and the large amount ‘4llOl-11 ali 1111- ouslic, both by salsscriptiona and patrnnage, recovered propi•rty this year is accounted tor as tho following list of ofScials will show:- , by a robbery itom a pawnshop sit Stocks- President, Mr. R. H. Itimington Wilson; vices I bridge, wino.. Jititi isoith 0) li:itches. etc Pscsidents: Mr. C. E. Lane, Dr. Vernon Moss- I were stolen. 110111. of whirls were recovered', man, Mr. T. 11. Staniforth. Rey. IV. Cyril Edalthough the owner suffered no loss, he be- gington; patrons: Mrs. c 7. Macro Wilson, Messrs. I tug fully instil-ed. A 11. Smith and Co., Mr. F. Scott Smith, Mr. '