Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 16, 1916, Page 14

GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET | : Poorer Grades of Wheat Sell Un- changed, but Winter Variety Advances Cent and Half. CORN QUOTATIONS FLUCTUATE OMAHA, March 15, 1916 Cash grains were generally higher to- day There was an active cash demand ‘or "everything on the list. Wheat pts _were ve the demand would have t offering: lower. The but the mark: demand for oats was moderate, recel were t and the to a half “fln and barley were quoted at practio- OMAHA, THURSDAY, rent make specials, SRy Dressed coarse, staggy turkey i ) settled. OMANA GENERAL MARKET. 17%e; firm; _chickens, fowlr, 104@19%c firm; prices not average run, Wholesale Prices for Produce Charged by Omaha Dealers. BUTTER-No. 1 creamery, in cartons, Me; No. 2, bs, Me. POULITR onay Jhe 3 gouns | roostiry ducks, ' 13 3 mrlu-n ncnc per pou *Siies .—-lmwrld Swiss, 44c; domes- tie) Me; block, twine, ‘Wke: daisipe: Amflm, fle; urler. 22 im- r gal.: Stand- :gflhcrn, per OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle Receipts Heavy and Trade is Slow at Lower Prices—Sheep Steady to Stronger. HOGS SUFFER ANOTHER DROP OMAHA, March 15, Recelpts ware Cattle. Hoy Officlal Monday.. 5,870 §.62 7.0 Official Tuesday Estimate Wednesday Three days this wk.24m8 Same days last week. 24,161 Same davs 2 w'ks ago.25 il and sheep stook market for the \Onr to date as compared wuh Iu( yea lhl average Live Stock MARCH 16, NEW YORK Speculation More Pronounced Fea- ture of the Day's | Session. TRADING A("HVE NEW YORK, March 15—Speculation was & more pronounced feature of to- day’s market, public interest except In a few stocks, being again negligible. Trad- | ing was active, but lacked the breadih | And extent of yesterday's session. Some | specialties, notably Crucible Steel, Baid Je-rllntl fair to cholee, | win Locomotive and American Car, were ; wethers, falr to cholcs, §1..53 |under restraint, as were also such mis- BIRT oo, good oice, §7.56@3.10; ewes, | cellaneous issues as the distillers’ group air ‘to good, §7.0007.56. {and & few of the more obscure shares Representative sales |amone the raila. SHEEP. Bethlohem Steel, which {firat_quarterly dividend of |registered an extreme loss jand United States Steel was |erate but persistent preas though never ylelding more than a fraction. Reading was the chief gustaining fea- ture of the list, its rise of 2% to an | very heavy trading during the forenoon 1916. higher. A good kind of Mexicans of de sirable weights aoid as high as SIL, set ting a new high mark for the season, while more than ome bunch reached §11.20, and $10.9011.10 caught several bunches of decent to good lamba. Noon clearance woa unsatisfactory, however, some seven Joads of lambs, most of which either lacked finish or carried a little more weight than packers desired at the money being left in the pens at midde, Another moderate supply of (%1 sheep wns here. Nothing of real cholce quality was offered, and demand continued a little slack, the market really offering a very poor basis for comparison. Quotations on sheep and lamis: Lambs gooa to cholce, $10.90G11.99; lambs, fair o, $10.68510.%; imba. fall clioped. lambs, fresh clipped, $8.60G mm Jurunu tair to choles, light, 3.2 NARROW Id minus its per_cent, 24 at 614 nder mod- ] No 242 fed lambs 457 fed lambs fed lambs 275 fed lambs Mexican lambs 339 fed lambs 7 fed ewes Sz STOCK MARKET| | (Copyright, The Strange Case of B&)Frederlck Lewis, Author of hat ' Happened to Mary" Mary Page Pictures by Essanay would have been equally unconscious of the fact whether she or someone ‘else lired the fatal shot.’ A long, quivering gusp of ineffable re- | llet floated from Mary's pale lipé at the words, and two little flames of hope and excitement leapt into her eyes, Heré at last was someone who belleved—whd un« derstood—that she did not, could not re- member what had happened after that first horrible glimpse of the drunken, leering face of the man she hated. 1915, by MotClure Publications) SYNOPSIS. Mary Page, actress, 1s accused of the murder of David Pollock and is defended by her lover, Philip Langdon. Pollock was intoxicated, At Mary's trial she ad- mits she had_the revolver. Her maid testifies that Mary threatened Pollock with it previously, and Mary's leading man implicates Langdon. How Mary di appeared from the scene of the crime is & mystery. Brandon tells of a strange hand print he saw on Mary's shoulder. Further | evidence shows that horror of drink Dm‘ duces temporary insanity in Mary. The | defense s “repressed psychosis.” Wit-| Even Langdon had seemed at times to nesses described Mary's n-:n ):m_m ::;r | cherish vague doubts and had pressed her 'r'n‘.ii""fit.‘;l."\‘\!‘:&o:"‘!,,".:’ "..‘ the kid. | cruelly to try to' remember—even hasily- naping of Mary by Pollock, and Amy | the events that were a blank to her; Barton tells of Mary's struggles to be- | 3.3 | 14 | 4465 lambs . ewen being attended being bought for by rumors that Rockefeller interests. it was come an actress, of Pollock's pursuit of her and of another occasion when the and in consequence the words of the great allenist were balm to her aching heart }&m wore: Wheat and_flour ual o 1168 00 buishels: corn, 36,000 bush iverssor o m—“fl 'with com- {132 yearlings and’ -mnen ©8 ewes ... ewes fed lambs. fod lambs. P No. 2 rounds, N, Ne. o Diates, Wge; No. 3 plates, w N Fult and nd vegetable prices furnished by k "1 f‘rk—-ur‘n&" lunhllat" "r- l?‘: x L0 box %68, 160. $2.78 box; 216a; am X H a2 w ~5j‘353§!’~!88!3;8“ Weak-—Hogs Weak-—=Sheep | Firm. CHICAGO, March 15 —CATTLE-Re- | ceipts, 16,000 head: market weak; native | et stoers, §7.6009.06; western steers, §.40 @8.6); stockers and . 906Ps. lflll" and heifers, $3.90G8.75; calves, -5\ @11.00, HOGS—Receipts, 40,00 head; | weak at 5o to 10c_deciine; bulk Recelpts and disposition of live stock . i at the Unfon stook yards, Omaha. for Bty B g e twenty-four hours ending el ». m yesterday : e e “Np LAMBS—Receipts, 15,000 3047890 e tEEe 3 nch; bunch, buneh ; oxtra Mami rough RECEIPTS-CARLOADS. bead; market firm; wethers, A concurrent rise of 3% points in West- | smell of liquor drove Mary insane. tion. New York Central, Canadian Pa- cific, &t A New Clue. Westinnouse and General Electric | had for 8o long upheld-her, and she was d all G | |and ailied shares, particularly Goodrich, |said Langdon: but while the words were | oo ote b O b SR VIO LTRE ainy of & point or better for Kennicott, drearily into the abyss of eternity—be- During the midsession such relatively “to have all the foregoing at irregular gains, Cuban American ris- hurry—hurry! There was s0 much to be gere reflecting continued profit taking, | phy, stricken out as irrelevant. All this Langdon, watching her in amazed con- absorption, Mexican making an extreme .m,._ Viogs, Brewn e'n | (VUL TG e, Tanivar W boais i this man, Danlels, did, but what Mary and segmed in truth a wondrous vindica~ ern Maryland gave piausiviiity to the | rumo e fodse Liinos ding second preferred, Lehigi CHAPTER IX. | ‘But the flame of that dawning hope Paul and ome of the eastern | melted the ice of numb endurance that lines aly manifested strength. | led | (Continued from Yesterday.) CHICAGO LIVE "'o(‘x MARKET (the recognized munitions issues, some of | o ., |drawn inevitably out of the hypnosis of | which, however, denoted realizing. Motors [ ‘‘That is all, thank you, Mr. Williame." | . i}iq waiting into a sudden (hrobbing | were “appreciably higher and metals T (st on his lips the prosecutor was on v th t v, with | TR s b " e O e R K ieust. | his feet, not to question the witness, but | ™ “:‘ S o ";’""‘“ Voo g ‘tah, Chino and Inspiration Copper. [to make another eloquent plea to the |Fortance—minutes and hours alike falling lle_ American Zinc rose 4 to 8. Jua ¥ udden . fnactive stocks as United Fruit rose from | petition. the court,”. he cried in |Same widdenly & polsnant fuctor. Ehe 1t 3 polnts. Bugars also came forward | ringing tones, wanted to acream to them all té hurry— market | &t Irtekular gains, Cuban Americhn, ©is- | testimnoy, together with that of the de- enies, | "ff, % Hhal hour, when standard shares | tective, Brennan, and the boy, Joe Mur- | told; so much to be explalned before they would know—and set her free! Mexican Petroleum, Texas company and | f Mexic [ any and |is wasting the time of your honor and A T AT R lmq- gentlemen of the jury. It is not what |eern, saw her slender body shake like advance of 7% to 110. The tone at the & peed 1n & storm of sxaotion, and read~ |close was irregular, with a fair sprinkling 108% 1q 1o 1 ¥ & 1 7! d.-mnv-l.u Commeoditics. u—l‘uo\m—un— W ‘k.ll durum, -t Mnnu 2 yellow, %@ raw, l-lljn-ru, o i, P22 ns, Jum 3 (< “ranberries, $12.00 hi. der, ml.u Ben Davis, Bechtel's, in bar- rel, v bl Ben Duvl:l..olh-r Varieties, n rreh $160 b lmvis. 60 box: Hen Da box ome Heauty, 96s nnd‘l':m- |n— bapa, 00" Tow, o F Box; "Arkanses omo l\uuu. Sairg’ I-nry orida, per EPI “.n C‘"> r&mh per 2,' mammoth, 6¢; State Greent B “vnghmaun—omm ed vellow, flower, $3.00 cr o oun. Brussel rouu l)r lb Cab 140 Th. ' Poppers: fe basket. Old bus Colorad River Ohlos, ll tatoes: Delaware, § nia, 1.7 crate, u}-n- Market. WHEAT 15, L 11% J\ll " I Case ll * y nnrtlnrn 0 HIAOI nm 'r’a" lmll!l:‘ bfim gfi%fi»fim Kansas Clty Grain and Provistons. Q LKL &P 1linofs Central ('hl&'l.D Gt W Total receipts 3 DISF ). ennl- Hogs, Shee Morris & Co ' " . ¥, Hues \ Rosenstock Fros. . Q Q. Kellorl erthe! Degen. . H. F. Hamilton s Bulilvan Broe: Rol schild & Kr'bu Mo. & Kan. Calf Co. ‘hrint| | calves, 3. ‘| SHEEP i o filfiéfi r-l( Lhis i RGeSy i B oo Suhten eisea o ‘render gt tle sold largely 10¢ |¢wcr. ! lust ore & elo-r-ncc nea hla’ cholce -.u--uuv- nn M AHD “Bl"lh. Av. Pr. e 4 Pr - Laf> aus 55 I3 fEcaeds itl H Tziz as &8 ;;:::? Sflig eaad? ted & ; “& higher ud ror fl ’ul. G R A»l-unmrnm ml“ 0] March 15, ~EVAPOR- Nl“’ YORK Ilnh 15. - METALS-— "ad not_guoted, C y\ki nearby. L e Spot , £106 10a; fu- .‘&'.a._""."";mmu.if‘u e SAVANNAH, ENTINE—] J"‘fi;nm - o over & nkl.l Jower, bearishness .’-oum" ‘\\“ s paid & top of ok vm‘lrlofllolllow killér offers were as much n-n lower, and selle rt \ to mh burry to euh their hotdl . & decline. For all the early -] thoe market opened 0ul rst sales to Nclm be- were or 650 ree supply of lambs "most other raging n-(ur-. a" B ovtaet o llh was mixed and | st Live Stock Market, ST. LOUIS, Mo., March ls—rAT\'l E— Recelpts, 3,600 head; |tive beef ' steers, $7. steers and heifers, 355009, $5.50018.00: stockers and M., Texas and Indian 3 .. K00; cows and h:lfrrl $4.0066.00; nnll\e calves, $6.00110. mmv-m--elnu, 11,800 lower: pige and lights, and butchers, $0.66@9.90; SHEEP AND LAMBI head: market stron 8500601000, lambs, $9. Ifll(,.’.'l» Al head: market | 17001:0' | A earling wethers, | A 11.66; ewes, 14 p-- < ¢ head: market_strong vearlings, rwen §7.258.00, St. Joseph Live Stock Market. 1 H ST. JOSEPH, March 15 —CATTLE~—Re- ceipts, 1,400 head; market higher: steers, | G | $7.5009.80; osawe and helfers, $.50@9.00; | | H 01)8—“'1'81&1! 6500 head; market !lower; top, 9, bulk of sales, $9.35@9.60. AND LAMBS- RM‘MP 4M| head; market steady; lambs, $10. lambs, $10.65611.25; | | 10.00; wethers, $1.76@8.60; D G 1 M Recelpts of live stock from x the five prin- clpal western marke! Kansas City Sloux City. Totals .. | Little Bobbie's Pa Routhern Ratlway n|——Ma’s Nephew Has a Broken— Fludebaker, Compasy v Heart. - By WILLIAM F. KIRK, Mia bhas got a nefew wich ic naimed Burlon Fhadd. ie caim up to the house | Wi the other nitz & the first thing Ma sed ‘was Burton, you have been drinking. Have snother, Burton, sed Pa rite ]" laway. He will do nothing of the kind and you' will do nothing of the kind, sed Ma. 1 toald you last week nevver to as. this poor boy to drink, All the wurld Is a desert, sed Burton. All the wurld is a desert & 1 am thirsty. Oh, Beryl, Beryl! What is rong, poor bos? sed Ma. Heryl has jlited me, he sed. She Is engaged to a drummer from-St, Paul. He is a vulgar trades person who sells hoer pumps.’' Oh, Beryl, Beryl, my hart is | braking! Have just onc, sed Pa. Maybe then the sun will shine down on 'you moar’ tender. It is grate stuff. I bought a lot of it wen the town went dry. I cannot reefuse, sed Burton. O how false she was & yet how fair, how pass- ing fair! O that the fates had spared me | Jest the same, changing the subjeck, this last erushing ‘blow! Cheer up, sed Pa. Thare is a lot of fish left in the oshun. If frend wife here had jiited me, Pa sed, thare was four other gurls that wud have grabbed me | oaver nite. One of them tried to kill {herself wen I married my darling here, | sed Pu. | Ha, ha, sed Ma. The vary idee of a gurl over killing herself beekaus she cuddent git you, espeshully In them days | when you was so wild that you had to be drove with a Spanish bit. Why, sed !Ma, wen I was golng with you all the | * ladies in the naborhood used to cum | |oaver to our house & sing The Gypsy's Warning. |sed Pa, I doant think Burton shud feel #0 bad oaver gilting reejected. Eggs is awful high jest now, & you can't git a | apartment in New York that is nice to | {1tve in unless you buy the property in the | | | | Yuhg man. yung man, sed Pa, beeware the dangerous recks & sholls of matri- mony, Paddel your own canoe, my boy. You may git loansum at times, but you won't fall. oaver into the river. Paddel It 18 good' thing that the yung men of this country doant talk such advice, | ¥-1 sed Ma. This wud be a fine nashun if | every man lived a seifish bachelor life. | What wud beecym of our grate imstitu- |shup, the American hoam? hare is no danger of yung men taik- |ing the advice of us old dogs, sed Every time I see a yung man drinking. |4 sed Pa, I tell him, as soon as I have | w swallowed my own drink & wiped my lips, that the rapids is below him. But what good does it do? No good what- | ever, #ed Pa. 1 nevver lissened myaself, sed Pa. No, sed ..a, that Is gne sure thing. You nevver stopped talking long eguft to lis- sen, Ma sed. Please doant look so sad. Burton, sed Ma. It may cum out all rite in the end. I am sure that time wyl heal yure grate greef & some day you will meet another littel gurl that is jest as sweet & morr worthy of you than this gurl wich has made the furld seem. 30 dark for you. Goodnite, you poor boy. Goodnite, you poor boy, sed Pa. My hart bleeds for you with the reverse Eng- lish, as we say at Dole's academy. But after he was gone Pa looked at Ma & sed. After all, deer, it is sad to be singel & alone in the wurld ! of amounted to 912,000 shares. value, States bonds were unchan, American Tel American Tobscco Anacon Atehison Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohlo Bethlehom Steel Brookiyn Rapld Tr California _Petrolenm Chio Chicago, Chicago & N: W Chteago, R. orado { Craciole. Steel | Denver & R. G. pfd.. | rte General Eisctric Tatacversugh Con Inspiration Copper Missourt | Misour! Pacific . | National Bisentt Pacific Duited Biates Sisel, Ld pld. Viah Coprer . ostin, Wontana, Powd Kennecott EW YOR! TILE PAPER- 3 bills, $4.72%; 7 a4 short bllls and native steers, §7.7508.7 10G15c lou or; m head: {lambs, $10.00, moderate ~net ' losses. Total sales The bond market was again backward, with numerous large offerings of Anglo- rench 5s at S4@% . Total sales amounted to 3,150,000, ed on call, par Number of sales and lea {on stocks today were Saige. Hish. Low. Closs 4,600 N merican Locomotive merican 8. & R m. 8. & R. pid Am. Sugar_Refining & Tel g - 32 “opper ssis H nadian Pacific ntral Leather empcake & Ohio 0 G. 354 SRR 383 yepaENss I, & P. Ry “hino Copper .. Fue & Iron \stillers’ Securities “ g reat Northern id Great Ore otfs.. ... ey Explorsiios linols Centra § 88 Corp Knnsas Clty Southern 3 TLehigh . Biach $h Bigne [ Tioutevinte. & Neabvitie. N 3 | Petroleum & 7. pta exion lam| Copper K sgzeaae 8 &3 sowmitic guss sBazsanEL: i starn, Unlon houne Eieolr o 19000 57 581y Cope Total sates for the fay. 912,000 shares New York H. LING e demand, $4.765-16; SILVER—Bar, i%c; ONDS-Government, steady: cables, Ixty days, 24@ ’:‘9.’};:;{: cent; Fump®* ¥y o2 92 West. Elec. cv. Stock Market. March 15.—American securi- ock market were qulet. after an enrly IM'IM of strength. ade off from the best S ur.n-n.r 71.16d per ounce. MONEY- per cent. Discpunt rates, ‘months, 5% per cent. Stouyx City I.l'e Stock Market. SIOUX City, la Recelpts, ‘M homd 9.30G9 . 3 light, -m 16; bulk of sales, LA MBS—Recelpta. ewes, $.00 SHEEP AND market steady; Market. : rong. Sugar futures ere firm and At noon prices were to Key to the Situation—Bee Want Ads. Phone United ing quotations | 84 | #7% | edge, even guilty knowledge of the mur- | 19 | der of David Pollock to this man Daneis | ?l NGB Nxty day Mexican . dollars, rallroad, The clos- wa | 1S FINED FOR TALKING BAD 500 tive on buying by trade | interests and support from commission houses. points net higher. lage did on the night that David Pollock was brutally murdered with which we are concerned. The state has proved that this woman, Mary Page, entered the room where David Pollock awaited her. | That a shot and a scream came from that room, and that tne defendant was found in the room with the dead body. And I ask you gentlemen, as reasonable men, if it is possible—or probable—that anyone could have entered that room and shot David Polfock without being seen | by the defendant! It is that, I take it, which my young colleague is endeavoring to suggest by throwing suspicion upon a man who is conveniently—missing!" “And I say,” stormed Langdon in re- | eponse, “that it was possible—and that Mary Page neither saw nor heard what occurred in the gray suite that night. And if it please your honor, I will call as my next witness, Dr. Foster—to testify to the inability of the defendant to un- derstand events that were happening.” “I mee no objection to such testi- | mony.” said the judge thoughttully. add- {ing with a hint of sternness, “but you | must remember, sir, that imputing knowl- | does not prove the defendant innocent.” | | *No, your honor,” answered Langdon, | with a quick, confident smile. “But I shall prove that, too, before I have fin- The judge raised his eyebtows, but that confidence was not without its effect upon those watching the legal duel be- tween the young lawyer and the attorney for the state, and there was a breathless tension in the room when Langdon, ad- dressing his new witness, said vibrantl; “Dr. Foster, you have told the court that the defendant, Mary Page, is a vic- tim of attacks of ‘repressed phychosis,’ superinduced by the sight of intoxication, and the smell of alcoholic concoctions. When suffering from.such an attack would the patient be consclous of what went on about her?” “Certainly not. No more than a per- son in delirfum. There are cases of in- sanity where the patient, though insane, i still conscious of those around, and can recognize them; but ‘repressed psychosis’ is like violent delirium. Not only Is the sufferer unconsclous of those around her, but carries no memory of her own a tions back into her normal state. “Then, it Mary Page was suffering frond such an attack when David Pol- | lock was killed, would it not have been possible for someone eise to enter the room and eommit the murder unnoticed by her?" “It would. If Miss Puge had one of her attacks on the night in question she ‘Maynard Mabery Celebrates Golden Wedding March 22 Maynard Mabery, Tt years old, and balliff in Judge Wakeley's court, and Mrs, Mabery, &, will celebrate their | wolden wedding anniversary March 22 They expect to spend the day auletly at their home, 312 South Twenty-fifth, South Side, with their friends. ED J. BROWN, FORMER OMAHA BUSINESS MAN, DIES IN WEST Word reached Omaha last night nouncing the death of EA J. Brown In Los Angeles, where he went some two | months ago for his health. He was about 70 years of age and is survived by his wife, who was wtih him at the time of | his death. 1 Mr. Brown had been a resident of | Omaha for some ten years, having come here from Quiney, Ill. He was a brother ot Mrs. J. Benson, who for years con- ducted a women's furnishing goods store. Upon her death he came here and took charge of the business, continuing it un- til closed out several years ago. et OVER THE TELEPHONE WIHE R. 0. Hazelwood of South Side was lr-‘ rested on & charge of being intoxicated and using, profane language over the telephone, He was fined 8250 in police court. COULD NOT ACCOUNT FOR REVOLVER AND FLASHLIGHT Tom Matti, Eleventh and Dodge streets, | arrested on & minor charge, was unable |to give satisfactory account as to the | possession of & revolver and flashlizht | |and was fined §25 and costs { ing in it not the breaking of the lcy fetters’ of immobile despair, but the shattering of a wonderful self-control, hastened to her side, with an admoni- tory and reassuring whisper of encour< agement. To his surprise she smiied at him through the unshed tears and caught his hand for an instant in a feverish grip as she murmured tremulously. “There’'s nothing the matter, Phil. ~I—am just hopeful."” “I may have to call you to the stand for a little,”” he went on anxiously. *“Do you think you—you—will be able to?" “Why, of course,’” she answered, with such a surprised note in her voice that Langdon was perforce reassured, and turned his attention again towards Dr. Foster, who was flushing angrily under the badgering of the prosecutor. “What you tell us is very interesting,™ the Jatter was saying sarcastically. “And I #0 you followed the life of the defendant, or let us say you traced her life back year by year. And did you decide which event was the direct cause of her—er— peculiar mental breakdowns?" (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) For Piles A Freo Trial of Pyramid Pils Treat. ment Will Be Just Like Moet- ":&S‘ -E“‘. T fre et ..( mm Iow-‘nd Fm!fi:in a tholr dolhmr .‘e PON mow OF got a 500 m‘mn anywhere. Take nosul PYRAMID DRUG PANY 0 Fyrammid BIdgn Marsnall, Mich, : ll SAMPLE xnnd“ gga me A hu -ple of plata wrapper. Name.. Street Ladies’ Spring Suits Just received a new shipment of the most beautiful new mod- els, the exact copy of Chicago's lead! styles; $30.00 values, our $18 to $22.50 New Plaid and Velvet Sport Coats, $10 values for $6.50 J. HELPHAND CLOTHING CO. 314-316 North 16th St Nervous Period- ical Headaches nu tronhll eonmonly enlloa “m-,"ufifl m o, omn §6 % Stated that & poor oonflnlnn 0l t.‘ hlood ll & cause of these headac 04 condinon: and this 1s true. Where treatment is demanded, 1t is -oru for the pain than anyth A ¥ Mh.lluhmldl of found snti-! nia le! . A Mk Pt 'i:ha‘A L Id.l t bath ept open w! otoids”; a hot & thorough rub-down with & Soarse towel, often give grateful relief. Two 1 the A gns lp 3 usually prevent the attack. Du; a0 at- nnoi. oM‘.I.AbIII el"" hollllt or o vill rten re Susck 884 telieve lh.umu.l | Bt at alt 4 Tablotd. They are aiss unexcas vous headaches, Doug. 1306 or 2108