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ROSEBURG NEWSREVfeW. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1925
BEliT O. bATKS-
i'ri'.ideui and MunaKcr
Secrelary-Treaaurer
. Entered a second clam matter May 17, 1920, at the post office) at
Koseburg, Oregon, under tbe Act of March 2, 1879.
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COMMUNITY STANDARDS.
It seems a desirable thing; to have a home in some fine
city or neighborhood, but if people want that sense of pride,
they must conform to higher standards than ordinary ones.
These things are not accomplished without money and effort.
'. The people on a certain street may rather enjoy the
' easy going habits of that neighborhood. The feeling prevails
t ' that "anything goes." So if a man's grounds are neglected,
; he can satisfy himself with the thought that it is a plain
neighborhood, where people do just as they like. But if he
; wants to sell a home on that street, the slack standards pre
vent his getting a good price.
In a fine neighborhood, a family will feci, if some part
i ; of their property is not up to the habits of the street, that
; that condition of things can not be allowed to continue. So
. they improve it in that respect, and the example incites some
t one else to improve something that was getting shabby. So
't standards are maintained and improved right along, and the
' neighborhood becomes more and more choice.
J , If people want their community to go ahead, they must
I look at their own civic features with a somewhat critical eye.
; The spirit of mere knocking and fault finding wiii do no
; good, but if some feature of their community is below what
.' that town ought to have, it is of no use to overlook that sit-
' uation and let the matter drift. Influential people should
take a stand and insist that something better must be done,
; and the whole population should agree that such a condition
is below standard, and must be remedied. We have main
; tained thesq high standards in the main in Koseburg, but
- , there are conditions here which we all know, which are be-
low the ideals we entertain for our home town, and which
; should be improved.
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It seems to be as good as settled that Tom Murray, the
'. notorious Oregon convict, will plead insanity in an effort to
I'- save himself from the gallows for his part in the recent mur
; derous outbreak. It also seems to be as good as settled that
I ' vuch a plea will not save him. Governor Pierce has already
: declared that Murray need not expect clemency and that he
-; will hang. The public will naturally accept the governor's
; ."Word and look forward to the time when Murray will do a
jig on air. The convict unknowingly spoke with prophecy
when he remarked upon his capture at .Centralia, Wash., that'
"the jig is up." Kelly and Willos, fellow murderers of Mur
ray in intent if not in fact will attempt to cheat the noose
by the assertion that they did not actually participate in the
.' killing of Guards Holman and Sweeney. Their quoted
statements since their recapture show that they are trying
to create a belief in their absolute innocence, and so far they
hnve claimed most everything possible in their behalf except
r that the two dead guards committed suicide. They may suc
ceed in establishing even that supposition if they are tried
by the type of jurors that of late years have been making a
- mockery of justice throughout the country.
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"V Liquor valued at more than $100,000,000 on the bootli'g
"EJarkct and property worth approximately $10,000,000 were
, icUed by prohibition agents during the fiscal year ended
Vunc 30, it was announced this week by the treasury depart
jnCnt. During the period 6,000 liquor law violators fell into
-the clutches of the prohibition agents and 10 of the officers
were killed in the performance of their duties. . This is cer
tainly "reporting progress." It is likewise an eloquent re
futation of the oft-heard assertion that the prohibition law
c'uri not bo enforced. True, the job isn't finished, but I'ncle
Sam has never started a job that he failed to finish, and it's
a safe prediction, judging from the aggressive campaign he
lias outlined, that he will not fall down on this one.
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After a lapse of seven years since the close of the
- World war, the United States is preparing to resume speak
ing terms with Germany. Schools all over the country are
gradually establishing or restoring the Gernian language in
their course of studies. This is a sure sign that the racial
. hatred engendered by the war is disappearing and that none
of it will be transmitted to the coming generation of citizens.
Germany, as a republic, is receiving from this country con
kideration to a degree that she could never have gained as
in arrogant monarchy.
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BY BERT & DATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
So many of our rtadert
Have asked ua to
Print torn of the
Cute things
Their offsprings
Have enacted and
In order to cover
The case
We've decided to
Write a little playlet
Which we think
Will embody all the
8 mart doin'a
Of the prodigies.
AN EVENING CN THE LIFE OF
LITTLE HOME BREW, JR.,
4:30 p. m. Sees parent arrive
home on Jitney and Informa neigh
borhood. 4:31 Asks paren if he has
brought home any candy, toys,
fruit, nuts, farniture, bric-a brae,
or food especially fooH.
, 4:35 Fights terrific battle with
Jack, his side kick, using straight
lefts and taking a wallop on the
right ear, swears violently.
4:42 Taken to bathroom by fe
male parent, who washes tongue
with caetile soap, this being the
penalty for using the language
copyrighted- by the male parent.
4:43 Protests against castile
soap and demands Palm Olive in
future.
4:46 Attempts to hitch pet pup
to wagon with baling wire. Pup
protests vehemently and makes
escape across street to neighbor's
home.
4:52 Asks "When do we eat?"
4:5 Ditto. ,
4:5ft Ditto con furise.
5:01 6ent to wash up for sup
per. ' .
04 Starts storing cargo of
milk, cider, peanut butter, potato
chips, ice cream, raisin cake, water
and raspberries and cream.
6:07 All aboard.
5:10 Asks parent to explain
fully the meaning of "idiosyncrasy"
"bum," "Immorality," and "Socra
tes." 5:15 Decides parents are numb
skulls and accumulates pet t pup,
one air rifle, three unripe apri
cots, and four small rocks parked
on the female parent's boudoir In
male parent's favorite ash tray.
Retires to lawn and calls loudly
for playmates.
&:17 Wings neighbor s pet kit
ten with air rifle and then sheds
tears of sympathy and cruelty.
5:21 Caught eating green wind
fall apples. Given castor oil and
sent to his room for disobedience.
5:2 Uncanny silence.
5:25 Unearthly howl and loud
splash from bathroom. .
5:27 Rescued from bathtub,
which Is doing dirty at the Norltr
sea, terrific battles of Jutland and
being put on for playmate's bene
fit with the aid of one tin boat,
one wooden boat and four sticks of
wood.
5:35 Undressed, dried and put
to bei.
6:40 Silence again.
6:42 Asks for pup.
543 Asks for toy train.
6:44 Asks for disreputable doll
which he calls Jim.
5:45 Asks for bread and pea
nut butter.
5:46 Asks for girl friend to
come In and rend to him.
5:47 Asks for building blocks.
' 6:4ft Asks for drink of water.
5:57 Wants more water. Told to
get ud and get it Gets up and
goes to k He hen.
6:01 Discovered on lawn using
hose to sluce down dry lingerie on
neighbor's line. Explains that the
hose slipped.
6:02 Oh, why did you spank
him so hard? He's Just a little fel
ler and he didn't mean anything
wrong and ". , Well, you know
how it goes.
6:07 Given candy peace offer
ing by male parent, witn whisper
ed admonition to keep it a secret
from female parent. Immediately
yells, "Oh, thank you, daddy, for
the lovely candy.'1
6:07) Male parent disgraced.
Feels guilty as the devil. j
6:09 Put to bed again.
6:10 Protests that he has for
gotten to kiss male parent . good
night.
6:11 Kisses male parent good
night and is advised to wipe candy
debris from mouth.
6:15 Gets last, final XXX three
star complete night extra drink of
water.
6:17 "The I'll cherub.' ''Yeah,
he looks peaceful enough when
he's asleep."
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J VaaV
E "The voire of the people still
t speaks but there's a Ictta static
V trouble "
ts
S ' How lonu should a wife liu ?
No Excuse for
Going Hungry
. The. Delicatessen is 'here to help Housewives, Campers,
Tourist Everybody to Provide Plenty to Eat.
Famous Mt Nebo Chicken Tamales Fresh Potato Chips
Daily Hot Bread Every Noon.
FRIDAY SPECIALS Baked Ham, Clam Chow
der, Walnut Cream and Apple Pies.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocers
Phone 515
FLIGHTS Gill Br
Planes Explored Over 6,000
Miles of Bleak Region
Stretching Beyond
Base at Etah.
HUGE GARAGE
BE BUILT FOR
LOCKWOOD CO.
(Continued Iroro pae 1.)'
H
AY FEVER
If you can't "k awa-," ease
tbe attacks witu
WICKS
W VAPO RUD
Owr ITMtUimn Jar IWIWy
company will" be able to oc
cupy their new home yvithin
ninety days.
Roofing at Wharton Hro.
work whirl, cjniea to our doors
every tliiy, because of the lack of j "
spare. . . J ior
Till nc'nry haw led the entire
Atate nf OrKn for the past five
yar In the wale of tractors. In
we were one of the 9 out
of 1 09 agent-leu In Oregon re
reiving a gold atar trophy from
the Ford Motor car company for
a J 00 per rent increase in sales.
Already this year we have passed
our quota on the sale of Lincoln
rara. We have sold over 2 carr I Antler Theatre.
loads of implements and 2 car "fllack Cyclone," the Hal Roach
loads of oil. . In our spare parts ; f'-ature showing nt the Antlers
department we are currying over ' Theatre tonight, la the story of
$ 1 1.000 worth or stock and ; ttvx. a wild home a flashing
equipment. Krom parts on oar j Mack of great power an ebony
shelves we would asMeinbl twenty streak in the sunlight. He was
five ehasHlH complete, and havaiborn in the Wild Lands, self
enough bodies, und parts to turn: raised and self-tnught. for a rat
out several entire Ford cam otjtiosnake bite had deprived him
each type. ' of his mother, while he was still
"This new on i kiln g It) to be of tender age. He nought protec
cnnKtructed entirely according to Whin in a herd, hut Un leader, the
the plans whieh we have devised1 'ferocious Killer, drove him out.
after years of experience in thla lle had no place in his herd for
particular business. We are plan- an outcast a weakling a baby
ning ntt for the present but for';ntallion. Hut there came a day
the future as well. With the jwhen this untamed weakling was
lines which we anticipate the Ford a magnificent, powerful creature
Motor Company will offer in the who defeated the Killer, who had
future, we will require mdeh ad- 'never before known anything but
ditional space, and in theerw-Wictory!
tion of the building vhlch Air. ! Rex. who made hin film debut
'CuFey and hln buslne nswo- In 1JLM In "The Klnjv of Wild
i elates const meting for us. "we Horses," is an even more mag
will have a structure. which v,;' netic magnificent rreature in
give us the finest garage anu - lack Cyclone." a story which
'agency between Portland and San shoun his wooing of Lady, a beau
Francisco, ftiful dappled grey mare, and hi
I "The new Ford changes are great love for and protection of
bound to create added popularity her; and of his friendship for a,
and a the implement business is man who saved his life from the
growing by leaps and bounds, treacherous quicksands.
there is no question but 1hal Hut three people are required
the added space and facilities are fto tell the story of the humans
essential for future growth." in 'Hlack Cyclone," and they are
The new building, Mr. Lock- !(iuinn Williams, Kathleen 'ollins
wood ?uys, is designed with a and Christian .1. Frank. Among
view of increasing ettiebney und the animals are Hex nnd Lady;
Having labor. The repair depart- the Killer, one of the craziest
ment in to be almost cuiupletelM trpotted horses ever een, and th
re-equipped, and will havj , tluftj jvt. a burro that is quite the
ruot modern oquipmeiit avati .funniest little animal in existence,
able. Overhead tracks and runFor atmosphere tire hundreds of
ways, with electric Hoists, , win i wild hnrees, a wolf pack, a honey-
wpeed Up the Heavy work or the
shops, while lb' latest and most
.improved machinery will make it,
possible to turn out the mechan
I leal repairs of all kinds with ac
,curateuess and dispatch.
The erection of this fine build
ing will be one of the city's
j greatest improvements of the
iear. The old Kmpire barn which
lis today being razed, has in re
,ceiit years been a great eyesore
and fire hazard, and Us removal
j not only does away with one of
!ihe most .unsightly structures of-
the business section, but elimi
; nates a risk which might have
'done great damage In the luisi-
ne section in the event or lire.
The plans and specifications,
which were drawn by Architect
Frank K. Alley, provide Tor a
building, which will be a credit
to the corner. The Oak and Rote
s,reet fronts will be of steel and
glass, while the Hues upon which
the structure will be built are
(attractive In every way.
i Construction Is being started
at once, und ih excavation is Id
ling rushed. In order that it may
be completed before the rainy sea
Uon. It Is experfed that the nto-i
hunting bear, and
cougar.
man-hunting j
How long should a wife live?
MAN'S PLIGHT RECALLS
TRAGEDY 40 YEARS AGO
f Aviatif1 Ptpih Lmitrd Win-.)
SAl.KM, Ore., Aug. 2". "Uncle
Ilidy" Hawkins, fi years old, who
over 40 years ago shol and killed
Harvey Ogle, local book store
Lderk, in a quarrel over a woman.
was taken from the Marion county
poor house today and committed
to the state hospital here. Hawkins
was a drug clerk when the shoot
ing occurnd. He served a number
of years in the penitentiary and
was pardoned by (lovecnor Lord.
After his pardon he was said lo
have mov-'d into Hie hills mar
Stayton. this county. About a year
ago lie was brought to Salem and
committed lo the poor farm. Dur
ing the past year his mind has
been failing rapidly, sta'ed the ex
amining physician, and he gave
Hawkins only a short time to live
after hla reception at the state hospital.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27. A
complete resume of the flying
operation! of the navy airplanes
with the MacMillan Arctic expe
dition was received here today
from Lieutenant Commander Hyrd
by radio In response to a request
from the National Geographic So
ciety. . The dispatch 6hows that
the three planes flew an aggre
gate of 6,006 mites and taw an
area nearly as large as the state
of Maine. Only one forced land
ing was necessary during all the
flights.
The dispatch follows:
"My records show that the
planes have a total of 75 hour
and 50 minutes flying time, which
at SO miles per hour equals 6006
miles total flown by NA-1 away
from Etah, ar06 miles; by NA-3,
1713 miles; by NA-K. 1073 miles.
"Total miles flown away from
Etah by three planes on work
accomplished flight mission 5292
miles.
"The only forced landing oc
curred at these flights. The NA-3
was forced down on the way to
Igloo Dnhoitni, a half mile from
Etah harbor. Approximately 30.
000 square miles was seen from
the planes on these flight. Of
course many of the flights were
made over the same course south
and southeast of Hay Hiord, ex
tending for at least 70 miles.
"These aye mountain ranges
and mountain peaks, ome reach
an altitude of at least 7500. feet
and mostly covered with snow,
except a few comparatively low
ranges near Hay Fiord.
, "These mountain ranges do not
show on any charts 1 have seen.
Mountain ranges lie nearly all
the way from Sawyer Hay to Can
non Fford and it is thought that
most of this region Is unexplored
hv whito men. No mountains are
shown on charts in a direction
315 degrees from Sawyer Hay, but
there are mountains in that re
gion that extend at least 25 miles.
"There is a lake about 2 miles
long, froren over in the mountain
between Sawyer Hay and Cannon
Fiord, about 200 miles from the
northwest end of Sawyer Hay.
"The Greenland Ice cap reaches
an altitude of at least lo.oon
feet in a direction 100 degrees
from Robertson Hay.
"It is thought that little has
been known heretofore of ice
conditions around Kllesmere Is
land in the summer period. Nearly
all of the many fiord seen by
its' show them to be filled with
Ice which occasionally opens np
but soon closes in again. Hay
Flnrd nnd Eureka sound east of
Axel Heiherg Island are filled
with drifting Ice.
"The land In Ellemere Island
is firm, but too rugged to afford
a landing place.
"In all the territory flown over
the Greenland Ice cap a compara
tively warm stratum of air was
experienced at 7.000 feet and a
bitterly cold one at 11,00 feet.
NEW DREAM
CREAM WHIP
IT'S NEW
IT'S DIFFERENT
IT'S WONDERFUL
. Special for Saturday Only 98c
The price includes a specially designed whipping
bowl both 98c
Every housewife will want one of these.
Churchill Hardware Company
The Iron Monger
TB
able for channel swimming; never
theless Gertrude Kderle, the Amer
ican star, may start her second at
tempt Sunday evening, or, failing
that, on Monday or Tuesday. She
I was in the water an hour and a
jha;f today.
Second hand five-foot diBk har
row at Wharton Bros.
CATTLE THEFT CHARGED.
A meeting will be held at the city
hall Friday night, Sept. 25th at 7:30
to discuss the proposal to have
week-dny Bible instruction in
Koseburg. The Oregon law per
mits children to be excused from
the public school for one hundred
and twenty minutes per week for
religious instruction. This law was
introduced and sponsored by Sena
tor Eddy of this city. The proposed
instruction will not be conducted
by the public schools, but by the
churches of the city. The meeting
on Friday night will be composed
of the pastors of the various relig
ious organizations, and two other
delegates from each religious organ
isation. It is hoped that every re
ligious organization In the city will
show an Interest in this movement.
Many other communities have had
similar schools conducted to the
satisfaction of all and to the prof
it of all. The Ministerial association
of the city has been leading in the
local movement.
I (Associated Prr d WlnO
BEND, Ore., Aug. 27. Vannie
(Bunk) Robinson and Ralph Wha
ley, charged with stealing a calf,
1 were yesterday bound over to the
j Deschutes county grand jury by E.
D. Gilson, justice of the peace. Ball
was set at $2,500 apiece which had
not been furnished this morning.
HAITIAN JOINS CIRCLE OF
RECORD BROAD JUMPERS
I PARIS. Aug. 27. Sylvlo Cator,
of Haiti, a student In the Universi
ty cf J'aris, has shattered the
French broad jump record with a
I leap of 7.72 meters or a fraction
.over 25 feet 4 inches,
j Cateor thus becomes ths fourth
man to accomplish a record jump
of more than 25 feet. The others
;are Robert Legendre, Edward O.
Gourdtn and Dehart Hubbard, all
, Americans.
AMERICAN GIRL READY TO
TRY CHANNEL SWIM AGAIN
BOT'LOGNE. France, Aire. 27.
Weather conditions nre not favor-
When you buy a tractor for plow
ing get one with power enough to
plow any depth. The McCormick
lieerlng tractor will pull two 14
Ineh plows. It comes fully equip
ped, belt pulley, governor, separ
ate clutch for pulley, etc. See one
at Wharton Bros.
NOTICE BIG DIFFERENCE
IN THE WAY YOU FEEL
Quit Poisoning Yourself To
day; Feel Better in Few
Hours or No Cost.
Heat with ICR.
DENTIST TAKES
ROUTE CHOSEN
BY BRUMFIELD
Make this test! End suffering
from Indigestion, Pimples, Pains in
Back and Sides, Constipation,
Headaches and tired, rundown con
dition, due to elf-poisoning be
cause of sluggish liver and clogged
intestines.
Take a pleasant ppoonful of Dr.
Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup
after the next two meals. In less
than 14 hours notice the quick dif
ference In the way you feel. Con
tains pure vegetable ingredients
approved by physicians. Helps na
ture cleanse and tone your liver
strengthen your digestive organs
soothe the tired and overtaxed
nerves, brace up your system and
purify your blood and restore your
energy again. You, too, must be
satisfied, or no cost.
Dr. Thacher's Is sold and recom
mended under this guarantee by
Nathan Fullerton, Rose burg, Ore.;
Drain Pharmacy-, Drain, Oregon.
(Continued from page 1.)
IkrisbsjMAsSstM
New Ideas Now Shown in Fall
Millinery
The New Pirate Hat
In Dress or Street I l.il. Vt lvei, Satin or Felt. Color
lil.ick, Purple, Onkwood, Crayon ISlue.
Quality Velours and Hatter's Plush Hats.
QELL MILLINERY
sI.WsIsTOsTsTsTsMTOI
WIFE OF "CHAIN
GROCER ASKS FOR
DECREE, ALIMONY
itVKI.AND. Cat. Auk. "7 -Tlii'-e
wom.Mi wt r.' nanuM In n dnon- a"
i .tut ltoui:M Tuesday atMim-i Ii n
Sk.icgs. PaciHc tons, 'chain Wore"
tlllthoiMtir.
Mr. J. vj.. t Sk.iCiM nih r-d
thsf twr lufl'Mud vfiU Ipatitl In
my paMiM wt'h a Mim Terry nnd
a "Jirte !" vt tiaKWnd nnd with
a M.irir.tift (iihij ' vl Salt Lake.
Sh- rh:tr,:d rrm Mv and n-'uNTt
t Si.ajc H-k.d for n retrain
hit: nid-T whiili wiw.M i-rexenl di
lwl or property wniti $.!,MtM.tei
and st'i'ks $1im a month i.hn;u:i-
Ven's suits cleaned ard pressed.
Jl T.iV Rosebuig C ,i'hone
472.
Wool Shirts
IN TI IE, SPORT COLLAR AND
KNITTED BOTTOM BLOUSE.
OR THE COAT STYLE REG
ULAR COLLAR SHIRT.
s r- L ECT THEM NOW FOR
THAT HUNTING TRIP. YOU
WILL NEED ONE TO PRO-
TECT Y OL FROM THE
CI 1ANG1NG EATHER.
SEE OUR WINDOW
See the Deans Jump.
with his stepfather's explanation
of what he was doing:
"The cistern leaks. I'll have to
put a new bottom in it.'
Step Son Likely .Next Victim
When, the relatives of Mrs.
Young demanded an Investiga
tion of her disappearance, the
dentisx produced letters purport
ing to have been written by her
and Indicating that she had gone
to Paris to obtain a divorre. In
his confessions, he explained she
had written these at his request
while she was under the Influ
ence of liquor.
The letter failed to halt the
Investigation and when after a
lengthy questioning Young was
told at the district-attorney's of
fice that "we are going to dig
In that cistern," lie broke down
and talked.
Questioning of Tatrick Grogan.
heir to tl.r.oo.utto, the estate of
Patrick Grogan. the ' Olive King.'
convineed authorities that Young
planned to murder the boy also
in order to inherit the estate. He
had succeeded in having the boy
make a will to him, which was
detrned after the arreH and
confession.
"fjlrtp
flTl ivfv-i rZ4t ff --iW-;
Cook wtttt gas.
KHii:H MAVOIl MUST.
KI'CJKNK. Ore., Aup. 27. Ma
yor K. II. Parks nf KUKono. ami
J. A. Mclnn. licol hotil proprie
tor. rr slight ly illjiireil yealer
djiy. nn t h ht'avy car In whirh
thi-y were rlclinn was s'rurk hy
Bnotsi'r mnrliino al Corvailis. Tin
rr driven by McLean r er
Itirned ami was badly damned.
Mater l'arks escaped wuh sheht
fornixes, and s few cms. while
McLean s bai k was wrenched.
MONC.OI.X ll:V NSM!TION
I IIKI'irl ll TO AMUtl WS.
MllSCOU. Aur. L'T Th.i Mon
golian mission in Moscow today
issued a statement denin Ihc
aocrilon ailrlhuicd recently 10
Itoy ( hiipnwin Andrews, leader nf
the Ihlrd A.latlc expedition ot th
American Museum of Natural His
tory In Mont-olia. that tricnon 1"
twecn the Mvrul Binernmeiil and
the Mongolian s-ovcrninenl at IT
tl had created conditions which
made a continuation of the expe
ditions scieutific research Impossible.
U may be said that everything tastes good trhen
zest is added to appetite by the scent of the tcoods
or the tang of the sea but even then the outing
party trill vote the sandieiches" extra good" when
node from baked "Frye's Delicious" Ham.
And then when the party comes
home there ia the remainder of the
same Frye's "Delicious" Ham in the
cooler to provide scrumptious slices
for the final repast of the day when
the exertion of the outing leaves
little inclination to prepare another
meaL
THE FRYE LABEL
gives real assurance
of unusual quality
and perfect purrry. '
Look for It on the
wrappers and rind of
Frye's 'Delicious"
1 Hams and Bacon.
UOjNJl
lifims
"Everything The IS'ame Implies'