Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 18, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MQKKJNG HERALD: TUESDAY MABCH 18, 1800. WASHINGTON GOSSIP. ! Nates And Comments From The NatioD.il Capitol. SOME V EI: V (.1IAVK (IlAlUiES. I To Territories Seeking Admission ! Chicago and The World's Fair Tee Poital Telegraph. Special Curresponuvnce. i Washinoton. March. R. The : president wasirreatlyfiirprined not j to say ehix-ked, at tlie latent eharjre j of editor Frank Ilattoa against. Meww, KiMst've!t and Thompson, j the two civil service commisfdoners : appointed ly Mr. Harrison. Mr. j Ilatton charges that the coniniun-' ieationB signed by Mr. V. 1. ! Foulke, of Indiana which were published lat week in the New I York Tinie and in the St. Lou in Republic, and which charge the President and his cabinet with having entered into n conspiracy to break down the civil service re form system and the congressional investigation was the "result of Thompson, it not actually pre pared by them. Doth of those jrentlemen deny the charge, but the fact that Air. Foulke, who has been here for several weeks has been a good deal in their company makes the thing look very bad. This added to the result of the in vestigation i.i enough to disgust the President with the whole business. A big Chicago delegation is here helping the house committee to fix up the bill for . the World's Fair, and it is probable that the bill will be reported to the house and passed this week. The Chicago people say they will not ask to have the fair postponed un til 18U3. but that thev would not object to such a ostiHncment 1 lieving that it would result in( making the fair a greater nuccess. j There are ill lot of people here i who do not helive any fair will be held. It is exa cted that the hills forj the admission of Wyoming and; Idaho will he taken "up by the j house this week. The democrat; will oiler as a ul-utute for the' Idaho hill an omnibun bill includ ing New Mexico Arizona and Idaho. itie Senate committee which has been trying ho hard to ti n 1 ' out how the prot'eeding" of secret j wengionH get out has at Inst got : . the right track by wmuionHing , Senators to testify before it. The house committee on Elec- ; tions will send a uli-eommittee of five mernber; to Arkansas to in-, veetigate the killing of Col. Clay ton, and to determine whether he i or Mr. Breckinridge, who now holds the neat, wa elected to the house from the Hecond Aikati-.ts district. The district tax billr which ha already passed the senate, has been 'favorably reported to the house. There i no doubt of its passing. Postal telegraphy ha- taken up ;i good deal of the time of the con gressional committees on post ofh- ccs of lute, and every-body that ; ha9 been heard, except the re pre- j sentatives of the Western Cnion telegraph company, favor the idea j of i postal t'-legraph system, some ; of thetn Hupimrting the post-master Generals bill, which provides: for leasing wires and other repre-', wntative Wade's bill which pro vides for the Goveniient s erecting' the wires. It seems pretty cer-1 Real Katate and Insurance Agctt tain that the time is not far dis- I tant when a postal telegraph; and kotakt public -system will x in operation in this j?roa,ialbin street. Albany, Oregon, country. There have Inni altogether four out of the sventeen contested elec- SEG:;S;S:ilie Albanv Bakery ease deemed 111 nivor ' ieiiin eratie -ittin. meialier. The j election ewiiimittee is workinir j .... r . 1 1 hard to iret the other eases ready tn rpnnri luit :ii-h earn' averages ..J--.... . . I alwnt one tln.uuanil printed pajres ' of testimony it is neeesxarilv very j slow work. Senator PliiiiihH lill t declare, forfeited the land uranted to aid ; in tlie ons'trueiuin 01 ranromi has leen favoraMy reported toj ThaVrfome sort of a silver hill ;e j . . , ... e . l 1.1. paegea iy tne present tuiiyirw : eertain, but whether it will be the j biiirer-,rtii.ytntenai Committee or secretary mdom s I bill ia a matter of doubt, although Mr. Windom's bill in ahead so far, but compartively few niembera have 39 yet committed themselves. Secretary Windoni has by the purchase "of bcndi reduced the available surplus of the treasurj to $28,000,000. He loe not pro pose to reduce it below $20,000,000. The labor organizations are again hanimcnn; away attnei houne committee on labor, trying . to obtaiu lecislation to enforce the j eight-hour law on all government j work. I Senator Quav was expected here : this week but letters received from j him sny that he has decided to re-; main in Florida several weeks J longer. As soon as he returnu it i ia expected that the republican '. congressional committee will be I organized for the fall campaign, j Senator luuoni ijas lmrouuceu ( a bill appropriating $.".0,001) for; orpptir.n in t lis. eitvofamonu-l ment to John Eiicson, the in- ventor of the Monitor. Fln Suitinc. V. R. Oraham, thn tailor, ha . . . . r . : s;(;x;;s;ni Jncluden patterns for full ar.itsi or for coat, veatj or pants separately and . embraces lima cf the tinrpt of im- ported good ef a class not Keen Mre before. Mr. Graham employes .iJ'Cd workmeu, and quarante-8 a good l:t a, well aa the beat quality f-t poods Those desiring omethin really bne hould call and insject his new patterns. n immense line 01 new npring clothing, latest shapes in stiffhats WS have jusVbeen opened atf?ale on the insUlhnenl IVE. Ilaia'9 clothing store. I icg in prica from $125 to $1000. THE MARKETS. ALBAXY QUOTATIONS. vVhtat-l Klourf 4.25 per bbl Potatoes We Eggs i."c Hutter 'lot: l-ird l'JVffgl.rc. Hams- 12gl5c. Shoulders 8g 10c. Bacon 10g 12c. Hoy Timothy, $10, oats and cheat, Arvi ir Green, 10O&1.0O per bo. Plu at Dried, 4c. per fi. App'cs dried bleached 5c 6Undritd f s c. Chickens 12.505 00 10 c : deer skins, 20c; sheep pelt 75c, according to wool. Kcef 2R2c gross. Mutton $S 00 per head. Hog S(50c, dressed. Lard Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, pails 12c. 10o,l KEEP YOUR EYE ON I E. O. BEAllDSLEY'S Column. Agent for NEW ZEALAND INS. CO. CAPITAL S5.000.000. Fire and Marine Insurance written. Alhany Real Estate j LARGE LIST OK BUSINESS PROPERTY. r ! Residence Property, -CHEAP LOTS IN ADD T Or JiJ -FOR SALK ON TIIK INSTALLMENT FLAN.1 j -?'Farm Property iu large or small j trct on fivorahlo tvrnis. I If you are looking for investment, i c-tH at thU viiice. eIN OFFICE KVENINOS-M i E.G. BEARDSLEY, l! -Cnlr the nw maiuicemnt of- vru KEEP A full line of thoice family Krocrie ixu-1 orovuoD Canned fineapples, CtlOlCB TftllB DBliCECiBS Ornamented caies fr Wedmnus and Parties. tellies ir ur i.t 11 ! : 1 1! fcnltjfj h ( ( i kinds. mm BASED BREAD Jivcrv Dav. 1 1 lie r 11 iv m j at s I Best Svrnn.Pies. Cakes.!,, TEAS sn COFFE ies Nats. s. CANNED WOODS, ETCi ice brrt Soap In the market 1 Le Roi Savon.: a no neenrmpnt nt rinmeWn ' " '"" J and Imported Cigars tSTAt John Fox' OlJ ttanil new liriea. low ;n nnt ! LADIES' underwear fceotlemca KhlrN, t hlldren's TIolU ins, and A.I1 Ladle (iaraienLa niRtl , t order at the ; TnoalleS03a2aarSktoro nn Krr ro ,. larstrre on First Street uext to Spencer & j B!acKburn. OREGON PACJFICT Curran & Montelth have lots for JULIUS GEADWOHL'S ! GOLDEN BULE BAZAAK. THE LKADIXti CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE j OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS BEOS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE, . j ROY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DOLL CAR, R I AGES, AND A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. Specialty in the finest Teas, Codecs and Family Groceries. He buys direct for net cash and carries tho largest stock in tho Valley. aFInsuranre agent for Fire and Marine. STEAVAET & SOI. -Dealers in- (General - Agri Iron, Steel and Coal Waff oils and Buggies Hope and Cordage Blacksmiths Smtplics Garrlou and And ill! Iiuplwiieiils SPRINGFIELD SAlViViILL A. WIIEELKR. SPRIX(!FILD. PROPRIETOR. SPKIN(iFIELI) OREGON 5f"Albany ynrrt and ofiieo on HhMroodhetween 4th and 5th strcct.JEl A.. Wheeler, Albany MnmiKer, .laviiis lumber not exeelled in ."itiulity, Hid farilltles not surpassed fortt prompt and satisfactory Clllnir or orriero. 1 resrectfullT Fnliclt a ?hre of Ike trade. a. WilEELER ALBANY ON Manufacture eteam i-Mfcine, priit:and j 6.11 hinds c-t iiravy ami iiht work in iron and braes caKtinps. hpecial atteu 1 tion raid to repairing all kiuda of ir.aciiinery. Patterns made on stort notice. E. V. SOX, siutnt. SI J. J03STES Genera Bootee ; next noon to fmst na tiona l ba nk. $JF Snhecriptions received for all the leading ueppaper8 and mag i azinep. THOS. Best Line of Furniture in j Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parloi Cornice Poles Mirrors. Feather Fillows Sxring Mattresses, V inclow Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits ! And ..at you can't find at other houses,! rtavn it. In fact every thing tha. is kept in a first-class house. Ash, Maple and Walnut Chamber sets. Cfimlrtr, Spring Beds, Lounges Etc., Etc., at Prices thmt CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD The City Liquor Store, Zl. BA'VMGAJtT, Proprietor. yNcxt door to tbo (xld Fellows' cmplc, Albany, OrcsniiTta K'tr iTiiiktantly on haml tho UtvMt imrtcd nnl tlniiirgtlr wine, lifnior. rya. Only fint-clafn li,.ior torc in the city SPECIAL &TTENT'0N PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY- TULIUS TOSEPH Manufacturer of Choice Cigais fine itoirlli'te WEST C!xnrs, FlnRand Smokinir Tebacrrs, Mecrfclinuni ncd Briar Pipe, a a a full line f Smokerb' Articles. Alto dcbler in Next aoor to Pffelffer'a t andy stre, Albany, Oresou, pe jlt -AND- GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPKCIALLY-Hay. eats and potatoes to supply caatomers I on the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension and mv incieaeiiiff home) traoV. I where I fell in quantities to suit the 1 j - TOW NSEND'S GARDEN ADDITION TO -A-LIB-A. Is now ou the market for Rale by I Hardware AND - Carpenters' Tools Builders9 Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder t&Euse Saws and Axes, GJrass Seeds Used by tarsi saw roil, mcvhinerjr, iron fronts and C. H. Htewart, Fccretary. BRINK the Citv of Albanv!! ri?rsaji ; store nrchafer. 01fir fort or Ferry trH. R. WL. ROBERTSON. TOWSEXD & WILSON. er and Ltationer. SEA Miahty growth the last ten years imo one of the world's gr-at cities i without a parallel. Xo one can now portray her resource or the mutinied prosperity that the yearn of the fntnre will ponr into her ' And her acenic shore lilies on lake nature been o lavish in her gift aa to Worlds Last I Rome, on her seveujliilh", was o uotliiiig to wattle's biiow crowned Olym- pica uu me uoriu ana wcbs (.Bscaaes on ine eail ana sou 1 11, ana irom thoec mighty bulwarks of nealth, energy infpiratioii-giving, there ariResthe niighty Monnt Ranier, a-w-a-v above every competitor on the Pacific, reminding r.ne ef SEATTLE. THE At the base, which, iu another score city on the Pacitie, the world ' largest THE IVASSOM ADDITION TO SEATTLE JUST PUT CT $200 and upwards. Will taken oil the market in SO Bays, Some of its Kvery lot iu full view of Mount lUnier and Lake Wanhingtoii; 011 railrwad; ' at depot; adjoining Ravenna Park; an electric railway aa eoaii as can be com-: pletcd to it; half dozen fine residence already ondrr eantract on addition; a 125,000 female eoll-pe to 1 opened September, 1KH). Wi'.hont duul.t the VVASSOWl'S ADDITION Is tlii laci!wlicr! peoplo of money, hrms. and why? Because the college-, hr-msn, and why? Because the college, tho view of Mount Kacier, (wnicn m grauacr ncre nun uy nr.v 1 Pn,;et Sound) if for no other reason, would mnko it niopt desirable. j 1 Seattle a michtv citv i fcnildicc. Take luMd of the lest whilo you bavo ( a chance at at lowest prices. TO THE PIONEER A WORD: Why did yon crons tlo plrtir.n ' ntliora in vnnr llftnofl and ocjir.o to history : You have eon(iored this Mnd, made the growth oj rwrativn and tho amaiuuni if colossal fortune, alltioKt in I flow, Dy wo mvenmcnv w a ht. iniiiiwuu,i.i j- 1 -r 1 . ....... -- ...... .... br:.,f tb.f. bnlnnna t vmi. Will vou do it ? The createst corporatiwii, catarrh ever triel by him sud Iiir the ableat 6n.ciere 00 and. America are in.e.U-.g tand ay, , friend, I jnjjtljer box nnilltnni in MAtr. V IU Vbl llOt 1DVC91 a uui vimuvw o w . . .-vi.v -, I have a CO aero tract, ad 80 and two 40 acre tracts. Only few left cheap; ; (Si!rnj ' JOHNIcM A I? N ripe for piattine. any one of which will make you a fortune in a short tune. , Ks-Countv Commis-Motier I-are Co Riiv mi icl; I can't dnnlicato them Rev. d. R. Kirkpatriek in among ! Addition in Oregon. Call on lam at once. i I trill h in Alhanv in it favr dava and will romaio only a day ; be glaU t meet you personanv ana urpo you 10 jum u i umn i bnildinR of Sntt!o, tlie Queen City of the Pacific. When in Seattle be be clad t meet vou personally and urpo yon to join ua 111 trie material nr.- and call at room MH, Seattle RIoxk, you the city. VNARD kuccemsohs to ni'i;s ' ! YJ ! City Drug Store. Dealers iu Drugs, Medicines, Cha j Sponges, Bruehen, Perfumery, School ' Prescriptions carefully compounded. TTLES and eouuil. Nerer has the hand ef make the , Great City, QUEEN" CITY. of yearn, will pa iu population every ocean. THE be A (Wantages: mum ond retineruent the mineral springs. will make their I t r ..1. 1 toe mineral pnng. itavonna 1 arw. Whv did vcu take vour life aud that e tho Coast: M1a1 pen can wnw 1116 rial cities in- eay, imRsioie. you and xhe sole agent frr Wnt-som'a I would where I will take pleaaure in allowing 1... I J 1... r. ... i . ...:..; i. l.. . . i,: t "W- beck:. & CTJSICK. son mopRiETORH or nioale, Fancy and Aitiats' and Toilet A i Holes, Supplies. I'hysieiaiis' First Street. Albany, Ore on. FIRST NATIONAL BAHK GF AIBANY. OREGON . PKtsioENi, L. Flinn. j VICK-FKESIPKNT S. E. FOUDg, i cashier, E. V. Langdon ' rPRANSACTS A UKSKKAL I1AXK1XG ; J. UL'Si.iiKS. Acrt.tinlii kept- i-ubject to check. Sjitflit KxihiPu'e ami leiejrrainic Transfer eoM en N'rw cr'x, l hiraj.o, San KranriHco Mul l-ortl"jii1,(irtcon. 'ctlotii. made on favorable term. S. K. Vol' se. I.. I'LIX w.i;. n dm: W. Laows COWAN RALSTGH m tmttttkllfi Albany, - Oregon Traussit a mm i.J liuKj.i Imoinefli. Irair lizht ilr.iJiR en .Nw i:r , Sjii Frcn Isoand i'orUanl, f't. Loon roonoy on upprcvo-i 8i-ciir.tT. Kweiv tK'potfitseiihjcct t check. jr Collettioim ntrustot U) a i!l repriv jrnmntjuttMilirtii i BANK OF OREfiON, ALBANY, OREGON. CATII AI.... il,K)0 Prrnlilcnl..... Vlre Pre -.. II. HRY4T II. K. .IKKRII U .1.11 v. i;i t'lur.'.ToHr: t. liLAl.N. Hahttr ... I H llKTANT. I (ico. llc.Mrm E. .'. I.AXMM Scrt.t .-.-l r.r. ." II. Stewart. )!. K. Mr.t::iLi . rLaiiJi; telegraphic traujfir boueht r.ii'l sold on JScw York, San Francisco end Portland, Oregon. !?' Colh'clioiis ma 1" rn fa orablo terms. Fanners k Merchants i INStJK ft.NCE CO. OK Alba ny Or eqon CAPITAL S.SOI ti, m.VMI.M9 PAID IP CAPITAL 8V1.II0O. OFFICERS, j President AV. F. Head. Viee-Prenident J. O. A ritsman. Treasurer J. L. Cowan. Secretary J. K. Elderkin. directohp. It. . Mraiian, J. L. Cowan, J. O. Writatnan, F. Simpeon, W E. Rer.d.J. K. Weatberford, L. L. Foley, Jolin P.urnett and M. Sternberg. Safe, Sound, uonservaiive i A Square Company, i Managed by Square Mtn: ! Patronized by Square People ' Paxsesiire Hem Eatrjii6 TOR ALK II V Al l.r)RVGGIS1. "Somr-Jmonths niro nrnnrrrK:d a i box of Iir. .1. P. Ciill'e Catarrh Cure for : M ... l...t fit. .linn- ... .. ; M..M.,Vn- liroilln an..), marli. j rinc j i,!m j,HV(, n,r !ox cf : rine. lie now nM for three more Oretron. Ppringfteld. I.cuc countv. Or? jron. Prof J. V. Johnson, president of the ! State iinlveraiiy, fsaya il cured him ct I a eourh afti'r two other preserlption'. had failed, Likewis two of his little j cirls ued It to cure their eoujrh. Mrf I Mark Huil.T. wife of Frof Ba'dry, j cent it to Prof .lolinsor, ar.d recr.ui, ! mtnds it to all who surter from co'ds i and roughs. For concha it r.rt like! a charm, and can te inhaled iuto Iho ' pipf or pafni:'s. v.-here o Iher ! eouuh enrea can teoi-h TAKE TIIE CAH RATES: To any part ol the ritv, "(' rrctf. For calling, first hour" $1 ."(). em-li Buhnequeiit lionr 1. Stand in front of i?. I'. Vinni:' and AY. F. Head's r rep.; 1.. 1 less 1 FROM CHMEER Overland to Vl.V OlTIIMtJJ Ku'IKIC CvMPakv'm THE MOUNT SHASTA T0DTE. Time Between and mb 1'ranrlcr ! Albany 35 35 o -d1 s s . California eresfi trains run daily between I'nrtlaml l ul San Franriseo. !.itii 1 fjiorra" 4:00 i iu..Lv 1'ortland ....Ar.. 10:45 mm V.ihpin..Lr Allmnj- Lr.. 6:45 uu ':.r. a m..Ar S. KraJK-imo.Lr.. 7-OOpm lAcal Pim. Train Rally-Ex. SunJaT w'ai..Lt l'.ntLii.a Ar. . 3:46 put li:ljiu..Lv Albany.Lrll-J5m 2:10 pm..Ar.....Euitene Lv.. 9am LrbaaoM l(rancta. n:vo,jiu..Lv Alliany Ar.. :3Qua Wpm..Ai Ihanon Lv.. 6:4Sub 1:50 pm..l.t.. ...Albany Ar.. J:"tS p m..Ar.....Lfbmon.....Lv.. 8:40 am 7,;i a tii..Lv....Allany.. Ar.. 4.20 pn .i2a m..Ar Lflan"on.JLT.. S'40 fm I'uilittCFFETSLEERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, For neremmodation ct Soond-CUaa Pu Beniftri" attached to Fxpreea 1 rains. The H. V, Co.'a Ferry males connection with all the regular train on the east alda di virion from foot of F street. Potrland. Went Side Dlrtnlaa. Between l'oitland and Corvallis. ' Mull Train lilly - Except Sunday 7 34 a m . . Lv. ... PoTtian l ...Ar.B.SOp. m. K":-J5 p m. .Ar. Ccrtaiu. . L. 1.80 p. n. At Albany and Con alii connect with Irainaof Orcpon PatiBcRailroad. i:prettH Train Ially (Exctpt Eundaj)' v ni. . Lv.... I'ortUud... Ar.. 3:00 am i.OO p m . Ar.....MrMinnile.Lv.. fi.aSasa THROUGH TICKETS J lo AI5 roinf SOUTH AND EAST Via California. X? For fuH information regardniff rataa, nm, etc, call on coo.pany s aprent at Albaay . KOKULKR. tlanaer Asst. O.F. P HBION PACIFIC ELT COXPlSit Overland Route Trail. for the Fart leave Portland at 7 A. M vaa :uo r. u. duly. TICKETS' to and from principal point in United Etataa, uuiaua ana r.urope. PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS. Fret Colonist Bleenin Can Bin Tbrauk ta x TtfS Traini OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS, f Irganl cw DIiiIbr Cr Wit 4 banr, C'.'.'S" tt.r.ucctifns at rottland for baa Pra' J i-wo and I'ujctt Sound pointa. ! . r fi.rilier fcrtirtlars inquire of Cnraaallc j VI"! : ith, First Strct, Allnv, C'reon. -H IVwt Irave tlie Comrony'a wharf, a th fet r.rtau:i in Etrert, on Txivdajr aa ! VrUa-.- of orb w-k. C. i.. KAWL1NCH. Ixwal Aa-eat. 1 v. . 5iiim:c. General TraHr Maaaeer. J. . LEE. ! . P. a. THE- PACIFIC RAILROAD. Orepn BeYelopmeiit Oo.'s Steamship Lln.e 25 IlILESSUORTER. AND 2'J Hours Less Tim. Tlim by any other rr.utc: J .'.-'.-n..vlati:i unt i:tr-r-d formmfort aW ,'n. Ftrc :;r; lrelrt.U ia Yaquina aa4 -r.r 1'rryfiji 1K t oprntnt ccmrany'a stea 1 bir'. i 'irh : that by anv other route ba ..r, r!) pninti in the VilUomette Valle r-.0 rranciMn. Sailing dates. rsox Tanxa. j Willamette Valley Man Mfe Willamette Valley letb I Willamette Vaihy , jath j paoM sax raastiTCO j Willamette Vaik-y HarehlCth j Willamette Vullry (otk i Willamette Valley st j Tne company reaenre the right to ebaez , ti'ameni or a ilicrdatc. ; O. II. Hahkll, Jb., tten F. & P. Aietrt. : 304 Montgomery street, San Francisco, L BAII.T rAF"KGr.R TKACI. , K.ctpt bnndayt.) ; L Yiina8:45 a n I.r Albany 10 r I CnulHBl0:3s a I Cor-alU 1-40 ra 1 Ar Alny 11:10 xu Ar Vao.uin f 40 r. a. I O. k C. trams connect at Allan and Cot Wk. M Hnaa, C. Hoor. General Manare. Acting G. F AP. jijrent j , Corvallia. Q cm JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery. Mft Sale stable Corner Second and EOsievrih SU. ALBANY, - - ORBGOS 1 TT0ilKa aoARsiro by the day or month. Ckr ! Xlrlareaor btunriea im reawwable tera. rdal FOSHAY & MASON, VholeiIe asd RetaU Dfiniists 1 Booksellers a 1BAXY, OBafc BROWNSVILLE. o. r, Hiivr Jt AOft. J-(al Jistatc and XS VP A nce a CEX t ouirarlor aad Builder. ri-lli: I'SDERSICSKD HAVING LOCATEtt 1 in Alhnny noliciu rotronae from dtw ,-r.il ocuntrr. W ill contract to boild bridso. tarnr, and all manner cf dwelling bonae. inriuoinf Queen Anne. tasuaae ana uio- t-cthian Htvlei of building. Will furniak plans and sptcrflcatlnns free of ehanrea. Etna ia. tion guarantee"'.. W. v. V-JBSfii. ; Yaquina Roote ! 1