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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
AND STILL BELL
MAKES COOP"

The philosophy II ife ia TO
make good From the proverbs 81
william Hell
William Hell acting Reaiherman.
b. certainly making gead. In lat
he Ia wrapping tyinE delivering
the real goods 20 The people ~ Sc
Attic WIth nsafneaH aud dispatch
Foreeatfsr Bell hasn't fallen
down once this month tie has a
rerfsft batting average and bHH
fIsidrd hla position without an
error
Yesterday. vhen he predicted
sheasra lt looked like foul tip.
bnt Sir william landed on that
presiiftion for a three base hit. for
the skv has sept M least a dozen
tears 80 Oar TODAY
knd Sir William EaYs II may ram
tomorrow.
W hope he f. losing bla battling
I've for nobody wants bad weather
when tho Nebraska takes her
maiden DIP
Hero Be- HeIl'a averaFes
Al nat HIT Erfora 7 G
nHo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
MilIiOn=DOIIar Fund
to Break Big Union
BILLION. DOLLAR TRUST MAKES TIC STRIKE N IT'S OHIO
STEEL MILLS rHE OPENING WEDGE TO Kill
AmALoAmArEo ASSOCIATION OF IRON STEEL
WORKERS

YOUNGSTOWN. ohio The pres
cnt strike a. the plants Of the
American Steel Hoop CO viii be
fought 10 a finish The company
a subsidiary concern % the Cafue=
sic Steel company and the United
statea Steel corporation. Is said %
have a fund ~ g. GOO D0o t. bust
thc AmalFamatnd association The
officials say they aru EuinE tn DO o.
There uIii be- 10 compromise no
quarter II will be the aim 81 the
company simply 10 break up the
AmAlaumtsd association for good
and all - FAR aa the trust mills are
concerned
The men ueedHf think they can
stand oft az long a. possible ami
then come hack and SGT their ioba
uhen the strike f. over said an
official ~ the mills todaK The
men Wha are EaIHE into the mills
aoW vii remain there II they can
80 The vurk lf our old men don't
want to 60 hack uas they won't So
back II all
The men. neFertheieFE. are stay
ms out They are also getting out
the newcomers in squads - two
three and four Three ruuFhrff
came ouf last night after three
heaters had come out tn ths AFTER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
WOMEN ARE
SUSPECTED
IMPORTANT etu1 TO PERPETRATORS INFANT MURDER IN
PORTLAND DISCOVERED by PoLlcG-rHG SUSPECTS HAVE
DISAPPEARED

tiny stocking. When tho Infants
body was found In the yallae one
foot was bare. and thiH stocking
found In the room at the 80 Charles
hotel looks very much like the
mate FOR the stocking ON the one
clothed foot The articles are not
damaged and no reason ia apparent
for their abandonment
A chemical analysis of the con.
tents OF tho bottle Is being made.
With "a view 90 determining If pos.
aiblc whether the mixture con.
talnrd iu If a poisonous nature An
autopsy will also be held uu the
body TO disclose the actual eauhe OF
death
when the baby was found In the
grip there were two hllrtcfH On ltH
lips That Coroner Finley thought
might indicate that the little one
was poisoned The theory Of the
police ia that tho child was illeEli
mate and was brought here "a De-
disposed 81 to avoid scandal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

neon
splrs 81 the steel trust are said
10 boz thick On the ranks 81 the
AmalEamafed men A. the present
time and have been for two Yrars
past
REPORTING TO THE OFFICERS
ef the sfesi hoop depart msnf the
kIsaa aud actions ~ the men EN-.
rlUyrd iu the mills here
one man confessed yesterday fu
having been rryiuE an hia fellow
vurh men and told samffhiuk about
the methods that have been rHr
sued The man for the past fua or
three years has been working uu
the iG.inHh bar mill ~ the lower
plant here
r. is claimed thar there are other
men hmnuE tho strikers who are
Htifl giving 90 ihe company reports
on che actions ~ The men II ia
HaHd that fhss have arreaH tH the
meetings - fhr meu End Imms.
aiateIf after fhr msstInea are held
theY are reported - the company
IN detail
In tho confession before Justice
MIakell the man avs DO received
fiHn 70 month f1r working ard HHY
iuE and uaa ai'uwaH r1rsnae for
minEIiuR aHfh The HHn ile told ~
aaaofiatea Ih thr work
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Swallow Hands
Out Hot Bunch
PROHIBITION PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE WRITES OPEN LGr.
rER TO PARKER IN WHICH HE BECOMES SARCASTIC

basis having from hts standpoint
done that issue all harm possible h1
c,eeIlaueeriuE for you. However.
loyalty 90 ms principles would com
pei me. though The process might
be paInful % sou. "a suggest an
answer 90 one inquiry IN your lef
ter. VIA Shall economy ~ admin
istratIan be demanded o. shall e
travaFauer be encouraged My an
swef would be yes 90 the first cues
tion and no tn the second I could
then nrocrrd u demonstrate hos
DC elected. yea OF I could demand
economy and discourage extrava
ganeH uy putting in the first mes
sage 20 congress a recommendation.
o. submit 20 popular vote. the
adoption % an Amendment 90 The
constitution
-Eirat Dlmnirlur the profit
sharing partnership existing BE-
tween the government and the liquor
traffic. and
Second Forever prohibiting the
manufacture and sale as a beverage
OF ali Intoxicating nquofa
such a Law. executed bF officials
friendly 90 II. would have saved
last year s. see go direct cost. and
an equal amount FOR caring Zoe
criminals and paaperu. the product
% the traffic"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
WERE ONCE
FAMOUS
oLDsTInE ACTORS or Ma.
TloNAL RENoWN MAY co TO
ACTORS HOME

The local Actors union and the
Charity Organization society are
iulHR 60 make arrangements TO
send 700 G1Ytau. Hu actress wei
known iu the United states dozen
years ago. aud William j Marshall.
uu old uw0 theatrical manager. who
are nov stranded in thIs city. Co the
Actors home. ON staten island The
rase WAS referred 10 John Cort
manager of the Grand opera house.
whom they asked for ulI.
Miaa Clayton r. now 90 years Of
nEc She ls suffering from uafv-
ouH disease, which made I'd necessary
to send her u "a local hospital a
short time ago. Marshall who was
formerly the manager Of several
chicago theafeHs and II Buffalo
WIfa Wild West show. IL au old
friend Of penman Thompson the
veteran actor The latter has been
communicated With for aid
Marshall has been trying 20 make
% living for himself and Miss Cay
ton for several Years past by selling
"a lamp wick fal which ha get % pat
emit Ear D. years Miss Clayton was
the head of "a theatrical troupe OF
her own. old axe compelled her te
go ont of business
Previous 90 that time she was a
shining iEht I'm view York and Phil
BdelphIa theatefs Iu the 'S0.s Mr.
Marshall aud herself secured "a large
amount 81 natafiety hy travelling
from san Francisco Co New York by
foot II was not many years ago
that Niles Gaytnu gave performance
iu this city ana was bauquettrd b.
admirers here,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
MEN IN TIE ISSUES or THE COMING CANADIAN CAMPAIGN

The dominion elections viii be
held THURSDAY November 9. nom
iuafIon day being October "a It la
aIEaihcaut that both liberals aud
conservative are preparing iIfefas
tufs. aud II lH expected that
che campaign viii be- the hottest
since thr confederation q the prov
ireHa iu lssf
Tae elections v,fe 10 have been
held ysaf 40. bHf hitch lu The
Grand TrunH Pacific railway asai
and Iaufiefa 600 health caused a
paHIpausmeHf. much g. the disgust
of the conservative. who bad pHe.
pared toms - campaign literature.
which la ua# fHl4sIssH
Tho main iHaur uIii afli De- the
Grand ruaH Pacific railway pfai-
ct though # il significant that the
people 90 Canada are remarkably
Huzfhsfir REGARDING This Bis deal
Conservative admit that another
fHHHHfuutIueHfal Zine Is necessary.
uHf they claim that the liberals are
giving Too many concessions tu Tire
Grand ruua railway and that the
government plans 60 haild the line
too Tar tu the north L aaa afIF
InatiY the purpose ~ the govern
maui 90 build westward from a
point 81 The bead 0f Lake superior.
haf TIE rroHs 81 Quebec kirkrd 80
vigorously that Do MAS decided 20
safend ths tine through that pruFs
iuea down - Monrfuu New Bruins
uIak This extension Vii The III
erals expect. catch votes iu Quebec.
which uov gives lhufisf practically
bic entire majority 90 she house 81
commons uuf ~ g. seats in that
province. iaHrier uus controls =
and II Boz assumed that he. being a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
Especial 10 The start

PORTLAND Oct The dlscoy-
cry was made last night Of what Is
believed TO be an important rlcw 10
the women who left a suit case con.
thlnluE the body OF murdered in
tant at the Portland depot.
The daY before tho murder was
discovered two women appeared ~
tho 81 Charlcs hotel and were AZ.
signed Ia a room One Of them
carried a telescope ynliae aud the
clerk believes that the other car.
ficd an infant although on thia
point he is not certain They res.
iatered ~ Ellen q Davis. Of slietf.
and N q smith Of Tacoma
After the women had left the
hotel the following articles were
found In tho room they occupied
4 baby s nursing bottle. half full Of
milk a baby'H blanket. two bottles
filled With a water appearing chem
Teal thought 20 be poison. and a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

French Canadian. will continue 10
control them as long aa he remains
at the head Of the liberal party.
Lord Uuudanald. the hero Of
lHdyamith. general officer com
mandluR the Canadian forces. wac
diHmlaaed uy the liberal government
because he presumed % assert that
lion sydney Fisher. minister -
agriculture WaH introducing politics
into the militia The conservative
viii maintain that Uuudanaii vas
hafahIF treated hY the French Ca
uadian premier and will make what
capital they can cut nf the incident
s.f Wunld IaurIer became pre-.
mIsr In 1896 and 900 indications
point e. long term ahead of him
BE vas born Soy 90 1871. iu the
province 90 Quebec. and all hiH an
reatofs we're French lie vas cdH-
Gated ia MrGl1 university and Waa
admitted 90 the bar.
tu Ik1i be- entered politics being
elected member ~ the Quebec leg
islnfure On IsFa be was sent to The
Canadian parliament. where ia q
f,u years be rose tn leadership IH
the liberal party He became the
legislative rival ~ SIR John A Mac
donald she sturdy old seHehmaH
Who Haa Tor - many years the con
sentative premier Of Canada These
two men Jed opuoalta sides in The
uittsneal rampafEnf % dominion his
tory. the younger liberal leader
finally oserthfowing the machine
built mp by tie other But they
always appreciated each others
abilities and At Sir Johns funeral
Taurer delivered an eloquent
cuioEY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06


CHICAGO. Oct s-silas e. sHal-
low. prohl6lfiouist candidate fer
president. has written an open LET.
ter. dated October I. 70 judge Park
er. In which he In an adroit man
ner takes a fling az both the demo
cratic and republican candidates
After suggesting that be and Judge
Parker - On q ioint campaigning
tour. be save
We could discuss the question
What is the Dominant Issue tn
Tbs Campaign I could show the
substantial agreement % all parties.
especially the demoefafic and re-
publican. on reciprocal tariff goid
standard. and the Philippines. Also
On getting the offices and the &C
eompauying salaries. and you could
emphasize the personal differences
between your own conservatism and
M Rooseveits dangerous strena-
osity.
You would doubtless maintain.
A. 10 yogr letter that a great wrong
e. a weaker nation had been done
b President Roosevelt In the meth
% employed In acquiring the Pan
ana canal route. bat. nevertheless
Ne should forgive ourselves for the
sin thus committed. and demon
strate 90 the world our seli-induig-
euce. by proceeding with due dili-
gsnce IN the work Of constructing
the canal. a duty that should be
promptly performed.
The ethics % THIS seeming para
dux could be illustrated ~ the ven
cradle adage One might as well
D. hung for a sheep as a lamb.
When Il comes my turn % speak.
need not refer 20 your silence on
the geld issue tn sure u your nom
nation: nor o. your having twice
voted Tor the Bryan silver plank
nor 70 Mr. Bryan's declared purpose
70 DO all In his power % elect you
and your gold standard with The
further purpose of recognizing bis
party after election. On the silver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
AT THE THEATERS


~ NhH"HNN #HH HHEHNN
Ralph Stuart ard 90 capable come
rauy Wefe seen last riRHl 81 the
Grand opera house BOO mH#h lm-
proved rfaHeufsf#aH 81 IT'S HIFHt ~
Sword During the tHfHe years
stuart haH been playing the piece lu
iHr east be- hHs added 90 and taken
from the play una II moss faua with
d fuuHtHHr.H #HH hTHaHHF that
leaves little ta be desired
Stuart himself being adapted
hE feaH 81 ~ physique aud person r
aiity faf fhe roia IF Richard Ham
lltDn. makes tHa leading role tl-
umrh. and hlH support b. god Ma
bei Wright. u the role 90 eliza Pc
truyif#h sore hHH princess robes
with EHa#s ana made the mHaf Of
her Part. which admits ~ little but
60 IaaE pretty. Ar IIe'tou ~ Ben
Hsit the kairt. al some excellent
character acting else.
Repeated curtain coils marked
every scene. nnd stuart responded
aitb Is witty speech after fHa duel
scene Ia the second act. explaining
fhat De- had inadvertently broken
hIa opponents sword aHd pretty
nearly made meza uf THINGS
stuart + enc af fhr HIHfeTrst
HHnrlamHH coo the stage
.IF HIEhf 81 ssnrl' wiz Huu fnT
the rrHf ~ the week. including SAT-
Hriay matinee.
con- Sunday and tHo a9# ael.uE
nights the Grand alIi offer tie leFit-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

FOR DEP0RTED MINERS

An entertainment for the benefit
a. tbc families OF the dopufted
miners ~ Colorado is Co De- given
al ono of the large theuierH of the
city within short time Three
renreacntailKes uf tho Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners addressed the
Western Central Labor union last
evening on tho subject and it waH
agreed to give the entertainment
under tho auspices uf that body.
The entertainment consists Of
atareoptlcun views taken duriue the
disturbance In Colorado mud lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
CHILD ASKS
FOR DAMAGES

ole Hosek. the father of Ruby
Hoeck. a child who was badly hurt
In street car accident on Green
Lake car last summer while an tho
way r. sunday school picnic o.
woodland park. flied a damage suit
in her behalf today against The S0-
HftIa Electric company Damages To-
ne sum ~ $4,000 are asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
PARKER
DECIDES
CANDIDATE SAYS ne WILL NOT
TAKE TIE STUMP DURING
TIE CAMPAIGN


NEW YORK. Oct Tn state
meut issued this morning from the
national democratic headquarfefa.
Chairman TaKKart announced that
Judge Parker haa fully determined
after carefully considering the mat
ter. not 20 - on the stump Such
speeches az be deems desirable to
make. will b. made 40 Rosemout
Chairman TaKgart saFa the Incl
dent is closed and those IN charge
% the campaign fully approve u
the determination OF judge Parker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

The silver King Is pleasing big
houses ~ the popular Aleaaar the
alter Il Is splendl4ly mounted and
well portrayed II will run through
the rest af the week Next sunday
afternoon a Huaaier Heroine"
starts a run OF six performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
RUN THE
BLOCKADE
CHINESE JUaKs ORGANIZE ~
A SYSTEM OF BLOCKADE
RUNNERS
n4 seripp. s.vs An,

~ Fcfiprs views Asa.n1
TOXIC. OCT the Japanese
fleet of Port Arthur today captured
= Junk laden with provisions. which
was trying 10 enter the harhoF The
statements 81 the crew indicate the
existence % fleet Of 80 iunka or
ganired 10 run the bloc ade from
the vicinity of TaIugtan. The iunks
enter during the night while the
discharge 81 Russian guns and 81
ploaluu II mines give them an al
vantage over the vessels - the
blorkadlng fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

lures explaining the events by the
union miners Who are BON here
similar entertainments have been
given TIA other cities o. ia said and
have been great success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
a GENTLEMAN

"A GENTLEMAN 0F FRANCE
The james Men company. at the
Seattle. are meeting with splendid
success in a Gentleman of France.
which Is one ~ their best rIaya II
viii finish thc week. and On sun
day afternoon the SeuIs open
weeks eHEa cement 81 The Con-
qusrufa the much discussed play
which recently sef ell les Angeles
aFDF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

The nsu Russo siberian play.
=For Tier Sake fa drawing good
houses ~ tho Third Avenue II win
conclude Saturday night and An
Orphans Prayer sin open on sun
day afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
SICK OF his JOB

Louis Messing. a local levelfr.
today instituted divorce proceedings
against Mu Mary Messing with
whom he has lived only % days
lie claims that his bride r. exceed
inEl~ extravaRanf and that he can
not earn enough money 20 support
her In the style she seems 20 have
been accustomed 20. During the
short time they lived together he
claims she has spent n Roudly p0rz
tlon Of hia months income ln riot
Gus living and earougluR Ills wife.
be SAYS. besides her bad habits Is
afflicted with n malovolent diHpoal-
ton Tho couple were married
April G and separated April -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
CITY WON OUT

Tn the $4,000 damage suit 81 Mra.
Matilda Potter against the city, "A
superior court jury this morning
found for The defendant Mrs Pot
ter claimed to have boon badly in-
Iured by falling through a tempo
mry Sidewalk on broadway several
months aFu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

IN. Alaska Commercial come
pauvH steamer Bertha arrived in
port from valdez and points Co the
Weatwafa fhlH morning Tho vessel
carried 30 passengers and z8H toms
~ ore for the Tacoma smcifer The
Gro Is from She mines of A 3. na"f.
SON. au Iaf1u.He Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
WILL have NO WATER

Twelve hundred delinquent water
consumers nili have their water
supply EhHt or according to su-
psflutrudenf InuuEH. unless they
pas their rents hY The 10Th ~ this
month There ARE thA many de-
Hnaucnfa for tho fhIri quarter ~
the present year They have al
ready been fined O. cents for de-
nnauenry. bat u their water fs shut
Of they sIH BE- fined an equal
amount again. This la The rule laid
Hsan bF the rity water ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
MRS. WIHSL0M'S
SOOTHING SYRUP

has san uaed IS Millions ~ Mathrrs Tor thsM
children while faafhtag Tor over llftV Years
n s.zafHns the child. s0ftrHa the gums, nIiaFH
alt palm, cures Wind collie, And IL tho lest
FefnfaIiY fur diafrhtea.
TwTNTN-FIFr CTNTs A nOTTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

procseiinas Tor the condemnation
II property damages by The im-
rfuTcmruf - PIKE street were begun
In Superior Judge gHfslus court
thIa morning. and uiH probably o0-
curry several days 4 iury hsa not
set been Hufed.
Mrs Lydia sterling today tiled o.
divorce auIf against her husband
George Sterling she alleges nun-
support
New wouIeua Herald. tailor 1879
- "
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French Canadian. viii continue 10
control them as long aa he remains
at the head Of the liberal party
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
DENIES HE GAINED
FORTUNE BY INFLUENCE
DR.. Henry WcIIes Horn Says He Did
Nothing to Win Old Lady's
Affection

OAKLAND. Feb. 27.-There was no
undue influence used with Mrs. Ellen
b. Musser to induce her to leave DIR.
Henry Welles Horn a fourth of her
estate. valued at about $4,000, ac-
cording to an answer filed by him in
the will contest to-day In a petition
to have the will set aside Mrs. Laura
Dodge and Mrs. Catherine COlburn,
sisters of the deceased, state to the
court that the doctor caressed and
fondled their sister while she was sick
in a sanitarium and being an old lady
81 years of age, she was won over by
his attentions. The two sisters were
only left $40 each.
Horn. in his answer filed to-day.
denies he was unduly affectionate to-
ward Mrs Musser or that his conduct
was in any way improper. He admits
that she made two wills while in the
hospital. but asserts that ii was of her
own accord and that nothing was done
TO influence her in the disposition OF
her property.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
UNIVERSITY EVENTS

BERKELEY, Feb. 27.-If it rains
Monday, the labor day celebration will
be postponed until a more propitious
occasion. This announcement was
made to-day by John a. Britton, act
ing president of the university, in the
absence cf President Wheeler. Uni
versity exercises in the Harmon gym
nasium will take the place of the labor
day exercises in case this action be-
comes necessary.
The executive committee of the AS
sociated Students has decided that the
assistant coach for next years football
eleven shall not receive salary in ex-
cess of $500. Three assistant coaches
may be engaged at not more than $500
each. This decision will be sent to
Stanford III few days by Frank
Mcconnell. '95. secretary of the COM
mittee.
The Agricultural Club has elected
the following new officers: President,
Samuel Stow: vice president, Miss
Alice r. thompson; secretary, Frank
kellogg: treasurer, w. w. Bullock
The club is preparing to make a num-
Der of trips into the country for the
purpose of visiting ranches and dairies
and inspecting the methods in actual
practice upon them.
The university orchestra will give
the concert in the Greek Theater that
has so often been postponed on ac-
count of rain. that is, unless it rains
again tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
HALLWAY CONDUCTORS
WILL MAKE MERRY
Third Annual Ball of the Order VIII
Be Given at Maple Hall Next
Monday Evening

OAKLAND. Feb. 27.-The commit
tees in charge Of the ball to be given
next Monday evening by Division No.
364. order Of Railway Conductors.
have completed the arrangements for
The affair which viii be the third an
nual ball given by the local division.
In order to accommodate those who
live IN Berkeley. Alameda and East
and West Oakland special cars will be
Tun 10 all these points from Twelfth
street and Broadway at the conclusion
Of the ball The committees in charge
Of the affair are:
Arrangem F. Heckre. L. L.
stevens and II. ". Moore.
Reception-Mrs E J. Burns. Mrs.
y. 3. Allen. Mrs. A. Hughes Mrs. E.
Rathburn. Mrs. d. ". Nutting, George
McHugh. A. Hughes. L. w. Cummings.
p. 7. Wyllie and p. SDicer.
Floor-E. W. Rivers. H. c. Watson.
r. J. Burns. z l. Bair. F. Ackerman.
II. a. Clark. James Fitzpatrick. H. c.
Hubbard. ". Y. Stafford and J. D.
Moffitt.