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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25
sMooT CONTROLS CACHE.
Provo Mans Followers Name Ticket
For Republicans in the County.
Special 70 The HeraldO


Logan, Utah, Sept. 24.-The Repub-
licans of this county held their conven-
ton today and placed the following
ticket in the field;
Legislature-D. Roberts of Logan, T..
II. Merrill Of Richmond, William H.
Vaughan, jr., of Wellsville.
County Commissioners - Four-year
term, Joseph G. Knowles Of Logan, B.
\. Hendricks of Lewiston.
Clerk.-Jacob y. Larsen OF Paradise.
Sherif-Thomas II. Smith of Logan.
Recommendation {. Parkinson Of
Hyrum.
Attorney. c. Walters of Logan.
RecordeT-Rebecca Z. Ames Of Logan.
Asssssor-Joseph Richardson, Smith
field.
Surveyor-Karl c. Schaub Of Logan.
superintendent OF Schools--J L. Nc
Carey Of Richmond.
Constable-George l. Farnes
The convention was dominated by the
SmoOtlerites. Congressman Howell was
out all day with the glad hand for ey-
erybOdy, explaining, protesting inno-
cence. and striving in every way to as
suage the wrath of the ants, but the
way the Smoother gang in the conven-
tiOn rubbed salt in the ants wounds
nullified Joseph's efforts to a large de-
StNN AlE Al0lllAlldLloAA uL huWNleS,
who was a Hammond man, partially
smoothed the rufied feelings of the
ants, but as A whole the class ridder
over by the SmOotlerites at the state
convention primaries are sore as ever
and the convention was anything but
a harmonious gathering When it be-
came apparent that Knowles would win
out for commissioner some OF the How
ell leaders made a desperate effort to
get him to withdraw on account of his
being polygamist, but Knowles re-
fused 20 be beaten I'm that way. The
clerk. treasurer. recorder. assessor and
surveyor were all renOminated by ac-
clamatiOn. There were three ballots
taken on the year commissionership.
The ticket is not, regarded as a strong
one even by many leading Republicans
The court house, where the convention
was held, was gOrgeOusly decorated
Representative Thomas H. Morrill, and
Sidney o. Stevens of this city were
temporary chairman and secretary, re-
spectively. of the convention.
Joseph A. Smith of Providence was
permanent chairman. Mr.. Smith was
candidate fer the legislature hut W
II. Vaughan. Howelfs bTOther-in- law,
beat him SO 20 40
AT the close of the convention the
logan delegation nominated Thomas y
smith FOR justice, George !. Barnes for
constable and J. w. Barrett for city
chairman
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Notice

NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN THAI
the assessment of the tax leyled by the
city council Of Salt Lake City, Utah, by
ordinance passed SEPT. ~ 1904. upon the
property abutIing upon all of lots L.
and Z. block >. plat Il" Salt Lake City
survey, and part OF The southwest quar-
ter OF section 81. township 1 north. range
j east. Salt Lake base ana meridian, de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning 1SOH feet north and north
~ degrees, 81 minutes east. $500 feet from
the stone street monument at the inter-
section OF state and First streets. run
ming thence north SS degrees, 81 minutes
easz. 147,7 feet thence north 81 degrees,
80 minutes east. d.S feet, thence north
80 degrees, 80 minutes cast us feet thence
north - degrees, ~ minutes east. 1874 feet.
theme poTtb l5e 10 feet for the purpose OF
gfadinS, eufbiBg pHfing on Canren road
from state street TO Second streeI, ia paw
ing district No. 90, Is completed.
That the board Of equalization and re-
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COLD WAVE FOR NORTH.
Meteorological Report From Rspubli
can State Headquarters.

Governor Wells John G. Cutler and
Judge ]. z. Frick leave this morning
for the northern part OF the state "a
spread the glad tidings that Sm0Ot and
Shoots men should be voted for. Wes-
ley X. Walton will relieve them Of part
OF their bother at two meetings on Mon
day Residents of Woodruff and Ran
dolph are hereby warned TO have warm
clothing ready. The ice cap win descend
on Woodruff at in the afternoon and
on Randolph at o'clock. The next day
Laketown and Garden City Will be con-
gealed. Wednesday will witness the sol
idifieation OF Logan. Smithfield and Hy-
rum get il on Thursda-; Mendon and
Wellsville on Friday; Fielding and Gar
land on Saturday
II viii be a tRrrible week for the poor
folks in the north
And the inoffensive inhabitants of
Washington county will catch II next
week. The redeubtabic Bill OF Ogden
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AMERICANS REPORT PROGRESS.
Committee Announces Party Has
Many New Accessories.

At American party headquarters yes
terday it was reported that many men
from the outside districts of Salt Lake
county had called to say they Would
support the ticket The county commit
tee has sent its canyassezs out through
the county and expects TO De able TO re-
port on the success they nave within a
few days
for Tuesday night at the Murray opera
house. A meeting viii be held at Alta
today for the same purpose. 80
A number of ladies of the city VIII
meet "a the Knutsford parlOrs Friday
afternoon 10 take preliminary steps To-
ward forming a Wanens auxiliary TO alo
the work Of the party.
The American party state convention
will DO held Sept 81. a rife ana drum
corps is being organized under the direc-
ton Of Jack Heffern2n, ana viii PROBABLY
be IN shape TO parade or the evening Oh
convention day.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
James Moss of Sugar House is a
Candidate.

James Moss. principal of the Sugar
House school. has announced his can
didacy for the Democratic nomination
Tor county superintendent Of schools.
Mr. Moss made "a brilliant record in the
University of Utah and was the young
est graduate the institution ever turned
out He has been teaching school for
twelve years, holds a state high school
diploma and served on the teachers
examining board of the county for Eve
Years. His home<is in Murray. but he
las friends all through the county Who
are working hard for his nomination.
o. M. Mumford, also of Murray. is 4
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for county superintendent of
schools. The school convention VIII
probably be held during the noon reces
of the county convention
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view appointed by the city council for
that purpose. viii meet at the office of
the city recorder, room 100 CITY and coun-
" building, on Monday. Oct. 3 1904. and
1904, between the hours Of $50 and $40
p. m, and will hear and consider any
objections and make correction IL any tax
which said board may deem Unequal or
unilst
That during said time, between the
hours OF a. m and 2. m. said list
Will be open to public inspection at the
office OF the city recorder, room 100 city
and county building Salt AXE City, Utah.
BY order OF the city council, dated Sept.
p, 1903. j. S. CRITChlCW,
City Recorder.
Paving Extension No. II
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MANY DEMOCRATIC AsPIRANTs.
Lengthening List Of Men Who Are
Available

increased activity among aspifants for
places on the Democratic county and
legislative tickets is noticeable. and a
I0ns lst of candidates is in the field.
with primaries tomorrow night. Csucuses
tomorrow and Tuesday and the conven-
ton on Wednesday the candidates have a
ouSy time ahead of them this week The
convention will be held in the Salt Palace
Theatre beginning at 10 o'cloch in the
forenoon. and both the county and iegis-
latiye tickets will be named on Wednes-
day. The convention will contain 81 dele
gates.
Candidates mentioned in connection
with senatorial nominations are ]. C..
Leary, r.. y. Baskin. George d, Pyper,
w. G. Nebeker Thomas Marshall and
g p Overfieid. The lower house names
Dern. 9. II Mccoy, j. w. Stringfel-
low, ID. 3. Hampstead, a. w. Forman.
J; w. Harmson, A. =. Hyde, S. .. Hamer'
W. J. Lewis, 4. f. Page, 6. L. Olson, Or.
Ennis. George c. Riser jr., J. b Toronto,
MahOnri Spencer. $. T. KershaW, John
Cameron, John A. NeChrystal DIR. S. c
BALDWIN, \. l. Levey, Louis Iverson and
W. T. Spencer.
For county commissioners Stephen
Hays. Major j. 3. Daley, Nicol Hood
w. j. Horne. c. J.. Miller, Hugh Wat
son, J. a. Cunningham and Heber Sand
ers are mentioned.
Fer sheriff names heard are those OF
John 3. Burbidge, J. +. HoWells John b..
Cummock, A. L. Cummings, Jonn Holly,
Joseph Barlow and Thomas Z. Lewis.
G. B. Blakely>is the only name thus far
suggested in connection with the NOM
ination for county auditor
l.. III. Young, S. H. Lynch and George
Felt are candidates for the nomination Of
treasurer.
John Holt and Orson Rumel ere seek
ing the nomination for recorder.
Henry c. Lund. his friends believe, will
be nominated by reclamation f)r county
attorney Friends of A. }. Weber have
urged MIN to enter the race, but he re-
fuses to become an active candidate,
though II is understood he would &C
cept the nomination if the convention
asked him to do So
B. b. Quinn and Joseph Pitt from pres
ent indications. will contest for the
nomination for assessor.
For the nomination for county clerk
A J. Scare, Perley A EIll and II. V.
Meioy are mentioned.
g. s. Wilkes, A. II. Rock and Edward
Nissen are in the field f0s the nominal
ton for county surveyor.
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WILL BE GREAT AFFAIR.
Noted Speaker For Barbecue on
Tuesday.

Judge c. J.. Mclaughlin of California
Will be the principal speaker at the bar
becue of the Young Mems Democratic
club at the Salt Palace Sept. =. Senate
Newlands has advised the club that Mr..
Bryan viii be in Nevada on he day of
Tae barbecue and that therefore the SEN
atOr cannot be here 10 Speak. but ne
will come later in the campaign.
BY invitation of the Grub Judge Nc
Laughlin consented to deliver an address
Judge Mclaughlin IS recognized as one
of the leading lawyers of his state and
has been Judge of the superior court OF
Plumas county for the past eight years.
He is grand president Of the Native Sons
OF the Golden West and before his cleo
ton to that position was grand orator
of the organization. He IS a speaker OF
exceptional ability, as is shown by the
fact that he was chosen to deliver the ad-
dress on California day at the World
fair, Sept. 9.
Judge Mclaughlin, accompanied by his
family stopped in Salt Lake en- route
home from the fair to visit J. ). Brans-
ford of Salt Lake. At the solicitation or
the Young Mems Democratic club the
Judge consented to pFOlpng his stay III
Salt Lake to speak here Tuesday night
Judge ". II. King, wee president or the
club will be chapman of tine meeting:
Judge IL p. Henderson, David Evans ana
Fisher Harris wiki likely speak at the
meeting. New eamealgn songs VIII De
given by quartettes.
The barbecue is being arranged 9nesr
the direction Of George II. Blair !. n
Haslam. G. l. Olson, A. L. Thomas, w.
c. Nebeker and J. l.. CaiIie.
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and s. block rs, plat "A Salt Like city
survey, for the purpose Of eXtending and
laying sewer lateral on the west side OF
Second West street between Second and
Third North streets, in sewer district No
], IS completed.
That the board of equalization and re-
view appointed By the city council for
that purpose, will meet at the office or
4. II. Black. No IL West Second South
street. on Monoay. Oct 8 1901 ard con-
tinGe in session until Friday. Oct T. 1904
between the hours Of $50 and iSB d. m
and will hear and consider any objections
and make correction Of any tax which
said board may deem unequal or unjust
That during said time. bet Wcen The
hours of a N. and p. n.., said list will
De open 70 public inspection az the office
Of the city. recorder, room 100 city aud
T. r. Black. No. II West sec9nd Soufh
street. Salt Lake city. ,IJtau.
Rv order Of the city council. dated sent
u. 1894 j. :. CRITCHIOW.
City Recorder.
Sewer Extension no. IA
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MIR. CHILD IS NAMED.
Utah CoGnty Nominee For superin-
tsndcnt cf Schools.

tendcnt cf Schools.
Provo Scpt 2L--The bipartisan con-
ventiou for ths nomination OF a county
superintendent OF schools was held IN the
Psrkel school, today. There was a good
attendance. except from Springviiie. the
home of j., =. Eggertscp, who is the
Republican nomiaec. SpTingNillc Was
not represented. A communication was
received from the chairman and secre-
tary of a primary. held at SpTingvillc,
which stated that they did not desire to
take part in the convention. The fol-
lowing temporary organization. which
was also made the permanent OrganiEa-
lion, was effected:
Chairman-John Z. Buckwaiter. Ameri-
can Fork.
sccretary-Nli-s Moliie Bowen. Spanish
For.
Assistant secretary-1Iiss Edna Hack
EFT Alpine.
Resolutions were adopted favoring the
election OF the county superintendent of
schools I'm JUS instead OF at the general
election Of November. 10 which the cleo
ton was changed by the last legisla-
ture, and recommending the appoint
ment OF a committee 10 wait on the Icgis-
lature and labor with tho members to
this end. The reason for these resol1-
tions is Il desire to keep the schools
apart from politics. The resolutions de-
manded that the superintendent be re-
quircd TO devote all his time 10 the in
terests of the schools and commended
Superintendent Brown for his efficient
work
Principal George y. Childs of Lehi was
nominated by reclamation. there being
no other candidate. He was called on
for an address and, after thanking the
convention for the nomination, he nron-
ised, II elected, TO devote his time and
talents TO the interests of the schools.
and expressed hope that no one would
vQtFs for or against him on accodnt of
his political affiliations. but that the
voters wouid be guided euiy by what
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LEGAL.
Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
city council of Salt Lake City OF the in
tention Of such council 10 make the fol-
lowing described improvements. to-wit:
Extending and laying sewer laterals on
the center line OF H street between
Second and Third streets, in sewe- dis
trlct No. !. and defray the cost and ex-
pense thereof, estimated at four hundred
siNty-two ($462 .9o} dollars or 70-100 go. T0)
dollars per front or linear foot. by a
local assessment for a depth of twenty
five (25) feet upon the lots or pieces OF
ground within the following described
district. being the district to be affected
Of benefited by said Improvement. name
~: All Of lots and s. block "a; all of lots
! and 4, block IS, plat ID" Salt Lake
City survey.
All protests and objections to the car
rying out of such intention must be pre-
scented in writing TO the city recorder on
or before the 10Th day OF October, 1904
being the time set by said council when
1t will hear and consider such protests
and objections as may be made thereto.
by order of the city council Of salt Lake
City, Utah.
Dated Aug. 1st, 1901
]. s. CRITCHLOW
City Recorder.
Sewer Extension No. 145.
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SAM" AND SAX"
SIGN FOR BIG RACE

Salt Lake will have a strong team in
the siX-day race in Madison Square gar
den this season w r. Samuelsofi and
Saxon Williams are the pair which will
represent Zion. and local cycle fans will
be much surprised II they are not heard
from at the finish. This pair 81 speedy
ones was signed up esterday. by FLOYD
Mcfarland on behalf of Pat Powers. the
manager of the race. Mcfarland has
instructions to secure ''live ones" for
this race. and the big fellow considers
sam and sax aboet the iiVest pair
around this towns The boys will train
in Salt Lake until the latter papf of No
yember and then so on to New York and
finish their work.
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HOWELL RISES
TO AMEND STORY
Says He Didn't "Seek'a the
Rich County Bishop.
JUST CHANGED UPON HIM
CONGRESSMAN WILLING TO
STAND BY ACTION.
Especial 10 The Herald.)

Logan, Sept. 24.-Congressman Joseph
Howell wishes to deny that he sought
a bishop of the Mormon church to urge
that all Mormons should vote for How
ell. According to statement made By
Mr.. Howell to The Herald corresponds
ent today, the congressman did not
seek the man. Mr.. Howell said:
Wei, what resent about The Her
aid article is that you charge me with
seeking this man and attempting to
use that influence on him, when as j
matter of fact I didn't seek him. He
came where 1 was and the converse e.
ton occurred. As for the part about
using that influence, l don't care for
that"
The cOngressman's statement to the
bishop which Mr.. Howell does not
deny, was.
well, it has come to this: Every
Gentle I'm the state will vote against
me and Il is nov up to the Latter-day
Saints to demonstrate whether they
viii be as true TO themselves as the
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is headed south. lie win begin his pr
through Washington county at
George, where he-will talk Wedueso
night He viii follow the course e
Judge Powers from St George Think
OF Bill trying TO answer Powers
George Sutherland Colonel George B.
Squires and G. :. Tingey will oblige at
Mammoth on THURSDAY Afr Sutherland
VIII speak on The Philosophy of Chang
ing Your Views OF Men and Matters. -
Colonel Squires will wave the battle
SCARED flag of the republic a time or
Two incidental 70 his address on BE
Loyal Though the. Cards be Marked -
Mr. Itngey viii speak on States | Elk
pect TO Secretary 1T will be great
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OGDEN GUARDS TO
4 PLAY FOOTBALL
Special to The Herald.1

NDFVVIe1I U 7 IIC 4AVIltIAJ
Ogden, Sept. PA strong football team
IS 10 be organized by Co y, First Infantry,
Of the Utah national guard ia Ogden.
The company contains some excellent ma
terial and with the good training that is
sure to be furnished. it is believed will
make one OF, the leading teams in the
state.
The company has secured a fine range
fer target practice just east Of the end
OF the Twenty-fifth street car line and
are having targets put in place prelimin-
airy 10 regular practice meets.
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coMMITTEE ORGANIZED.
Eldredge VIII Conduct County
Campaign of Republicans.

J. Il. EIdredge. jr.. Republican nomi--
nee for county clerk, was reelected
chairman Of the county coinpiiteee %
,Inaui,nous vote at The committee meet
ing last right Secretary Horace n.
smith was likewise honored by unanl-
nous rc-electon.
All members of the committee ana
nearly all the county candidates were
.present at the meeting. Plans for the
Campaign. particularly the matter of as
sessrnents, were given attention. The
candidates will know what was decided
upon pretty shortly.
ny. Eidredge mas been connected with
the county and city committees continU-
ously since 1895 first as assistant sec
rotary, later as secretary. and as chair
man after the death Of Dennis c. Eich-
nv
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HAMP SENDS LOGAN
MAN TO DREAMLAND
Especial to The Herald9

Logan, Sept 24--The boxing contest
here tonight between Bert Danford of
Smithfield and William Hamp Of this
city - ulted in a victory yor tho Smith
field man. who knocked out his opponent
in the thirteenth round OF what was to
have been a twenty-reunC contest. Up
20 the time that the knockout occurred
Hamp had the better of the fight He
floored his man twice and on several oc-
casions had his man groggy. After fight
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they considered fer the interests Of the
schools
The name Of Dir. Child will be placed
on the Democratic ticket. in accordance
with the action taken by the Democratic
convention authorizing the Democratic
central committee to place the nominee
OF the non-partiSan convention on the
ticket. The following committee was
appointed to wait upon the legislature
and work tfor the desired change in the
law: A. j. Evans, Lehi: ]. l. Brown
PROVO; George Cunningham American
FORK; L. .. Colvin, Payson; David Prior,
Spanish Fork
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Our Two Stores Consolidated

At % Main St, where we will continue
70 DO high-grade painting and dec
ofa1lng business, at the same popular
prices as hefetotore. Yours for wall
paper and paints.
GEO. w. EBERT & co.
Both phones. X MAR
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District s-city and county building.
room J. basement
District 7-Residence J. NJ Cohen. 4O7
Second East
District S.--Residence Frank Margetts.
433 South Fourth East
District 9.-Residence Mrs Anna Mier.
East Fourth South.
District lo-Residence. w. J. Sloan, AS
Tenth East
District 11.-ResideRce Z. A. Walton,
40 South Eleventh East.
Second Ward.
District 12-Resfdence ]. "a. Cunning
ton. 10 West Seventh South.
district l3.-Residence Frank Dawson,
$50 South First West
District 14.-Residence c. A. CarIduist
62l South Fourth West.
District l5.-Residence ". r. Husband,
LIZ Indiana avenue.
District 16.-Residence A. NJ. Rudolph.
y Pitt street
District 17.-slxteenth ward meeting
house
District 1S-Residence Thomas Winters.
Second West and Fifth South.
District 19.-Residence Richard Hartley,
IS West Fifth South.
District 20.-Residence c. NJ Jackson c
Vine avenue.
District 21-Young Mems Democratic
club
District I22.-Residence Thomas L. Tay-
Tor 10 South First West.
District 23.-Salt Lake House. i64 South
Second West.
District 4-Residence L. c. Johnson.
404 West Third South
District 25.-Residence II. W. Culver. $50
West First South
District 26-Young Mems hall, Eighth
West and First South
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CENTRAL COAL g COKE co

Sole retailers Rock Springs Pea.
cock coal. LUMP, NUT, SLACK.
OFFICES: 142 Main street (tempo-
.rary). Phone SIS, s. West Second
South. Phone SeS. Yard, Fifth South
and Third West.
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IveF Lawson arrived in New York
= yesterday from his recent victories
= abroad. He notified Floyd McFar-
= land immediately by wire, and the
= 10 Salt Lake at once. Mcfarland :
y did not receive reply TO the last :
y telegram last night. but expects an :
4 answer today, when il viii be known :
Z definitely Yhen Lawson will reach :
= home. -
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Third Ward.

District 27.-Seventeenth ward meeting
house
District 2S.-Residence ID. O. Wiley, il,
2f3 West Second North.
District 29.-Residence w. D. Neal, go
Center.
District 30.-Plymouth church.
District 3l.-Residence @. {. Riser, 2f5
North Fifth West.
District 81 Residence w. ]. Lewis, 70i
West North Temple
District 3S-Residence ]. II Haslam, 353
North Sixth West.
District 34-Residence ]. Z. FrCst, as
North Third West
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ROCK SPRINGS "PEAcocKn coal.

LUMP, NUT. SLACK. Sold only bv
Central Coal q Coke company. OF
FICES: 142 Main street (temporary,
Phone SIS. Sc West Second Soutb.
Phone sos. Yard, Fifth South and
Third West.
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Gentiles will be. hope you thorough
ly appreciate my point
Mr. Howell approached The Herald
correspondent today with a demand to
know why the story had been sent to
the paper. He was told it was sent
as a matter of political news. and he at
first undertook 60 deny the whole story,
but later modified this to the extent
of saying he did not seek the bishop
to present his point"
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one minute in the thirteenth round
afford planted right hook 60 the Jaw
hich put his nah down and out. VII
ard Bean Of Salt Lake city acted as
the referee and about 200 locsl sports
saw the battle.