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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29
FOREST LIE SELECTION NO. I3l.
Inilttl Siair< I.hnd Office.

Carson civ. Nevada. Oct,b 40. 1904.
Noti,e l. hereby given thai III" W
Land and Cattle Company. Limited. by
~ lvHin Siard. lis attUiEey-in-fact. whose
lCStoiiice address Is GDleoI1a. Humboldt
county. STAT of Nevada. nts made ip-
rlication Ia select under the Act Of Ton
Z ess of June /. 1887 IA Stat. 81. the ~.
lowing described tInct Of Land. IA vii
The Moth i.asl QtatteI of Inc North
~ est CuaI ter me. /. Of the NV "a OF
:. ction Twenty four '2b T"an'nip TOR
y-hve t45D North. Range f1irty-aHLe ~,
East. NJ. d.. Il Il NJ. cpntul ne r""ty
'i0J acres. situPted IN :idnhcti: County.
STATE OF Nevada. wIthiu he larsen t1;y
Land District. State of N.vdla.
Within thirty t3Di days from the first
public ton of this noiice. protests or
contests against the Saii selection upon
the grounds that the ianh described. ~
any portion thereof. II occunled or Is
more valuable Tor IT. mineral han inr
agricultural or grazing IrpuS -. viii be
'ecciVed 1T this office nni nJted FOR re
port to the Commissioner IF Tile Go -eiai
and Office
This notice to be puh ist,et tor the pc
Rod of six to- consecutive weeks.
.. II tihI.It'E,
Reg
Date of fist publication. oct. y. 1ct.
10 e 2:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29
On'y Makes a Ba5 Matte Worse

Perhaps you have never thought or Il
but the fact must be apparent to every
one that C )nstipatiop is caused By a lack
ii water H. the system. and the use OF
drastic catharrlcs like the old-fashionoc
bills only makes a bard matter worse.
ChamberIai. Stomach and Liver Tap
cts are much more mild ard gentle VI
their effect. and when the proper dose IL
taken Their action is so natural that one
can hardly realize I is the effect OF a
medicine. Try a 3 cert bottle OF them.
tcl sale by Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29
HIGH IDEALS IN AMERICAN POL
tits

In the presidential campaign tina.
closed with so overwhelming a victory
for Theodore Roosevelt ami the ra'ty
he represented, one of the noticeable
features was the character of the is
sues and of the appeal to the peo~le. The
appeal to the people was always M
dressed to their higher motiv.--to the
best ideal of character and &C i'm. y
the ma ter Of the Philip-ines. for III
stance. the good Of the F'iip,r, was the
one thirg desired by both part'es- nc
point of difference. The remocra's de-
clared. though with some hesit,t'on
that they ought to be gwen an a-su-an re
of independence: while the Rerubl'csns
with p~raiseworthy unselfshness affirmed
that It would rot be safe to leave the
hale civilized natives to Their own gov
tvnmentsl devices-an appeal n DO n
cases to the IigEe7t.
In regard to the trusts. bo'h parties
affirmed Their Intention and deterri-a-
tion to curb unlawful combinations OF
capitalize protect the weak against the
stfo~g We night follow the ano'ogy
through every question brought befoi e
the people. Never was the apt.aal mace
to any but a high Zeal. Even the pro-
tective tariff, though no, Discussed 10
AnX DTAaf axfnrt v.o, ~r.eAntn1 -, 4.
ma ter of se~lf-pro'ection fer the Amer
lean workman and his family.
We can but see IN all this aspiration
tfrl evidence of the ethical advance
meat of the race.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29
FOREST IIEff SEE ri y NJ. a;

80 tAAlAA lAI
carson city. Nevada. Oclnbpr =. lWn
Notice l. merely given that The Aztec
iathd ana tattie Company. Limited b.,
SYLVAN Siald. its atto hey INTACT. whose
t~osiofice address + Col onla. Humfnlut
county. Sta,e Of Nevada. has made al.
plica ion To select under the Act of CON
yiesS oi June I. 1885, 80 Sitt. 81. tne FOL
lowing desri he'd tract of land. fowl:
Inc South one half o. The S1r.h Fast
one duaiter IS. y or the NE "a Section
twenty four t2N Township Forty-five t4,,
North Range Thiriy-nine tsJI East. A.
- u. Y NJ. containing e ghty iAuI ncr,s
silutted In Humhol.li tuul,y. Stale 81
Nevada. vi hin TIE Ca,s.n civ Lam
District. state of Nevada.
WITHIN thirty fml DAYS from the first
public tion of this no lee. protests ~
cen ests Hgainsi the said s.ieriinn ,,np
Inc grounds that The land DESERT @ J. ~
any portion thereof. t. ~occun.-i or T.
'alus bile frr Its mineral Ihnn for
aRli ~dltitlal ~ graZing rirrl@aa. ain he
received ~ ibis Office AMI hota.' Tor 30.
no1 70 the Commissioner ST me General
Land Office.
! ms notice TO be nii.'itst, Il rr The De
iioi OF SIX t) consecutive woKs
- IL. 'ihItp
Register.
Date Of first publication. Oct. n. iaa
iJ-2i-l:2
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SUEFEIED ID IEiRS

have been d -ufieter iUr TIE last
10 years with Dyspepsia dnu law
tried every remedy asaIiaDIe and diss
uuany DOCTORS. oni ! found no reiiri
unill | purchased a u eiit paeaag- D.
i, nEkS IYPEPSiA 1ABi.ETs
hicn helped me :~.::inediaIely anu tw.
s.Aes .ililipiN CUroa Hoping ! may
,pneft suiue other sufferer | ask you
10 oubli,h this. 1nomas A.. SiEiii
A,aui. IA South MeclIanl. ST., Spr.ns
cid. Ohio.
tor sale by Irown bros.
SEND TO ". II fiookey 4 Co.. Bn'
alo. n. T., for d Tree trial packing.
&t. IKE FiiE.N
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29
" ~, ~. ed vs-Ss Is i,iures

Herb w. Edwards Of Des Moires. Iowa
got IA fall on an Icy walk last winter.
81 training h wrist and b using his
knees. The next day." he says. they
were so sore and stirr / was AFRAID !
would have 10 stay in bed, but I rubbed
them well with Chambe; lain's Pain Balm
and after a few applications all soreness
had disappeared. I feel thai III. DO tie
of Pain Balm saved me several DAYS.
time. 10 say nothing of the suffering. =
This lin,ment is for sale by brown Bros
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29
FOREST LlEu SEIZE T;5N y" TO-

3NAt' oAhhtF t"tif W
Carson City. Nevada. October 10, 1904.
not.te H. hereby given that G
and aud Httie Company. Limited. by
SYLVAN Siard, It's alto. neg -in-iact. wnuse
pos,oiiiCe address Is Oil, oiia. Humboldt
county. State Ut Nevada. has made aIi'
plication to select under the -ct OF con
gless OF June I. 1885, IN Stat. 81. the fot.
lowing DESCRIBED tract of land. to- ait
The South " est Qul"ler Of The Norm
Nest Quarter SN. a Q W. a. ~ See
ton one ~. Township f1r.y-.onr 81
.>urth. Rang fLi'ty-nine 81 Eat. NJ.
u. b. N a.. .%"a,a,nlng f"rtv ac.cs 40.
situated In II NIB ~ : t.uty. STATE ~
Nevada within the arson cay Lth
Dis let. State of Naveda.
Within ih.rty '3bI days from the firSt
publication of his no ice. Ltolrs.s OF
contests against the said selection ulnIn
the grounds thai tne land 'lesci tied. or
any portion thereof. T. occupied or y
nole valuable for It's mineral Than fol
agricultural OF grazing Dur,nn" !. VIII D-
received al this office AMI i,ate1 for 10
port to the Commissioner If the 'iencrai
and Of4ce.
This notice To be pubil sir.l FIR the pe
Tod OF SIX go CONSECUTIVE w",'hs.
q. u. EAiI"p,
Register.
Date OF first publication. Oct. i. 1871
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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29

DeWftt's Witch Hazel Salve has cnrcc
thousands of cases OF Pies. - bought u
box of DeWi,t's Witch Hazel Salve an
The recommendation of our druggist" 81
writes C.. III. LaCroix. of Z1vaila. Tex.
land used II for n stubborn case Of piles
II cured me permanently" Sold D,
Blown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29

The comirg Congress will have some
pretty hard nuts to crack. The question
OF III bg'rs 10 loom up in tn
shape Of large appropriations ard a pos
sib.e necessity fer economy It is
thought the expenditures for public
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29

If Humboldt had no'h'rg to tie to %.
her BEEF ard mutton she would no. SUI,
fer for the comforts of | fe.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29

One of the logs uso1 in the cons rue
ton of the forestry Euldi2g at the
Lewis ard Ca k Ep si-icn woighcd
twenty-seven tons.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29

The mutton market since the olect'o~
IS very strong while the wool market II
equally ST ~ Both have an inward
tendency. TIE out'coh = v"-v bright.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29

Is there a county in Nevada that has
more diversified interests ihan Hum
bcldt? We pause for a reply from some
of the kickers.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29

The Forestry building at the LEWIS
ard Clark Centennial W II be the seccn
large t leg building ever e ected.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29

Tableware which closely reSemb'es fine
be almost impossible to break. Is the
produce of a Liege, Pelgiun, es'ao"sh
rent. and so remarkable is this artc'e
that It has been made the subject of a
report by the United S ates consul at
that point, says the Scientific American.
Severe ard unusual shocks and sudden
changes of temperature have title or
no effect on these dishes, ard the consul
making tie report says that he saw
pieces Of the ware Used to drive nails
with. and also thrown arour'1 on a stone
floor. without the slightest damage BE-
rig sustained. The res'stirg pover Ct
his ware Is due to the s1ecial h1rdeaing
process ard 10 the nature of the crystal
used in its manufacture. The cclor of
the hardened crystal ware is of a b'ue
white. ard not the rure white Of ro-ce-
! lain. The same firm also makes glass;
ware of a corresponding hardrezs.
What a boon tableware Ike hat would
be TO the hash ST gers" of the west.
The Mckinley slate of of1ceholders Is
to be wi-ei pretty clean after the 4tf
of rext March. The President having
fulfilled his obl;g7tiors to his linen ed
predecessor, is rot in favor of holdovers,
or third term men, ave IN e~xcerto-a
cases. as with the Secretary of State
ard the Secretary OF Agr.cu tn e Mr.
Moody is 10 reman as Attorney General
1t is assumed tina Messrs. Taft, Morton
| and Me calf will remain in the oab'ret
although Mr.. Nor on gives up a ala
OF $50, 900 to do so.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-29

A county hat can show bank deposits
Of over $40 900 is not to be sreezed "a
by any man with brai2s enough to poke
a cane mo a s~aowbank.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28
G R A N D c II AIN

John Calhoun has a severe case OF
lumbago to contend with,
Mrs MoIlie Thomas has returned
from Mound City.
p. W Tarr Of Mound City came up
on business Wednesday
Mrs. W. A. Steers returned home to
Metropolis Ill.,, Wednesday morning.
Bartleson & Copeland bought fine
bunch OF at hogs Wednesday, from
Henry Barthel
Geo Merchant has been appointed
agent fro the Home Fire Insurance
company of New York.
George Merchant has been appointed
special constable here for the Villa
Ridge Antl-horse Thief association.
The wife of Garfield starks of Ark.
H. died at $3.50 a. m Wednesday.
Funrela at Salem cemetery Thursday.
The Christian church here elected
tlo following officers for deacons:
G. W. Boyd and w a. Gaunt; for ED
ers, A. F. Youngblood and t. c,
Gaunt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28

The high or cold wave conferred
yesterday morning in the Ohio valley,
with decreased intensity. A second
high appeared TO be moving east
ward from the north Pacific coast.
Disturbances centered in western
Texas and western South Dakota. The
temperature has fallen slightly in cx-
IRENE western Texas, eastern South
Dakota, southern Minnesota and Ken
lucky and decidedly in eastern Ten
nessee, southern Louisiana, in the up
per Ohio valley and in northern lii
nois, Rising temperature is reported
from Arkansas, western Tennessee.
Kansas. Missouri, southern Illinois.
Nebraska, western South Dakota. and
southern Montana. Freezing weather
prevails ts far south as the Louisiana
coast, Precipitation has been light
and scattering,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28

mor8 good than harm Whether tbs
Harrison on bond YESTERDAY administ
cred a sharp rebuke TO the coroner
Jury fer including him in the number
Of the presumably guilty for the lro-
quois fire Some Of the Chicago pa
oers including the Tribune also intim-
ate that the inry's action was I'm
wise. whilo admitting that tie jury
had very difficult task to garfnrn.
Friends Of tile mayor assert that
politics played a part in the jIrs Is
verdict If this is true it viii do him
mayor is guilty Of neglect or not viii
probably hinge upon abe correctness
Of his action in reference to the city
council tho report made to helm some
weeks bGoire the Gre, Of the coudi-
tons prevailing in the Inflated theatre.
This report was made at his own de-
mand. ii seems. and showed that the
theatre was defective in its eoasuGc-
ion and equipment The mayor seeks
TO Justify his action by saying he
the custom in such cases,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28
DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENT

To "reaiiirmH or not to "reaffirm"
is the. question now being very gener-
ally discussed in Che Democratic press
IL is forced upon the attention Of
Democrats by Mr Bryan's recent
utteranccs, and there have been var
ious expressions Of opinion by leading
men Of the party and by few meet
ings Of Democrats. which seem to
have no doubt that the opposition to
reaffrmation has d very decided ma
jority
"A careful poll of ~ Democratic
leaders, says tbe Dispatch. the
leaders embracing Democratic nation
al committeeman, cbairmen Of Demo.
cratic state committees aud editors
of Democratic newspapers 81 opposed
reaffrmation and Il favored it. In
teFyicws with Democratic members Of
congress indicate an almost unani
nous opinion that the issues upon
which the party has met defeat should
be dropped and factional animositios
thrust aside The opposition to re-.
affirmation is strongest in the Demo
cratic and pivotal states-the states
where the Democrats must win in or
der to elect a president-while the
leaders fayorng reaffrmation are. in
the main. from Republican states "
Speaking OF the present situation in
Missouri the Post-Dispatch says "The
Missouri Democracy led the move
ment which resulted in the nomina
I zion OF Mir Bryan The free silver
campagn was organized In Missouri
under the direction of Bland with tie
aid oi Stone aud other aspiraut for
Democratic leader hip The euihua
iasm for Bryan was perhaps move in
tense and widespread in Mie ouri
than iu any other 5tete Organism
waa almost religion amons Missouri
Democrat Bui great change has
occurred IN the continent Of Missouri
Democrats Thousands Of his former
ardent supporters have fallen away
from his political hobbies and oppose
his assumed diciatorahip An over.
Rhel mning majority Of the Democrats
OF the state while still admiring the
excellent qualities OF Mr.. Bryan mind
and heart, would profoundly regret to
see the difference in the party revived
and have nc desire to reafffm the re-
rudiated plaifcIma Of isa6 and iq0n
Althcugh most Of them arc not N
lererd Nth tn estrsma cenzerratian
Of the eastern Democrats and are in.
cl.aed &c protest agailst eastern dom.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28
River Forecasts.

TIE Ohio-At Evansville, will com
mence rising again and rise for three
or four days, probably reaching a crest
stage approXimating 30 feet The max
imum stage at Evansville will depend
to considerable extent upon the move
ments of ice. At Paducah and Cairo
will continue rising at a decreasing
rate during the next sc hours. come
10 a stand then fall for a day or two
before the rise from the upper Ohio
sets in There is sufficient water in
sight to give Cairo a stage of between
81 and 80 feet.
Tho Tennessee-From Florence TO
Riyorton, will continue falling. From
Johnsonville to the mouth, will con.
time rising during the next "a 10
20 hours. then fall
Tho Mississippi-Fr From below st.
Louis to above Cairo. will continue
falling Heavy floating ice reported
from Cincinnati, Louisville and Evans.
Vile.
p II. SMYTH, Observer
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Eugene Strong. of the sophomore
class has returned to school after q
short absence caused by illness
Mr.. c. r. Woodward, OF LOCkport
N. Y. and Mrs. Amarala Martin were
visitors at the high school yesterday
afternoon.
The seniors who will be on the
Merchant of Venice program next Fri
day will have one more rehearsal be.
fore that time
The boys in manner training arc
not doing much tool work now but
will begin as soon as they complete
the plans they are working on.
The high school boys and girls had
much sport at the afternoon recess,
yesterday afternoon as the snow was
just about right for snow balling.
1t is probable that the report cards
lDl IHt III Oh ttilh VIII DC AiotiiDulCu
today as the teachers have been work.
ing on them for the past two weeks.
Bessie Brown, of the junior class,
Anna pell of the senior class and
George Valdez of the freshman class
are unable to attend school on ac.
count of illness.
The sophomore pupils IN Miss
Smiths drawing classes have begun
making drawings in water colors of
the nev pottery which was purchased
by the Board of Education
Mr. Bannister Is having the pupils
IN his Civil Government class study
the differences between the first Con
tinenial congress aud the congress
Of the present tlme.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS.

ton came uneXpected-it was called
fer before Miss Young had had time
to transcribe the testimony from her
stenographic notes to typewriter
"laagNaud However the young lady
was equal 10 the emergency and read
from the shorthand characters. So
pyohcilutIy did she perform the tasl,
that bench, bar and others who heard
the testimony declared the reitcration
to he absolutely verbatim. Judg
Vickers paid Miss Eva a high compl.
meut from the bench en- her
uavonted skill in the art of shorthand
reporting, and his sentiments were ac,
guessed in by all who had listened
to the proceedings Of the trial
1t is stated that Major Dan Hogan
has opposition for the nomination for
secretary of state. 1t must be of light
weight character, because Hogan is
now practically in possession of the
nomination The only way that Ho-
San can be kept from breaking into
the Office of secretary of state win
be Tor some healthy democrat TO catch
him by the coat tail and set him down
and set down on him in November
Your correspondent has taken the
trouble to gain consensus Of the
wishes Of the people Of Mound City
regarding granting permission to the
Central Union Telephone Co. TO do
a regular exchange business here.
of the people are decided
~ opposed to the city council giving
hat corporation such privilege. The
Cairo Telephone Co. is furnishing
very satisfactory service; demands
)nly fair rental: was first to afford
IS a telephone system; operated for
many months without any margin Of
,rofit; is not disposed to advance
'ates, and in every particular is eli
tiled to the field.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28
MOUND CITY.

l. Blum, The eoneralla merchant
has just returned from a trio to 81
L. It.
@. a. McCracken is on a visit 20 hi.
sister. Mrs. John Mcdowell. in Bra
I'll Ind.
& number Of our lea3ins citizen:
/ have negotiated for the establishment
Of branch OF the American banking
Co. Mayor Mike Broyner ana John A
Waugh are vice-presidents and Geo E
Martin and Lyman G. Caster are sec
retarios.
+ The farmers are much gratiied be,
cause of a goodly mantel of snow
/ covering the winter wheat crop dur
ing this frigid weather Wheat grow
I ers affirm that snow not only protects
the plants from frost. but is beneficial
to the crop through some unexplained
chemical action that sets up in the
snow and atmosphere and is trans
mitted to the soil
Miss Rose Kerr, formerly Of Metrop-
Oils is now making Mound City her
home. She is hookbeeper for Bob
Cr0per. owner of the new laundry
Tho cold wave that set in Mon.
day Afternoon caused all the factories
70 suspend operations. Men could
not pull logs ont Of the mill booms
in such a temperature, intensified by
q cutting wind, and without logs there
was nothing for the factories to do
John F. Belts. manager of the
Mound City opera house, has pur.
chased Of Judge f. p yesterday the
bin posting franchise of this city and
vicinity First and last there is con
siderable work attached to this bus
mess. and Judge yesterday concluded
that he had too many other duties
on his hands to give the work proper
attention, Mr. Belts has had exper-
fence in the line and win take good
care Of it.
The death Of Mathew Roach, Of
Levings. is very much regretted by
the people Of Mound City Deacesed 4
was well known here and had many /
warm friends among our people. He I
was a man Of means and public spirit
Besides owning mucn real estate in
divers parts Of the county, he was
otherwise we'll to do; he owned sew
eral shares in the Enterprise printing
office and was a stakeholder in the
First State bank He was a cousin tc
Mai Daniel Hogan
During the two weeks that JHdg
A. X. Vickers held circuit court in
this eighth to 18th inst-Miss
Eva Young, daughter Of EX-Circuit
Judge Geo W Young, Of Marion, H.
was his court stenographer. Dur
ing q murder trial the proceed
lngs made it necessary lar the eyi
dence of two important witnesses to
be reyiewed-rcad aloud to the jury
in open court This unusual requisi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28
FELL AND BROKE LEG.

Yesterday afternoon while walking
on Thirty-fourth street between Com
mercial avenue and Poplar streets.
Gus Williams fell and broke one of
his legs near the ankle.
A slippery sidewalk was the cause
Of the fall and it may result in the
loss of the injured mans foot. He is
employed as butcher at Conant G Rem.
aie's store on Thirty-fourth street and
is well known in the upper portion
OF the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28
FOR THE FREE PIANO
List OF Candidates and the Vote Each
Had Received Last Satur.
day Night.

AS announced in Sundays Bulletin,
the following constitutes the vote cast
at O'Clock Saturday night, January
%. In the publication of the next bal
lot the names of all candidates who
have not at that time received five
ballots will be dropped from the list.
This, however, does not apply to new
names, ali of which will be published
at least once and continued in accord.
ance with the provision stated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28

The stage of the river at pm. yes.
terday was 27.4. showing a rise of 1.G
in twentyfour hours.
The Dick Fowler was in port yester-
day as usual and departed on time
for Paducah Notwithstanding the
heavy ice
The Georgia Lee arrived yesterday
morning and is tied up at East Cairo.
The w w ONeil received orders
early yesterday morning to proceed
to New Orleans with her tow of coal,
and although the trip Is said by steam
boatmen to be hazardous undertake.
ing in the heavy ice, she left at G
a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-28

INCIDENTALLY 1t may be remark.
ca that the two big Yates men in this
city Hon. Walter Warder and Hon
Walter H. Wood--did not go TO the
love feast" at Springfield yesterday
The former would not leave his homo
during the cold spell fearing that his
cistern would freeze up and the latter
had been 50 strongly impoftuned by a
ceiored brother for a pass that he
gave up his own at the last moment
are held, over the instruction of dele
cation that went was a strong Yates
delegation twhen it left here and
that his personal representative there
was Patterson. the colord editor Even
J. L. Brown, who had several heart
10 heart and mouth to ear talks with
Col Lowden when that gentleman was
here. Is said 70 have gone 20 Spring.
field as Yates man; but nobody
wants to bet anything on his coming
back that way