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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01

Any physician or hospital not yet nsinR IIaSo,
soae win be gladly suppiIsd 6oS a test.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
WALL STREET REVIEW
MARKET AGAIN IN HANDS OF THE
 PROFESSIONALS.
GenerI Public Showed No Interest In the Da{n Wcrk-Buying Movement Which BeGan on Saturday
 Carried Over.

ket had clearly enough fallen back into tn. %hies tr.des smaller iss Sssrd Toom dsy in ment which smbarEs into eStensive specu- the stock market.
 The general public showed no sign of in ment of Monday to cover short accounts put out on saturday was carried over into the partie. operated d0do foy am ana advance n one or ,,, two stoexs In which there were plausible
 Reading rebounded sharply from satur- liciy expressed by the president of the mine The United States Steel stocks were taken In anticipation of . strong showing to be nss wch wss no ot ,she6; tSs however upsi after the closing s. sf urd.y M synoay Dsas H tss the account of . large bucket shop inter tensive commitments on the long side en- tailing the deposit of large marginal se-
 The demand % for stocks @ ~" was 'Ie' not e.send- I. sI,ssy sd largely beyond the need: of the short
 Of Ths a season of stocks stock, likely to rise seem to discourase ae black rust repors! fro% ws.hi%seon sHe wheat wheat the tenor of these reports and those in the weather bureaus weekly crop bulletins did not deprive them of influence both In the action in stocks was largely attributable to this cause.
 Reports from the West spoke of . hard ening tendency in the money market there and the expectation of higher rates within tion of the banks and the prospect of active business conditions the crops are harvested The New York money market was called hut DrfnCinaIIv ha iightness of the demand the funds offer ing showing no notable increase in volume.
 The stock market of the latter part of the day fell into almost neglect, but the de- cline was partly recovered and the closing was steady
 Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value, A.s14.000. United States bonds were all unchanged on call.
 EEX YORK STOCK IIaT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. New Orleans July 25 = Cotton future
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Unsteady Wheat Market Caused by Conflict
 ing Reports of Rust Damage.

Chicago July 25.-Confiicting reports as to the amount of damage by black rust day The close was weak with September down A@se cern IS q1f Provision se are on,s uns
 Nervousness peryaded the wheat pit throughout the entire session. At ihe start tations on September being down F dl1c at S6% 0S6%c Conditions In the North west constituted the chief source of weak ness The weather throughout the Dakotas and Minnesota was still of a kind to min imize the danger of spread of black Tqst; tha; section. Another reason for heavy selling that prevailed at the opening was foHnd & cago Out of 456 cars received here today
 43T cars were from this years crop. one load was of the spring soTn variety y,ve1po@ Gs
 was an additional depressing influence. To- ward the end of the first hour sentiment decidedly bullish. The cause was informa- ton contained in numerous advices from Minneapolis regarding damage by rust; Ae- cording to some dispatches the area affect ed Is rapidly increasing. one of the reports asserting that samples or "hHa. drne5 from baSbt
 On active covering by shorts the price of September was forced up to ss%c White While a fresh factor of bearish portent became available. This the weekly report of the weather bureau commsnains 99 h the eeHort Tor claimed that although black rust had been discovered in scattered localities in Min age has thus far resulted. Renewed weak
 ness followed this announcement many Of The market closed weak with prices near the lowest point reached. September closed
 EarS in the session sentiment Tn the corn pit was somewhat bulliseh as a result or smaller receipts than estimated aa casn the market became rather weak on selling brought out by a osarish report made by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
pIsMANTLING ROAD.
Lsfayette Line Will Soon Be Put Out
 of ExistenCe.

opelika. July 25.-(special.)-The work of dismantling the Lafayette Railway, known also as the Mer- chants Line," which was stopped by an injunction when 1t was first begun several weeks ago, was resumed this morning. The attorneys who have the case In charge reached an agreement yesterday afternoon. and this morning a large force of hands was transported to the Lafayette end of the line and the work of tearing up the road begun.
 For the past ten years the road has been operated between Opelika and La fayette and has been of much benefit to the people all along the line, as well as to Lafayette and this city. when 1t was reported about two months ago chat the road had been sold. and the work of tearing 1t up began, the citl- zens became indignant and an injunc- ton to stop the work of dismantling was filed against the road. The case was heard in tho Chancery Court ana dismissed, but proceedings were at once instituted to have the injunction rem stated. The matter remained in this state until yesterday afternoon when the attorneys reached an agreemnt. IL Is not known what are the terms or the settlement, as the attorneys refuse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

the weather bureau. The close was easy with prices practically at the lowest point September opened unchanged to hc high CT at 64&c. sold between 54Sc and $40 472 cars, with 94 contract grade.
 Heavy liquidation caused weakness in the oats market Cash interests were liberal Crop reports were bearish. The market closed weak. September opened hc lower at 29Ac, sold between 2sA e 29c and 29Ia @2s&c. and closed at the lowest point. Local receipts were 276 cars.
 Provisions were easy early in the session owing to apprehension concerning yellow fever in the South. Later the market be- came firmer on buying of pork by local five hogs aided the upturn in provisions. At the close September pork was up n c $7.22h. Ribs unchanged at s7 s5 V7 ST is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans July 25. Cleared Strs. Beverly. Br., McLauren. Bocas del Toro: Indian. Br,. Daniel, Bremen; Coriento. Nor, Gundersen. Bluefields: Proteus Haisey.
 Port Eads - Arrived: strs. Pensacola, O'Leary. New. York; Coriento, Nor, Gun Hutchinson, Port Tampa; Mount Vernon. Nor, Falsen. Port Limon: Anselm. Br.. Ri vara, Puerto Cortez: Louisianian. Br. Wood Liverpool Sailed: Str. Spero. Nor. Lonn. Baracoa. Cuba.
 vitas, Cuba: Fort Morgan. Nor. Olsvik. Bocas del .T<,ro. Cleared; strs llltid. Br;' Port Limon; Mobila, Cuban. LewiA HaEsl-.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
MARKET FOR FUTURES
PROCEEDINGS WERE BOTH NERVOUS
 AND IRREGULAR.
Re,ng Est,mated at 600 ,OOO-The Opening Generally Higher
 on Cables.

New York. July 25.-The cotton market was very nervous and irregular, with trad ing fairly active, sales being estimated a' 500 900 bales for the day.
 The opening was firm at a decHne oa one point on August but generally oQs points higher on firm cables, further crop damage reports arising from rains in the central and western belt and covering or shorts in connection with bull support at fracted by expectations of buliish crop report from Washington at midday.
 There was some irregularity shortly aftef the opening. but the market ruled, ruled nrm nda about aOG22 points higher. The weekly report proved less bullish than expected and was followed by a decline to about last nights prices under liquidation and bear pressure when a rumor that a revised acreage estimate. would be issued by the Bureau of Statistics at noon tomorrow caused a bulge of about 10 points.
 But this was followed by reports tending 10 discredi. a new acreage statement in the Immediate future and the market n n inc late trading was very unsettled ana weak unoer active selling, part of which was attributed to leading bulls The close was easy and at the low point of the ses- sion, @ net decline of 4qS points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Now High Level for Season Established, but
 Market Reacted on Realizing.

New Orleans. July 25.-spot cotton in good demand. with but little supply. 5a..a ed on contracts. 100. Quotations up No
 Futures opened firm with prices e@ss to advance until new high level for the season was recorded. August opened ! points up at Il .o9c, sold up to II zoe. which was IS points above last evenings finals. Heavy liquidation then set in. which finally carried prices down to points below yes terday's closjng figures. The afternoon weakness of the market was attributed to bad crop reports and news of large .ryas of valleys The closing was quiet, the ist from August to March inclusive showing net losses of 5 points on each position.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

Indicates rise. Indicates 1s1@
 River Forecast.
 (For next two daya) The Coosa and Alabama will continue practically stationary.
 Weather Conditions.
 (Past 24 hours.)
 sprinkles to moderate rains have been fairly general in the South. with scattered showers over the Northeast the Sa1a rainfall heinz heavy in north-central Alabama; western Mississippi. eastern Texas ana southwestern Arkansas; the par9mster @ ,tad,ss western districts, in which sections and the the upper Lake region generally fair weather has prevailed: though scattered rains have in advance of a disturbance over the far Northwest; temperatures average somewhat lower over Tennessee, Ohio and western New York. somewhat higher from upper MichiRan to northern Montana and thence south. and have changed but slightly else- where.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending a. m.' 'atn meridian time. -
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 25. 1so5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

just arrived here with the entire crew of twenty-seven persons. Captain Wold states that he lost his reckoning and telleved the ship safe up to the time she struck the rocks. The steamer lies on tn, beach among the rocks and is a total loss. Her value is estimated at $2o0.00o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
ST. LOUIS PROVISION!

St Louis, July 25.-Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady. sl.S1.
 Pork h;1h.n higher r1@s lGDSins sYeam sdsss
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts .7 sf E; clear ribs. ss.s7h short clears $s.62h. .s aou. clear ribs. $s. l2h: short clear. ss.S7h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
r Indicates trace of precipitation.

remperaturec average slightly lower; rains in all districts. being heavy in north antsai rarns m Aiabama, western Mississippi. east ern Texas and southwestern Arkansas; et" FRANK P. CHAFFEE.
 Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

to talk about the matter, but it is thought that the property owners will receive about 5000 damages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
 Liverpool July 25.--Cotton futures opened firm and closed steady. American mid ding. 6. o. C.; az July. ...., ,s... ..c. zee :'s-''-c.. .s:. 0.s9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. July 25.-Operations In the ary goods market have not been large and buy CTS were not specuiatively inclined. but were very insistent upon securing early denves- were impossible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
Total Movement.

ments, to Great Britain, 4.073 to conti- nent. ls.0ss: to Japan. 2.s4s; stock. 427.- Consolidated, at all ports. net 55.s72: shipments. to Great Britain. l6.124: to France, 2.os6; to continent. l5,s24; to Japan.
 Total since Sept, l at all ports. net g. sos. .s2l; Shipments tSo to Great Britain SEP oS3: to Japan, 3IO.I97: to Mexico. 2s.SS2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
DAILY COTTON MARKET.

Gaiveston-steady. llc ., net % receipts ss sss s; s7i: gross. s.s7l sales Te' stocA' ss's's'
 New orsansmoust 10 i5.lee; S5o! net stock ss 4,215: shipments. to continent, s.s42
 Mobile = Firm, 10Sc; net receipts, la1 gross 147; sales. 150; stock, 7,30s; snip ments. coastwise, S06:
 savannah-steady. lo%c; net receipts tss.- l7s: shipments coastwise, S.14s. ..
 Charleston-Firm. 10Ac; net receipts 3oS gross 303; stock, 5,2sO; shipments coast wise, 4S5. o,
 Wilmfpgton--Nominal: net receipts. lso' gross 185: stock, 14,369.
 Norfolk Firm. 1lc net receipts, 1.Ssl gross 1891; sales. 4S3: stock. 25.Osl; snip ments. coastwise. 2.6o4.
 ceipts, PTS: stock. S,S49
 New Yorkmouiet; lli4oc: net reeeipts: ,ss Ias shipments. to Great Britain. 2.s76; to con finent, 3,331.
 Boston-Quiet, l1.4Oc. net receipts. 54: gross. 420: shipments. to Great Britain. L. 'Philadelphia-steady, Il .s5c: net receipts. 50: gross. 50: stock. Ll94.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
Steamer stranded and Lost.

Eureka, Cal. July 25-A vessel stranded near Cape Mendocino Is the Norwegian steamer Tricolor. A tug has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
Interior Movement.

Houston-ouiet. 11c; net receipts. e.547; gross. 6.747; shipments. 6.sss; sales. 2s6. Hugusta-steady He; net receipts. 157: gross, POS; shipments. l.42S: sales. 6es: stock, 11454.
 Memphis-Firm, 10%c; net receipts 24o; gross, 246; sales, 475; stock. 13.3l7
 St Louis-Firm 107sc: net receipts. 200: gross, 2sS; shipments. 32o; sales. 1.453; stock, 28.956
 shipments 70: stock. 1l.S40.
 Louisvflie-Firm, 10Ac.
 Total today: Net receipts 7.1e4; gross S.92s; shipments s.757: sales. 2,792: stock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

TREASURY BALANCES. Washington, July 25.-Treasury balances. 1l2l,7l2,S7e: coin and bullion. S4s, ,102. 401.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
.m ssSS:dasstis 2 .5l q fs f, fisg-SNw Rsign-Sw

Maximum temperature for day SA ces' Average temperature for day, 7s deg. Normal temperature for day, Sl des Accumulated deficiency since Jan l. "A Average relative humidity for the day, Total rainfall since Jan. 1. 2s.s7 inches.
 River Bulletin.
 fobservations at . a- m. 18th M. time)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

Savannah. July 25 = Turpentine steady. STAG: receipts. i,400; shipments. 100; sales. 70i.
 Resin firm; receipts. 3.s71: shipments. 2.- :s:Ss: 5 ':;ssSs;ss; E; ;s,i,5; 'ss;sSY q. o5 O. 10; K. t4.15: M. !4.2n: \. $4.4o: w c. N.750l.s5; W W, $5.0o95 05.
 Charleston-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing.
 Wilmington Spirits turpentine steady. Rosin firm, 3s. 10 bid; receipts, 2?3.
 Tar firm. }2. co bid; receipts. 3l.
 Crude turpentine firm. $2.50. $4.0o and $4.25; receipts. 60.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
THE WEATHER.

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati, July 25.-Flour unchanged. Provisions dull.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. New Orleans. July 25.-Cotton quiet: sales
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.
 New York, July 25. = Coffee-Spot Rio steady. Mild quiet; Cordova, 1o@lic.
 Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining. 3% 43 T. 1ec; centrifugal 96 test. { 1-32@4 1-16; mo iasses sugar, sAG3 s-1sc., Refined steady; steady steady at a decline of points in line with lower French cables and closed firm. net unchanged to s points lower. Sales were reported of 5000 bags
  Dece mber.. .-..-. .... .'.. -'zzo NnaTcn May. .. .... .... .... 150 June f'ov
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

NEW YORK STOCK LIST,
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15
Excursion to Atlantic Cos.,

Why not spend the summer down
east at the seashore? Breathe the
health-giving air. bathe in old ocean.
and at night be lulled to sleep by
the music of the restless. seething
surf as il dashes on the beach.
You'll find these and other attrac-
tions at Asbury Park. New York
City is distant only a couple of
hours ride. Santa Fe Is the block
signal line.
Only $40 if you buy ticket from
La Junta TO Asbury Park. y. Y.
For full particulars apply TO A n.
Turner. Agent, La Junta, Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15
News OF Fowler.
Insects al infnitum

Insects al infinitum-
Everyone is busy and help hard to
find.
G.. Hall and ". A. Colt were look
ing over High Line affairs Monday
DR.. Singer. Of Pueblo, was in con-
sultation for the Bartlett child Sun
day
l.. II. Phelps and wife returned
Monday from a visit IN north cen
tral Kansas
A baby of Roy Bartlett's died
Sunday after a long illness with
whooping cough.
Sheriff Barr was good naturedly
securing these parts Saturday,
searching for jurors
Sam Davis had enough of Nilsson
ri rain. He has been at his old
home near Excelsior Springs. Mo.
A. r. Norton i entertaining two
brothers and their families. They
are from kansas City and Las Ami
mas
Mr.. Fasig and wife from central
Illinois are visiting their brother.
Mr.. Cooper, this week They are
enroute to Portland.
Messrs. 6. w Smith. Rev Rig
I don. Arthur Munson and Stearns
Gushing report the Denver Epwortn
League convention an exceptional
treat
). Munson and son Leslie were
ordered TO Secora. ~ NJ. with the
Santa Fe steam shovel Saturday
night Mrs. Munson is recovering
/ from serious illness.
The Oxford Ditch meeting Satur-
day decided To drop the Granite
reservoir scheme The indefinite
ness as 10 the expense and transfer
made the scheme of doubtful value.
High Line water Is not a. plentiful
as it has been. owing to the fact
that the water recently purchased
from the American Beet Sugar
Company has not been transferred.
Watered stock is sine die affair. il
seems.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15

pounds in weight during his brief
stay. Some people do not survive
the ordeal of trying to live in that
section, and in their mad zeal for
filthy lucre Join the innumerable
caravan that moves 10 that myster-
ious realm where each shall take his
chamber in the silent halls of
death" We don't believe that the
gold of that section is worth the
money. considering the price that
some people pay for IL
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15

james Corban Denny. la Junts' 5
lrst mayor. relates some very inter-
esting "reminiscences Of early days in
la Junta. IN another column of this
issue. Il would be a good thing for
this burg II We had about a dozen
citizens located in our midst who
had a much faith in la Junta and
who were as confident a. to her fu-
ture as our first mayor seems to be.
Mr.. Denny has all the earmarks of a
thirty-second degree booster.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15

One of our former prominent citi-
zens. John La Motto. returned last
week from Death Valley. where he
has been looking for the fabulous
gold mine Of 'Scotty. the Scooter. ="
the millionaire cowboy who passed
through La Junta last Friday in a
special train bent on breaking the
record between Los Angeles and
Chicago. and succeeded. Mr.. La
Motto went to the mining camp of
Las Nevas. New. as representative
Of company composed of eight
residents of Baltimore. FIVE of La
Junta and two of Pueblo. He did
some prospecting along the Colorado
river and finally located four good
claims in the Bullfrog district.
which some of the owners say are
as promising as any in that section
Las Vegas IS division point on the
new Clark road between Los An
geles and Salt Lake. and the center
of a very rich mining district Mr.
La Motto SAYS that Ia in the shade
IS about as cool as il ever gets in the
good Old summer time thereabouts-
He seemed To feel quite jubilAnt
over the fact that he only lost thirty
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15

The suggestion made in our
Wednesday issue. anent the useless
waste Of water. that it would be
wise economy for the city dads to
install an electrical apparatus con-
Meeting the reservoir with the pump
house. 50 that the employees Of the
latter would know when the former
was full land vice versal. was acted
upon and complied with even before
the paper was printed This fact
will give you an idea Of the enor-
nous influence welded by the great
family journal. The electrical ap-
paratus was ordered last Monday.
and will be put in by the Colorado
Telephone Company The expense
will not exceed s2O.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15

ued: Well. I'll bet you can't re-
peat the Lords prayer"
20. yes. ! can" replied Skinner
I'M bet dollar you can't"
I'm take the bet"
The money was delivered to a
stake holder.
Then at the admonition of Law
less Skinner studied few moments
and began:
Now | lay me down TO sleep -
Take the money" said Lawless.
Il didn't suppose you knew IL.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15
Notice Of pu oiicAtioW.

sTEkD .TArE- LkND Oft1cE Al
PUEBLp. gOIsa-. june "a i-tts.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVE THAT THE
~ sslluainz, nauss-t -s-ttlsr hss hiei notice Of
hi- iutsntloE 10 commute to cash cEfry and
r.ase nuai ,sro-5f in supF-srt Of his claim. and
tbst -aii u-u-lf all b mate before the clerk
81 the dis-ict court at La Jaata. Colorado, on
ku.rrst "a Is-5- siE= i-sze II. Reed. H. =
L ~. for ths unrth VET quarter. section 81
szu-hsfi = -ssuth. rau-ss - z-sE
H- name the follo<ln.s ziEaSss-- to prove
~ oautinusus r-sldeflce lT-BE and cultivation
81 I'D land Eiz- Sylvester Hin. Charie- 4.
N-afherby William n. Cho~n. Ambr,s-e 4.
III ~ rton ali Of L. jEnts. Colorsio-
:. a ABBEY REGISTER.
Fir-f puhIleatiou. June - IasG.
L. r.ahLLratlnsl. AIs..l.t >. li.i5.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15

Not long ago a Kansas woman
wrote 10 a Missouri farmer with
whose family she spent last summer.
and told him she would like To go
there again this summer but that
she objected to the manners of the
hired girl and to the fact that the
swine were kept too close 10 the
house His answer has put the wo-
man on the fence. He said: You
can come all right Hannah has
went. and they hain't been no hogs
on the place since your family left
last summer"
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15

Therel be something doing in
Denver next year. At the annual
reunion of the Best People on
Earth. held In Buffalo this week
Denver was selected a. the meeting
place for 1906 One ballot was all
that vas necessary. Denver receiv-
ing twice a. many votes as her near
est competitor Our Colorado cap
ital Is becoming one Of the most
popular convention cities in the
wide. wide world.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15

Some of the Rocky Ford city dads
were in Pueblo one day this week
looking over the fire department
apparatus Of that city in company
with the mayor and chief Of the fire
department of the little Pittsburg
of tho West. Rocky Ford is making
preparations to install a paid fire
department. and the city dads Of
the dry town were examining the
wet goods paraphernalia Of Pueblo
in order TO aid them in making a
selection Of what they need After
seeing things" the city dads have
about decided TO purchase a combi-
nation chemical and hose wagon.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15

At the banquet gwen by the citi-
zens Of MontroSe to the editors of
the state recently. Guy L. Hardy. a
Canon City editor. told a good one
on Editor Lawiess. Of the Lamar
Sparks. and o. c. Skinner. Of the
Nentrose Enterprise.
Skinner and Lawless were con-
versing on the general knowledge of
editors when the latter observed:
But there Is one thing most editors
are woefaIly ignorant on. that Is the
R5ble.
Skinner was inclined to question
this statement ard Iaxless contin-
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15
COMING EVENTS.

July II - Keller Stock Com
pany, La Juuta Theatre.
September ith To 7th National
G. A. K. Encampment. Denver.
September 5th to sth Arkansas
Valley Fair. Rocky Ford.
September llth to 18th Colorado
State Fair, Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15
NAV ABOUT
Town

Ebert Hubbard has the right idea:
Don't expend your forces hating
people 1T Is too wearing; besides.
life is not long enough to waste il in
burning up your own soul.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-15

1t was Rufus Buckley and not
Rufus Phillips that went on fishing
and hunting expedition 20 La Veta
pass with DR.. Jack Brown the first
Of the week. This interesting bit of
news was enormously chronicled in
our last issue. Our typewriter. and
also the intelligent comp0sitOr,
ought 10 nave known that we meant
Buckley when we wrote il Phillips.
but they don't seem 70 be built that
way. Oh. well; it does not matter
much anyway. as Phillips and
Buckley are uncle and nephew. It's
all in the family