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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
WILL LOSE HIS FOOT.
Injured Brakeman to Have Member
Amputated.

George Burk. who was injured under
some cars while switching for the Union
Pacific in the Ogden yards about a week
ago. will today submit to an opera ton
for the amDutation of his foot. At the
time he was first taken to the hospital
It was considered that he was too weak
to undergo the operation, and. while A
considerable portion of the foot was re-
moved. the amputatiOn was not complete.
He has gained considerable strength and
will undergo the operation today. 1t IS
believed that the other foot will be saved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

before meals and see the wonderful
amount Of good it viii do. II viii
strengthen the stomach and cure Inti-
gestion. Dyspepsia. Costiveness, Bill
iousaess and Malaria, Fever and Ague.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD
judicial district in and for the County
Of Salt Lake. State OF Utah. Probate
division. IN the matter OF the estate
Of Thomas r. Jones. deCea sed.-NOtice Of
sale. The undersigned will sell at pri-
vate sale the following described real
estate. tO-wit. Commencing at the south
west corner of lot ,, block 20. plat &C. -
Salt Lake City survey, running thence
north six rods, thence east sixty-eight
and one-half feet. thence south six rods
thence west sixty-eight and One-half feet
to the place Of beginning. together with
a right Of way twelve feet wide adioin-
ing saic land on the north. all in said
lot >. in the City and County of Salt
Lake. State of Utah, on or after the
18th day of June. 1895, and written bids
Will he received at 50 Commercial block
in said Salt Lake City. Terms OF sale
cash on confirmation of sale by probate
court. T. 4. REAMER
Executor of the Estate of Thomas b
Jones. deceased
Dated this Sd day of June. 1893
D. H. WENGER
AftprTep-- for Fyvacrffpr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
BuYs Feeding Point.

The Oregon Short Line has purchased
through Tax Agent J. =. Evans. 10 acres
OF land north Of Montpelier for feeding
point. Montpelier is located just right to
make It a feeding point for stock loaded
in Eastern Oregon and many points IN
Idaho
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
mo THANK YOU -

Says the poor dyspeptiC, when asked to
partake Of certain foods He really
wants them but is afraid Of the conse-
qJiences. Heartburn, BlOatinE. Cramps,
Nausea or Headache invariably follow.
Every such sufferer should try
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
Furious Fighting.

For seven years. writes George "
HOFFMAN Of Harper wash, I had q
bitter battle. with chronic stomach and
liver trouble. but at last I won. and
cured my diseases. by the use of Elpc-
tric BitterS l unneSitatingly recon-
mend them to all. and don't intend in
The future to be without them in the
house They are certainly a wonderful
medicine to have cured such q bad case
as mine" Sold. under guarantee to do
the same for you. by Z. g. NJ T. drug
DEPARTMENT. at SOC a bottle. Try them
today
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ONLY $3.50
Logan and Return

From Salt Lake. June .. via Oregon
Short Line. Special train leaves salt
Lake $50 a IN, and returning leaves
Logan 800 p m City Ticket office, POI
Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

State Of Utah, County OF Salt Lake
S..
J. " +. Adams. cashier Of tho above
named bank, do solemuy swear that tHs
above statement Is true TO the best Of my
knowledge and belief
w F. ADAMS. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
-d day of June 1913.
L. ~ EVANS. Notary Public.
CUrTCct-AttcSt.
FRANK kNON-
:. HAYS
J. g LYNCH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
BAND CONCERTS TODAY
Held's at Liberty Park-All Hal
lows in This City-29th Infan-
Try at Salt Palace.

There will be two band concerts in
Salt Lake this afternoon and one this
evening Helds band viii appear at
Liberty park at o'clock this afternoon
and will render the following progra nifne'
Overture, ''Wsnderer'' .......-..-..- SupPe
Caprice
"Maiden's Dream" ..........-. Robinson
9Aoonilgnt , ~
Waltzes. Vienna Woods Nv aidteutei
Solo for .cornet- Holy City adams
Grand selections The Woodland 49,
---------.-----' TobSri
Grand selection. National Airs
hooiiis3a "a
Overture, '-Zam3a' .-------.------- Hefofu
At the same hour All Hallows' college
band viii render the following programme
in front of the college:
March. The Autocrat ...... L.aurendeau
Trio. The Three Orphans -..-----.- Bahr
Twostep- The Ambassador" ..L.aurendeau
Song and dance. Sweet Smiles -
$3.50 ....-............-..-- 1sduFtitueeu
Selection. Irish Airs ---..+-.-- S0uthWeii
QuiCkstep. Straight Tip ......... Daniets
Serenade, Alas, Those Chimes from
MaTitanae ---....-.-.-.------.-- Waliace
Waltz. Peach Blossoms .--Laurendeau
Selection, Operate Fancies - -
... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Laurendeau
March. Flag of Truce -.--- -LauFendeaa
The Twenty-ninth infantry band Will
play at the Salt Palace from until $50
o clock this evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
RAILROAD APPOINTMENTS.
Late Changes on Different Lines OF
the Country.

Kansas City. June 81. 4. Edison. the
newly elesrted president of the Kansas
City Southern railway. today announced
the appointment of L. r Jordan. store
keeper of the Denver & Rio Grandc at
Denver. to succeed A r. Dillon as pur-
chasing agent.
s.. Paul. June President Howard FL
lott Of the Northern Pacific railway. to-
day announced the appointment Of Charles
NJ Levy Of Tacoma, Wash as third
vice president Of that road Mr.. Levy :
headquarters viii be at Tacoma and he
will have general supervision of the al
fairs of the company in oregon, Wash
ingtOu and Idaho.
Mr.. Levy has been assistant Ia the
president at Tacoma since last February.
Topeka. Kan. June 3.-W- J. Black. gen.
eral passenger agent Of the Santa Fe.
denies all knowledge Of the report that
he is To be made passenger traffic man
ger Of the Santa Fe to prevent him from
going to the Rock Island road. Railroad
men have been saying for several days
past that George T Nicholson was to be
made second vice president Of the Santa
Fe and Mr.. Black be given his place as
passenger traffic manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
BADGES AND BUTTONS
UINTAH RESERVATION LAND.

for excursions. etc. Call or write Globe
Adv Co, As f. Brigham St Ind. tel 526.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

Mrs Anna CoIburn Plummer viii sing
Take Ny Life And Let L Be Conse-
Grated, Lord. TO Thee" by Schneider.
20 per cent of on drugs and photo
graphic supplies. Going out Of business.
JOHNSON-PRATTD DRUG CO.
a Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

To The Salt Lake Herald.
VIII YOU please tell in your Sunday
paper what q person has 10 do TO get
place IN the UiDtRh reservation when IL
opeus9 Where Is the land office Nui 4
person have to go there. or can he send
the money for a chance
HERALD READER
Bingham. Utah, June 3
The plan for the distribution Of the
land in the I-intah TeSerVat iou has not
yet been adopted. 1t is thought that the
lottery plan will be adopted. but notice
and instructions viii be given out in due
time. The land office is TO be located
at Vernal. Utah 1t will be necessary for
a person 10 go there in order 10 locate
land.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

J. willard SGJ1ires viii sing the great
basso song, THE Lighthouse Bell at
Saltair. Sunday, June T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
LEGAL
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further information
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

bury. scientific; Elmer Newton woolf,
elective
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S4I65tII

State Of Utah. County OF Salt LAX
SIS
T. II s Young. cashier OF the above
named bank. do sOlemnIy swear that lie
abOve statement is true TO the best II
my knowledge and belief
H : YOUNG. Fa~hIs--
Subscribed and s-yUrn TO before
CSeaL) me this 81 day of June. 1915.
r. ". EVANS Notary Public
COrreCt-Attest-
LEWIS : HILL.
GEORGE RONNEE.
W W. RITTER
Directors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
Music at Churches.


Frank J. Schmidt secretary AViod club
Orchestra scctiOn). of New York City,
will assist in the musical service at the
Phillips Congregational church this even
ing
The evening song service at Phillips
Congregational church viii be as follows:
Voluntary. inteTmezzo, CaValleria
RustiCana' -.----------------- MascdSnl
Frank J. SChmitt-
Soprano solo. The Voice of Jesus.
5000. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SutChiiffe
Miss Lillian Turner
QUartette, Come Unto Him ....---. Giffe
CcntTaItO solo "Oh Divine Redeemer
... .....-..-........ ........-..- GOunOd
Mrs. Allan r. McNitt.
OffertOry, Largo from Nerxes" Handel
Frank !. SCh-nitt.
COntTaltO solo Jesus Of Nazareth
.-.-.-..-. ---..-......-........-.-.. GOun0d
Miss Irma Durham
Baritone solo. Resignation .-....-. Roma
OrVal Post.
QudTtette.. "Oh Lord Remember NJ.
Church qUartette: Miss Lillian Turner.
Miss Cccile x. Bowman. e. NJ. Chandler.
= u. Wickins-
Accompanies: Miss Lulu Mccartney.
Miss Ethel n NottletOn.
At St. Paurs church this morning Mrs.
Lizzie Thomas Edward will sing with
Nerdure clad" from Haydu's "Crea-
ton"
At St Marks cathedral this morning
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LIABILITIES

CAPITAL stock paid iu---.-....-.
Surplus fund .-----.....--.-------
Undivided profits. less -
penSeS and taxes paid.
National bank notes on
standing ---- -.....----------...
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No 4g51
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
The Commercial National Bank OF
Salt Lake City,

At Salt Lake City. in the State If Jtsh.
at the close of business. May 18th. lF7-
RESOJ REES-
Loans and diSCOUntS-------------- 8 e.,l- SID
OverdraftS secured and unse-
cured 49,. .-.-..-.------.- l+---i>f5
[. 5. bonds TO secure circula- $4,000.
tfOn -'-f.....'s
Premiums on T. : bonds 56-5o2
Bonds securities, etC------------ S5--i.--5
ba fi4fn4s mouse -i.-'... s7oooo9
Other real estate owned ll,t.5V9
Due from National
agents 9sel5f .'o .........-...S e. 4sos4
Due from state banks
and bankers --------- b4S@5
Due from approved re-
serve agents -------- u. 40
Checks and other
cash items ---------- l--5h-53
Exchanges for clear
ing house .-..------- l-,449-s5
Notes of other Ma
tiOnal banks ..------ 3945.e9
Fractional paper cur
cents cents ...... -. 1903
Lawful money re
serve in bank. viz.
Specie 80. ..-.----..- I7S,5Nl--3
LEGAL tender notes 80 o., 1900
Redemption fund with
L S Treasurer .
per cent Of cirCuia-
tiOn) o.. ..----.----..-.- iV.V'V' 90, ,,- n,
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No. 20lg-
REPORT Or THE CONDITION OF
The Deseret National Bank.

At Salt Lake City. i'm the State Of Utah,
at the close Of business. May -. 1888.
RESOC RCES
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
LIABILITIES

Capital stock paid in-.-----.-.-S -
Surplus fund ---------------------- =
Undivided profits less expenses
and taxes paid ----------.-------- =
National bank notes outstanding ~
Due to other National banks 9r
Due to State banks and bank
eTS ----------.- --------- 90
Due to trust companies and say
ingS banks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
Dividends unpaid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Individual deposits subject 10
check ...--. ...-.................. /. 80
Demand certificates of de
post ------ ----------.--- .----.-----
Time certificates of deposit is
Certified checks Observation-Disclosures.
Cashiers checks outstanding u
United States deposits -----..-.--. =.
Deposits of l. :. disbUrsing Of
fICeTs 5000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ID
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

Al SAT- Lake tltN- in TIE Citlr Oh Z irtls
at the close of business. May -, 1888
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts 5.-i.-t+-a .
OveUdrafts, secured and unse-
CGTe0 t'-a-'-Nt
L : bonds TO secure circulation 5DlttH1
L. s bonds TO secure L 3
deposits t3.f'''f
Bonds securities. etc. ----.--.. E56 4lHu3
Banking house NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -f','--''9
Due from National banks mot
reserve agents. Observation-Disclosures 4it.t-I-i -
ers ..-. .........-.............. lt30HL12
Due from approved reserve
agents --------------- -NL'-t-N-
Checks and other cash Items -,Ntl--5
Exchanges for clearing house 5l.3ii-'2
Notes Of other National banks 55.Ii11
NickeIS and cents ---------------- --ai-'5
Lawful money reserve
in bank. viz
q
59o.1-o.s5
Redemption fund with L :
treasurer g Der cent of cir
GuldllUI1 --i'H"'-.Tf
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Totals

treasurer g per cent of cir
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At Salt Lake CITY in the State If Jtsh.
at the close of business. May 18th. 1913.
RESOJ- RCES-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25

That neN York bike COP who pCdalied
after and caught motor car going forty
miles an hour. mas been OutdOue BY an
English bobby OF the foot force. who
ran and caught a car which he said was
going thirty miles an hour. To top it,
the bobby said he knew it was going
that fast because ne 'ad to run 50 ara
to catch hit"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
GREEK MEETS GREEK TODAY
Park City and Eureka Viii Fight it
Out on Diamond at For
mer Place.

Park City, June 24--From the stand
point of Park City bali fan. the game
of the season is to be played here to-
morrow when Eureka brings her cham
pion team to try conclusions with the
reOrSanized Park City team The visi-
tors are running an excursion from the
mining town to Park and in all prOba-
biiity viii bring along d bunch of
roOters.
The local lodge of EIks viii repeat
the dose of last year for the visiting
team and for the Elks who come Up,
and win see that they get plenty to
eat. drink and smoke The lodge room
under the direction Of Thomas Orr
tyler of Park city Lodge No..734 viii
be set with tables and meals viii be
served to the visitors.
The game should be one of excep-
tiOnal interest because of the rivalry
existing between the two teams. Last
year Park City lost the deciding game
and the state championship was
awarded to Eureka Local fans we're
never satisfied that Eureka had the
better team. but always laid the defeat
to the luck of the game and have deter
mined to change the lauTels this year
if hard, straight ball playing would do
il.
The game will be called at 3:30
o'clock and il Is safe 10 say that the
largest crowd of the season viii be
present
The locals go to Logan on June %,
where they play on that day and the
next with Logan They viii play the
Logan team here July and {.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
FIGHTERS BOTH
DOWN TO WORK
MeChntock Arrives to Look After
Dave Barry.
DICK HYLAND ALSO HERE
cALIFORNIANS WILL MOVE CAMP
TO LAGOON.

sammy McCHntock, who won many
friends in this city while he was here
with Spider Welsh a couple of years ago
dropped into the city YESTERDAY No
CiintOck came from the coast To help put
Dave Barry IN shape for his crap with
Mike Schreck. He is considered one ut
the best handlers of fighters in the bust
ness and hopes TO 20 back home with ID
different taIe than when hc was here
before. McClintock has Fighting Dick
Hyland with him. and would like 10 Sc
cure "a match for him IN this city he
prefers that fiyiand should meet 1puu-
Corbett- hy land Is probably one OF the
toughest feathers TN the world ana has
fought more battles III the last year
than any one man in the ring HIS only
defeat during that time was in his so
with frankie Neil on the coast last win
ter. his first fight in the professional
class.
McCIintock says Alex GreEgains Will
arrive in Salt Lake probably today. and
after he gets here Greggaius will take
charge Of the Caiiforniau's training
camp. while MCCliutOCk will be the mau
10 see that Greggaius' orders are carried
out
Sammy said that Barry had set his
heart on training in Ogden canyon but
would have to move down To- Salt Lake
Monday and go 20 the Lagoon. the place
selected for MIN by the club This -
done to give the local talent chance Co
get a line on Barry somehow OF other
the generals opinion has got around
among the mass Of fight fans that Barry
Is no match for Schreck- This Is mis-
take as Dave Is one Of the hardest
men in the ring. and in the opinion of
many will go in the favorite at even
money
AT the present time both Scnreck and
Barry are training uD Ogden caHygn.
about eight miles apart Both like the
place. but Bean insists that Barry come
J to Salt Lake. and as soon as Greggaius
} arrives the change will probably be
{ .sl.ade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
NO NEW TRICKS
IN BASEBALL
Modern Game Has Failed to Develop
Novel Ideas.
OLD PLAYS WORKED OVER
ALL TRICKS HAVE BEEN IN USE
FOR YEARS.
CsUseIaI Sporting servieel


New York, June 24.-The fact that the
Old trapped baH'' play worked 50 hard
against the locals last week is a remind
er OF the fact that almost every inside
trick which is successfully played in
modern baseball has been handed down
IraEn the time when baseball began its
evolution from a simple sport into a
science. How many new tricks and com
oinatiOns have been worked out during
tne past two seasons? Just one that has
proved 81 any worth. the squeeze play,
old idea
When the old Baltimore club first he
gan to have championship aspirations the
whole Infield moved to a house near the
SfounQs- Every night they would talk
oEtI tne DAY $ game, find some play that
COulu De improved or invent q new one
20 take us place Then the next DAY
tney would be on the diamond early in
the morning TO practice and perfect their
IDEAS Tor the afternoons play When the
game presented an opportunity to work
me Irlck II would be done 50 smoothly
mat the opposing team would be left gap
Iiis IN aStOnlShment- Every team that
Went up against Baltimore that season
Was continually on pins and needles. won
oeTnS what the SOuJheTnPTs would do
neat " men the season was over Balti-
more had the pennant and baseball had
reached the scientific point that il had
never before attained. That is where the
MT ana run originated and many other
plays that are now used so often that the
tacJ that they have not always been a
part OF the game has been forgotten
me game has reached such a state of
setenIlftc perfection now that il is i'm
possible TO fool opposing teams with the
PLAYS which the old Baltimore aggFega-
tlOn used to spring on their opponents
out baseball as il can best be PLAYED Is
not finished article even Yet. The team
which has something up its sleeve to SUD
denly puzzle its opponents still has n
margin OF advantage. Especially the art
OF advancing men on bases IS open to inn
provement. and the team that can in a
pinch execute we'll planned play that is
unexpected by its opponents is likely to
Win many a close game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
Ogden Takes First Game in New Two
City Series.
PLAYING AN IMPROVEMENT
BETTER THAN IN CLOSING CHAP
TIERS OF OLD LEAGUE.
Ogden, 5. :
Salt Lake, 3.

Game No. of the new dispensation
was consummated in one hour and TWEEN
ty-ninc minutes Of varieEated play, at
Mr.. Walkers yard. At the end OF the
time mentioned il was plainly 10 be seen
that the Elders had lost one more but.
when contrasted with the nightmare OF
the previous Sunday, yesterdays defeat
vas almost as good as a victory
Both teams showed the effects OF their
weeks layoff. the usually reliable play
ers being the chief Commuters OF bad
breaks. Six Of the twelve erTorss three
for each side. were harmless Elder
Thornton pitched a good-natured and ef-
fective game With sharper support there
Is no telling what ne mighJ nave done to
the Ogden crew. His own support OF ms
own pitching was fast and IauIIieSSs Win
seven chances accepted
CastletOn was effective IN the pincne5
and kept the safe ones well scattered
generally.
some OF the features were a one-hand-
ed stop by Clark. nice running eaten
Leahy's was caught only few inches
from the netting. Bare sent one nigh
and il fell almost vertically II looked
as If il would catch the wire, out Iaiied
TO strike by a narrow margin and Tom
my had 1t.
Rresino and Bare had their ups and
downs Each managed to smear up
play or two. and both figured IN the
three double plays, one of Wnleh plays
brought the game 10 an abrupt termlha-
The game on the whole. while not SEN
sationaL contained lot of hard, old
fashioned baseball, and was a mighty
Improvement over the closing scenes OF
the late Pacific National
The same teams meet again this after
noon At $50 o'clock.
Following is the detailed score;
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DR.. E. M. keysor's Method of Filling

teeth is painless. 162 Main street. Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones B. I12o-k. Ind. 11I.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
MENTALITY OF ATHLETES
College Professors Discuss Question
of Hard Physical Training on
the Brain.
Especial Sporting ServiceD

Chicago. June 24-The attack by Presi-
dent James of the University Of Illinois
upon college athletics has drawn out
these comments from the heads of lead
ing Institutions:
Harvard think the statement is too
sweeping. said President Eliot He
probably referred to some concrete cases
and did not intend to apply the state
ment generally
ePauw-''Athletics must have a moral
bearing; their purpose must be to train
orr young people to play the game of life
in fair and honorable way"
University of Iowa. would saw that
disease than would be natural in the same
number of men anywhere said President
MscLean.
PuTdue-"I presume President James
has been collecting facts on the subject.
and that his statement Is simply a fore
It Is absurd for any one who has not
made a study of the subject to verify his
statements said President Stone
University 70 PennSylvania-''TO say
that hard training by athletes breaks
them down physically and that they never
achieve any great success mentally in aft
er time Is to my mind the result of the
C2Ses-'
University Of ChicagO-Professor A w.
Small dean of the graduates school said
that he thought the question at least
a debatabie one and. judging from his
own experience with athletes. would
ask a more serious showing
Brown-President William Il p
NaUnce said: TT is a fact that the aver
age football PLAYER has no time or
strength for study during the football
season. and sacrifices himself intellectu-
ally to the success of his team"