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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Not With COrbett, but for Ap-
pearance at the Lyric
Theater.
CLEVER BOXER TO GIVE
EXHIBITION THIS WEEK
Arrangements Made Last Night
With Manager Quincy;
May Box HanIon.

"oa. Pansy. sin't he cute little follow ?
'spose nc really whip that Young Cor
bctt'"
Sure he can II no don't I'll go broke on
him anyway for he goes for my money-and
you know how VIC girls plGy tho noes. Dick
is such q nice name.
''say. Pauline. how does nc look to you
Think he can get the edge over the Denver
ooy7 Give a look.
Why, Claire. how dare YOU doubt him
III bot he is ths wickedest little man with
the mits that ever camo over tho hill"
Excerpt from Conversational Chorus in tho
Ensemble Of Dreams" delIEhtng tho audi
anc~S ut tho Lyric theatcr thls week whSN
Lew Palmer OF tho Imperial BurlesauorB In
Ioduc II Fighting Dick Hyland Of San Eran-
cisco 20 tho Monday Eight crowd with the
announcement that the coL.lnG chanr' on
would would give exhibitions at the house
during the performances Thursday and
Friday nights with ony aspiring nit artist
big or little not excepting Fat Sohulcr or
cI al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
AFTER KILLERS OF DUCKS.
Commissioner Sharp After Game Law
Breakers

Uncle" John Sharp the efficient fish and
game commissioner predicts the most pros
porous season In tho duck hunting limo that
has fallen 20 the luck of the local sportmen
in years.
Reports from the wardens guarding the nu-
mtrous sloushs and gun club headquarters
SHOW that there are a larger number OF ducks
homlns out on the shooting grounds than they
nave ever seen in their whole life ="
Commissioner Sharp. however. learns that
tho Italians and Greeks employed In the new
ly-formcd snoltcr town at the point OF the
mountain near Garfield beach have been en-
gagged In shooting ths breeding ducks In large
Quantities and proposes TO put stop 10 the
practice by sending out deputy to catch tho
offenders and they will be punished 10 the full
extent OF tho law
Al the Ash hatchcrIes the demand for spawn
has been great that he dndG II difficult TO
supply the demand and has been forced 10 sell
the output recently. All the streams nrc we'll
stocked at present and when the season opens
In June the fy-rod hogEcrS Of the trout streams
should have The time of their lIves.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
BROKER PLAYS TAG
WITH POLICE FORCE
Leads Officers Merry Chase, But
Succumbs to an Offer
of a Drink.

NEW YORK. March 27.-To prove TO
the theater crowds that he was an ex-
pert whip. Edward Jerome. a Broad
street broker. who lives at No. 376 Cen
trail Park West, hired cab In Long
Acre Square last night. and for half an
hour had half the police In the upper
Tenderloin chasing him.
The broker was dressed In evening
clothes. He sang a lively air as he zig
Jagged up Broadway and caromed his
way TO Churchlll's restaurant. There he
made his boast.
II am the most expert whip in the
country" ne declared.
You will have to show us" said
some one.
He accepted the challenge by hiring
John Riley's cab, He ordered the cab
man to be his passenger and paid him
we'll to risk himself inside the vehicle.
He said he would buy the cab II Riley
was not satisfied.
Long Acre Square was congested
with carriages and automobiles, Mr.,
Jerome whipped up the cab horse and
started around one Of the roped In
closures He lashed the horse until It
was galloping at top speed.
Policemen tried 70 stop the horse.
but Jerome lashed them with his whip.
the broker drove wildly from one end
OF the square TO the other He shouted
like a Comanche Indian until a great
crowd had gathered.
Policeman McComb succeeded In
switching Jerome from his race course
by inviting him to have drink at
road-house in West Forty-seventh
street. Jerome said he would race the
policeman there. McComb agreed and
instructed Jerome to drive west until
he came to two green lights.
When Policeman McComb arrived at
the West Forty seventh Street Police
station he found Jerome inside trying
to induce Sergeant Boylan to give him
a drink. He was locked UP after more
than $1,000 and some jewelry had been
taken away from him. His name does
not appear In the city directory.
He Will sleep soundly. as his name
is Jerome said a detective
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Quincy Signs UP Boxing Star.

The signing Cp OF this star drawing card
was due TO tho energetic efforts OF Manager
william Guirty. whc foresceing what at
traction the clever Nttlo boxer would be
signed up Hylend. through the lattor's man
asors Sammy McCIintic. u give the local pub
lie Il CHARGE to witness shc actlon of the
young boxer as q demo1strator OF the manly
art tor the FIRST tmo In this city.
Kid PrlcS Cf Sat- Lake has boon engaged
to act Hylands spnrring partner In tho
openicS entertainment end tho two men should
put UP fast and exciting exhibition.
Anothor telegram wes received yesterday
from lleck Greggains. who is handling Fight
Ing Dicks interests on the coRst. relating 10
the mceting With Tommy Mowatt OF Chicago
known as tho 'Figrtlng Conductor" saying
thet everything looked favorable for a con-
test, and thnt owing to the foct that boxing
probably would reopen no coast In April
there was a chance for Dick 10 get on O
match with Eddie HI nlon on the sHms night
that Philadelphia Jnck O'Bricn would show
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
SWELL G|R[ LOCATES
At NEW ORLEANS TRACK
Merry Belle Shows Miss Sim
plicity Her Heels at Fair
Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2L-Swcll Girl
and Merry Belle were the sensations of
this afternoons racing at the Fair
Grounds track, carrying of the money
after lightning finishes.
Results: First race. half mile. selling
-Hclmuth won, Runsum second Black
burn third Time 40 is.
Second race. nvc and a half furlongs,
selling-Swell Girl won, Henpecked sec
ond. AbJure third. Time, l:0s
Third race. Ave and a half furlongs,
selling-Il Dottre won, Elastic second,
Hannibal Bey third. Time. Los 3-5
Fourth race mile and half. selling
Nameoki won, Glceman second Nine
third Time, 2:36 3-S
Fifth race, Ave and half furlongs,
selling-Merry Belle won, Simplicity sec
ond, Oberon third. Time. los 25.
Sixth race, mile-Daniel c. won, Lena
j second, Kings Gem third. Time
l42 IS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Spring Hunnors

Impure or efete matters accumulated
in the blood during the winter cause in the
spring such dishguring and painful troubles
as boils, pimples, and other eruptions, also
weakness, loss of appetite, that tired feeling
The best medicine to take is Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly cleanses the
blood, and effects permanent cures by giving
healthy. functional activity to the stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels and skin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
CRACK SHOT BACK IN, ZION.
"O]d Timer" Cal Callison Back to the
Old Home.

Cal Sallison. the former leader Of the Salt
Lake Gun club axperts. but connected as
travelling agent with Eastern sporting
finn, has arrived in the city and will remain
hore for the grand opening OF the shooting
Since his recent departure from salt Leks
he has covered territory reaching from New
Mexico through ias Vegas, 10 Colorado, and
reports great interest in the trap shooting line
ne agent OF the company ne has taken part
In many exhibitions and shooting matches to
advertise his speciality the best Of which waa
held In Pueblo on Wsshlngton's birthday.
This meet was attended by sixty crack de-
molibhers OF blue rocks" ard Mr. Callsnn
won second place In the averages for the
match, getting twcntyeight out OF thirty
birds one string which wonderful
naIksmonship considering the heavy wind
storn, which threw the participants of their
usual form.
Sunday Callison tho star the Salt
lake Gun club meet and n is tho intention OF
the local members to arrange a few matches
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered OF
Record

ranty deed, part of lot q block G..
warranty deed. lots to S. block j.
D9sky,s third addition ..,,..:..,,,-.sa..... 8
L. J. b. Brown ct al. to Western Pa
deed, 10000 fee, rou.heast from
northwest corner OF lot }, Coates
Jennie M c. Alter to l. F. zuiick war ~,
ranty deed. part OF lot 7, block So
MaTvloo Fonton to tame warranty
deed par. ,lust Of lot l. block 81 ,l,1,: plat Al
ter. warranty decd, 6x2Is reds south
west from northeast cor Of lot g.
II r. Anderson to ]; A Houshton. war
f, j, Bench 70 George W, Dent war
ranty deed l012ta rods southeast from
notawcst corner OF lot 4. block 81.
Gsorss ". Dent 70 John 6, Msrsaan.
from nowthwest correr OF lot 4. block
X Raby 10 silver Bros. Iron works
company. warranty deed le5s57s. feet
northeast from S7a feet east of south
William a RIVER TO Frank Hess.
warranty deco, part Of lots "a and "a
EoS.Sn E, pSi'otce S tn tad hSm @
Der and Railroad company. warranty
deed. Limestone. No. l-2-5, lode. Big
D A Swan ct al. TO same. warranty
deed. Limestons, No lo2-3. lode, Big
Cottonwood ....,,.. ......................-
Andrew Thompson 10 Rio Grande West
ern Railway company, warranty deed
l.s3 acres. section "a, township 2. south.
range ! west ........,... ......-.............. s75
Emily Pate,nan to same. warranty deed
part Of section "a. township south
range west s,......-.--,-... .....
Jesse Argent TO Rio Grande Railway
company, warranty deed. 2sa acres
section -. township south. rungs
west 49,. ...-..-.-....., 1oo7
Solomon Brsachcr 10 Fortuna Manu-
featuring company. warranty deed
Abe Lincoln lode. etc. West Noun
tsin ;......... ........... $500
Maria JORDAN Western Pacific Rail
way company. warranty deed lots
TO ., block s, Earl d. 0ray's subdivl-
Hans z vunder TO Albert yunder, Quilt
claim deed, interest In Copper r No
1-2-5 Lit5le Cottonwood. etc............
Salt Lake City TO Laura w. Atkinson
quitclsim decd part OF block H. plat
Charles 8. Vadner to Estate of Samuel
Nad1er. quitclsirn deed. part OF lot 2
block p. plat F. ctc. ctc.......,....-...s.... sSn
Salt Lake city TO Mutual Realty com ~
psny outclaim deed pnrt of lot G.
block ~. plat .-.........,.-............
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
RAIN! RAIN GO AWAY
Give Varsity Athletes Chance to
Learn Discus Throw.

Unless 1t rains today Coach Maddox
will introduce University athletes to the
discus throw this afternoon. The double
pie plate" arrived here some days ago,
but owing to the stormy weather has not
been used. Few of the athletes at the
University have seen discus. save as
II has been pictured in newspapers. The
mcn TO try out for this event are Swapp,
Brown. "Cuddy" Russell and Bennion,
Heretofore the discus throw hee never
been included in a meet in which the
University has participated, 1t will, how
ever be one Of the events in the Rocky
Mountain conference meet In the Utah
State meet the winner OF the discus event
Will receive a medal, but the points for
the event will not count
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
PARK CITY ENTHUSIASTIC.
Baseball Public Hungry for Sport,
Says Sheriff Mair.

Sheriff Chaley w. Halr OF Park City wos
In tho city last night on his way TO Ogden,
where he Will take back c. A Rcnstron. who
is held there by the Ogden police forgery
charge
Charles reports the outlook for baseball in
the mining city being the hest ever and
saws that the men behind the game have taken
hold OF thlng9 in the right manner and that
nearly all tho attck In tho coming club has
already beer taken up by tho lovers OF the
uonal goIne In the camp who arc anxious to
make the now State league a success.
Tho proposition Is backed by the most sub
StnDtial men in Park tho bonrd of directors
containing such substantial citizens n Mayor
Welsh. who IL an enthusiast the game; c.
NJ. Short, Dan Gnlllvan. William Mclaughlin.
Sohn Linlcy, who Will manage this years
team, and s. l.. RaddCn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Results at Bennines Track

WASHINGTON March 27-Bonnings results
First race for hllios and mares three-year-
olds and up, six furlongs Columbia couree-
Iickie Won Darumo second. Bivouac third.
Time, l;19.
second race, for moidens. two-ycar-olds half
hlie' old course-Lady Vera won, Melting sec
"nd Powder House third Time So seconds
Third race. selling. three-year-olds and up-
ward. six and half furlongs Columbia
third Time l.25
Fourth race. sovcn furlongs Columbia
course, Tor three-year-olds-Hocus Pocus won
Oisobcdient second. Water Course third
Ttmc. l:314-6.
Fifth race, selling. for threo-year- and
upwnrd' six trrlongs. Columbia cours--Chief-
,aipA won. Judge White second ParkyIlIc third
Time, l:l7 2-s.
sixth race. handicap. for three -yoar-olds and
Upward. mile and forty Yards, old course
Yorkshire Lad won, Worthwhile second Phoe.
nus third. Tir1e. 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Jack o'Brien After Tommy Ryan.

The latter has called off any match with
Sam Berger rs the new arplrant for heavy
weight honors has proved too slow in enter
Ing irto an argument with The Quaker City
boxer,
Cut him ont" rites o Brien 10 barry
Ryan"
Manager McClinuc is at present undecided
as to WHITTIER he Will return TO San Francisco
and take on the Hanlon and Mowatt propo-
sitons, or continue his vny east TO Hos-
ton. r. has plenty OF time for the Eastern
matches, az they not cue 10 come OF
until tue MIDDLE OF summer ana fo= the
present Will romaln here anG how the
proposst Young Soroctt prcpositioa turns cut.
So far everything looks favorable for the
soientihc exhibition With the gloves ond an
evenings entertainment by the two clever
ring generals would ind favor with the Can-
ernl public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28

ti.ons Of the liver, kidneys and otb.,
ciated organs. ''ner
Read from the writings Of the .u,,
tleS above quoted, under the NAL
ol Golden seal root, Stone root IN
Sherr DIRK, bl0odroot, Queens root u
MAndr@Ke root, In a little book ~
uaFls' compiled by DR.. r. V. PIerce'
Whlch WIZ be sent You free on rec
agGITcsseh 10 tho Doctor, at Rnf ,
\. J.; and you VIII learn that ali
lngIcoIch's ere recommended as rsq,
dieS Tor Indigestion or dysponsis W
euro OF ali catarrhal afiect1ona' 'or
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THROAT end lung affections All E'om
grediCntS Of Golden Medical Dis.a
combined I'm such proportions iha,'
enhances the curative action ~ ~
others. A {
The Discovery must no. ho 4
70 produce miracles, While I,
cially suited for the cure OF ali eS
lingering coughs thot are curobJ.
not so effective in acute colds ana -
unless slippery elm mucilare Ne
tea, solution OF gum arabic or
mucilGginous demulcent be drant
in connection with its use. Nor mrs
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little booklet mentioned above re.
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Golden Medical Discovery n w;,i' y
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affections, chronic diarrhea, ali cafsvr}
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dizziness, coStiveness, or constipatIon
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Here Is the Address,

Address of the students OF An HalloNs coll
lege 20 the Very Rev. ]. n. Portal, provincial
OF the Society Of Moyy In America:
Very Reverend Fathcr-We, the students OF
All Hallows, assemble here this evening TO
give you hearty welcome 20 our dear old
ooll3TH. Among tho pleasurable events that
wHiconncs to brighten the tollsome hours
OF school work. there is none look
forward to with greater interest than the an
are happier now In making this welcome the
more heartfelt. IL Is your flrst visit 10 the
West and to the college.
''Wc trust. reverend father, you are pleased
with what you havo ssen so far OF our beau
tiful city, and still moro with our dear alma
not to be compared with those OF your great
colleges of the East and South. but are
wfllins TO learn from thom. and we think
physical training. VIC arc prepared TO hold sec
ond place with none.
You hove shown great Interest in the
ganizatlons cf tho collcge-the band. orches-
ira and gymnosium-and we are glad that
have been able TO plcnsc you.
We proud in having for professors
q body of mon. equally great for their learn
ing, zeal and piety. who arc undyins in their
efforts to instl into US thesc undying princi-
pies OF honesty Gno integrity which are to
make At for after life; who and AL
ways tell that fathers the meu
within u.s. and who sTiye with oil their power
to make OF US men that will bo a credit to
our college. TO our country ard TO our God.
We wish you, reverend father, a happy
stay here with us and trust that Salt Lake
and All Hallows win find a wnrm spot in
qucnt visits from you. and whom leave
Us. we want you TO carry away with You the
acknowledgment hat the welcome extended
to you by the Western boy la sincere.
heartfelt and warm ns any boy cnn give
JOHN GALLIdAN.
FRANK CASHIN,
LEONARD THIIL,
JAMES DICKEY
b F, QUINN,
JJJIITS q SCHMIDT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
SURPRISES SPRUNG
AT OAKLAND TRACK
Talent Goes Wrong in Nearly
g All of the Chief
Events.
SPLENDID RACE RIDDEN
5 BY JOCKEY FOUNTAIN
Graceful Hits BOOkmakers Be-
tween the Back Yard and
the Kitchen.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2I-Elnn
King. from Ascot, sprung a surprise In
the high weight selling race at Oakland
today by winning at odds OF TO l. The
taIfnt were also wrong in the second
cvdnt, Princess David at odds OF ! to l,
winning through splendid riding.
Meanest Horse In the World.
Graceful, In a rare burst of speed. cap
tured the final race at the odds of S to l..
Weather clear. track slow, Results:
First race three and hnlf furlongs-
Blanche c., lO4 (schade). 6 to /, second !;
Silver Line, lU9 (Robinson). Il to 5, third
Time 42S seconds Carrie l., Elota,
Avona. Lusano, Pescadera, Menden and
Second race, five fuTlongs-Prncess Da-
yid. 100 (FounIain). to l. won; Paddy
Lynch. III Robinson), to /, second !;
Buckster Holdi, ia (Dugan), IL TO l. third
Time. 1:02l4 J. B. Smith. James A. Muir
raw, San Jose Ann Cramer, Barato
George ". Tuthnl, Barker and Artillery
Star also ran.
Elfin King Wins Futurity.
Third race, Futurity course-ElAn King,
100 (B. PowelD. to ! won Jake Ward,
O'shanteE rs tBonner). 8 to .. third.
Time, 1:13&. Chestnut. Picknway, Water
spout, Bath Beach and My Order also
ran.
Fourth race. mile and 100 yards-Lans-
down, l07 (Robinson, to o won; Major
Tenny, l9 (Earnshaw), TO l. second,
P,,ns P[sstanG. f:5,n l97 cE p9weID to l. third
Hunt and Haven Run also ran.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Bell Reed.
lGs lRobinsonl, II to 3. won; Mlmon, 1o2
tRusselD, Is TO /, second. Mogregor. l4
(BrusseD. to l, third. Time. 1:29it Bird
Of Passage, Backthorn. Ethel Abbott
Lucrece, Golden Sunrise. Bear Hunter
and Big Injun also ran.
Not a Bit Graceful.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Grscefui 81
IElSSe, ,saSsdo to s0cona Won gnshspan ms ss
l:2sh Judge, Rabert, Albert Fir. Lii,
Illus and Clydeo also ran.
Wednesdays Oakland Entries.
First race, six and a half furlongs-Me-
lior. 100; Wheatstone, 100; Evelyn Grimm,
100. Fred Bent. l09; Captain Burnett, Jos;
Merry-Go, Round. lo3; Miss Topsy, 1oa
Pelf ss; Rustieate, los, Josie's Jewel. 1O2-
Second race. five and half furlongs-
lo2; Tanana, 1oo; Halton, 1OS; Pimkin, 90
Third race. mile and twenty yards
Hayiland, lo7; sunny Shore. lO7 Iras, l0a
Lone Wolf, l03; Christine A, 1o4; Follow
Me- 1o6; Red Light, los. Critical l0s
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth Cot
ION handicap. sl0O0--Roycroft. 95 ST
George, Jrs. lo5. Rubric. los; Corn Blos-
Fifth race, six furlongs-David Boland.
% Salaole. 95: Young Pilgrim, ss, Mar
tlnmas, 100; Royal Rogue, los; Wee Lass,
4: Phalanx, 80.
Sixth race. six and a half furlongs-
Lotta Gladstone. lo2: Elevation. 100; Bolo-
man, l"s; Hector. 100: Wrenne l07: Ebel
Thatcher. l07; ]. X f. l07; Huston. l07:
Lisaro, 1oI; ST. Volna. l07
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
VARSITY ATHLETES TURN OUT.
Track Is Being Whipped Into Shape
for Spring Meet.

Tack athletes ut the university put in their
frat day OF outdoor work yesterday. The
whole squad turned out and Maddock put
the mea through number OF preliminary
stunts before evening. II the good weather
continues regular afternoon practices will be
In order from now until the big Stntc track
meet. which Will DO held OF MAY 20.
Maddox and a force OF men have been at
work on the track for the pegt week. and the
oldest athletes at the uniyeI sity declare that
II was never in better shape. in the bare
spots cinders havo been scattered and long
before spring meets tho truck Will be hard
and speedy. The heavy and rain fall
Of the winter seems TO have brought the clay
20 the surface Absorbing tho cinders and CIV
inG the track hardness that II has lacked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
SCOTT STILL HELD
Death Valley Miners Attorney Sc
cures Another Writ.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 27.-woltcr SCOTT
the Death valley miner. not released on
habcas corpus Monday. The warrant for his ar
rest the charge OF assault with a d.ndly
oapon arrived from San Pernardino and ho
was formally charged on The prison register
This practically disposed OF tho writ obtalneyI
from Judge Graham Saturday night Scott
again placed In jail, but his attorney se-
cured another writ from Judge Dunno attack
Ing tt'e validity OF tho warrant The writ was
made rcturnoblc Thursday and Scott was re-
leased on 5000 hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
BIG PLANT SOLD
Bankrupt Electrical Concern Of
Waukee Transferred.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March T.-The
OF Ihe National Electric company includ
assets vas sold today 10 Charles l. g
OF Chicago for 500, COO Tho statement
coived John 3eGgs showed assets OF VI
liabilities, 81. 242, 60.
Mr.. Sullivan would not stn,a whom
resented further Than TO cay himself
tyrclatoS.
Tho company was force1 into pAnh
foIlowing the defalcation OF Banker FRI
Riselow. who was the chief promoter
company.
Late this afternoon Referee Maxwell
listening 10 the arguments approved
sale but q notice OF appeal was imme
given By Attorney f.. II. Bottum for
Christensen, who believes that bette
is obtnlnablc