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The copper era., 1906-07-12

The Stockton brothers have sold
800 head of steer cattle TO J. c..
Gatti, of Clifton, who will ship most
of them to California pastures, which
are in prime condition this year.
Delivery will commence about the
middle of August. The cattle are
said to be in good condition for this
season of the year.
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panies.

A NEW trial was refused the Chi
cago rebaters; warrants are out in
Ohio for the arrest of Rockefeller;
kansas and Texas are after the oil
trusts; ice trusts are in trouble every
where, and reforms of all kinds are
becoming popular.
The copper era., 1906-07-12

THE attorney general of Arkansas
has commenced suits against the
ice trusts of Little Rock, and asks
the assessment of penalty of
SEA, 900 against each of said COM
nar,iac
The copper era., 1906-07-12

DIR. Fales left this week for Califor-
MIA to spend his vacation with his
wife, who is temporarily residing
with her daughter in Los Angeles.
He will be absent about a month,
and during that time Clifton patients
will be cared for by DIR. Tebbetts of
Metcalf. DIR. Watkins is now looking
after the health of the Shannon
employees at Metcalf.
The copper era., 1906-07-12

Belle Springs Butter. The sales
are increasing for it every week.
There must be a reason for it.
Agency Smiths store.
The copper era., 1906-07-12

Risdon's photographs are up to
date. See his work before going
elsewhere
The copper era., 1906-07-12
Free Premiums.

Buy your st. Charles Cream by the
case and obtain a coupon of great
value to you. Always fresh 1T the
a. G. grocery department.
The copper era., 1906-07-12
The following is the score:
CLIFTON

Summary-Bases on balls, off Marquee 4;
off Ashley .; 2-b hits. Daniels, Mcclellan,
Markley; double play Cramer to Mcclellan;
struck out by MARQUEE 8, by Ashley 6; left on
bases MOrenCi 9. Clifton.6 Time 1 hr 40 min.
Umpire, Oswald.
The copper era., 1906-07-12
For Sale.

a good Quick Meal, three bufner
range; inq9ire at the
rs-iirncr of i, II, TrSr riverside
The copper era., 1906-07-12

John R. Hampton and Dick Franz
returned this week from the White
Mountains where they spent a few
weeks camping. They report the
weather in that section as almost, too
cool for comfort. They kept the
camp well supplied with mountain
trout, and on the whole they had
very pleasant outing.
The copper era., 1906-07-12

Buy your featherweight hat at The
Hub.
The copper era., 1906-07-12

Garrett King, the energetic repre-
sentative of the Southwestern rail-
road, is spending a few days in this
section arranging for business for the
Elks' special train which will be run
from FL Paso to Denver.
The copper era., 1906-07-12

WANTED-2OO families in Clifton,
Morenci and Metcalf to enjoy the
comforts of home by having our Car
donated drinks handy, Apply to S,
e. =. nuttliHg Works
The copper era., 1906-07-12

Club House corn on the cob in gal
Ion cans are all the rage at the A.
G. grocery department.
The copper era., 1906-07-12

See the new double suit cases at
81 and Sc at The Hub.
The copper era., 1906-07-12
Notice to Creditors.

Clifton Ariz., June Goth, 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
.D.EWAR TROPHY
GOES TO B0NDEN
Mercedes Wins Both Heats i'll
Onc-Mils Dash On Lake
Worth.
MOTOR BOAT REeETTA ENDS
Engine Trouble Halted Alton in
Event Won BY
Shadow.
lBy Associated PROSE,

! PALM BEACH, FLA, February 2.--Tll.,
last day OF the second annual motor boat
regatta on Lake Worth was marked by
the running off OF four events, chief
among which was tho one-niIle dash for
the Sir Thomas r. Dewar trophy. Two
hents were run In this event. III. L..
Bowdenfs Mercedes winning both. The
Mercedes made the mile In the first heat
from a flying start In three minutes and
six seconds. The time in the second heat
WAS several seconds slower than IN the
first trial. The Dowar trophy must be
won twice consecutively before 1t becomes
the permanent property Of any racer.
Tile 1875 mile event. postponed from
Tuesdny, was won by George Il. An
drewss Shadow In one hour, three min
utes, fourteen seconds. Only three boats
started, and the Allon was unable to
finish, owing to engine trouble.
The 5.175 miles consolation race, open to
boats not winning in previous events.
was won by G. S. coggins's Blanche, in
thir,y-three minutes and forty-three Sec
onds.
The last event of the day. n 1875 mile
race, open to speed boats, was won by
Bowdcn's Mercedes in thirty-two min
utes and eighteen seconds, defeating the
nearest competitor by tWenty-six seconds
The presentation of trophies markell the
close OF the regatta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
CHARTERS GRANTED.
Several New Companies Are Au-
thorized BY the Commission.

The State Corporation Commission yes
terday granted the following charters:
The Hampton. Phoebus and Old Point
Gas Company Hampton. IL. r, Booker,
president: F. w. Shield. secretary;
Hampton; 3. F. Batchelder. treasurer,
Norfolk. Capital. $1,000. Objects, to
maintain and operate plant for the
generation of electricity. gas. etc, and
To distribute and sell same.
Reams & Co. Qncorporated. Lynch
burg. c. s. Reams president; c. G..
Blankenshlp, secretary and treasurer,
Lynchburg. Capital $4,000. Object, to
deal in all kinds of furniture.
Elkton and Shenandoah Mutual Tele-
phone Company. Elkton. G.. NJ. Hams
berger, president. Shenandoah: C. n. j.
Blose secretary and treasurer, Elkton.
Capital. 1900. Objects. to operate tele-
College place Improvement Corpora
ton. Ashland. g. W. NJ. Taylor. presi-
dent Oaklette: ]. Ross McNeal, vice
president. Garysburg. n. c.; W. NJ. Nc
Neal. secretary and treasurer, Norfolk.
Capital. 5000 Objects, to deal in real
estate.
Frank Amusement Corporation. Ports
mouth. II. j. Tarshis. president, Nor
folk: L. J. Shapiro. treasurer; Meyer
Kotteen, secretary. Portsmouth. Capital.
$2J0oo. Objects. to conduct and operate
theatres and places of amusement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
AUCTION SALES, Future Dayt
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
BY G. L. & II. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
81 Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
-of tho =
Large Brick Dwelling
At the Southwest Corner Of
9th and M Streets,
No. $40 N. 9th Street.

BY virtue of certain deed OF trust,
dated December 10. 1903. and recorded In
the clerks office OF the Richmond Cham
Gerry Court. d. u. no, c., page 43o. default
having been made In the payment of a
note secured. and being required by the
beneficiary so TO do. will sell ut public
auction on tho premises on MONDAY
FEBRUARY s. 1906. at 4:3o O'CLOCK p.
M, tho following described property: All
that certain lot OF land with the brick
dwelling. (No. 500 and all other improve.
ments thereon, and the rights. ways,
privileges and appurtenances thereto be-
longing. lying and being in the city Of
Richmond, Mt the southwest corner of
NJ and Twenty-seventh Streets, fronting
on the western line of Twenty-seyenth
Street forty-one feet. more or less. and
extending back westwardly along the
southern line of NJ Street and between
parallel lines 1872 feet.
The improvements consist of largo
double-brick dwelling and will make a
most comfortable home. Property in this
section is particularly desirable for rem
tai purposes and this sale offers an on
portunity for a safe investment.
Terms: Cash. as to expenses of SALE any
taxes due and sufficient to pay a motto
OF 500 with interest from June 10. 1905;
balance In two equal payments Mt one
and two years
c. l.. DENooN. Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
UNKNOWN TRAMP
SPREADS DISEASE
Special 10 The rimes-pIspatch.>

Special to The Times Dispatch.>
CHESTER. VA, Feb. 2,--tAn unknown
tramp. wandering about tho county, pro-
scented himself at the home OF Dr. Irving.
who kindly allowed him Ito come into his
house to warm. when 1t was discovered
that he had the smallpox He was sent
to the pest-house at Petersburg. and the
case was pronounced a serious ono. Some
of Or. Irvings children. before 1t was
known to be smallpox. went to the public
school at Port Walthall. nearby and the
teacher is at her wits end to know what
to do and what will be the consequence.
Unfortunately. the law allowing the
County school Board TO exercise their
discretion as to compulsory vaccination
as n prerequisite TO entering school, and
the County School Board RELOCATING the
matter TO the district boards, the children
of tho schools In the county have not
been vaccnated, except where parents
have taken that precaution. and there is
danger of contamination and spread Of
lhhe disease.
Full precalltion, however, will be taken,
and the school closed, II necessary. Tho
children of that school will be. required to
be ynccinated, and the exposed ones kept
from school for reasona bio period. Tho
county authorities Will doubtless take the
matter In hand and prevent any spread
Of the disease II any cases appear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
THE NEW CHANNEL
IS PROGRESSING
Rapid Working in Digging for
Diversion of the Apo
mattox River.
WORK TO BEGIN ON BRIDGE
Tie Battlefield Park Advocates
Are Hard at Work on the
Scheme.
WORK TO BEGIN ON BRIDGE
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

PETERSBURG, VA, February a.
The dredging of the new channel for
the Appomattox River, designed to fur
nisli an unobstructed channel from Pc
tersburg to tho James River. is pro-
crossing more rapidly than at any time
since tho work began, twenty-one thou
sand yards more material having been
eScavated in January than In any other
months work. 1t Is estimated that at
the present rate the dredging can DO
completed In about n year from date.
One cut. about mile and fifth long.
has been made from Golfers dam down
stream. and n second parallel to 1t. about
third of mile from tho dam down
stream.
The total area dredged amounts to
approximately fifteen acres, about one
fifth of the area to be drcdged. 1t is
stated that work on the railroad bridge
to be built over the new channel for the
Atlantic Coast Line will begin as soon
as tho railway company deeds the re-
CURED land to the government which
is expected to be done very soon.
The battlefield park workers are hard
at 1t, and dead in earnest, and It Is ex-
pected that A. p. Hill Camps passage of
resolutions last evening. endorsing tho
plans Will soon be followen,d by It's off,
cial recognition and support by tho Board
of Aldermen and Council.
Colonel Archibald Grove. who has been.
here for several days. going over the
battlehelds. and comforting with the
friends OF the park plan, returned to
Washington this morning. 1t is definite
ly stated that n Northern Senator has
expressed his intention to work for tho
plan. provided that he is favorably i'm
pressed.
Miss Ella Paige Norris and Mr.. Ed
ward Spain We're married last night,
at the home of the brides parents In
Pearl Street by tho Rev. Fred. W. Moore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
Official Baseball News.

NEW YORK, February e.-Presidant
Harry c. Pulliam, of the National Base
ball League. announced to-day the fol-
lowing contracts and releases:
Contracts-With Brooklyn. James Pas
torions, Fl. Mcintyre: with Cincinnati,
Miller Higgins, August Dorner. George
II. schlei, r. Livingstone, Leo E. Half
ford, ]. 3. Seymour; with New York,
NJ. w. Fitzgerald. Henry Mathewson,
Archie w. Graham. stt
Rcleases-Bost to Cincinnati. James
G. Delahanty; Cincinnati to Boston, AL.
ii. Bridwell; Pittsburg to Columbus,
IF. J.. Flaherty and a. Robertaille: Pitts
burg to Springfield, Mass, ]. P. Flana-
gan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
spoting Small Talk.

Buddy Ryan is 10 box Jack Dougherty
at Milwaukee, Tonight
II is reported that Terrrc Haute, Ind,
VIII be opened 10 boxing shortly.
owen Ziegler Is matched to box Cy
Flynn IL rounds at Buffalo on Monday.
Sam Boolen and Dave Holly boxed n
Ground draw before Brooklyn club on
Wednesday night.
Bill Walsh. OF Erie. in Io-round bout
at Erie. Pa. February 10Th.
Johnny Carroll Knocked out Jimmy
Handler in one round before the Consoli-
dated Athletic Club. OF New York,
on Wednesday night
Ben Tremblc. of st. Paul. and Mike
Meagan, the Kerry KID of Superior Wis,
fought a terrific 1s-round draw in Hib-
bling. Mimi, on Monday night.
jude. full-blooded Indian. who played
an. end on the Carlisle football team last
ran. Is reported TO have been signed by
Grille for his Toledo team.
Kid Abel. of Chicago. once top
notchcr In the boxing game. was knocked
out In. two rounds by Eddie johnson in
S eS,. fork ;. On W cdr a,, night
weight, Is anxious to ger another match
with Tommy Murphy. He wants to make
the bout twenty rounds and is keeping
himself In good shape for the contest.
Bem,is Pierce, American Association
baseball player and coach OF the wiscon-
sin Varsity team for the pas; two years,
Will coach for the varsity again this
year. provided that there is any baseball.
Recent advIces from Washington state
that Patsy" McCue. the well-known
rider. who was reported to be dying In
Washington, Is out of danger, and his
pl1slcian expects to have him around In
good shape in about six weeks.
Jack Blackburn's next fight will be with
Kid Wilson. of Orange. n. j. They are
to 80 fifteen rounds at Indianapolis. Ind.
on Fcoruary 18th. On February 23rd
blackburn is matched TO box Eddie Cain.
OF BROOKLYN, ten rounds at Allentown. Pa.
I'D. schradcr. one of the best chess
ker. the worlds champion. in match
game at the Missouri Athletic Club Tues
day afternoon. The contest lasted about
three hours, and Schrader won in fifty
six moves
Jimmy Britt says: why should fight
Cans? I think that it would hurt my
reputation to be mixed up With him
again. fought him once. i did the best
/ knew how. Although lost on a foul,
think everybody will agree that ] had
the pest of 1t when things came to
stop"
The black Jacket and pink cap of S.
w. Williams. which has been In front in
many races at Ascot Park, will be seen
no. more. at least for this season. II lis
said that the cause of his departure is
the suspension of Wiley, who is under
contract to him. The owner did not
fancy the idea of losing the services of
his good rider.
The noted 17-year-old stallion Nc
powell, by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is dead at
the breeding establishment of William
Fields. Jr.. at Lexington. MCDOWELL was
bred by Fields and sold by him as n year
ing, and during his career on the turf
Won several good races. including the
star, m stakes; which Eas his only
ed at auction in Lexington last fai IsINields
purchased him. 81 ". IN Sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
City Park Summary.
(Ry Associated Press,

NEW ORLEANS, February 2.-First
First race--seven f,rlongs-April Show
race-seven furlonss April Showers
u2 to y first. Gilfain q to y second,
1nmortellle az to II third. Time, 1929 as.
Second race-three and one-hnlf FUR
lonEs-Colloauy e to y first, Lens q toll
second, Blue Dale (even), third, Time.
:Ha-5.
Third race-short course steeplechase-
Flying Rain Cloud g to u first. Judge
Nolan Is to q second, Trouere d5 to u
third. Time, aO3 2-5.
Fourth race-.hve and a half furlongs;
handicap-Quinn Brady N TO y first = IN
l TGnso @ to !! secondi Nico e. to 81 third
Itch race-one milc-Florizel "a to 81
Arst Baron Esher g to 81 second. Free
booter Is to y third. Time. $40 as.
Sixth race-mile and a sixteenth-Pndur
90 70 y first, Big Bow @ to . second.
Taip G to 81 third. Time. 1:4O3-5.
Seventh ssce--siN fllrlongs- Braden e
to u first. Felix Moseses g to ID second,
Auroceivcr (evcn) third. Time 1:14a-5. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
.R|G|DLY ENFORCE
THE LIQUOR LAWS.
Governor Glenn Issues Special
Personal Letter to His County
..shcriffs.
CORPORATION COMMISSION
The North Carolina Geological
pn,rj IHf,~ &. A....f
CORPORATION COMMISSION
Especial to The Times. Dispatch,

Especial to The Times- DIspatcf.)
RALEIGH. N. c., February 2.-Govcrn-
or Glenn Issues n special personal letter
to each sheriff In the State, urging that
they do everything in their power to rig
idly enforce and promptly execute all
laws. especially those arising under the
Watts and Ward acts, regulating or pro-
llibiting the sale OF liquor, as 10 the en-
forcement OF which no says numerous
complaints are coming into his of1ice. He
tells them that the beet way to suppress
crime is TO bring about quick detection
and sure punishment. He calls their at
tention especially to sections 1888, 1884
and 1886 OF the new Code. setting out their
duty. and urges that nothing DO allowed
TO Interfere with the prompt carrying
out of these provisions. He also requests
all newspapers and citizens who know of
any officers refusing or neglecting TO dis
charge their duty to call his (the Gov
ernorsO attention to It, and he will at
once put the matter In the hands OF the
solicitor of the district for investigation.
and II found true he would see that the
officer is punished.
A charter Is issued for the Winston
Blanks Drug Company, OF Youngsville,
this county; capital. 1900 by G. G. VIM
ston, o. n. Blanks, A. v. Bobbitt and DIR.
S. G.. Riddlck.
Tie North Carolina Corporation Com
Inission returned to-day from All inspec-
ton trip over the branch line Of the
Atlantic Coast Line between Rocky
Mount. Washington. and Plymouth. the
inspection being especially as to CONF
plants as to unsafe conditions between
Washington and Parmelee. Chairman Nc
Neill says they had a very satisfactory trip
and will issue detailed report within
the next few days.
The North Carolina Geological Board
was in annual session here to-day In the
Office of Governor Glenn. he being ex-
ofticio chairman. Other members are 81.
u. Fries. Winston: J, T. Moreheau.
Leaksville ]. A. Holmes. State Geologist.
Chapel Hill. They determined to prose-
cute with renewed visor the efforts to
develop the mineral resources of the
State. tho work OF soil survey, and as
far as possible, the protection OF forests
and promotion Of better methods among
mill men In numbering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.
FOR SALEI
Valuable Property in the
Town of P0cahontas. Va.

This property Is situate near the Nor
folk and Western passenger station. and
is the property formerly occupied by tho
Pocahontas Wholesale Grocery Company.
Tho building is three stories and base
nrent, and Is 150x75 feet: has electric
motor elevator. electric lights and steam
heat. This property is in nrst-class con-
dltion and admirably equipped and arr
ranged for any wholesale business. It
could be, divided up and ARRANGED into
good rooms for mercantile purposes, as
the as sSer
for sale in this section. This property
will be sold cheap and>on very reason
able terms, and Is an opportunltS for q
profitable Investment which should de-
mand your attention.
For any further information, price.
terms etc, call on or correspond with
either OF the Undersigned.
President Pocahontas Whpisaale GrocsrYi
Company, Pecahontas, Va. +,
Y, l.. Sexton, Attorney, Pocahontast
Wholesale Grocery Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
MAYOR MAKES
A STRONG WITNESS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Nicol the necessity and the expediency
for annexation--th two vital points of
law by which the Judge Is governed in
the hearing of the case on Its merits The
constitutionality of the law, under which
Richmond proposes to relieve herself Of
the congestion. has been tested and has
stood the test. In lengthy and able
opinion Judge Garrett decided that there
were no technical points that We're Illegal
In riseF.phraseology of the Anderson an
IjeSation act. Thus 1t Is that the matter
now is being heard from the standpoint
OF matters of fact and the material points
for Richmond to show In evidence are that
expansion is necessary and that expen-
sion is cxpedient Mt this time.
No witness could have been moro thor
ough In his Information than was Mayor
Mccarthy yesterday. nor could many
witnesses have so entertained and ell
lishtened the court upon questions SO
vital to the issue. His connection with
the city government in the capacity of
special accountant, position which was
created mainly through his efforts. ana
following this his knowledge gained While
serving as mayor of the city. gave Cap
tain Mccarthy an almost inexhaustible
fund of information, every word of which
was worth the hearing by those interested
In the CARRYING into effect of the ordn-
.ance that provides for the city extending
her limits into Henrlco county, and tar-
Ing in territory upon which desirable
houses for the ACCOMMODATION of the
working people may be erected and may
be owned ny the occupants.
Mayors Testimony.
First the Mayor gave evidence that
showed wherein Richmond was In n no.
sition to assume the responsibility or
the additional territory to lie taken in.
He explained that the city was flnan-
cially III a better condition now. than
before for forty years and that the reve:-
nue. for the next year would almost
double the present revenue. From stats
tics. he proved that Richmond was rank
ed ms one OF the leading cities In tho
South, as having met her obligations
promptly, and being at tho same time
able to meet every obligation at this
time. BY 1907, he testified, that the city
could go to every man who held city
bond and give the man check for the
amount,
y Parenthetically MIR. Mccarthy, when
called upon to give testimony In general
about the city. and the conditions, de-
nounced. the owners of tho real estate
In the sections of Wallace and Reser-
yoir Streets, In no uncertain terms Pre-
vious to the Mayors appearance on the
witness stand, Mr.. RraXton of counsel
for tho county, had read from tho Even
ing Journal, an account OF there being
typhoid fever OH Wallace Street, caused
by unsnnitary conditions. In his refer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
Sheibeck Wants Montreal Club.

CLEVELAND, February 2.-Frans
Shelbeck,, of Detroit. who will be re-
WONDERED as the Cleveland shortstop of
1901, who was here to-day Ia planning to
purchase the Montreal Eastern League
Club, If lie shall succeed in his search
for partner with sufficient coin to stay
With him through the deal, and will
manage it himself In case he gets the
property. Shebeck Is enthusiastic In
speaking of the prospects OF the Mon
treal Club. and says the club can be
bought for song and made y. winner
With proper management. sheiseck did
some tall tanning In n little visit to the
Office, OF the Carr Bradley Company. Bill
and Chariie are old friends of Shelbeck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
Fair Grounds Summary.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
NEW " oR & 2 AZ February .,First
r "a, y a ana naif fnrlongs-Dr coftey
usnry e tod third, Time io7 is.
Second race--three and a half furlones-
King Leopold $50 TO y first, Helen I,icas
90 to y second. salvsa- g to ~ third
Tine. ia! l-t,
Third race--one mile and an eighth,
Jerry Lynch q to q first. Athena co tolD'
second, Kenton 40 to y third y. Time, / :5G.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 III 10 tSar cN frat
Lady Yashti teven) second, Escutcheo,,
(ato y third. Time, 1.l4A-5
Fifth mile Holloway III to n
first. Nine % TO y second, Kitty Plat eco
TOD third, Time, AZ.
Sixth race--mlle and an eighth--Leg
Cesto ~ frst. Pr1ele Salm 6 to 81 second,
Saul C6 to u third. Time, 1:561-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-03
LADIES THROWN OUT.
Vehicle Wrecked and One Of the
Occupants Painfully Hurt.
(Snscial TO Tho Times DIspatch.)

ELLERsON. VA, February 2.Whla
Mrs. William Crenshaw Newman was
returning from Richmond last Tuesday
evening one OF the cuffs which holds
the shafts broke. allowing tho shafts to
fall OH the horse's feet, which caused It
to run Mrs. Newman and Miss Matlnol
Carneal. who was with her. were thrown
out Miss Carnea escaped with only
slight scratch on her face, but Mrs.
Newman was dragged a considerable
distance and quite severely bruised The
accident happened near the Virginia
Laundry and tho buggy was badly
wrecked by striking u telephone pole.
The ground was soft and muddy.
which saved the ladies' from serious m
jury when tHsy We're thrown out.