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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-08-22

A. M. Sebring, of Aberdeen, spent
Sunday in the city with his wife, who
is visiting her parents, Rev. j. E.
Andrews and wife.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-08-22

Lee and Fanny Miller returned
Monday from a two weeks visit with
relatives in st. Paul.
Ben Barber, the G. & foreman
on the Miller section. has changed
sections with foreman Morgan of
Highmore.
Miss Anna Reha spent Sunday with
her parents at Highmore, returning
to her work at the telephone Office
Monday.
Peter Weir, of the South Dakota
Horse Co., arrived last week from
Minnesota to look after his interests
in this city.
Mrs Redmond arrived last week
from California to visit with her
Mr. Frank Myers, and sister
Mrs w. HI. Waters.
A.. M. Sebring, of Aberdeen, spent
Sunday in the city with his wife, who
is visiting her parents, Rev. j. E.
Andrews and wife.
w. w. Lloyd and children arrived
recently from Chicago, and have
rented the Crabtree property on f.
Second street.
Rev. H. X. Wallis, of Highmore,
was the guest of his brother DR.. S.
R. Wallis, and family Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr. Felix Jeffery and daughter, Of
Wisconsin, were entertained at the
home of his brother, George, and
wife this week.
Mr. Lawrence O'Rourke and son
came out from Monticello, Iowa,
Tuesday to visit the boys and girls in
Alpha twp.
E. S. Wilson has purchased a
printing-office plant, and is prepar-
ing to start a newspaper in st. Law
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
ATTELL AND BAKER
READY To FIGHT

The next championship contest i'm fight
dom VIII be the Attell-Baker bout, which
Is scheduled TO be held before the Pacific
Athletic club OF Los Angeles next Friday
night. The fight is slated TO go 20 rounds
ana is attracting considerable attention
among the fight fans.
These two boys fought "A fierce 20-round
battle last fall and Attell won the de-
clslon by narrow margin. This was
Bakers second fight as professional and
he surprised every one by the excellent
showing he made against the champion
Previous to his match with Attell Ba-
ker defeated frankie Neil in his first
professional contest. so that in less than
a year this little man has worked himself
up from the ranks of unknown amateurs
TO a top-notch professional fighter. Baker
says he has improved wonderfully since
his first fight with Attell, and says he
will have little difficulty in disposng OF
the champion.
The men will fight for three things
the purse. the title OF champion and tho
diamond-studded belt. offered by Tom
McCarey. emblematic OF the feather
weight championship. The boys have
been training hard for several weeks. and
each is I'm eXcelenk condition. Baker $
one aim i'm life he says, is 10 win the
championship from Attell. lie believes
he was entitled to a draw in their pre-
Vious encounter, and Is imbued with con-
fidence in his ability TO defeat Attell on
Friday night.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
NJ GOVERN BENEFIT.
TO De A SUCCESS

That the various committees in charge
OF the benefit and testimonial In aid OF
Terry McCiovern, 10 be held I'm Madison
Square garden next Wednesday even
ing intend TO carry out their promise
to make this event one of the greatest
In sporting history. is evidenced by the
announcement that no less than seven
ty-flve of the most prominent boxers
known to tistic fame have volunteered
to appear on this occasion.
The list includes Kid Mccoy. Tom
Sharkey, Joe Cans, Tommy Murphy.
Kid Lavigne. Willie Fitzgerald, George
Dixon, Willie Lewis, Matty Baldwin.
Young Corbett, Honey Melody and
Jimmy Gardner. The theatrical pro-
fession will be we'll represented and
among those who Will contribute enter
tanning features will be Reno and Rich
ards, Rem Shields and his minstrel COM
pany, and Hassan Ben All and HIS whirl-
wind Arab acrobats
Even the worlds most celebrated car
toonists arc contributing toward the
success OF the McGovern benefit and
original drawings for the souvenir pro-
sramme being arranged by Goodwin &
Co. have been drawn by Homer Daven-
pert, Robert Edgren, Tad" Dorgan.
Robert Carter, Scar" and others. At
the suggestion OF the artists themselves
those originals VIII be framed and sold
at auction 10 the highest bidder on the
evening OF the benefit and the proceeds
added TO the original benefit fund. which
today has reached the total of over
5000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
GRAND CIRCUIT EVENTS
FOR PROVIDENCE AGAIN

Aside from the allotment OF racing
dates for the light harness flyers. the
most important action taken by the
stewards who met at the Hoffman house
In New York was the decision to reduce
the initiation fec for tracks coming into
the grand circuit from $1,000 10 $500. with
the falling OF the meetings In several
cities along the circuit last year. on
account OF the laws prohibiting betting,
this action by tho stewards IS taken to
foreshadow the changing OF the route
taken by the trotters and PAGERS in future
years, accordingly as the stewards de-
eide that IL Is OF no further use to at
tempt 10 hold race meetings In certain
cities.
The grand circuit will commence In
Detroit on July p, as usual. with the big
chamber OF Commerce and NJ. a. NJ stake
events as the principal events I'm the two
classes. Then will come the Cleveland
r.ieeting, July - TO Aug. g. after which
ehe harness kings and queens will move
on 10 Buffalo where the dates are from
Aug. TO 10 Poughkeepsio IS the next
track visited. from Aug. II TO IL, and thcn
Readville, from Aug. 10 TO o.
Tho Narragansett track Is the next In
une. with tho Roger Williams. Park Brew
And other classic events. from Aug 2e TO
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16

w. Cahill and Donnelly took four out OF
five games from the Drake-Hayden team
OF New Bedford. at the Infantry hall al
leys last evening in the first series OF
several games for 500 trophy.
The first event proved 12-pin victory
for tho New Bedford players but the To-
cal pin sharks came back strong and gave
the visitors no show i'm the other games.
In the fourth contest all four players
cut loose at a nerve-racking pace and the
sheets were dotted with a profusion OF
strikes and spares. Donnelly put over a
l37. and Cahill a 12i string the best two
singles obtained in the contest The finish
OF this string found the New Bedford
rollers SO pins behind
The final contest was the closest and
most exciting game Of the series, and af-
ter the two teams had see-sawed down the
sheet looked like a sure victory for Drake
and Hayden, until Billy Cahill raped out
"A strike at the last moment, which gave
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
"F|Tz' AND BURNS
ARE NOT To FIGHT

Bob Fitzsimmons and Tommy Burns
will not be offered match in Philadel-
phia I'm spite OF an announcement TO that
effect made yesterday, The fight pro-
moters of the Quaker City are unwilling
opposition 10 boxing by bringing so
before the public When Fitz boxed
phia I'm 1901, the bout was stopped by the
police before the end of six rounds. The
promoters fear that II Fitz is announced
to box there again the fight will be stop
ped before the first round.
Matchmaker Mccartney, OF the Phil
acelphia Sporting club, has an under
standing with Burns and will try TO
match him with some other heavyweight.
possibly Marvin Hart. 10 fight before his
clup next month. Burns beat Hart in
20-round bout at Los Angeles last Febru-
airy. Noah Brussa." which is Burns
right name, has never fought in the
Quaker City. on account OF his recent
- round draw with Jack O'Brien, the
Pride OF Philadelphia, Burns would be a
drawing card with the fight loving sports
% the city OF Brotherly Love.
Fitzsmmons and Burns were matched
a year ago 10 box 20 rounds before
the Tuxedo club OF Essington, Pa, but
the authorities stepped in and refused
to allow the fight TO go on. Tom
O'Rourlte, who is the manager OF the
Tuxedo. claims his club is within the
law In pulling off D-round bouts. but that
the district attorney refuses to bring the
matter before the court to get a decision.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
DARTMOUTH WON
At BASkE TbALL

Tufts lost to Dartmouth last night In
Bissell gymnasium. 80 to Is. The gnme
was rough from the start and in the sec
end half Boyd received injuries to his
nose which compelled him to retire from
the game.
-Four of the five visitors baskets were
made on long shots, Seede's goal being
phenomenal Grebenstein and Lang had
a sure eye for the basket, and although
closely covered by their opponents sue
ceeded IN caging the ball six times.
Brady played n good all-around game
his passing being a feature. Lane played
a consistent game. and Schildmiler, the
old Andover star, who has thus far been
Ineligible. played his first game for Dart
mouth making a fine showing.
For Tufts. Seedc. Knight and Wallace
played a, good game. the latter having n
hard time with Brady. The summary:
DARTMOUTH. TUFTS.
Grebensteln, Shoppelry, RI. Lb., Dwelley
Brady. Morrisey, ]. f........r b., Wallace
Lang, Thompson, G. ......c., Knight Boyd
Lane. Dlngle r. b. .........l E., kimball
Schildmiller. Patterson. l. b.....r. T., Seedo
Score-Dartmouth 90. Tufts 10. Goals
from foor-Grebenstein 6. Lang G, Brady
4, Lane g. Morrisey 3, Seede 2. Knight Q
Kimball Goals from fouls-Grebenstciu
4. Dwelley 5. Referee-Alling Scorer
Blaisdell. Timer-Mckane. Time min
ute halves. Attendance-4oo
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
SPORTS Of THE SEASON IN SEASON
BILL MURRAY NOW
READYFOR TRAINING

The National League baseball club
management Of Philadelphia has about
completed all plans for the spring work
Of tho players before the season opens in
April THIS includes trip into the
South the Phllies leaving for savannah
Ga, on Feb 26, and in that city month
VIII be spent in training. with games with
the Savannah club or the south Atlantic
league, and other Southern teams.
me players Will return 10 Philadelphia
on March %. and will then begin the
usual ante-season series with tho Ath-
leucs on the latter's grounds on March
-, and will continue through the first
ten days in April. the games alternating
between the American and National
League parks
The Phillies are said 10 have some ex-
cellent material this year. Corridor, who
has considerable pitching ability. will
probably be signed before the team goes
South, and II the Pittsburg team will
give UP knabe the inhclder purchased
from Toledo that young man will also be
seen under the Phillie standard
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16

81. Then the horses will go TO Hartford
for week at Charter oak. From Sept
TO IL the grand circuit performers will
be seen at Syracuse on the return trip
10 the middle west From Sept IL TO 2l
they VIII be I'm Columbus and from Sept
% to y In Cincinnati. The grand circuit
season will close at the old Memphis.
Tenn. track. from oct. II TO 10, the scene
OF many record-breaking events.
The problem OF which cities Will allow
the selling of pools during the present
season Is as unsettled as last year. when
Detroit, Cleveland. Roadville and Provi-
dence were practically forced out Of the
racing OF the year by tho enforcement
OF legal restraint
The following stewards were elected
Daniel j. Campan Detroit: III. NJ Hanna.
Cleveland; NJ Perry Taylor. Buffalo
Jacob Rupert. Poughkeepsie: James But
Ter, New York; j. NJ. Johnson. Boston: /:
Frederick r. Perkins, Providence: De-
forest Seetlc, Syracuse; f. u. Svfsher.
Columbus; O. A. Jones, Cincinnati; &.
Is. @. Billings Memphis.
Officers elected: President, j. VI. John
son; vice president. II. NJ Hannah secro-
tary and treasurer Albert III. Moone.
George Hayt Of Binghampton. n. Y.
was reelected as presiding Judge and
Robert n. Newton OF Yorkvllle. III. re-
elected as starting Judge
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
CANS To TRAIN
YOUNG CORbETT

So long as a fighter can get good, sub
stantial backing he never quits the game,
and that Is Just the case with Young Cor
bett. who was very decisively beaten re-
Gently by Tommy Murphy
Joe Cans got into town Yesterday and
Immediately began talking fight IL was
not about himself, but about his little
Denver friend. Corbett And here il
what Joe said
II will bet 5000 Of my own money for
a finish fight between Corbett and Tommy
Murphy I will take Corbett myself and
train him for the bout. and would like
tO SEQ " decided some time during car
nival week at Nevada
And 30 the young Denverite. imbued
with new hope. Is going west and will
leave all details for a fght IN The hands
OF Cans. Corbett will start for Denver
in couple OF days, and II he does not
get on "A match I'm Philadelphia with Kid
Herman viii proceed TO Nevada.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16

Brown University baseball schedule
has been announced for the coming sea-
son.
There are three games TO be played with
Yale. two OF them in Providence. one on
Memorial day, when large attendance
H. assured.
An interesting feature OF the schedule
is the last two games with tho University
OF Alabama. which are 20 be played on
class day, June IL, and commencement
day. June 10.
Other newcomers on Brown baseball
schedule are Carlisle Columbia ana La
fayette, with each Of which singl3
game Is TO be played In this city.
Dartmouth this year is not pat az the
focus Of the baseball season as has been
done I'm some other years. Two gamcs
with the New Hampshire college arc
down I'm the list and both fall compara-
lively early in the season. one at Provi-
dence on April "a and one at Hanover
May %.
The hil college can put team OF vet
Grams into the field who have had train
ing on many diamonds. Since last sea-
son she has lost but one man OF the first
quality, Capt Hoye az third base who
graduated in June.
The schedule is as follows:
Wednesday. April 3-Bowdoin at Provi-
dence.
Saturday. April s--wesleyan at Provl-
dence
Wednesday. April 1o-Manhattan at
Providence.
Saturday. April l3-Yale at Providence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
STEWARDS RULED
ATRAINER Off TURF

William Hastings, a trainer. was yesteS~
day at New Orleans ruled off the turf for
life by the stewards OF the Crescent City
Jockey club lie was charged with "dop-
ing race horses lie admitted his guilt
and received the full penalty OF the rae
ing law.
Until placed under the ban by the slew
ards. Hastings was In the employ Of w.
5. QNansas) Price as the foreman of the
latter's stable. In his confession TO the
turf authorities. Hastings said that II had
been his practice for several years TO fur
nish other trainers with dope" to be used
on their horses. His knowledge OF the
horses that were 10 receive the speed pro-
ducing stimulent enabled him, he declared.
to convince big bettors that the horses
would win BY these methods he obtained
many big bets for himself.
The event OF the afternoons racing at
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
HELD ELECTION

The Providence Motorcycle club last
evening voted TO incorporate and a com
mittee OF three was appointed 20 look
into the matter and report at the next
meeting
Plans for an endurance contest during
the coming season, were discussed. and
" was decided TO hold a run similar 20
the one held last year, the route being
as follows: Providence 20 Worcester. 10
Springfield. 20 Hartford. TO Bridgeport, 90
New York. TO New London. 10 Narragan-
fett Pier and back 90 Providence. a dis.
tance OF about $50 miles.
several committees. as well as tho rcC,f-
lar officers. were elected for the coming
year. The officers are: President. r. l..
Buninton. vice-president. r. DONNA
treasurer. y. A. Swcnson; secretary W.
l. Hedhurst. captain. ]. l.. Pickering
FIRST lieutenant J. Ncsbctt: second lieu
tenant. ID. " Riley.
commlttces-On incorporation, ]. r.
Mclaughlin. =. Domino and B. A Sven
son: race. B. A. Swenson. y. DONNA and
w. A. Suddard. Two new members were
elected, Steve Aposilous and Charles A.
Cornell.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
EOGEW0OD YACHT
CLUBS BIC NIGHT

The Edgewood Yacht club will celebrate
its annual mid-winter function this year
with a ladies night at the Elolse. on
Thursday evening. Feb. ia 81 Valentines
day; and an enjoyable novelty Is expect
ed.
The nag and executive officers will be
rendered reception from 7:S 60 $50
O'Clock. after which there viii be whist
and dancing. or both. Refreshments will
be served az 1915. after which dancing
viii continue until midnight
The committee In charge Is as follows:
Chairman. william O. Lind. treasurer.
Harry VI. Mays; ~. II. Scatterrood. How
ard PosSncr. Ell Aylcsworth Harold Man
chester Charles Is. Dean and Walter
LOckart.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16

the city Park track was the sensational
performance OF Minnie Adams I'm the
Fourth race. She ran the mile course i'm
l;S 10. This time is a new track record
and the fastest time made in the South
this winter.
The former Queen OF the West" was
In her best racing mood. She went to the
'front.' at the start opened up a big gap
early, and soon had her opponents so leg
weary that at the end OF six furlongs thev
quit. The last quarter was merely a romp
Tor her. and she won by nearly two
lengths pulled up.
Lens, threc-year-old bay gelding. be-
longing 10 r. Dunno. was the medium OF
big plunge by the Western contingent
1t was his first appearance OF the season.
AS he had shown some remarkably fast
trials In private he was backed from to
] down TO TO 2 lie held the race safe
from start to finish. racing in second
place behind Penrhyn TO the homestretch,
whore he moved out and won by a length.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
WILMINGTON AF TER
PETE CASSIDY

Efforts arc TO be made 10 secure the re-
lease of pete" Cassidy, first baseman OF
the Jersey City team OF the Eastern
league. I'm order that he can become cap
tain OF the proposed Wilmington team In
the Tri-State league. Cassidys home Is
tn that city.
William NJ. Connolly and others, who
are interested in the Tr-Statc league
team. are undecided whether To play their
games at the Union street park or Co open
grounds at Riverview. They are unable
10 get the South Side park which has
been leased by AL Lawson. who promoted
an Atlantic league team proposition
there, but since II was not recognized.
Lawson says he will run an independent
nine.
IL Is a question OF the survival OF tho
fittest i'm baseball In Wilmington. the en-
thusiasts patronizing the club that plays
the best article OF ball, whether IL Is in a
league or not.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
MONEY ALL GONE;
HE SEEKS ARREST

Frank r. Johnson. % years old, of 4Oi
Armory street. Boston, gave himself up
at tho Central station at 1916 this morn
ing.
He said he had smashed I'm the window
of a house in Jamaica Plain Tuesday
night with an accomplico ana secured
SlS. His share of the spoils had dwin-
died To nickel. and last evening he
found himself alone. his companion hav-
ing deserted him.
lie was booked as "A suspect and the
Boston police were notified
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
!. S. S. G. Dance

The first social and dance under the
auspices OF the j. S. S. c. was held last
evening i'm oriental hall, There were 20
numbers on the program and during the
intermission refreshments were served.
The committee included Richard l.. Allen,
John Crompton, Charles Wood.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
Mr.. Ranger the Speaker

Walter Il. Ranger commissioner of
public schools. addressed the Primary
Principals association In tho lecture room
OF the Classical high school yesterday az
tornoon. Miss Imogeno Truman introduced
the speaker. who advised the teachers not
20 become discouraged with those who ap-
pear backward az hrst.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
K|LTON CAPTAIN
Of HOPE TEAM

The members OF the last years Hope
High baseball team met yesterday after
noon and chose Raymond Kilton, the sec
oud baseman. to I'll the vacancy caused
by the loss of Capt.-elect Donahue, who
left Hope last fall and Is now at Phillips
Andover academy
nine and who participated In the election
of Capt. kilton are as follows: Lorn
Brice Henry Marsh. Richmond B. Bull
ock. William p. Nisbet, Dick Eayrs
and Eddie Eayrs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
Spoke of Iron and Steel

Iron and Steel was the subject OF the
address OF Prof. William H. Kenerson of
Brown university before the Providence
Franklin society last evening. An inter-
esting series OF slides showing the meth
ods OF testing various sized steel bars and
girders in use at Brown university was
shown.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16

The second and fourth series OF this
match will be rolled at Shea & Burke's
Elms alleys i'm New Bedford on Jan. %
and Feb. 5. respectively. The third series
will be contested at the Olympic alley in
Olneyville on Jan. 90 and. providing tie
exists when the 10th game has been played
the teams will toss up for choice OF al
leys upon which TO decide the roll-off
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
BROWN HAS DANDY.
BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

I Wednesday, April 17-Amherst Aggies
at Providence.
Saturday. April 2o-Tufts at Providence.
Wednesday. April ai-Dartmouth at
Saturday. April 27-Carlisle Indians at
Providence.
Wednesday. May 1-Unlverslty OF Maine
at Providence.
Saturday. May 4-syracuse at Provi-
dence
Wednesday. May s-Columbia at Provi-
dencc
Saturday. May 11-Amherst at Provi-
dence
Wednesday, May 15-Yale at New Ha-
ven
Friday, May 17-Lafayette at Provi-
dence.
Saturday, MAY 1s-Exeter at Providence
Wednesday. May 22-Dartmouth at Han
over.
Saturday. Nav 25-University OF Yer
mont at Providence.
Wednesday. May 29-Harvard at Provi-
dence.
Thursday. May 3O-Yale at Providence
Memorial day..
Saturday, June 1--Pennsylvanla at Phil
adelDhia.
Wednesday, June Harvard at Cam
bridge.
Saturday. June s-PennsyIvania at
Providence
Saturday. June 15--Amherst at Amherst
Monday June i7-Unlvorsity OF Alabama
at Providence (class day..
Wednesday. June 19--University OF Ala
bama commencement.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16

Following a tour OF inspection Of =. s.
Eddy's jewelry shop. 81 Friendship street.
Monday afternoon. Arthur Shaw. an en-
pioye. misscd his black ovcrcoat valued
al SIS
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16

Rev. William DE witt Hyde. president
of Bowdoin college. nd the yespcr SER
vices st Brown university this afternoon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
DIR. snyer Hasbrouck's

Office and residence is now i05 Broad
street. In remodellng and newly furnish
ing the house, pleasant and convenien.
rooms have been arranged, allowing him
20 give his personal attention To- cases OF
the eyes and ear needing special care.
Hours 10 10 4, and by appointment.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
PRIZE BOWLING DONE
BY TEAM FOR TROPHY
DRAKE

him and Donnelly four-pin decision. The
scores follow:
w. CAIIILL-DONNELL 4, DRAKE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-04
Wild Beasts / HaUe Met

(By Will T. Kirk. Apologies to T. Roosevelt.)
 The ShortStop is a rugged brute with
 large and warty hands, The muscles of his brawny arms are
 strong as Steel Trust bands He rubs his fingers in the dirt and then
 upon his clothes. And then upon the Grecian bridge of
 some poor umpire's nose But if Charley c. D. Roberts said a
 Shortstop could grow tame' I'd call dear Charles pipe fiend-or a
 shorter uglisr name! The Center Fielder Is a beast as vicious
 as they make 'em, And though he loves his fam-i-lee and
 never would forsake 'em. He sure does hate the umpire with a
 fierce. undying hate, And often trails one from the stand
 clear to the outer gate. But if Jack London dares to hand a
 Center Fielder praise. I'll call dear Jack Iiar-and I'll make
 1t go both ways. And now we have the Pitcher. a pecu-
 liar an-i-mile; His head is full of brainstorms and his
 body full of bile. He winds his supple body like the
 handspring of d clock And seeks to hit the batter with an in-
 shoot on the block, But if Ernest Thompson Seton says a
 Pitcher Is a gent He'll have to show his proofs to me
 AND IM THE PRESIDENT.