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WRIT MCCARTHY ON CONTEST

team.
The game today proved a disappoint
ment to Colorado followers I am positive.
In Denver. Utah was conceded only an
outside chance, and eveA the players
themselves had the victory tucked away
before the porter biurted salt Lake.
When in Denver Utah boys showed
themselves dead game losers. They didn't
hOlier
The writer's opinion of this was changed
when they were there.
With three Colorado stars out in the
last half the team seemed TO blow up,
In this portion of the big show, Utah out
played the visitors.
The comparative strength of the two
teams was wrongly estimated and the
weights given in some papers were gross
ly misleading to those who follow sport
and indulge in an occasional bet.
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Fight GAME In PARIS

Paris, Nov. IA vast crowd filed
Montmartre hippodrome tonight on the
occasion or the Inauguration of a series
OF International boxing matches The
star attraction was 4 twenty-round
bout between Sam McVea of California
and Herbert Synnott OF Australia. The
bout only went five rounds. McVea
having all the better of IL and knock
ing out his man before the bell rang
in the fifth.
Bill Stayles OF England knocked out
Bill Chester of South Africa in the
third round. and Jimmy Game OF
America defeated Kid Davis. the light
weight champion of France, in ten
rounds.
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yards. Colorado ball on a tumble:
Steritt punts TO D. Richardson. who
makes A fair catch on 55-yard line Con-
viii kicks goal. Utah. q; Colorado. H.
Steritt kicks off 10 II. Richardson, who
runs bali back % yards. H Richardson
through line l yard: COnvill punts TO
Steritt Time out for Utah. BenniOn re-
places Houston at right end. Klein tackled
behind line, 5-yard loss; forward pass
TO Roberts 20 yards; H Richardson inter-
cepts forward pass and makes J0-yard
run. Time out for Utah Forward pass
fails. Utah penalized 10 yards Convin
misses place from 12-yard line. Steritt
kicks out from 25-yard line to D. Rich
ardson. who runs 40 yards Forward pass
to Monahan yards; Convfll tries place
kick. blocked by Colorado. Half ends.
Final score: Utah p: Colorado. a.
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BEAL SECURES MATCH.
Sullivan and Given to Box at Amer.
can Fork

orson Beal came up to Salt Lake
rom American Fork yesterday and
lila'cned DICK Given with Pete SulH-
van for a twenty-round contest - H.
pulled off in his gymnasium on
thanksgiving day. Given halls from,
homestead, Pa. and carries a nuu-
Der or newspaper clippings giving good
accounts OF his work back there. Given
leaves for American Fork on Monday
ana VIII start training at once. As
sullivan is we'll known in American
Fork, he viii do his work In salt Lake
at the Sanatariun
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INDIANS WIN RUN.
Carlisle Too Fast for Penn at Cross
Country Game.

philadelphia, Nov. 1.-THE Indian
School az Carlisle, Pa. badly defeated
Ine University of Pennsylvania in the
uuai crosS-cyuntry run in Fairmont
park this afternoon. The first three IN
finish We're Indians
Iewanina. who won distinction by
finishing ninth In the Marathon race
at London last summer was the first
man across the line. His time for the
hve and five-eighths miles was 81 min
utes as seconds
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nc park course at Laurel Hill. T.
me senior championship was xo, h.,
is.t rec Beuars of the New York Arr
&c 60 CUB who duplicated his victorv
ot year ago in this event. The tee,,,
championships in both events ,eaIil
Won by the Irish-American A G
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DETAILED ACCOUNT
OF GREAT GAME

First half-Conville Kicks Of to Reid,
who returns ball 20 yards; line buck no
gain: Knowles around left end, 10 yards:
Reid through line. yards: McFadden
around right end, 3 yards: Knowles
through line. no gain; Sterritt puIts TO
MOnahan. Utah ball. II. Richardson
through right tackle. no gain; forward
pass. II. Richardson TO Houston, % yards;
Vile through line. l yard. II. Richardson
around left end, 2 yards; D. Richardson
around right end, : yards; II. Richard
son around left end, yards; d. Richard
son, no gain. forward pass, II. Richard
son to Grant, s yards: line buck, no gain.
ColOradO's ball on her own 3-yard line.
Steritt punts to Grant, who returns 10
yards: H. Richardson around right end.
loss yards; Convill punts to McFadden.
through line. . yards: Knowles through
line. yards: Reid through line, ) yards;
McFadden around right end. yards;
knowles through right guard, yards;
Stelitt punts to d. Richardson. who re-
turns yards; Grant around right end. 10
yards; II. Richardson around end, loss l
yard: Colorado penaliZed 10 yards for
) yards; II. Richardson through line,
yards Houston tried drop kick which
Is blocked. Steritt punts: Utah fumbles.
but RECEIVERS ball. Convill punts out of
bounds: Colorado ball. Knowles around
left end, no gain; fake buck, yards:
Steritt punts to II. Richardson. Colorado
gets bail on tumble: Morrison makes ~
wards on play: on side kick by Colorado.
10 yards; Knowles through line. no gain;
place kick from 35-ysrd line. Score
Colorado & Utah
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BOSTON MAN WINS.

New York, Nov. Thames G.. Lee of
the Boston Athletic association, who
ran so cleverly just a week ago in the
championship, won the honors
" in the junior national cross
{ -ntry championship around the Gel
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Additional Sport on Page
EARTHQUAKE RELiC

or San Francisco Art Galie - y
exhibition at the George =. BIZ ca
ket. TO be given away. ne rs. ~
All Nations. in japanese SIM T,
ors. 100 w. First South Ilu
Iss. Special Saturday prices
delivered.
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BULLDOG TOO uap
FAST FOR TIG n q,
Beaten in First Hall.
Comes Back Stronu in ,crimst
ond and Wins. Part

Princeton. y. J.. Nov Il
today closed an ingIorfous 49,.
son by a defeat at the hama.
by the score of II TO o On. "
the first half. and with a 80. -
0 against them. the Yale - ''
back determined for the - =
and simply carried Prime. y =
feet. Working like a pis,.
chinery in the opening half H, 3r
and black returned for rhs e.
sion 70 show only spasmodi. ! ~
the brillianCy diSulaved 60. te,
day. With Yale il was al
story. Entering 4 contest =
time since the sweeping svit.s -
men after the Brown eama H.. o
day, there was some anvis,r ~
Yale camp as 20 the ourro,r. e
game today. but as The ro-. ~
crossed the work Of Yals
and eventually burst unor a ~
and weakened Princeton elevs. ~
overwhelming flood. 60
Princeton fought bitterly IA
the impending disaster. Inn !, 81
was weak. When. near he ..I ~
second half. Captain Dillon =
toms great little leader. Wa 81
from the field fighting ana 60 ~
a child. the heart seemed IN H. nes
out out OF his followers On
the weakened and battered or,.. Hi
black warriors were replaced b.
men until seven substitutes ~ 3
brought into the game. p
Two Men Are Brilliant.
Probably not in the bis,7-, %
games between these two grss.
versities have two men sbo1s : Pe
liantly on their respective teams -
Coy of Yale and Tibbott az Dr.; nf
today. Tibbott by his briTlan, 3.
around ends and his wonderful ..
in open field made possible pin - -
only touchdown while Gov. WITH er
dog tenacity and grit. tore grss n
in the Princeton line. and manv ~
II required the combined strength =
least four Princeton men 10 81
player. At the start Goebel = =
ball almost 10 Priucet0n's goa -.
TibbOtt picked 1t out Of he 4, =
was off ON one Of his sDectarUh-
A forward pass was tried a 50
times by Princeton. but il inv1 :.
failed The On-side kick was y
sorted to. Only Read made a
pass of nearly thirty yards. but r;
after a Yale man was nearly
waiting with open arms for the
If Yale has anything new in Ii, -
ball book she TeligiOusly kept 81
den for the Harvard game o. 81
Saturday She rarely tried t5 g.
ward pass and as iufrequentiy n
to the Onside. Yale relied
wholly upon runs through tack. N.
around the ends and line plungsfe
was during one of these desp.
dives by Coy. when Yale was vu
striking distance. OF the Princeton u
that Captain Dillon was struck
rendered unconscious. he renailm
pretty bad shape FOR several nm
but the physicians say the pluck -
taain is suffering from a general
alton and that his condition Is III
rious. Twice during the secOl IA
Coy attempted field goals, but @ n
occasion he failed. -
Yale was playing strong in tH y,
ing department Of the game, an
was a great advantage to th A
team. One point where PrincetC "
pletely outclassed her opponent
tarklinE in the omen.
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THE HERALD'S DOUf
If IT H AP Pc N S
IT'S II E r E
BOULDER BUMPS
AGAINST STONE
WALL OF UTAH
Continues from Page I.

Boulder missed bit one s.1empt at a
Ield goal. while Utah missed nearly a
dozen Both teams Were willing at all
times 70 make the attempts. but B0ulder's
opportunities were not Early as many
a. those of Utah. The game was kept
in BOulGer's territory a greater part of
the time, and the locals played a header
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Play for Second Score.

ConVill kicks off 20 McFadden. who re-
turns ball 25 yards; Reid through line.
yards; McFadden around left end.
wards: McFadden loss , yards; Reid
through line. yard; Steritt punts 10 H
Richardson who returns ball yards: II.
Richardson around left end, no gain.
Houston around left end. yard: Convil
uunts 10 Reid. who returns ball ) yards
Morrison around left end. loss ! yard
Steritt punts to d. Richardson, who
makes a fair catch on the S5-yard line
Convill misses place kick Steritt kicks
out from 25-yard line to grant. who re-
turns 10 yards. Houston around left end
punts: recovered by Monohan. gain 81
Yards Grant around left end. loss
yards; forward pass fails: Utah penaiized
- yards: COnvill punts out of bounds:
Colorado ball. Reid through line Yards
McFadden through right guard. . yards
Steritt punts and Paddock RECEIVERS bail
for Colorado, gain % yards; Paddock
around right end. no gain; forward pass
TO Morrison. 10 yards; Reid through line
YARDS: McFadden through right tackle
no gain; Colorado takes. out time. Ster-
lit punts to Monahan. who returns ball 10
yards. McFadden replaced by Roberts at
left half: COnvill punts out OF bounds
Colorado ball Knowles through line 5
yards: Reid through right tackle Yards.
Roberts through left guard. yards: fun
BILE ball recovered by Colorado: Reid
through line. no gain: Reid through right
guard, yards: Steritt makes place kick
from 45-yard line. Colorado s. Titan O.
Convill kicks off to Reid. who returns
ball 20 yards; Knowles through line
Yards: Colorado penalized yards for off
side playing: Steritt punts 10 D. Rich
ardson. who returns 70 yards: Convill
through yards. Colorado intercepts for
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.en ri
AIneric|
even
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Pm Nez|
ense Il
-A.
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Was Game of Features.

The game was one of features. exciting
moments and quick changes OF Opportun-
ties for both teams Kicking. always
able yesterday. with hOnors about even
except il goal kicking, where Sterritt far
eNcelled Convil
Perhaps the one surprise of the day was
the manner in which Utahs line held.
This was looked upon as Ctah's weakest
spot. and probably is. but yesterday
Boulder could not break il. The Colorado
boys best work on Offense was outside
of tackles, where they were able to mass
their interference for substantial gains.
Another feature of ROuder's play was
their mdsslng of Interference in front Of a
player returning a kick Folsom has de-
veloped an Onside kick that is dangerous
TO an opponent and resulted in good gains.
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A 3 a
ap, ut. show
-Teatow
lille Gregg. OZanne
with terrific
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HERALD'S FORM CHART
I 20


20 FIRST RACEseven
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Main Features of Day.

Outside OF the game itself there were
many interesting stunts. One was the
mock game before the varsity teams
came on the field between two teams of
kids, one dressed to represent Utah and
the other Colorado. The youngsters
played a real game. and Utah won. OF
course, but there is strong suspicion
that the game had been framed for the
crimson to down tie blue.
The medical students in their under
takers stunt. In which n dozen students
were dressed to represented might nave
been intended for physicians, but looked
more like UndeTtakeTs-was a neat fea-
ture. appreciated by the crowd.
During the intermission several hun
dred students took part in a serpenttne
march around the gridiron. The game
was well handled. and only one thing was
noticed that should be changed This is
the habit of some people 10 attend foot
ball games astride spirited horse and
after the game mix with the crowds COM
ing out OF the gates. Yesterday two men
were noticed who nearly ran over several
people and scared many more
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At post l minute. Off at 3:4s Tim
Slightly, place II. show even. 81
show even.
Winner b. g. Bedeck-Eye Lash.
Scratched. Furze. DR.. White.
Start good: won handily. second Z
at the half and won with plenty in
stretch. SMaggerlator SWING wide in
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at 4 TmeH,sTsa . "eeker -7-2
pace - sho" out Adelaide Sherman
g AaudTu
YeloU
alreed- Aies'oh
.second
field adelaide ISuhte
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snow even Bird. show even
Freston had all the speed
Slrd met with interference
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Utah Strong on Forward Passes.

tab strong points were its forward
passes and the recovering Of a ball in
the back field after 4 kick Fumbies were
few and far between on these plays, and
while the Utah men did not have the in
reference In running back pUnts, the re
markable speed and lodging of the run
ners accomplished wonders.
Boulders much-vdunted line failed 10
hold. and thu manner in which Utah
tacklers sifted through with Boulder on
the offense was remarkable. Condition
cut quite a figure in the game. Utah's
hurrY-up tactics swept Boulder off its
feet in the second half and several sub
stitutes We're made by Folsom. while Mad
dock changed but one man during the
game.
D. Richardson a Wonder.
In D Richardson Utah has one of the
greatest halfbacks that ever played on a
college team in the west He was the
one bright star Of the game yesterday
his work showing in a class by itself
Richardson's catching of pInts and run
ming them back, with his wheeling ami
lodging style, his remarkable speed in
circling ends and his last fierce plunges
before going down outclasSed anything
OF the kind ever seen on the local field
II Richardson. his brother. and consid-
cred one of the greatest backs in the
country. Will have TO look 10 his laurels
from now on. SHOWS handling of Big
Barr in the line. Monahan's remarkable
work Of Fullback COuVin We're also fea-
lures. While these men showed up be
cause they could be seen in the open
field. Utah's line men must have been
doing some great inside work in holding
the heavier Boulder men down.
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$50
,OND RACEFve and one.haf furlongs: selng. 10

3nnnut fats Time
Antara shr
m
good; driving the
II the STREET
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10, am q. place. even
m
and third
Yank
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At post minute Off $40. Time-.5s1L ieAh'
Preston place 2-1, show BaIr nIacs
won driving Presto
Bird ,
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ward pass. Steritt punts to II. Richard
son First half ends. Colorado S. Utah ..
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TRUSTEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY OF TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. sos 9TH
STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia holding Bankruptcy
Court. in re Martin Bros. bankrupt. No. 49G. the
auction. in front Of the premises. on TUESDAY
THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
AID. 1908. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM,
the following described real estate. to wit: Parl
Of lot hundred and six C106l In the National
Capitol Investment Companys subdivision OF
city OF Washington. District OF Columbia de-
scribed said subdivision is recorded in Book
16. page 1873. OF the records of the office or the
surveyor for the said District. beginning Tor the
at the northeast corner of laid lot and
running thence south 9TH street 1880 feet,
thence west Sc. 5: feet thence north $50 feet
and thence east 1882 feet to the place OF be-
ginning. with right CT way over the Follow me
described part Of lot one hundred and six tl06)
beginning in the north line Of said lot 63. 80 feet
west of the northeast corner of said lot Sand
running thence west 1.68 feet to a hve-foot
alley. thence south on laid alley three feet.
thence east 81 .6S feet. and thence north three
feet to the place Of beginning together wlth
the improvements thereon.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money ia
tnstalments. payable in one and two years. with
interest at six per centum per annum payable
emi-annueliy. from date of sale. secured 10y
deed OF trust upon the property sold. or all cash
at the option of the purchaser. All Conveyance
ing and recording at the cost OF the purchaser
deposit Of 5000. 90 required at the time of sale
Terms to be complied with within fifteen days
from day Of sale.
A. COULTER WELLS.
Trustee of Martin Bros.
Century building.
JOSEPH d. SULLIVAN, Attorney for Trustee
NJ dc pSu
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ACREAGE
AND IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of a certain decree OF the Supreme
COnrt Of the District of Columbia passed in the
case of Morgan Morgan. Equity No. 2ISSO.
the undersigned trustees will sell at public aIc-
ton Oh the premises. on MONDAY. NOVEMBER
TIIIRTIETH 1908, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
IN. the following described land and premises,
situate in the District of Columbia. beginning
for the same on the north line OF roadway
where John r. Morgan's northeast line inter
sects said roadway at point distant 235 feet.
more less. north So O. As" east from the east
line of Connecticut where Grant road
crosses said avenue. and leaving said roadway
and running north 51' AZ Is" west 1Se feet TO
peg; thence north TO- a. east 2.35 feet to
flint stone; thence north 60 . 45" east 4S6. A.
feet TO peg; thence south 20' A. 10 east
152. Sc feet TO stone: thence south o. Al 10
east 414.15 feet to peg: thence south 30
Al" west 565.41 feet to the place Of beginning,
about seven and one-half acres. subject to two
rights of way ten feet wide along q part of the
eastern and western boundary lines
Also certain piece of property beginning at
point the division line between the land OF
the Chevy Chase Land Company and the land
formerly belonging to the estate of John K
Morgan. deceased. said point being north To-
81 east 542.4 feet from a stone Ut the south
west OF the land now owned by John X
Morgan: thence with said line north To- "a
east 200 feet; thence east 101.I2 feet: thence
south TO- "a west 200 feet: thence west 1O1 az
feet to the place of beginning containing 10000
square feet more less. together with the i'm
provements. consisting Of two dwellings and out
houses.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHI.ER, AUCTIONEER.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE TWOSrORY BRICK AND
FRAME DWELLING. No. ZIG SEVENTH


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. TWO-SrORY BRICK AND
FRAME DWELLING. No. .l6 SEVENTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
Hy virtue of decree of the Supreme Court or
the District OF Columbia. passed in equity cause
sale by public auction. IN front of the premises.
WEDNESDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF DE.
GENDER. AID 1905. At HALF-PAST Fot X
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land and
premises. situate in the city of Washington. Iis-
trict of Columbia. and designated and being
eight hundred and sixty tSG5', according to
the ground plat of the city OF Washington Dis
trict of Columbia. beginning for the same at the
southeast corner nf said lot on the line OF Ser-
enth street east and running thence north on the
line of said Seventh street tw, nty-onc feet NV"
inches thence west ninety-five feet eight inches:
thence to the southwest corner OF said lot aud
thence ninety -One feet to the place OF be-
ginning. obtaining nineteen hundred and Sev-
enty five 6-l2 square feet, improved by twost"ry
brick and frame dwelling known as 2l6 seventh
street northeast.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the balance In two
equal installments. payable in one and two years,
with interest at = per centum per annufn pay
able semi annually, from day of sale. secured by
at the option of the purchaser. A deposit or S-m
will be required at the time of the sale. All
conveyancing. recording. etc. at the cost or Inc
purchaser. Terms OF sale TO be- compien WIN
the trustees the right 10 resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaultlnS pnr
chaser. after five days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published In the cit!
Of Washington. -. c.
RICHARD A. CURTIN. Trustee.
mol -d&tis eS,&no26 Address 7O5 q st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoS. J. OWEN son, AUCrsoNEERS.

THUS. j. OWEN son, AUCIsoN Ef-hS-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMFR0l-
ED REAL ESTATE NEAR THE WESTERN
End OF THE NEW CONNECTICUT AVE
NUE. BRIDGE. At THE INTERSEtIloN or
WHITTIER AVE AND PROSPECT LAM
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust duly 10
corded in Iiber No 1871. folio - ct seq. al tHr
land records Of the District of Columbia and at
dcrs gned surviving trustee will sell al public
auction in front of the premises. on I'll ESpA1,
THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER. A.b: 1905
At FOUR "a, O'CLOCK PM. the following de
scrihed land and premises. situate In the county
of Washington District Of Columbia. and de-
sigma ted and being all of lot numbered IN
block numbered Is in Thomas f. Waggaman ana
John Ridout. trustees. addition Ia the city OF
Washington. formerly called Woodiey Park. as
per plat recorded in Iiber County No. O. folio
1873 of the records of the surveyors Office OF said
District.
TERMS OF SALE: One third OF the purchas .
money 10 be paid in cash. balance in two equal
installments payable in one and two years. with
interest at per centum per annum. payahle
semi-annually. from day Of sale. secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold. or all cash rt
the option of the purchaser. \ deposit OF 10000
will be REQUIRED at time of sale. All conyeyanr-
ing recording etc. at cost of purchaser Terms
of sale to be COMPLIED with within fifteen days
from day Of sale. otherwise the surviving trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost of defaultng purchaser after five
aper published in Washington. ID. &.
IRVING WILLIAMSON
Columbian building.
dds Surviving Trustee.