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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-04

republican ranks for only the renom-
nation OF Roosevelt could hold them
to their party in the next election.
And there are other democrats like
Folk ana Johnson There is certainty
Of defeat for the party in nominating
Harmon or Francis -Oklahoman
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-04

oklahoma at this time is the land Of
great opportunities. There is no bet
ter place for energy and investments
in the domain Of this republic
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-04

The assumption by Senator owen
that President Taft was misquoted will
strike the average newspaper man
as a rather empty saying The senator
knows better
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-04

WANTED-Partner to travel with
me on road. Single man preferred.
Nv business nets from three to four
hundred per month. Closest investi-
cation courted. Must nave three or
four hundred dollars and not afraid
to work. For particulars call Room
~ 9. Cobb Hotel. vinita S-4
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-04

One Of the most pleasant. meetings
OF the Bridge Whist club was that OF
yesterday. when they were entertained
by Mrs. A. L. Chnrchiil at her beauti-
ful home on the west side. -Four tables
were arranged for the games and at
the close Of the afternoon refreshments
were served.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-04

Airs. John Grosclose Of indianapolis
and Mrs. ]. L. brake Of Southport.
Ind. who have been here for a few
days. went to Ciaremore this morning
to visit friends
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-04

Oklahoma is the heart Of the great
southwest, the coming portion Of the
continent All roads lead to Okla
homa
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-04

The indictment for crime need have
little terror for the innocent
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-11

John Van Orman and Dorothy Wei
ker, two of Bennington's popular young
people, were united in marriage at Salt
Lake last Tuesday.
Mrs Jas. T. Jones and little daughter |
arrived from Malad last Saturday for
two weeks visit with Mrs Jones parents,
! Mr. and Mrs John Shnpe.
Don't be without Kodak on yonr
Lake trips when you can own one fo1
81. CO. Rinehart sells them at factory
prices.
Mrs. o. f. Norman went to Billings,
Mont Tuesday to join Mr.. Norman,
who is now running on the Northern
Pacific out of that oity,
|. / WANTED-Girlf for general house
work and cooking on ranch. State
wages expected. Write at once, Chas.
Dempster, Soda Springs, Idaho.
Rev. ]. q. Barton of Boise, will speak
} at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and at in the
evening. Everyone is cordially invited
C Chas. E. Reese and John Thomas il
leave Sunday for Wallace TO attend thu
! X. of P. grand lodge. Mr.. Thomas will
q take in the Seattle Fair before return
ing.
e We will receive an assortment of Ike
l. daks and Hawkeye folding kodaks O
Saturday, June 10. If you are partit
"a ular get an early choice at. Rinehart
/. kodak shop.
Messrs. j. o. Miller and Fl. w. Georg
of Pegram, were in Montpelier Satu'
day on business connected with the pr
posed bond issue to erect new scho
house at Pegram.
Mrs B Smith and daughters, Me
danes Wells and Kent, and son Jaco
n Smith, returned Tuesday from Poe
ne tello, where they had been to attend Il
81, Guheen-Smith wedding.
no Lost, last Saturday, between the e
MS aminer office and Brennan q Dav
store, lady's AK plain gold ring; /
o., finder will be rewarded by leaving t
rs. same atthezE xaminer offiee--
az. Sam Locks had the degree of dad CT
eY Herred upon him Wednesday night
nts the arrival of fine son at his hon
ISam is SO happy over the event that
nd is wearing smile that just won't CO
off,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-11

Mrs Tom Johnston of Pocatello, at
tended the Taylor-Flynn wedding Tues
day night. She returned home today.
Louis Booth purchased house and
lot from Thor G. Nelson this week and
J. j. Hall bought two city lots from
him.
Don't fail to see that new pattern of
white and gold china in Whitman
east window.
Now is the time to get an up-to-date
young mans suit for the 4tb of July at
about your own price.-Jones Robson
Go.
The SUNDAY school convention of the
Idaho conference of the Episcopal
church will be held in Boise, June 18th
to 10th inclusive.
Wanted-Young, married man for
ranch foreman; good place for good
man; address M, BOX 1902, Montpelier,
Idaho.
The stork overlooked informing us
last week that fine daughter arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Brig Bowen
on May 30th.
Mrs. George Marks came up from
Salt Lake last Saturday for two
weeks visit with Montpelier relative
and friends
The best is cent child hose and thu
best 10 cent socks for men ever Offered
in the city at H. r. Whltman's.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-11

If you have failed to get satisfactory 81
results from others do moi let that keep &
you from consulting Doctor Alexander +
about your eye troubles See another
notice in this issue for hotels and
iat"s
Two lectures will lie delivered at the .
L. d. S meeting house Sunday even
ing, one by Mr. James Jensen on the
Lutheran Reformation" and one by
| J NJ Lchreider. Pm D., ON The Prob
lem of the Jews. ="
Chris Olson returned Tuesday from
the Big Pinney country, where he pnr-
chased l40 head of range horses He
eft them to run on the range there this
summer. Chris will go back about the .
first of September and drive them thru
to the Olson Bros ranch at Ovid,
Doctor r. J. Aiexandei one Of the
founders OF the Alexander Optical
! Company, will be at the Burgoyne Ho-
tel, Montpelier, Friday, Saturday aud
sunday, June II, 18th, and 18th and the
Electric Hotel, Paris, Monday and
| Tuesday, June l4gh and 18th, and at
. Georgetown Wednesday and Thurs
day, June 10th and 18th
i Hank Collipriest, who hes b een run-
u ming the engine on the Cum er and
} branch for number of years, has heen
transferred to Montpelier and will soon
s. take one of the passenger runs ON the
q First district. Hank is one of the old-
II est engineers from point of service, now
on the Short Line He will remove his
he a
20 suitable Louise.
Is. Mesdames VIM. Roberts and G. E
Wright returned this morning from
u Idaho Falls where they had teen in at
81 tendance at the Eastern Star Gran'
ba Chapter. They report good attend
"a ance at the Chapter and that the visitor
were royalty entertained. Mrs. Wrlgh
was appointed Worthy Grand Chaplai
n nv, for the ensuing year. The Gran
an Chapter will meet at Twin Falls ne1
June.
J. r. Brennan returned Sunday frol
NJ a weeks trip to Salt Lake, Evanston
op Rock Springs and Kemmerer. Viii
VIC in Salt Lake he purchased 80 hori
power, five-passenger Franklin tourln
rye Maud and Kitty, will enjoy the use
'ur- the car in Salt Lake until the close
BRO Kitty's school on the 18th of this mont
looi Mr.. Brennan will go down to after
the commencement exercises and ba
Aes the car shipped to Montpelier.
col Chief of Police Heggie requests +
oca- Examiner to state that the ordinan
tnt prohibiting the riding of bicycles
sidewalks must be observed hereafte
Ex- Parties found violating the ordinan'
avis he says, will be arrested and fined.
til, tlso states that the curfew ordinan
tn, must be better observed by the boys a
suggests that parents might materia
co1- Md the officers IN the enforcement
+ b,Ikthe curfew ordinance, if they would
nme list upon their children being at ho
1t hoQ It nine O'Clock.
come Additional local news will be for
ON the secoLd page,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-11
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, June IL, 1909


Montpelier, Idaho, June u, 1909
Chas. e. Harris, Notary Public.
Soda Springs is preparing big cele-
bration for the Fourth Of July.
We have a big lot of little fellows
s1its, etc.--Jones-Ro5ison Co.
-ExcavaFing was bpgun thts week. for
= the GEay~Downing b4eek.
Special sale on ladies' fame hose at
H. B. Whitlnan's.
For Kemmerer coal phone 1923.
A few good lots for sale on easy pay
ments at Nielsen Jewelry Store.
Persistent advertising is large share
OF the price of success. Brains.
Now's your chance to get city lot
on easy payments at Neilsen's Store.
Don't be a 30 ehead but enjoy life.
Rinehart sells Kodaks.
Leonard Vim ,snt was Soda Springs
visitor Sunday He says the Roses are
fine there
If YOU WANT TO GET BACK The
RACINE will do the business.
A snap, good second hand piano
cheap at Neilsen's Jewelry Store.
New line of boys ready made waists
for 35c at H. B. Whitman's.
Martinus Nelson and Agnes Mathe-
son, both of Ovid, were married in Salt
Lake last Saturday.
IT PAYS To buy the best. Don't
overlook the Balm wagon.
Leo Hanak is at home from focatello,
where he attended the Academy Of
Idaho the past year.
w. w Clark sells the celebrated
Dapielsen plows.
The working man 8 shoe is the W. l.
Douglas $3, - 90 and $500 at the Jone
Robson Co.
J L. Barney left last Saturday for
weeks trip through northern Idaho am
points in Wa hington.
Men =, ladies' and children's fame
oxfords and shoes at II, 3. hitmani
THIS IS THE TRUTH-The Balm
the EASIEST running wagon on wheel
Herb Sullivan, late of Longm'nt
Colo, has taken position in the Chea
G ssh store.
Lillian. the IL year-old daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Barrett, is serious
ill with pneumonia.
Union suits and separate pieces
mems and ladies summer underwear
H B Whitman's.
We offer all our light weight SUNNI
suits for boys and young men at
dIscount-Jones-Rob Co.
Mrs. Allen and children, of Emme
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Allie
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Al. Smith.
Preparatory to getting ready to me
into his new store, Nose Lewis is off
ing bargains in all departments.
Danielsen's walking, sulky and d
plows are sold OILY by w. W. Clark.
THE PROOF OF THE TUDDING is
THE EATING-Bain wagons and Rae
buggies will prove out.
Mrs. Ollie Cooper, nee Morrison
Pocatello, attended the Perkins-Do1
ing wedding Wednesday.
Swell line of mems soft and d.
shirts, fancy hose and neckwear ut
B. Whitmans.
For easy, fast and good p'owing
Danielsen disc. sold by W. W. Clar
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Fitzpatrick are
Pertaining little daughter, who al
ed at their home last Wednesday.
The Montpelier Milling company
loaded car of wheat the first OF
week, which they bought at Alexar
TRY AND REMEMBER-Tob be sure
ask your neighbor how he likes
Balm wagon.
Mrs. E. G. Jones of Longmont. {
visited several days this week with
il. Barney, while en- route to Goo
Before buying, call and see our
line OF boys clothing with extra
at II. B. Whitman's.
Kemmerer coal always on
phone l29.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-11

Additional local news will be found
on the second page,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

on my toes. - / shall likewise be pres
emit but | hope | buy my ticket 10 Salt
Lake instead of some forlorn point In
the Nevada deserts.
Jack Gleason, one of the successful
bidders for the big fight, is wearing
Grape, Jacks good fortune in landing
the fight was soon overcast with sorrow
by news Of his mother S death in Cali
tornla. Jack fingered here in New
York after everything had been signed
mp and was having Il general good time
meeting old friends when he received a
telegram that his mother was very low
She had been i'll when he came East,
but he hoped that she had improved.
Jack made one break for the Grand
Central depot. but at Chicago nc re
ccived word that she was dead. The
big fellow broke down and sobbcd like
child at the sad news.
Boxing in Paris.
Our old pals, Harry aud Willie Lewis.
are going TO mix 1t up in Gay Paree
some time in january, ! see Ivy the
cables. Victor Breyer made the ar
rangements for a twenty-rouud bout
contract with Willie, by which the lat
ter agreed To meet anyone at l50 pounds
ringside. Harry accepted the challenge
at once.
7 sec boxing is being resumed in
Wisconsin. For long time the game
was practically dead up Milwaukee way.
but the fight fans got to clamoring SO
hard that the promoters woke up. \
good exhibition was pulled OF this week
before the Badger Athletic club
johnson is not going TO lose any
money between now and July 4. And
as for training, why, sure, be is going
10 train-on the stage. Miner & Ger.
ard ,sthc well known theatrical managers.
have placed johnson under contract for
fifteen weeks, commencing New Year S
day. lie win head an athletic show
directed by Barney Gerard aud play in
the one-night stands such as Washing
ton, Baltimore, st. Louis, Chicago,
Pittsburg, Columbus, Harrisburg. Will
kcsbarre, Scranton and other places.
The one-night stand tour VIII last but
three weeks. after which johnson will
travel with "The Folhcs of the Day"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

the clubs need not dispose Of player
TO an intended purchaser even after
waivers are secured unless the terms
are finally deemed 10 be satisfactory,
Lynch on Umpiring.
After the meeting Lynch and Hey
dlcr were formally introduced 10 the
newspaper men, Both made short
speeches. Lynch is 81 years old and
was for a long time a resident of Gin
cinnati To the reporters he said:
''Thc hardest things the president of
tho league has 10 do is to protect his
umpires, and I want the newspaper men
to help me. If you see an umpire that
You think won't do. come and tell me
and | will keep my eye on MIN. Don t
roast him, That does no good 7 was
a young fellow when Nick Noung made
me an umpire. and the first SIX games
| umpired wcro in New York. three
with Now York against Detroit, and
tho other thrcc against Chicago.
MY first decision was calling ball
on home pitcher, and that whole
week the newspapers and fans roasted
me TO a fraZzlc. They gave me he'll. !
tell you, they called me Il robber, thief
and everything and players spiked me
and made life not worth living, !
was sent the next week TO Pittsburg,
ana NJ Ine Hutcl lhCN nanucd me Il
telegram. | thought it was all of with
me But that telegram was from Mel,
Young, and II warmly congratulated me
on my fairness in the New York games.
Then | said they could all 90 10 hell
as long as I'd been honest and fair.
Knows Game Well.
"And that is going to be my policy
rs president of the National league. /
know the game about as we'll as any
one. and ] think [ have n pretty good
reputation.
''The public. the players and the unl.
pires viii get nothing but square
deal from me, and everything will be
above board and open 10 the news
papers.
II want TO add that I refused 20
take the presidency until ] was as
surcd that my old friend Ilcydler, whom
! broke in as an umpire. was to bo elect
ed secretary and treasurer, as | could
not get along without him
Heydler's speech was laudatorv of
Lynch as an umpire. and then several
old time baseball reporters made
speeches fclicitating the new officers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
Y. M. c. A. Basketball
Team in Condition
SULLIVAN IS GETTING
READY FOR MATCH
Challenges Thompson, Hyland
and Mcfarland at Amy
Old Weight.

Pete Sullivan will commence active
training Monday for his twenty-round
boxing contest with Bird Leg Collins.
which Will be held in Ogden January :,
on the second day OF the National Wool
Growers convention. Sullivan s. looking
hnc and has already started winning
Saturday Sullivan and Collins tossed a
coin To see who would go To Ogden TO
train. Sullivan won the toss and, hav-
Ing friends in this city where his ex-
Penses would be cut down considerably.
ne decided 10 train here, which forces
collins 10 Ogden. Sullivan SAYS ne has
nany friends In Ogden and would like
10 train there.
Sullivan said that he did not see how
cyclone Johnny Thompson could have
claim to box Battling Nelson Sullivan
says lie made Thompson look like thirtv
cents, and can do IL again. He Is con-
ldent that he can whip Thomson. Hv-
lehd and packy Mcfarland with one
Wonlhs rest between each match Sulli-
van says he would like TO hook up with
Packy Mcfarland, but the latter acte
IKE shy horse and refuses 10 attach
MS signature 10 anything that sounds
IKE reasonable articles. Pete IS willing
10 ooH him winner take all at any old
weight the Chicago champion wishes 10
name.
Tom Painter. who is to referee the
match, left Saturday for his home in
evanston, Wyo., and viii return 10 Oc-
uch With the sheep men,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

take the fellow who wins and make
champion of him. | found Jack Nc
Auliffe, Jack Dempsey and Charley
Mitchell IN that way. Mitchell, when
he weighed 142 pounds. could beat most
Of the big fellows that we had at that
time, and he later proved that he was
all there. The greatest fighters in the
world were first found Mt tournaments.
Why even IN Frisco they found their
best boys in that way. Jimmy Britt,
Al Neil, frankie Neil, Eddie Hanlon,
Abe AtLell, Monte Attcll, Al Kaufman,
all good big fellows. We have punk
lot of hcayywcights now. ! would like
the chance of bringing forward Il win
ncr.'
Eddie Graney Refuses
In tho selection of Big Tim Sullivan
for stakeholder for the big row be-
tween Jack and jeff the followers
picked a good sport, Tex Rickard was
set on getting Eddie Graney TO act as
referee
mix on the referee business" said
Eddie. II am through with refcreeing
and everybody ought 10 know it by this
time by the way | have advertised the
fact. Anyhow, ] have other things TO
attend TO. l will be at the big fight
with bells on. but not rs referee"
The cast will never equal the west
as a fight center. Some folks were fool
ish enough TO think that the Je1f-Jack
mill would be pulled off somewhere cast
of the Mississippi, but the wise ones
were hep all along. L like Salt Lake
City for the big fight. if it can he ar
ranged for there. 1t would not sur
prise nc TO SEQ it held there. too. l
know many good, substantial business
men are in favor Of it and the people
of Utah are not so squcamish as some
of our fasteners. BY holding it in a
city like Salt Lake the spectators from
afnr have some comforts and accommo.
datious. There are hotels and restau-
rants and bright lights and so forth,
Who wants 10 go to Goldfeld and camp
out in a shack and pay ten prices for
a drink? Then, TOO, the railroad ac.
commodations would be better in Salt
Lake. Like Bob Murphy, the Temporal
rary stakeholder, who said: ''I'll he
there with rings on my fingers and bells
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
LYNCH IS ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF n. l..
Continued from Page Eighteen.

Continued from Page Eighteen.
lock, and as solution Of tho situation
he would propose the name Of Mr
Lynch. Mr.. Herman arose and sec.
cd the nomination and the election
Of Mr. Lynch WAS made unanimous.
Charles IT, Ebbetts of Brooklyn, who
bitterly fought the election of llcydlcr,
nominated Mr. Hevdler for secretary
and treasurer and his nomination and
election were made unanimous. The
magnatcs, after shaking hands all
around. adjourned,
Mr. Lynch has been interested in a
theatrical enterprise. He has not been
active III baseball since 1896.
The only chance in The board of di-
rectors elected today is the substitution
of John T Brush of New York for
President Dovey Of the Boston club.
Hermann Of Cincinnati. EbbettS of
Brooklyn. Murphy of Chicago. aud
Dreyfuss of Pittsburg. were reelected.
Tho change, however, alters the com
pleXion of tho board, because Mr.. Brush
DrcYfuSs. whereas DoVcy sided with
Hermann and Ebbetts, who are now
left in the minority.
Three Men Control.
The new triumviratc, Brush, Murphy
the talk of three man control that was
prevalent when Il deadlock seemed like
ly over the election of r president.
The 1909 schedule was one of 1J4
games and the recent action by the
American league indicated that organ.
iZation intended TO keep TO the old
limit for next seasons play
The report that the committee had
been instructed TO work on n 16S S-game
playing schedule was aftcrward Off
ciallv confirmed. The National and
American leagues will confer on the
schedule, so aS TO avoid, as much as
possible, conflicts in playing dates.
1t developed that Heydler would not
consent 10 accept the secrctary-trcas-
urerShip unless ne was given a three
years tenure. He was accordingly
elected for n thrcc-ycar term.
President Lynch was elected for one
wear. His acceptance was ndltiOncd
on Heydler's selection for the secrc-
ry-trca surershIp.
President Makes Speech.
President Lynch was called into the
conference of the club presidents, to-
ecthcr with the representatives Of the
press, at the conclusion of the session,
The new president made brief speech
in which he declared he was for clean
baseball, first, last and all the time
and believed in getting good umpires
and then upholding them in enforcing
rules.
Changes made in the bylaws include
stipulation that no club can carry
moro than twenty five PLAYERS during
the playing season. and not more than
tbirtv-iive outside of that period.
The playing season is construed ms
being from MAY 10 to August 10. Con.
cessions arc made for the carly and
late periods Of play TO allow of new
men being tried out
The waiver rule was amended 50 that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
|ORBETT LIKES
| JEFF FOR FIGHT
avs Johnson Has Science, but
y Boiler Maker Has Staying
Qualities.
TILL BEGIN WORK TO
Z GET READY FOR MILL
Tants White Man to Defeat Col
ored Champion for the
Title.

q Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Jim Corbett
Sc in his home at Bayside, l.. l., this
{ternoon and told of his plans. Corbett
sver looked better. The years sill
Srhtly upon him, and as he had just
s1ished New England boiled dinner
"a waved his cigarette to give en-
2iasis and talked at his best.
ffsTrain Jcffries?" he said. "I anl
ertainly going TO do SO. / want to see
'le white man win this fight. Jeffrics IS
irving a white mans burden, as il
nc. L fought Jeffries twice, but we
Se the best OF friends. | have world
= admiration for Jeffries. He wanted
q to join his training camp and asked
~ what my figure would be. ] told
b money couldn' t buy my Services
IL / would do all / could for him. He
. lped me at Carson and ! will pay it
,ck now; l will be with Jcffries dur,
| N the last minute of his training.
EHJeff is an extraordinary fighter.
| ;lles that apply to ordinary men don I
nch him. I'm my fights with him |
IEtength His recuperative powers are
I'd can take his 'gruel like a soldier
7 lab is no good against jeff. You can
: ind him till you are insensible, but
lre only thing that Will tell on him is
,apunch that Will Jar his head.
.ttJeffries, like any man, can be
zcd BY heavy blow, but the effect
B is only few seconds. In our Coney
and fight / clipped him on the point
Ithe Jaw as hard as j could. He
ncled and his face was only six
hes from mine. could see his eyes
ling and knew he was all in, but by
! time we broke he was as good
new.
JEFF Good as Ever.
Ill Now, Jeff has been out Of the ring
NJ some time, and be is not old. |
oY a man can come back who hasn Z
4 ep beaten 20 pulp IN previous fights.
4 has never been whipped. Every one
Nbnght ] was a dead one when | fought
UF three wears after Titz had beaten
HI ] stood against jeff for twenty
q ice rounds TO the surprise Of the
Hting world Six years after the
,zsimmons fight / again fought JEFF.
pple said | was slow. No wonder
4 got III q chance punch In the sec
ia round that took all the fight out
n Inc. I Was rs strong, however, as
hser Now, ] am fair TO every man
a will say for johnson that he is a
re clever fighter than Jcd. Johnson
a long distance fighter, but he does
at have the punch TO put Jeffries of
Il feet. johnson got much of his skill
I'm Joe Cans johnson is big Joe
ms. Gamencss is what JEFF has on
snson
= torbett is going into the ring him.
- in few days To perfect himself
a his work in the Jcffries camp. Kid
Slows friends say that the Kid will
NSllenge Corbett 10 battle before
~ starts in with the Jefries trainers
Hai