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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19
If1tgrg1Ountaln News
COAlVlLLE NEWS

Special 10 The Tribune
CoALVILLE. May 1S.-A special ses-
sion Of the county commissioners Of
Summit county was held this morning for
the purpose OF appointing Judges Of cleo
tion Tor the coming special state election
TO be hclu June s. The ones selected for
the various districts Of the county are
as follows.
Park City. districts and John Gel
scr, scr, Sr A. l., Wecter and William
Districts ) a-' Jake Cunnincton.
MIgs pistriSiS Mite' ! ,HG Kelly ap y r,uon
Parlcy's parl5-W. J. WabcI. Theodore
Johnson. Wilford Snyder.
\, W.33odland-E b Murphy George Ellis
Kamas-Barnard Evans. S NJ. Pack
ID. 4. Lewis,
Marion-James Woolsteuholmc. sr. So
Oaklcy-Wlford Frazier. w. w. Hor-
tin, liasmus johnson,
pcoa.John II. Williams, Franklin Mar
Rockport-Henry Scamons. w. D..
Brown, William Stcmbrdge
=, WanshipaE. r. Young, sr.. orson
tsyilleS,lIyrgm Winters, George
,o5 CoalvilIe ,JH DiStFjG!s l9 20. 81. D. Bar
District 2lClohn r. Wilde. John Will
Upton-Thomas Fewkcs. c. D. saxton
Castle Rock--Thomas G. Bail. Thomas
f.. Wright. David Moore
Echo-.A. r. Jones, Ben Toonc, w. s.
Wilson
Hcnefcr-Johu G. Paskctt c. H. r.
stevens. James I.ythgoe,
Francis-James Prescott, Marion Cor
hctt w NJ. Prescott, ST..
Tho polls Will be open from 10 a. m.
To I p, IN.
In accordance with the law passed by
the late legislature the Offices OF road
supervisor OF tie various districts of the
county were declared vacant. and John
&. Lambert Of Iiamas WAS appointed road
commissioner FOR the county. at salary
OF $1,000 per year and expenses not to
exceed $500. This appointment is CON
sidcrcd II good ono, anG viii meet with
the hearty approval Of the people Of the
county. Mr. Lambert has served as coun-
" commissioner and Is thoroughly tamil
lar with road work.
Judge Lewis was here and held scs-
sion of the district court this morning.
probate being the main items disposed OF.
! TIL" trial calendar. consisting Of eight
cases. was set for trial June Il and -.
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sna the South 81 Side ee Of q the '0ss orth ssss
the west os ots sad g. the south sde Of
OF lot Z. the north side Of lots 2. and
., the north side of the west ss feet OF
lot lot !, beginning 1873 feet east Of the
easterly along the northeast side of lots
O. and to point &c feet north and
10; ho;2 ieet west OF the southeast corner OF
lot I, beginning sc feet east Of the north
ly to point 24s feet north Of ISiin- the south
east corner OF lot l, block $50. all in
The west side OF lot z, and the west
side OF the north 165 feet and of the
south lS2 feet Of lot g. block e: the west
side Of lot 2. and the east side OF lot 3,
block 80, all In plat c.
16; the south. side of lot 1. block 21; the
north side of lots 5 and 6. block %; the
south side OF lot !, and the northeast
side OF lots l and 2. block 81, all In
The south side, Of lots l to 2s. inclu-
p to 50, inclusive. block 2, University
lots 2 to q, Inclusive block /. and the
east side Of lots l, and % to SO, incu-
sIye; block 2. Langton Park subdivision.
to e0f IS the ess sas of lots Hqs
block n; the south side OF lots l TO IS,
inclusive, block 3. and the north side OF
lots 1 to 2e inclusive, block 2, Lynch &
Glassman subdivision, block go; the west
! side. of lots 12 and l to 8. inclusive.
block l, and the east side Of lots to 8.
Inclusive. block 2. subdivision Of lots 8,
and Z. block SO, all in plat c, Salt Lake
| City survey.
The total cost of said improvement Is
| estimated at ninetythree thousand two
hundred thirty two and 81-10o (s93. 81 }
| dollars, of which sum the citys portion
is eight thousand two hundred ninety
eight and Se-10o (ss,29S.S9) dollars. lcav-
ing .eighty-four thousand nine hundred
| thirty-three and 92-100 ($s4933 dol
| lars TO be raised by local assessment.
| All protests and objections to the car
! rying out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing to the city recorder or
| or before the 1st day of June, 1909 be-
| ing the time set by said council when Il
Will hear and consider such protests and
| objections as may be made thereto.
BY order of the city council of Sal,
| Lake City. Utah,
Dated April 2S. 1909
J, B. MORETON, City Recorder
Sidewalk extension No, 12S. (Readver-
| tised) 1851
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TABLET TO MEMORY OF
GEN. WILLIAM J. PALMER

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, May
1S.-The survivors of the famous
Fighting Fifteenth Pennsylvania
cavalry which served with distinction
throughout the civil war will erect II
tablet in memory Of General William !.
Palmer of Colorado Springs in a prom
inent place IN Palmer hall, Colorado
college, Every survivor Of the regi-
ment has been asked TO contribute TO
the memorial and the permission of the
college authorities has been secured.
The tablet will be surmounted by the
coat of arms Of the regiment, saddle
surmounted by crossed sabres and will
bear the following inscription:
'1n loving remembrance of General
William j. Palmer Of the Fifteenth
Pennsylvania volunteer cavalry, by the
survivors of the regiment, 1909
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE OF
SALE

In the matter or the estate OF Flora X
Weymouth, deceased
Notice is hereby given that the under-
signed will sell at pgivate sale the fol-
lowing described real property. to wit
Commencing at a point seven and one
half G3l rods north from the southeast
corner of lot one Cd. in block thirty (30)
plat +. Salt Lake city Survey and run
ming thence north two and one-half (2D
rods; thence west five (5) rods: thence
south two and one-half (2A) rods: thence
mencement, on or after the 10th day Of
May. A d 1909 and written bids will
be received at room 420 d. T. Walker
building until said date. Terms OF sale
cash. 10 per cent OF which to accompany
the bid. II. A. WEYMOUTH
Administrator OF the estate of Flora
Is. Weymouth.
G. NJ. SULLIVAN.
Attorney for Admnistra tor
Dated this 27th day Of April. A. D, 1903,
p3220
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the stockholders of the
Merchants bank. a Utah corpora ton,
will oc held al the office Of said bank at
eli South Main street. Salt Lake City,
. o'clock p. M. for the following pur-
poses:
!. To consider and pass upon tho oues-
tion OF amending article u the articles
Of Incorporation OF said bank. so that the
same as amended shall read as follows
ARTICLE :.
THE limit OF the capital stock OF this
corporation Is and shall be two hundred
and fifty thousand (s250,ooo) dollars di
vidcd Into twenty-five hundred (2500)
shares OF the par value of one hundred
Gl0C) dollars each share
?, For the purpose of considering and
passing upon the question OF amending
Article OF the articles of Incorporation
of said bank that the first sentence of
said article which reads as follows:
consist OF a board of seven directors"
when and as amended shall read as fol-
lows:
"The officers of this corpora tion shall
consist Of a board of fifteen directors,
g. To consider and pass upon the uues-
ton of amending the first sentence In
paragraph Of said article of the ar
ticlcs OF Incorporation OF said bank. which
reads follows:
-Four members shall constitute a
quorum OF the board of directors To trans
act business. and il shall require four
members to constitute quorum at any
regular or special meeting so that the
same shall read as follows:
Eight members shall constitute q
uuorum OF the board Of directors TO trans
act business. and it shall require eight
members to constitute a quorum Mt any
regular or special meeting.
President Of Merchants Bank
Dated May 12 1909. rloV
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ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
VICTORIA MEETING HAS
NOT BEEN CALLED OFF
Special TO The Tribune.


VICTORIA. Is. c., May 1S-The entries
for the stakes TO be run at the summer
meeting In this city, beginning June }.
were made public today. The number has
exceeded the fondcst expectations OF the
officials of the Victoria Country club un-
der whose auspices the meeting will be
conducted, The nominations to the ten
stakes exceed 450, which establishes a
record in this country. !. II. Wheatcroft
is the most liberal nominator. Requests
for stalls continue TO pour in upon Man
ager Leighton, that gentleman having re-
ceived no less than nifty applications from
all parts of the country within the past
week. Most OF these have been turned
down, as il is impossible to accommodat te
any more horses. over two hundred new
stalls have been built and more than three
hundred horses are OH the grounds Rcser-
vations have been made for sixty more
Nearly all the details of the meeting have
been completed, The track has been put
in grand shape and the horses are getting
INTO condition. From present indications
the meeting will be big success.
The report that the races had been
called off is not true.
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yesterday morning to consider the sew
erage question. and ii was definitely de-
cided To put in q sewer II the people
would would stand back OF the proposition. This
means system comprising rty-onc
blocks. at an estimated cost OF S4i.194,
of Which amount the city is to pay one
expense Will be betrayed by n special tax
upon property adjoining and benefited by
the improvement, business property be-
ing assessed at n greater rate than resi-
dence, The city council will hear OBJ
iccuons June 0. in writing. from all per-
sons affected.
The city council has voted TO construct
cement sidewalks. five feet wide. and at
an estimated cost OF SI605.
The remains of Royal Allen, aged "a.
who was killed recently whne at work
on n government dam on Wood river,
in Idaho. were brought to Logan for in
terment on Saturday last
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NOTICE..

council 'of Salt Lake CITY OF the inten, ten.
ton of such council to make the follow
Ing described Improvement. to wit:
To curb. gutter repave and resurface
Main street. from South Temple street
10, Fourth South street. in paving dis
ton of the cost and expense thereof es-
timated at thirty three thousand one
or Sly and a4S45-lOo.oO0 CSC alS4O dollars
per front or linear foot abutting said
improvement, there being 5214 feet OF
abuttng property on said portion OF said
Main street by a local assessment upon
the lots or pieces OF ground within the
following described district. being the
district to be affected and benefited by
The east side of lots and s, the north
lS2 feet Of the east side OF lot T.. the
D. block % the west side of lots 2, g. 4
and s. t,, bIoe!5 g: the the , east side Of lots i
6, and s., block. SO: the west side side OF 5ii
lots and 5. block 70 the west side Of
lots ?. 3, 4 and 5. block 10; and the east
side OF lots l and s. block 76. all in plat
A. Salt Lake City survey.
The total cost of said Improvement Is
estimated at 6S f9rtysX slS Se thousand sixty
which sum the cItys portion is twelve
thousand nine hundred sixty-three and
6S-loo tSl2, So dollars, leaving thirty
three thousand one hundred and 93-l00
(S32, 9S) dollars TO be raised by local
assessment.
All protests and objections to the car
ryng out Of such intention must be pre-
sented in writing to the city recorder
on or before the eth day OF April 1909
being the time set by said council when
It will hear and consider such protests
and objections as may bo made thereto.
BY order of the city council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated April 5. 1909.
J. B, MORETON. City Recorder.
Paving extension No AZ p9ol
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0BRIEN BACKERS NOT
THERE WITH THE. CASH

NEW YORK. May Notwithstanding
the carly forecasts OF the Jack Johnson
TO be held in Philadelphia Wednesday
night. i reversal of opinion was apparent
in New York sporting circles last night.
when there seemed To be a prepondcrancc
OF opinion that O Ericn would outpolnt
the champion. But there was notable
absence OF the betting that has character
izcd previous contests between we'll
known fighters.
That four special trains have been
scheduled already TO carry the cnthusl-
asts TO the fight indicates the amount of
interest taken in the mill.
The house has been practically sold
out The club management claims the
receipts will be $4,000, the largest ever
taken i'm i'm this country for SiX-roupd
fight. johnson has a guarantee Of $4,000,
while O 'Bricn will receive 80 per cent of
the gross receipts.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board of Public Works,
Salt Lake City, April 30 1909
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until O'Clock p. m. Friday, May
2S 1909, for the work of grading Curbing
and paving Third South street from West
Temple street TO Third West street. paw
ing extension No. ~. according to plans
in the city engineers office.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
plans, profile specifications and forms for
contract and bond. may be obtained upon
application at the office of the board OF
public works or the city engineer
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the board OF public works.
ii. @. M MILAN, Chairman
LOUIS c. KELSEY, City Engineer
reTS
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CORONER is HOLDING
INQUEST OVER STAPLES
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, May 1S.--After the cXamina-
ton of several witnesses to the killing of
Charles Staples last Saturday evening
the coroner's jury cmpaneled for this
purpose adjourned the inquest until
"Wednesday morning. 4 negro boy named
10 the jury. He said he knew Staples
we'll and had heard Clarence Ernest. the
negro who did the killing, say that he
would do bodily injury To Staples if he
ever returned to his cigar store on
Twenty nth street. The witness said he
had tried to prevent Staples from return
day night, but Staples wouldn't listen
TO him.
City Jailer Hagbert Anderson. who was
on his way 10 arrest Staples for creating
a disturbance at Erncst's place of busi-
ness when the shooting occurred, related
what he had seen. After the doctors had
described the course Of the bullet an ad
journment was taken.
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TRANERS WILL MEET
ENGLISH CHAMPIONS

EDINRCRG. May 1S.-Jerome -. TRAY
crs amateur golf champion Of the Gnitel
States will hc pitted against c. a. Hen
dcrSou. strong member Of the 81. An
drcw's club. in the first round i'm the
British amateur i CndiIlploiasL'p tou' ma ma
gins May %,
The drawings for the tournament were
held today The American player is in
meet the best men OF the tournament.
The entries number l6T Last year they
Travcrs. with r. G. Stevenson Of Bos-
ton as a partner. lost foursomc today
by one up. Their opponents were Ed
ward BricRctt and A. Il. AitIIin Scotch
amateurs
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DEMURRER Is FILED
IN GREEK MURDER CASE
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. MAY lS.-Attorneys Samuel \.
King OF Salt Lake and Charles r. Eiol-
lnesworth OF ogden. who have been re
tanned by the friends OF Nicholas Nacos
30 defend him at his trial for the murder
Of John Contos today fled demurrer
to the information previously fled by
District Attorney Nathan Harris
The attorneys for the accused Greek
declare that the information charging
him with murder I'm the first degree is
faulty and defective in four particulars.
The demurrer says that the information
does not state facts sufficient to consti-
tutc cause OF action; does not state
any particular offense committed by the
defendant nor the manner Of the assault
said to have been cOus==iTtIcG upon the
dead man: ana is not expressed in con-
else language.
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FAST SPnIHTERS FOR
CULLEN HANDICAP
About Five Hundred Horses at
Fair Grounds to Open Rae
ing Season.

The Cullen handicap al three-quariers
Of a mile will bring out a nice field OF
sprnters Saturday afternoon. A canvass
of the trainers was made Monday, with
the result that five OF the very best horses
in the west today at six furlongs Will
come to the post in the Cullen handicap,
providing OF course. that their handlers
care for the condition of the track ana
the handicap weight assigned by Judge
Pomcroy. The probable starters are
Glorlo. Booger Red, Eel, Blagg. Cold
Heart Jack Nunnaliy, Sevenful, Here
after. Spohn and Del Cruzador.
The field will make a grand race and
one well worthy OF standing as the fea-
ture of inaugural day Glorio Salloped
lightly this morning and Is ready. while
BooScr Red will go much better over lhc
fair grounds cushion than he did at
ogden. 'Tobe' Ramsey has a nifty race
horse In Hereafter, said to he one of the
most improved horses at he course. Al
tIis time II looks like strong race, with
the winner liable TO come from any
where.
No Stall Room.
The expectations oi the most sapsuine
we'll -wishers of the Utah Jockey club have
been surpassed. Nearly every stall on
the course has been reserved and by to-
morrow night there Will be between 100
and 800 horses on the course. The rush
down from ogden will occur tomorrow.
About 100 horses VIII arrive throughout
the day.
Outside newspaper reporters and turf
writer's are arriving, The coming races
will attract about dozen sCribcS to salt
Lake. Already on the ground. or due
tomorrow. are j r. Jeffrey, San Fran
cisco Call; II. 3. McKcnneys the San
Francisco Examiner; Harry Thorpe. Den
Yer Post; y. j Hannlfn. the Associated
Press. DR.. Nickle, the Chicago Tribune +:
Lee Dcmier. the Oakland Tribune; Henry
Forsland the Chicago Racing Form, and
Ed OMallcy. the New York Morning
Telegraph. The telegraph companies will
handle about 1000 words daily TO outside
newspapers and agencies concerning the
fair grounds races.
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NINE-YEAR-0IID BOY
OF SPRINGYILLE MISSING
Special To The Tribune.

SPRlNGVILLF.. May 1S.-Glen Phillips,
th. a-ycar- old son OF G. w. Phillips. one
OF the prominent citizens Of SprnGville,
has disappeared. and when last seen.
shortly before > o'clock in the afternoon,
was playing on the bank OF Hobble creek.
The boy was missing al the evening
meal and when his parents went III
search OF him they found his hat on the
side Of the stream, The boy was last
seen with one OF his playmatcs. who,
when awakened by the marshal and asked
regarding the Phillips boy. stated that he
had seen the Phillips hoy fall into the
stroain. had then gone home and eaten
his supper. after which he went TO bed.
No crcdence is placed in the boys story
Of the case Large parties OF men arc
.scarchinG Hobblc creek from Spripgvllle
to the lake
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Churchill Down Races,

LOUISVILLE, May lS.-Today's race
results.
First race four and half furlongs-
Fore, straight $ll, won Redeem place
$3.50. second; Bette Lester, show $Sl5,
third. Time 81 l-5.
Second race. ono mile-Sir Clcgis.
straight Sl3.25. won; Seinap. place Sl1,25,
second: ST, EInwood, show S725, third.
Time. l:39 40.
Third race, six furlongs-Hyperion H..
straight $500. and Gypsy King. straight
SS, dead heat: Richard Reed, show SIS. 80.
third. Time, I.l2.
Fourth race, mile and twenty yards
GIiddlns Belle, straight S5970, won: Old
Honesty, place S20lO. second: Warlcld,
show $3.50. third. Time, 1:4O Is,
Fifth race, the Gentlemcns cup for g.
Ncar-olds and up, one milc-Grenadc.
straight Sll.45, won McChord place
Sls.'O, second; Tcctah, show S23.25, third
Time. l;4f %
Sixth race. purse sioO. for 3-ycar-olds =
ana up, mllc and sixteenth selling
Rustic, straight Sl2.i5, won; Gcrryma ndcr,
place, Sl0S5, second, Orlandot, show Sc. s5,
third. Time, In 80.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board of Public Works.
Salt Lake City, April 30. 1909
Sealed proposals VIII be recsysd n,sd at MaS Inis
9s 1a0o for the work of hauling, eXcavat-
ing and laying stone block crosswalks In
Salt Lake City, Utah. ,,h
Mans nrofile. specifications and forms Tor
contract and bond. can be obtained upon
application at the office OF the board OF
public works or the city engineer.
all bids. -x,n,,,.
H. G. M'MJLLAN, Chairman
LOUIS c.. KELSEY, City Engineer,o
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Belmont Races.

NEW YORK, May 1S-Todays race
results:
First race four and a half furlonCs-
shannon. 10 ;. won, Chopper, 10 l.
second; Beau Nash . to ., third. Time.
81 seconds
Second race, six furlongs straight
Fashion Plate. : TO 10, won; Nimbns lG
TO .. second; Cohort, : 10 10. third. Time.
III 40.
Third race. four and a half furlongs.
STANDARDIZATION , TO /. won: Calvpte
) 10 ]. second: Ilhn Beau, to I, Third.
Time. - 30 seconds.
Fourth race. six furongs straight
llarrigan, II TO D. won; Restlcouchc .
10 ,, second Dcmund. II to ., third.
Time. Ill 1-5.
Fifth race, milc-Glucose, TO }. won:
Tiana, To /, second; Judge Ermcntrout,
20 TO !. third. Time. 1:i2.
Sixth race. three yesr-olds and up
ward. selling. mile and a sixteenth
Traveller, I 20 .. won; McCartcr. s 10 :,
second: Lad Of Langdon, TO /, third.
Timc. ia %.
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REFORM SCHOOL BOY
IS WEAK MENTALLY
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. May 1S-Edward Booth the
fourteen year-old lad who was commit
ted to the state industrial school from
Harrington two weeks ago, by Judge
volney c. Gunnell OF the Juvenile court.
has been found TO be in a weakened men
tai condition. Assistant superintendent
w +. kneass Of the industrial school
this afternoon placed the boy in the Gus =
tody OF Sheriff Wilson until some differ
ent arrangement for his custody can be
made.
The authorities OF the school say that
the lad cannot be cared for at the in
stItution Speaking OF the lad this after
noon. Judge Gunnell said that he is not
surprised at his mental condition but he
was sent To the school at the special re-
quest Of his father as there seemed 10
he no other place where he could be con-
trolled \ board OF inquiry into the lad 5
sanity will probably investigate the cas-"
tomorrow.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES

Special 60 Th" Tribune.
PROVO. May 1S.-Govcruor Spry and
official staff Will visit Provo next Friday
The party will be met at the depot by
a committee Of citizens and taken at
once 10 the Il. Y, university where a
rcception win be given, followed by u
lunchcon
In the afternoon the party win be
shown about the city in automobiles and
IN the evening banquet win be given
at the Hotel Roberts and the festivities
Will close with q dance at the B. y, l.,
gymnasium.
Uarmcr & Browns meat market at
SpriugvilIc was burSlarHcd last night
About So WAS all that WAS LEFT in the
place and this the burglars got The
officers have no clue To the guilty parties
The Bc"bc Lumber company has begun
suit In the district court against a NJ
Murdock TO collect Sai2.Si for mercban-
disc sold TO defendant.
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SALT LAKE TO PLAY
BOISE AT WALKERS

Manager Strouthcrs of the Boise team
will rcarrangc his lineup for this after
Moons game at the Walker field. Just
what changes the Boise manager has in
mind have not been announced as, yet,
but he win try hard to take fall ont
of the Salt Lake team before he leaves,
Westall or Butler will pitch for the vis-
itors.
The salt Lake lineup will remain tho
same aa usual. with the exception of
Waits who Will pitch today.
Manager Farnsworth said:
1--WE are now running strong Tor TN"
Dnnnant. and arc not going 10 he
headed again this season.