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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-30

At old established race courses
derby day" and Society day" are
synonymous II is the one day in the
season when everybody who is any
body" goes to the races and it is safe
to say Salt Lake viii not differ from
other racing centers in this particular.
1t requires something more, however
than the mere glamour which attaches
to name to appeal to the regulars,
and that something the Utah derby
will have. 1t will be the seasons blue
ribbon" event for the three-year-oId
division and will bring together the
best OF that age which have been
raced at Emeryville, Juarez, the Flori-
da tracks. with reinforcements from
other sections.
Recent developments here will have
the effect Of giving added interest to
the big Salt Lake fixture. The race
now has a much more open look to it
than it had short while back.
Ten days ago Chester Krum appeared
to have the race at his mercy, so far
as its Emeryville candidates were con-
cerned, and while they may find them
selves badly mistaken, hOrsemen and
followers of the game here have never
candidates for the winner of the big
race.
Chester Krum SIumps.
The Sir Hercules colts stock has,
4
last week The hard races Morgan s
colt has had not only against the best
Of has own age, but well the best
OF the older division, have told on him
and he is not as good a horse as he
was awhile back
With Chester Krum off, Lewiston
partial TO very light weight and Daddy
Clip averse to a route, as his races in
dictate, the chances of some Of the
other local candidates for the Derby
look bright.
CHARLES HOrning has a shifty pair Of
eighties in Napa Nick and Hex both
OF which have shown good races at
this meeting They have been fresh
ened up and each of the pair has a
great turn Of speed and the only ques-
ton about either Of them is as 20 abil-
lty to go the Derby route. The chances
OF Hex would be improved if the rack
should happen to be muddy wnen the
big race is run.
Meltondale and Miss Picnic are two
other eligibles that would be benefited
by heavy going and each Ct them has
shown a fOndness for a route. In any
event the race is reasonably certain to
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-30

Sam F. has the worlds record for
quarter mile on a half-mile track, and
if he can hold this speed for the full
diS.Gnce he should win. Thistle Belle,
however, is good up to seven furlongs,
and is a grand race mare. Her per-
formances at Oakland and her first
out here, which she won in q breeze,
will probably install her as the favor
lite. Each of the others, however, is
contender and will not be overlooked.
The good fields in the other events
promise an interesting card Many
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-30

Many visitors who had attended the
races in the fall were agreeably sur
prised at the changes that have been
made about the racing plant The alb
sence of all dust and dirt was most
favorably commented on.
There were very few workouts Sun
day as Sunday is generally used as
lay of rest both for horsemen and
their horses, but all stables were
busy cleaning up and putting on fin
ishing touches before giving their
charges the final preparations for the
opening day, Monday, June 6.
care and training of race horses a trip
to the track would be worth while
An early morning trip, say about Z
o'clock, would furnish plenty of sport
and excitement for them, as the major
1ty of the horsemen are working their
horses out in pairs almost the same
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JOCKEY XOSPER.

run here, there were many other races
as annual fixtures throughout the
country. Gradually however, they
dropped out and Salt Lake alone was
left to keep up the race as an annual
event
Promoters of the saucer track game
are especially sorry that the race is
not to be held Each year the event
developed two or more crack amateurs
and was one of the best sources of
supply the bike game had.
Billy Samuelson, Harvey Wilcox, A.
Brodbeck and many other stars got
their start in the local road race.
Once gone the race will be the harder
to reeStabllSh and many fans say that
the road race is now a thing of the
past
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-30
WRESTLING MATCH AT
MURRAY CLUB TONIGHT

Tonight at the Murray opera house
Peter Buzukos the Greek mat artist,
and Carl Temple, the Colorado weller
weight, meet on the mat. best two n
three falls. BuzukOS looks like the
winner, but Temple should make him
go some to win.
Interest IS added ~ the match be-
cause of the fact that it viii give the
fans a line on the work Of the Greek,
who is to meet Mike YOkel June s in
6 handicap match.
Manager Con GALLAGHER OF the Muir
ray club has arranged a fast prelim-
mary.
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WAGENERS WIN GAME.

By the score of s to 3, the Wagner
Brewing company nine won from the
Synns Utah Grocery yesterday at the
Tenth South and Second West dia-
mond. The Wagner battery was
Hienen and Hilton, while Oleson and
Halverson worked for the Sugos. The
WAGNER team is willing to accept
challenges from amateur teams.
Phone BoWdich, Ind. 1911.
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DAD GIMLIN'S HORSESHOE
is STILL WORKING

Ogden, May 29.-The ''You can't beat
Dad Gimlin" cry was heard at the ball
park this afternoon when Ogden over
came a lead of three runs and quit the
fifth inning two runs to the good over
Murray The final. score was Ogden,
g; Murray, 4. Murray's manager, Bert
Margetts, and his men did not take
kindly to Umpire MOrteSon, as they
claimed that one of his decisions on a
fair ball that let in two runs and left
the hitter on third while the visitors
stood and watched, was rank, to say
the least.
A good crowd was out and the game
was enjoyed The lineup:
N11rr
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GARDNER WINS BRONX
HANDICAP IN SINGLES

New York. May 2s.-Carleton Card
ner. the Californian, today won the
Bronx handicap championship singles
and the right to challenge Gustave F.
Tauchard for the cup on the courts of
the Bedford Park Lawn Tennis club.
In the finals Gardner defeated T. r.
Pen the southern and former national
indoor champion after the full five
sets, SIS, 6-3, Ga. I-6 and S-6.
In the doubles, William B. Cragin.
Jr., and Walter Merrill Hall captured
first honors
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PROVO BEATS EUREKA.

Eureka, May 29.-By the score of
10 to 6, Provo won from Eureka to-
day before q big crowd. Chiyren was
erratic, allowing ten hits, and with six
errors behind him, the game was lost.
The batteries: Johnson and King for
Provo, Chivrell and King for Eureka.
Score by innings:
Provo 80 4 0 o O1O 3 20
Eureka ...0 0 1 0 1 l.
Tomorrow Provo and Eureka meet
again, while the Mammoth team
going to PaySOn.
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LANDSLIDE FOR CLERKS.

The Retail Clerks broke into the
winning streak right off the reel yes
terday in their first game played
against the Decker Patrick on the
Fort Douglas grounds. The score was
% to 8. Manager Grimmett has ar
ranged a game with the Utah Light
team Monday morning on the same
grounds
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FoGLER BEATS KRAMER.

New York, May 29.-J0e Fogler
, captured the One-mile open pro-
, fessional bicycle race at Walls
; burg. y. J., today, finishing about
a foot in front of Frank L. Kra-
; mer. His time was 2:13 Is. The
; other results were:
Two-mile handicap. won by John
; Bedeli. Time, All 2-5.
Two mile professionalism
, sted, Sacramento, won. Time,
; 4.44 20.
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VANDERBILT IN MoNEY.

Paris, May CIV. K. Vanderbilt
Reinhardt today won the PriX Arc des
Princes at the LOngchamDs track. Mr.
Vanderbilt's Bats Delight finished
third in the Prix Lupin Grand Produce
stakes). a ten and One-half furlong
event, for three-y ear-olds.
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as if in an actual race. For from now
on each workout is the final test.
Those wishing to 20 out should take
the Poplar Grove cars at Main and
third South to the end of the line and
then walk to the track.
G. NJ. Johnson arrived from Oakland,
with his two fast tricks. J. H Barr
and Raleigh P. D. In Raleigh P d.
Mr. Johnson has a horse of much class
as he has defeated such horses in Cal
ifornia as Chester Krum, the idol of
all California race Coers, Turret Dad
dy Clip, Redeem and Eddie Graney-
He is at home in short sprints or go
ing a route. running quarters in
the grand race horse Ornament and his
dam Claret-
There was quite number of horse
men over Sunday from ogden, amongst
those were Frank Rhinehart and Brad
ford Wright
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FIREMEN BEAT BOOSTERS.

In a ten-inning game at Murray yes
terday the Fire Department defeated
the Boosters team, 10 to 9. Out of six
games played she fire laddies have won
five. The bakeries were Stoffer and
Moon for the Boosters and Arnold and
Bishop for the Firemen-
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horsemen now quartered at Buena
vista will ship up for the races this
week, and much of the class to be
seen at the big Salt Lake meeting will
be on hand for this week.
Starting today, the Salt Lake dele
cation will be handled over the Banl-
berger line, the special race train
leaving Salt Lake at noon Returning,
trains viii leave here at 4:30, and
1880 p. m. and later
A reduction in rate has been made
so that the railroad ticket admits to
the grounds.
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BASEBALL TODAY.

: At 3 D. m. on Walkers field,
, Salt Lake meets the Occidentals
, in the second game of the exhibit
: tion series. The game was not
; scheduled until after the game
, yesterday, when the fans at
, Walkers field demanded that the
, two teams meet if possible. The
, good game Sunday will be enough
: to bring out q big crowd.
The batteries Look like Barber
; and Good for Salt Lake and Ten
: nant and Langley for the Occi-
; dentalS.
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St Louis. May 29.-Stanislau Zbyszs-
ko. the Polish wrestler, who is matched
with Frank Gotch at Chicago We'd
nesday, won from Charley Olsen of st.
Louis in two straight falls here to-
night
Zbyszsko required Is minutes for
the first fall and &c for the second
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STARS EASILY.

The Stars found their winning
streak again yesterday. winning from
the Superior Baking company, p to 8.
The batteries: Superior, Hush and
Ensign; Stars, Alsip and Woodruff.
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Western League

At St JOseph-st- Joseph, 1; To-
peka, 4.
At Omaha-Omaha, II: Sioux City, 4.
At Denver-Denver 6; Wichita, 2.
At Lincoln-Lincoln, u; Des
Moines, 6.
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RINGHAM ALL THE wAY.

Bingham, May 29.=Bingham won to-
day from the Studebaker nine by the
score of % to 2. A home run by
Studer. with bases full, was the fea-
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REDS USE FOUR PITCHERS.

Cincinnati, May 29.-Cincinnati used
four pitchers today, but all were wild,
natl hit Harmon hard, but BacKman
kept the hits well scattered Rain
stopped the game in the seventh for
half an hour and the field was miser-
r. n. z.
st. Louis u 1
Cincinnati .-........
Batteries-Harmon, Backman and
Phelps; Rowan, Castleton, Fromme, An
derson and Mclean, Clarke. Umpires-
Rigler and Emslie.
No other games scheduled
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a pion, has views of his own on
training. The lightweight
champion had rather plow the ground
around on his farm near Cadillac, Mich.
than do anything else. When he was d
boy Adolph was in on the blowing
stunt more than once, but then he tried
his best to duck the job. Now he goes
out hunting it. And because he re-
allies that plenty of fresh air is what
he needs tc help him get in shape for
& ring battle
Bright and early each morning that
he is home WClgast gets UP and chases
around the farm, doing anything that
shows. He thinks it's fun. The pres
ent stunt is in preparation for the
boxing bout with Jack Redmond at
Milwaukee June 1G, and for any
others that may follow along.
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American Association

At Kansas City-Kansas City, s.;
Milwaukee, +.
At Toled0-Toledo, Z; Indianapolis, 2.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 6; Louis
vile, /.
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DICKS TO TOP.

Portland, Ore. May 29-Portland
won today's game, and went to the
top of the class in a pretty contest.
Score: R II. E.
Sacramento ......... s 8
Portland -. ---- II 0
Batteries-Baum and Spiesman: Steen
and Fisher Umpire-Van Haltren-
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FEATURE CARD OFFERED AT
OGDEN RACES FOR HOLIDAY

JOCKEY offer
Belle Dr. Hollis and E. Ball
struggle to the will
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What's What in Sports
Ali the Time
COAST HORSEMEN LAYING PLANS
FOR rich BUENA VISTA STAKES
BY IT. I. sLATTERY.

by of e
s to
a
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UTAH NATIONAL
BANK
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Capital and Surplus, $40, zoo.

Capital and Surplus, s24O,e00.
". S. Mccormick. President
Thomas R Cutler Vice President
Rodney T. Badger. Cashier.
c h Wells Assistant Cashier
Soifeits accounts from Banks, Firms
Corporations and Individuals Fully
equipped savings department.. 4 Per
Cent Paid OF Time Deposits. Safety De-
posit Vaults for Rent
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many VISITORS At BUENA
VISTA To INSPECT PONIES

the
OF OF the
i mo
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GREAT CROWD WATCHES JOHNSON
-.-COFFROTH PLEASED With JEFF


the
he works
and fighter
hanpion
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National League
CUBS REPEAT.

Chicago, May 29.-Bunched hits and
a sacrifice gave Chicago two runs and
tOdayS game with PittSburg, to l.
The visitors lone score was a result
Of Brynes' double to left, a sacrifice
and a sacrifice fly which Hoffman
speared with one hand. They came
close to tying the score in the last inn
ing, when Miller opened with a dOu-
bic to right and attempted to score
from second on FlynnS sacrifice nit
down the first base line. quick dou-
BILE play with Archer, Chance and Cole
participating. the latter covering home
plate, caught Miller sliding hume.
Score: r. H. Z.
Chicago .......... ......2 8
PittSburg ..-.. ....i 1
BatterieS-Cole and Archer; Camnitz
and Gibson. Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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JEFF DOES GYM WORK.

off from gymnasium exercise for sew
eral days
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SPLIT EVEN.

Los Angeles. Cal, May 29.-vernon
won todays morning game, to 4, and
Oakland took the afternoon game,
to 0. Scores:
Morning game r. H. E
Oakland .. Z 8
Batteries-Hitt, Shafer and Brown;
Harkins, Moser and Bearno.
Afternoon game r. H f
Vernon ~ .O 2
Oakland $500 " 4 10 0
Batteries-Hitt and H. Hogan; Moser
and Mite.
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Coast League
ANGELS TAKE BOTH.

San Francisco, May 29.-Los angeles
marched away with double-header
today, winning from San Francisco,
to 4, in the morning, and to i in
the afternoon. Scores:
Morning game r. H. z.
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures II 2
San Francisco .... 6
Batteries-Wheeler and Smith: Ames
and Berry.
Afternoon game R H E
Los AngeIes ----.-----...----. II 0
san FRANCISCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries-Nagle and Smith; Eastley
and Berry.
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fill well and to be stubbornly con-
tested.
Egaa's Youngsters.
Ray Egan, thus early in mis- turf
career, just missed breaking into The
list of winning owners" last Tuesday.
Blue Moon, one of the splendid look
ing bunch of twO-year-oldS which make
up the ''ChaaticIer stable" though only
out for the second time. ran the sea
sOned Robert Hurst to a head in half
mile dash fer maidens in the creditable
time of As 3-5 seconds.
Blue Moon, who Is a half sister to
Warfare, performed like a nice filly.
as she contested every foot of the way
with the winner and was gaining on
him at the end
At that Blue Moon is not considered
the star of the ''Chanticler" stable,
which is to be inferred from the fact
that she was not nominated for the
Juvenile stakes at Buena Vista, Coz
pertOWn's Dig brother, Copper CITY.
and the racy looking Pay Streak having
been named for Salt Lakes two-year-
old fixture. The Chanticler stables
may be counted upon to cut figure
in the races for the kindergarten
division at the coming meeting, Judg-
ing from Blue Moons impressive per-
fOTmanceS.
Stables to ship.
Joe Ouinlan shipped the Qui1laE and
Polk string with several others when
he is training -on the side" to salt
Lake last InuISudN- Dg lkiC CAAA
next week some of the best horses now
quartdred at the Emeryyille track Will
be at Buena Vista or on their way. The
WeIIs-Fargo agent has lobe Ramsey
booked for a car for Sunday, Billy
Cahin and Jack Crane for Monday, w.
T. Anderson. Johnson < Gray and w
Gabriel for Wednesday and z. Moyne
for Thursday.
Among the horses represented in the
stables named are Lena Lech, Capt.
John. SeweIl, Hannah Louise, J. H
Sheehan, Lord of the Forest, Spohn
and last but not least the prospective
Derby favcrite, Chester Krum- After
the middle of the coming week ship
ments will be of almost daily occur
renee
x X x
JOCKEY VOSPER.
Jockey Vcsper, who was one of the
star riders here in the early part of
the meeting. has returned from tie
east afte~ an absence of nearly two
months and is back in harness again.
Vosper, who is riding in good form,
will go to Salt Lake and is likely to
prove one of the best riders at the
coming Buena Vista meeting.
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No other games scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-18
TROLLEY GAR
KILLED HORSE
One of the Jersey Central
Cars Struck Lumber Wagon
In South kmboy.

ssscsaI to tbs EVENING NEWS.

kRcct1t TO tbs EVENING EHWA-
South Amboy, Oct. 18:-An acct
dent of a serious nature occurred
yesterday about 2 o'clock on Bor-
dentown avenue, opposite Apple
gates blacksmith shop. William
Sexton, employed by the South Am
boy Lumber and Supply Company,
was driving up the left side of the
venue toward Feltus street, on
which the lumber plant Is located,
when he heard the warning bell of
the Public Service ear Ton whose
track he was driving) in his rear.
At the same time he saw a car of the
Jersey Central Traction Company
coming down the track on his right.
In the situation In which he was
placed there was no other remedy
for Sexton than to pull across the
Jersey Central track. Whether the
motofman could not, or thought
Sexton would clear the car before 1t
reached him, We cannot say. but the
car failed to slacken its speed and
struck the horse fairly broadside.
The wagon, which was a stripped
wagon, was parted by the breaking
Of the lang, the e a wheels being
left by the track as was also the
driver, while the horse with the
front wheels rushed down the ave-
nue. as far as the corner at Stevens
avenue, where he fell dead, not as
at first reported by breaking his
neck, but from the impact by being
struck with the trolley car.
How the driver, William Sexton,
escaped serious injury he Is unable
to tell,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-18
SOUTH AM

John Lascko, of Augusta street,
spent yesterday afternoon out of
town.
Mrs. Frank Guerin, Of Mechanics
Vile, was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
William Boyle, of Augusta street,
was ar out-of-town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
John j. Salmon, of Raritan street,
Meehanicsvilie, was out of town yes
terday afternoon.
Michael Leonard, Jr., of David
street, was a Perth Amboy visit
yesterday afternoon.
Frank Meinzer, of Broadway, was
an out-of-town visitor yesterday af<
ternoon.
Mrs. George Skimmons, of Second
street, spent yesterday afternoon out
of town.
William Crozier, of John street,
was a Perth Amboy visitor yester<
day afternoon.
N. Nv. Dayton, of Bordentown
avenue, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Fulton spent Sunday
and yesterday with her parents in
First street.
Mrs. Charles II. Thomas, of Sec
ond street, vas a Perth Amboy Wis
itor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Theodore Stolte, of Conover
street, vas an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Frank Swiatkerkie, of Stevens
avenue, was a New York visitor yes
terday.
s. A. Ensign, of Jersey City, was
in South Amboy yesterday after
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ferdinand Tedesco, of
Broadway. was a Perth Amboy Wis
ftor yesterday afternoon.
William Moore, of Gatharine
street, has about completed a fine
new parsonage for the trustees of
the M. 3. church at S~ayreyille.
Michael Leonard, Sr., of Augusta
street. was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William Cornell, of st.
George, Staten Island, is visiting
her mother and sister. of Main
street.
John Percy. who has been en-
ployed in the canal zone, Panama, as
a machinist and who has been stop
ping for the past ten days with MFR.
Steiner. of Church street, left for his
home In Tampa, Florida, yesterday.
He was a chum in Panama of T. w.
Barnes. of this city, and brings a
favorable report of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnes as to their health, they haV-
ing taken up their residence in the
canal zone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-18
FIRE ESCAPES
BADLY NEEDED
Some of South Amboy's
Buildings Are Said to be
Fire Traps.
ATTENTION Is CALLED
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the NEWS.
South Amboy, Oct. 18:-There is
a matter we would be pleased to All
to the attention Of those whose posi-
ton Ia such that they car remedy
the existing state of things in our
ely. We have no s~kyscrapers in this
city but we have several buildings
that are three stories In height and
under existing laws these should be
provided with fire escapes, especially
those used as factories, some of
which employ 100 workmen or over
and have but one means of exit over
wooden s%tairways.
This certainly Is a dangerous on
dition, as well as unlawful for those
who, are responsible for permitting
such buildings in Jul city to remain
without fire escapes as q protection
and means of exit in time of fire.
And, further, IL we remember right
ly, the law requires that all public
buildings where large assemblages
gather, that the doors shall swing
outward SO in case of fire there will
be no danger of blocking the exit,
but that the passageway of exit may
be clear.
Now, with two or three exceptions,
our public buildings are so arranged
that the doors swing inward. This
should not be so, and the matter
should be attended to before some
calamity happens. Should a fire oc-
u of any magnitude a number of
us might be called to- mourn the loss
or loved ones, and then it would be
too late to remedy the evil. Let US
take time by. the forelock and have
this matter adjusted before any &C
cidents occur.