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Grain Inspector Smith Is over FROM
Klnglsher county. We are going 10
roll up Democratic majority IN
Kingfsbcr this fall. said Smith.
Republicans are all sore and Demo.
erats are active. q
Judge Joel Sandlin Is busy umong
ognn county farmers lie Is malt
ing n series OF good Alabama speech
es on radical dcrchctions
Lewis, Murphy and O'Neil aru
three Logan county business men
who are fully conyersant with coun'
iy mattcrs. Comprising the nov
cornty board they will see that the
county gets square deal. i.
Bart Murphy made good record
as shcrif four years ago lie stands
ready to duplicate that record
Illdgc Lawrence is thinking OF
withdrawing from the race for supe
rior Judge Il have spent 80 years
In active geryince," said the judge
aand ! need rest.
Neil O'Neill Is making an aggres
siye congressional compaign.
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REPUBLICANS TO State FAIR

Republicans headed strongly Tor
Oklahoma CITY today Three extra
coaches were put on the s O'Clock
train here this morning and MANY
passengers went into the regular
coaches The main occasion Of the
big crowd was Republican day At
The state fair. and several hundred
eMcNcal for governor badges were
worn Banners for McNcal were car
ried. @
This Is busy dag a the fair, be-
ing day set for the Republican
gathering. The Modern Wogdmcn
drills. and North and South Carolina
societies.
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TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

Charters have been issued today a.
follows
Alohouk on company, Hartlesyille.
capital ss,0oO: directors. II W Penn.
belton, Charles Awrey, j p OMeara
The Norman Oil Miil.coHpany, Nor
man: capital. $4,000: Directors, ! G.
Lindsay, j,S Lindsay e. X. chas
tain.
Kansas. withdraws from tho state.
Blackwell Wholesale Produce com
pany. Blackwell: capital, $1,000: di
rectors, n. Wyman. Dave scholwald
Sam Schonwald.
Fran kWitherspoon Live Stock com
49,, fg.,alis:.s l.itr certificate - =
corporation. Frank Witherspoou. Jf.
appointed Oklahoma agent
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FRESH TOPICS
OF THE'TOWN'

Secretary Rayson To Kansas City
Secretary w. A. Rayson Of the
Guthrie chamber of commerce, went
to Kansas City today TO visit the
Missouri Valley agricultural and hor
ticutural fair. The commercial or
ganizations have sent Logan coun-
ty exhibit to the fair. II contains a
fine fruit exhibition and the regular
fiel dstapes. Guthries manufactor-
les are well represented in the dis
play.
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For bowel complaints IN children
alwnys ghe Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoua Remedy and
castor oil Il is certain 70 effect q
cure aud when reduced with water
and sweetencd is pleasant % take.
No physician can prescribe a better
lInedy. FOR sale by all dealers.
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BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES Disease with Pure Blood
WAS PROMISED IMMUNITY
(By Leased WIrel

Chicago, ILL.,. Sept 29.That State
Senator HoItsIaw's confession that he
received s2,500 for his I.orimer vote
was influenced by the fact that an in
dlctment against him charging per-
jury would be quaShed. vas developed
today In the senatorial investigation
commitiee. HoItslaw said he has
promised upon his confession the In
dictmcnt would be dismissed, and Il
was. be Sid.
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PUZZLED
Hard Work. Sometimes, to Raise
Children.

Children's taste Is oitimes mere ac-
curate. In selecting the right kind OF
food to ut the body, than that OF
adults. Nature works more accurate
" through the children.
A Brooklyn lady gays. Our little
boy had long been troubled with weak
digestion. We could never persuade
him 70 take more than one taste OF
any Kind OF cereal food. He was a
weak little chap aud we were puzzled
TO know what 10 feed him on.
Ont lucky day we tried Crapo.Nufs
Well You never saw child eat with
such a relish. and II did me good 10
see him From that day on II seemed
as though We could almost soc him
grow He would eat Grape-Tnis for
BREAKFAST and supper aud think be-
would have liked the food for dinner,
The difference ia his appearance is
something wonderful
Ny husband had never fanried Ger.
col foods Of any kipd. but he became
very fond OF GrapeNuis and has been
much improved In health since using
It.
I'VE are Bow healthy family and
naturally believe In Grape-Nuts.
"A friend has two chidrens who
were formerly afflicted with ricketts,
/ WHY satisfied that the disease was
caused by lack Of proper nourlshnent.
They showed t. So urged her 70
use Crape-Nuts as an experiment and
the result was almost magical
"They continued the food and today
both children are we'll and stroug as
any children in this city. and. OF
course. my friend Is firm believer
In Grapa-Nuts for she has the evidence
before her eyes every day
Read The Road TO Wellville.s found
in pkgs There's 4 Reason
Ever read the above Icttcr2 A new
sae sppesss ff1sa .Iaal q time. The.
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HEARST sKEPTIGAI As TO GAIh0R
INV LEASED wire.

Paris. France, Sept. ~. Declaring
his positive conviction that Mayor
Gaynor OF New York would be nomln-
ated by the DEMOCRATS Tor governor.
". Il. Hearst stated siriher thai Gay,
nor's nomination was now an assured
thing by the Democratic leaders
Since Gaynor sald he would not
accept. Il makes me believe his nomln
alton Is sure. That attitude Is char
aeleristic. He Is a peculiar man. but
his combination Is simple wnen YOU
once know IT, lie will do the opposite
OF what he says he will do This
was the statement ef Hearst today
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LAND ls WEALTH

Somc nice farms for sale In the
state Of Oklahoma, and IN the irrl'
gated districts OF Rocky Ford aud the
san Louis Valley OF Colorado We
also handle some of the best insur-
ance companies doing business In the
state.
Come and see me. Yours for bust.
ness.
Il. D. STEWART. Room 4 Dewey
building. Guthrie. Oklahoma.
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county on hiB way home with Il road
4t hay ho fell or his wagon and was
crushed by thc wheels Ar Lincoln
WAS q Woodman and che burial was
by that order
- r~~ &l8b Fs i ry
Mrs Edward NicAuls and Mr. ana
Mrs Cromwell kissler of Frederick,
Maryland, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Nichols on east Vilae avenue.
Mrs Nichols X tho mother Of Mr.
Nichols Of the Eagle Drug store
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win sel--must sell-the east 40
acres Of my fruit farm -that contains
the buildings, 80 ucres In bearing
fruit trees-or VIII sell IN five or ten
acre lots For suburban homes can't
be beat IN the siate-price very low.
Frank Householder,
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Wooeman at aRlo poinaa.r

The drill team OF the local camp Of
Modern Wocdmen and the Wood
mems band went to Oklahoma City to-
day to take part II drills. The Wood
men of the state are to have a big
contest there today. The Guthrie boys
went down after prize. They are
handsomely uniformed and we'll drill
a1
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Diarrhoea Il always more or less
prevalent during September BE pre-.
pared for It. chamberlaln's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy -
prompt and effectual Il can always
BE- depended upon and Is pleasant TO
take. For sale by all dealers.
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Indomitable viii and tremendous On
efgy are never found whore stomach,
Liver. Kidneys aud Bowels are out ol
order II yop waat thcsc qualities
and he klccesa they bring, use Dr..
Kings New life Pills. the matehless
regulators. or kcon brain and strong
body. 2Jc at all druggists.
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pIuestIon And Assimilation

II Is not the quantity OF food tax
en- but the amount dgested and ms.
simulated tha gives strength and VI
tnlity to the system, chamberlaln's
stomach and Liver Tablets inyigoc
ate the stomach and liver and enable
them TO perform their functions nat
urally. For sale by all dealers.
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SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

Good old Dr Stork was mighty busy
last night Four homes are today al
Stirred up over the advent OF baby
boys.
Mrs. Lille Gardner has taken the
classes OF Miss Delphlne Pelter in
Banner school Miss Peltier has re-
signed and she expects 10 return to
the East
State Chairman Harris and pretty
much all the rest of Republican head.
quarters went to Oklahoma City to-
day.
Organization OF campaign clubs IS
spoken Of among Guthrie Democrats.
The doings at the city council to-
night will likely draw a large crowd.
The sewer war il attracting much al.
teltion and the explanations OF the
syndicate will be most interesting II
not valuable.
nR bibh'1i bifNfiHTA A4NNu III fHt
history OF the Harvey eating house
was dumped IN by the Santa Fe trains
today.
Frank w. Difie has left the Abell
store and gone to clothing copcern at
Oklahoma City.
Complaints that a pepper is at
work in the city have reached head
quarters II is said negro was a
target for woman with a revolver
the other night. It IS claimed the ne
gro has been seen about many back
doors aud side windows.
$. r Farmer. Of Cashion. and Miss
Ethel Holland, Of Lockrdge, were
married in the Oklahoma building
this morning by Judge Strang
Claude v. Hart u years old. aud
Miss Lula Ethel Penix, ~, secured
Ia marriage license here today Their
homes are IN Crescent.
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There's nothing 50 good for a sore
srsf -
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Breakfast.
Oranges, cereal and cream fried
scallOpcd cornmeal dodgers, toast, tea
aud coffee.
Dinner
Mnce Of liver garnishcd with bacon
"a left oyer) toasted corn dodgers
baked potatoes, tomato aspic upon
lettuce. warm gingerbread and Am
erIcan cheese, tea,
Luncheon.
Yesterdays soup with the addition
Of tomato sauce scallopcd oysters,
French fried potatoes. stuffed cucum-
bers, apple pudding, black coffee The
Daily Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kaufman NOV
cd today into their coy new bungalow
on Capitol boulevard
Miss Jennie Keene Is visiting her
friends in Orlando.
Mrs j. 2 Jones is entertaining
Mrs Otis Metz, 81 Wichita.
Mrs NJ. l.. Goodman is hostess to
the Acorn cub this afternoon.
Mr. ana MIS- Ira Currant are az
tending the state fair in Oklahoma
city today
Mr. and MIS-. Carl Havishorst are
now living on the corner Of Elm street
4 and Cleveland aypnup
Mrs James Robinson and daughter,
Mis-. Sims. are spending the day IN
oklahoma City
The Altrurian club is holding It's
first session since vacation days this
AFTERNOON at the library.
Mrs /. +. Leach and parents Judge
and Mrs. J. w. Brownlce are attending
the fair in Oklahoma city today
Mrs. A. y, Church Of Los Angeles
Is guest at the home OF Mrs. VIII
Mathis and Mrs Mary Church
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sims Of Man.
gum are visiting her parents, James
Robinson ana wife, 81 North Tenth
stroqI
Mrs. /. j onotSell with niece. Miss
Eloise McBrine, left last evening for
their home IN Denver, Colo, after
visiting Mrs. w. r. McBrine
Mrs. philo Foley was hostess yes.
terday afternoon to the Koher clIn
There was full attendance. The AT.
teraoon was spent in making quilt
for the receiving home. The cluh
guests were Mrs Roberts aud Mira
S. Brenge. dainty two.cour'sc lnn
chcon WAS served, the table being dee
GRATED IN the club colore, blue and
whlto Mrs Chas. Alllng will enter
tain the club In two weeks.
Rpllle Smith very pleasantly enter
talned q number OF his friends last oy
ening at his home in the Beiyea addl
tlon. The evening was spent PLAYING
games. and dainty refreshments were
served Tho following guests were
present. Misses Belle and Laura Nc.
rison, Olga Hope, Hattie FELTON,
Belle Mccoy Wlnnefrei Phelps. Eva
Bryan. Bonnie Nelson Effie and SteE
Ia Meek, Edith and Ethel Peacock
Gladys and Olive Bender, Hazel Moore
aud Messrs Rucben Doice. Ralph
Shrelflcr. Charles Cassidy. Rex Bled
soc. Claude Welton, Herman Gerloclx
and Ray Shretiler. Henry Gerlock. Al
IA Payne. Lionell jones, Herman Pad
rolf CLYDE Smith and Charles Morri
son
The Rooney Mooney Shah club vii
meet with Miss Letha Barde Sanr
day afternoon. q
Mr. and Airs j. ID Maurice received
the sad news Of the death OF their son
in law h NJ lincoln. formerly OF
Gutarie now resident OF pawnef
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PUZZLED
Had UJ1.L CA-..4t.. n
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Corporations Now Reporting.

Corporation reports are coming te
the corporation commission by the
bushcl. but evidently many concerns
will fail TO get in their papers aud al.
pllcation for license before October I
the day of grace set A special l.
ccnse tax Is being collected. Corpora
iion Record Clerk u. r Mckay i
saxanped with work in the last few
days
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Stanley cresm-Deliclous Dessert.

stanley cream j. 4 quickly made
degscrt. Cut Que fourth OF pound
OF marshmaliOws. one half cnpful OF
English walnut meats and one fourth
Of cspital Of Marascllin0 cherfleH IN
small pieces. Beat one cnpful OF heavy
cream until sjiff aud add two table
spO0nfuls Of powdered sugar, one tea.
spoonful Of Yaila ami few grams "
salt then cut aad fold u the prepared
ingredients. Turn into mold and
chill thoroughly. Fannie Merrieti
Farmer In Woman's Home Companion
Tor October
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Bead This

Hutchinson, Kas After trying
doctors and different medicines for
kidney. bladder and rheumatic trou-
BILE Halls Texas Wonder cured me. II
is the best medicine on earth. Walter
+. Perry. 20 S. Main St Sold by all
druggists.
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BROKERAGE HOUSE HA|DEO
CRx Leased Wlre.l

New York. Sept 29-The broker.
age firm OF y. IT, Sheftels & conf
pauT. one Of the biggest curb houses
in the country was raided today by
the police at the instance OF the
postoliice authorities. Brokerage
houses at Boston, Chicago. PhIladel-
phia and Detroit were also raided.
Wild trading IN curb stocks is given
as the cause for the raids and ar
rests. .
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Announcement.
THE RATLEDGE SYSTEM OF 0HIR0PRACTIC SCHOOLS

This school needs l0he intelligent men
and Women 10 supply the demand which
" cyef increasing IN raiso with tho
knowledge Of this wonderful sriehee. w
arc daily receiving inquiries about the
dearest Chircpraff0r and Nnen oue can
be secured IN fhe various communities.
& Il trie that chlloqraetnfs set grsst-
or results than piactitIoneis vi utfnr
nethnds7 Make comparison, Out 1t
over four Thousand cases Htnua Jails n,
1908 IN Guthrie only four have besn
fatal. fhrae ef thesss belEA tiibareuissss.
The esses handlesl have been varied. IN
clnding All the infection ard contagious
diseases 10 witch this country u subject,
ana neatly ali tho diseases named ~
the medical wnrij
Is Il lucrative prolessieug Make =
comparison {t0o psF month Is better
than the averaeo salary. 2=5.ea per
month Is The minimum charge for Chi
rupiaclic Adjustments. four patients
bflng from S1en up and they eatAbe had
az any town Of pos'oftlee and store. pf
graduates are rA.klng as high AZ s.
per month. Why Because they deli
the su0ds. Don't make tie mistake
others have, ana. like tknm. regret
enroll now To teacher, college
aate and All persons with 1egref
haee special proposition inr
months. For further lnforinatio1
or call
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A specific for pain Or. Thomas
Eelectrlc on, strongest. cheapest lini
ment ever devised. A household
remedy IN America fog % years
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PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

State superintendent of instruction
y d. Cameron went to Oklahoma
City today to take part in the North
Carolina day exercises.
w. b. Herod is an Oklahoma City
visitor today. :
J. y. Franklin, OF Troy, N. T.. is
here for several days.
". II. Berry. Of Ardmore, IS here.
Judge j. H. Burford was one Of
The Oklahoma City pilgrims today
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Carter went to
tie state fair today
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Adams spent
the day in Oklahoma City.
Charles Re1fro, Col T. II Seward,
Sheriff Mahoney, Chief Of Police
Mitchell, and tie Republican party
workers generally went down with
the McNeal boosters today
g. T Bryan, member of the board
OF agriculture, went to the state fair
today
John Golobie went today to Carne-
gle. He has been invited to speak
at the Caddo county fair at Carne-
eie. The fair commences today and
lasts until Saturday night.
Harry Earl. press representative
of the Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Prothers circus, reached the city this
morning. The srow Is dated Tor
Guthrie. October Z. Mr. Earl Is a
brother of Mrs. Josephine Tidball,
long a resident of Guthrie.
Mr ard Mrs. John Bishop. Mrs.
Harry Swope. Mrs. JCharles Willis
and Min CLIFTON, OF saltwater, reach
ed the city today. They came in an
automobile.
Col Rob Lowry, Of saltwater Is
here.
G D. Harper, Of Muskosee. is in
town.
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llCrn to Mr. and Mrs 7. II Taylor
a ~ ~ pound boy Mother aud son
are doing fine
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Cures baby's Group, Wilie's daily
cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat,
grandmas lameness-Dr Thomas
Eclectric 0lI---tbe groa. household
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What man likes about family life
Is how important he thinks he IL in
II
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One way 70 get along IN the world
Is no; to he an heir 10 much noner
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Jzr,es M. Brooks The Third.


Jsnes NJ Brooks The Third.
"Still 40 girls in the Brooks fam
lly" was d bulletin sent 70 the Royal
hotel early this moraing BY James NJ.
Brooks. Jr. better known as Ted =
James NJ Brooks, Sr.. was informed
that he hal become grandpa for the
first time and that James NJ BROOKS
H. was 4 very finc boy The propri-
etor Of the Royal hotel and the Brooks
theatre lost interest IN his Old Jobs
when he got into action as grandpa.
The Royal hotel has been visited by
many people and the telephones have
been working overtime, The new
member OF the Brooks family was
born az the home of his other grand
father, John 4 Towers, al o'clnck
this morning
Mrs Herbert Oaks. 5l6 East Okla.
homa Is numbered among the sick
Mr. and Mrs L. X. llughey GA
North Division street are receiving
eungratulation OF many friends today
on the arrival of son last night The
new arrival weighs ~ pounds.
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AS usually treated, a sprained ankl,
viii disable man for three or fonl
weeks. nui hy applying Chamberlain
I.inlment freely as soon as the iniap
4 received, and observing the dIrec
tionh with each bottle. cure can b.
Effected IN from two to four days
For sale by all dealers
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AIr. ard Mrs. John Bishop. Mrs.
Harry Swope. Mrs. JCharles Willis
and Min Gibiou, OF saltwater, reach
ed the city today. They came In an
automobile
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There's nothing 50 good for sore
throat as Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil
Cures it in a few hours. elieves any
pain in any part.
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c. D. Harper, Of Muskosee. is in
town
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Col Bob Lowry, Of saltwater is
here.
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The Rooney Mooney Shah club will
meet with Miss Letha Barde Satur-
day afternoon o
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Maurice received
the sad news Of the death OF their son
in law. =. NJ lincoln formerly OF
Gutarie. now q resident OF Pawnee
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Ever read the above letter. A new
o.e sppess. iflA .Iliie q lis.l. ThE.
arc genuine, true, and full Of human
interest j.
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Judge j. II. Burford was one Of
The Oklahoma City pilgrims today.
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W a. Berry Of Ardmore, Is here
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Mr. and Mrs. Horace Adams spent
the day in Oklahoma City
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Mrs Herbert Oaks SIC East Okla.
homa Is numbered among the sick
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Carter went t
the state fair today.
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John Golobie went today to Carne-
gle. He has been invited to speak
at the Caddo county fair at Carne-
eie. The fair commences today and
lasts until Saturday night,
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J. y. Franklin, OF Troy, n Y. is
here for several days.
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G. T Bryan, member of the board
Of agriculture, went to the state fail
today
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Charles Relfro, Col T. H Seward,
sheriff Mahoney, Chief Of Police
Mitchell, and TIE Republican party
workers generally went down with
the McNeal boosters today.
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Good old Dr. Stork was mighty busy
last night Four homes are today all
Stirred up over the advent OF baby
boys