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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
ZI0NISTS SERVE
WINE FROM PALESTINE.

Pittsburg, July 5-Conclusion OF
busin ess at the thirteenth annual con-
vention OF the American Federation
Of Zionists was expected at today's
session. The nomination OF the officers
was reported by committee as fol-
lows.
;. Abel New York. president; Rev
Dr. J l. Magnes. New York. vice
president, Miss Henrietta Sold. Of
Louisville. Ky, secretary
At a banquet OF the Zionists last
night nearly 500 prominent Jews
from all parts OF the country were
present. A feature was the service Of
wines sent especially from Palestine
from vineyards in the very muG.
WhiCh The JOYS hope 20 reclAIm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
CUT MANS THROAT.

Washington. July 5.-In a fight late
last night resulting from clashes be-
tween negroes and whites over the
cham pionship battle at Reno. Thomas
Mutdle. an enlisted man Of tho United
States marine corps, had his throat cut
and Is at a hospital In a serious cond-
ton.
Another white man who was found
unconscious late at night lu Pennsyl-
vania avenue after n free for-all fight
was taken 10 the hospital, whore II was
discovered he had sustained concussion
OF the brain.
Several other participants in street
fights were reported severely injured
but no fatalities have resulted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
MARR|ES PRINCE IN
SPITE OF MOTHER
Mothcr-In-Iaw Objects io Her son
Marrying Miss Dorothy
Deacon.

London. july Miss Doroth> Drg
con. daughter Of tho late Edward Park
or Deacon and Prince Attcruc Albert
RndgviU. were married today m 81
Marys chur.h C7doEon square. III
ceremony WIS quiet without brides
maids and only few relatives anG
near friends attended. Lord Grey &C.
Ruthyd gave away the bride
Prince RnduwHl married against t.r
determined opposition OF his MON -r.
Nira l. .srfosca 90 hc ~ Austria ~
attend the wedding OF younger son.
This London ceremony was postponed
a fcw DAYS ago because necessary
documents wanted by E,nglish law had
not arrived and Il was then reported in
society that the objections Of the
princes mother had prevailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
reflective LIGHTS BLAMED.
portv Of Four Was Picking the
WAY Through Canyon
In Darkness.
c.r ran-ed over Bank For flitS
ier. ginning Two Passengers
.rucath the Wreck.

r,.-, r's home in "A serious con-
s.... ,. Oh. result OF an automobile
,..rr p 1ld c. Raymond, 1855 cast
g..f., s th street, ls suffering from
,,me. Injuries and broken arm.
ri. automobile is a complete wreck
s,d Is Nos lying in a heap Of twisted
Iron ana l.ntcred wood four miles
nis side oft Lehl, where the accident
occurred shortly after O'Clock this
nornine 7. J Kennedy who was rid
hs IN thc front seat OF he car with
rr rat- ond. escaped with less
(sr.ou injuries mostly bruises and
fvls oEed" Hiscl ana Billy Arnold,
- ~era in the rear scat AZ the time
l.. ~, accident We're thrown 20 feet
from the car but were not hurt
s,-I sie. aside from slight cuts and
t-r on their hands Mr.. Raymond
rss given temporary medical at
e-dsnco at Lchi and was brought
r,, The city on the morning train
aou the south
Nr raymond and party left the city
he rieht AZ midnight TO attend the
rs tties N the L. g. r. at Provo
today and were driving through the
cangon. At about O'Clock the lights
On the car went out and the party
wag making it's way cautiously
th-ough the canyon, feeling the road
gs 5, went
CAR oVERTURNs.
Tae rosd was iost Just as the dug
way wes reached and the car plunged
1'~a an emhaukment OF over 20 feet
The two front seat passengers were
pinned under the car and Hisel and
s--oii, after eropins their way to the
..s.e who're the car landed. assisted
Es',sdy and Raymond. Mr.. KenDe-
dy vas not seriously injured. but II
was thought that MIR Raymond was
tc-i BIS body was limp and all signs
~ Consciousness were gone. The three
'e'i him ,n the road and FASTENED with
ul speed To Lchi. where physicians
were securee and a buggy taken out
10 the scene OF the accident Mr.. Ray
mond was found sitting up beside the
grcck when they returned and was
lsken to LehI. where he was given all
assistance possible Although Mr.. ken
nfdy was able 20 walk to Lehi this
morning this afternoon at his home
this city ne complained OF a
ronchcd leg and several rather pain
FOL bruises, none OF them serious.
Mr. Raymond's condition is regarded
as alarming Though It Is known that
be is injured internally In addition to
having broken arm the fun extent
Of his injuries has not been deter
mined and il Is feared that they may
BE- very serious
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
EAST HAS BOUGHT
BUT LITTLE WOOL

Boston. July with little business
being transacted In the local wool mal %
ket interest is turning moro and more
toward the new clip now being shorn
Growers In most sections Of the west
refuse to grant concessions and while
dealers here are watching develop
ments. very few have bought any larga
amounts. Reports from the west indi-
cate that some Idaho has sold for 1915
cents in the grease and Ohio % TO p
cents Is being paid for medium.
The feature OF the local market IL the
demand for New Zealand crossbrcds
while other lines OF foreign wool are
also moving Pulled wool is dull.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
SIMON PURE INSURGeNT
TO CALL ON ROOSEVELT.

oyster Fay. n. Y, july 5.-One Of
Col. RoascvclTs important political
conferences was scheduled Tor today
WIN Rehresenrative PoindeXter, an
"insurgent" from the state OF Wash
inEton. MIR PoIndexter comes from
SHcv, BaInngsrs district and IL was
generally understood that he would
bring 70 col Roosevelt report on
conditions there The congressman Is
on the other side OF the fence from
the secretary from the interior and
won his place In tho house on plat
form ~ insurgency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
DIES FROM FALL.

Macombe. III. July 5.-R. r. Hur-
euthe OF Michigan. who fell from
trapeze while making n balloon ascen-
sion at a Fourth OF July celebration ~
Bushnell. died today.
Uurguthe made the ascension Prom
the center OF the business section. The
trapeze caught IN tree and waz
torn loose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
MILLIONS IN LUMBER
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Montreal Que. July "a specia,
from Arnprior. ont. says fire last might
and today destroyed lumber worth FROM
81 coo 900 TO S5.000OO0 In the Gillies Lum-
Der Yards The burned area covers
half "A square mile The mills were
sawed after hard fight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS
WAITING FOR EAST

Piusburg. July 5.-Oliver Irwin chair
man OF the order of Railway Conduct
ors. admitted today that committees
OF the organization were continuing
meetings here today 10 consider work
ing conditions and wages on Pennsyl-
vanla lines west OF Pittsburg lie in
timated that any action which the
western division men might take was
being DELAYED until II was seen what
the eastern employees decide on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
DROP EXPOSITION IDEA.

Berlin. July 5.-The project OF an
American and German exposition IN
1911, which was suggested In March
after the time for strictly American
exposition was dropped, has now been
given up also. A conference was held
between the chairman OF the Ameri-
can executive committee and the GER
man promoters. Baron Brandenstein,
privy councillor Loewe and Director
Albert wilmer. OF the American eN-
position committee. which resulted In
this decision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
ONE is KILLED
AND NINE INJURED.

Twin Falls. Ida. July BY prema-
lure EXPLOSION at the rock crushing
plant of the Warren Construction COM
pany. Twin Fails. at s:i5 this morning
a man named Alexis was Instantly XIII
ed and nine injured, three OF whom are
not expected TO recover. AL We're Greek
laborers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
ENTIRE HART FAMILY
KILLED BY EXPLOSION

Boulder Mont July Airs. Teresa
Hart was the fourth victim Of tho
rowder explosion In the Grave Mcr-
Cantile company warehouse last Thurs
do. She died this morning The death
wipes out the entire Hart family, all
victims OF the explosion.
Mrs Hart was a salt Lake woman
and has several relatives here. She
married Hart about two years ago, at
that time being a Miss Mihin Her
mother and brother were at her bed
side
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
AMERICANS INJURED

Paris. July b--The automobile CON
tanning I'VE Americans which was re-
ported damaged al Chalons sur Ssonc
last night. belonged 20 Burton VII
iia,n waldo. OF Vicksburg. Miss The
women arc being treated AT the Mar
dor hospital AZ Couches Les Mines,
The doctors say they will be abe tn re-
sumo their journey in few days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
INSANE MURDERER RETURNS.
Escapes From Asylum, Comes Back to
XIII Father.

Hin CITY Kas.. July Buck Plant
who recently escaped from the insane
asylum at Parsons Kas., went to the
home Of George Plant, his father, here
early today and crushed the old mans
head with hammer as he lay asleep.
Plant then cut his fathers throat from
ear 10. ear The other members OF the
family escaped.
Plant was recaptured and VIII be re-
turned TO the ASYLUM, Ten years ago
he killed his brother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
TEN ARE INDICTED.

Montgomery. Ala, July Ten in
were returned today by the
FEDERAL grand jury that investigated tho
alleged gigantic jewelry swindle in con-
nection with the bankruptcy proceed
ngs Of the city Brewery company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
MuNIsrEK Is cRrMNrEp.

baltimore Nd. July 5.-The body m
owe Gudo. late Norwegian minister TO
the United States. who died suddenly
at White sulphur Springs. W Va,
last Friday. was cremated yesterday st
Inudon Park crematory here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
NEGnoEs nEMoNsrnArIvE.

Port OF Spain, July 5.-rheTe was
considerabfe excitement hero over fhe-
Jeffries johnson fight Large crowds
awaited the news az the telegraph Of
fee on learning OF Johnson's vic
tory, the colored population became
Wild with excitement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
SPAIN PUTS ON RAN-

Madrid July 5--Premier Caualejas
Will submit TO the king on THURSDAY "a
bin forhiddinE further religious orders
20 enter Spain until the pending RE-
gotiations with the vatican FOR the re-
vision Of the concordat are ended
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
FINED IN WASHINGTON.

washington. July Flight fans TO
the number OF 134 who had color pre-
judices and showed them last night
when the returns came in from Reno,
lined up in police court today and paid
fines. took suspended sentences or went
to iail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05

been able 10 contract loans somewhat
In 1907 the trust company situation
compelled them 10 liquidate loans
wherever possible and the outside
banks followed the same course
CALL LOANS.
one of tho lessons drawn BIZ Prof
Sprague from the experiences Of ma
tional banks Is the absence Of liquid
ness In call loans out Of n total loan
increase Of 500 .c00, 600. call loans account
Tor i54. 900. 600 The only Kind of loan
which was reduced at all was one Of
the varieties Of commercial loan--thc
time loan on paper with a single indi-
vidual or hrm name. The opinion IL
venturcd that New York bank would
be I'm better position to meet an
emergency n an its loans were upon
commercial paper than II is under OK
isting circumstances. though Of course
II would not then b. in position to
slide along just above the Is per cent
requirement m normal times
In his final conclusions on the lessons
m the crisis Prof SpraEue declares:
Somewhere In the banking system
Of n country there should be a reserve
~ lending power, and It should be-
found In SIS central money market
Ability in New York 10 increase loans
and to meet the demands 81 deposltors
Tor money would have allaycd every
panic since tho establishment Of the
national banking system. Provision fuf
such reserve power may doubtless be
made In a number OF different ways.
THIS investigation will have served its
purpose II, In showing the causes and
consequences Of Ire absence IN the past,
Il brings home 20 the reader the need
not only OF this reserve power. but also
Of the readiness to use It In future
emergencies"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05
PAYS PENALTY FOR
CRIME OF MURDER
"efman Chancellor Shot nv Chilean
""'culncnt for killing Mes
~Cngcr.

""'so' chile. July William
- N''t formerly chancellor az the
'",'" 'tgation. was shot here today
:, 'n' murder ~ a chilean mcrsougor
" we legation on Feb. 8. 1909
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05

tlon *. rmbcEzled funds ~ the loga-
orb, 'lu attempted To- cover up hts
NJ w making ID appear that he had
H. burned To- death He murdered
l,rs,i. niger and left the body IN the
dIssr,n. building. at the same time
,p,,S' sallng himself He was can
Nv before he could leave the coun-
al,c,n, IN examination OF the body
roysr,,. lts Identity, The German
mai n.l waived Rcckert'f aipio-
~ Nhllesn courts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05

II You Intend That Your Advertise
mcnts should Hit Home" Use The
Ncws-hIcdium That Reaches the
Homes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-05

sun for two hours and yet there was
not the least sign OF disorder.
u0T1r IN FENCE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
Monroe is Fine Place
Says Tom Murphy

~ remarks that the field lis big
enough for the best htters" being
only one.quarter OF mile each way
II the boys can pile 'em quarter Of
a mile they are welcome 10 spoil SIPS
worth Of horsehide provided by Mr..
Reach.
The ball park Is two miles from the
hotel and adjoins the swimming tank.
water FOR which is provided by hot
salt spring. The athletes will he con
veyed carefully 10 the ball field on
street car owned by the city. Murph
saws "a street car" so il Is supposed
that only one exists After practice
upon the diamond the athletes can
20 30 the club house. put on bathing
suits and run two blocks 10 the swim.
ming pool which is 200 by ESQ feet in
extent.
For those who wish 10 train for
long distapce swimming there is a salt
lake Il mile long Murphy writes
This will be good for the fat boys who
can reduce easily. swimming being
good for that process.
The board OF commerce of Monroe
is making every effort to provide not
only for the comfort but the entertain.
ment OF the Tigers and Murphy Is sat
isfied that Monroe will be an ideal
training camp. He's sorry he can't
lie home for Christmas. but friend
has promised 10 shoot a wild turkey
and Murphy will manage TO worry
along on that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24

Addie 1oSs tells about his Illegal
delivery. lie vouches FOR K without
batting am eye and of courae no one
doubts Adde'S yeTacity.
II was when Joss was nursing his
ambition to become a great pitcher
that his stock-in-tradc consisted OF
a curve that bad n roundhoJlsc look
ing like a bee line, And because OF
this curve. with his speed, Joss Wa
the prluc Of juneau, the same aeing
in wisconsin.
On a certain holiday at Portage,
Wis. The opposins team went CA ihe
field stepping high. The cause vas "A
natural-born siuager whose average
was close 10 pa. lie had been trans
ported 1I5 miles 20 help win the
game.
Because this budding sam ThoTD-
son was among those present. the
odds we're two TO one against Joss
team. The first time lhe sluCscr
staggered &c The plate The bases
were choled and situation l0otc1
bright. Joss says he knew the fellow
could murder STRAIGHT bail so he
handed him three OF those loop-the.
loop curves that whipped aroun! his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Trains Uhlan Early
For Records in 1911

Years by NaJor Dclmar Tor the iGStett
wagon performance by "a tralt'ns ia
ing. Major Uermlr, record vas
a.esaa,- while tbat o; hlans WAS
4;02s,.-
ON the arsl oa. OF The srand err
emit mac.or ai North Rautail Nr
BHHn-s started Uhlan 10 beH 30 p,
ud drove him mile iN ,.0l LAD
nre. v,athor and Track conditions been
ideal that afternoon. Chian WodW
have conc faster. man h.dUug ta@i
he might have made he distance u
Two minutes Hat Al amy ro,e IL Was
great performance.
~ ..-der tha, Jnlan msF nave tie
best possible preparations .or neNt sc.-
sons speed campaign. Tanner al ship
MIN aong with Oakland Nerchim"
Lou DuIon and her colt and hilics 40
Brunswick ia about Jan. J or 70
Mr.. BILLINGS has "A winter homo at
RwnsVick. and while there is no rac p
track there the roads arc 20 Tor j. =
gins purposes which II AL that rs
needed for Few months latcr On
Whcn be begins 10 step Uh'aa Tan.
ner viii probably ship 10 memphis
30 that before he is shipped north 'n
the spring the champioa Will u,rc had
many tuning no miles MOI ial' c.
course. bar he Kind that rotier
needs TO harden his muscles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
Railroad I4enEur.
Kilbane Seeks
Sleeping Punch

Johnny Kilhane has grown weary OF
the repeated harplngs OF local boxing
enthusiasts that he is the nonposses-
sor OF Knockout punch. Johnnys
ring record is not bare OF victories
won by dream blows, but they are so
few that his followers nave been
driven To believe has punching power
is not akin TO his cleverncss. Johnny
is determined To dispel this illusion
in his coming affair with Patsy Bran.
nigan At Canton, Jan. y.
Johnny said n few things yesterday
concerning himself: II realize I'm
boxer and not a fighter" he began,
but just the same, can deliver
good, solid punch. I'm going 10 show
people that what | say, is true when
face Brannigan. | know I've landed
few knockouts, but this has been be.
cause I've been careful not TO get nit.
In future I'm going TO take chance
and IL Will be win or lose with men
when | 90 in the ring. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24

neck like monopiane gone crazy. and
the cleanup man wanderc oench'
ward
Forr times the prize hitter s,rucs
out. and i'm all Dut p balls we're served
70 Kim When asked about II. \
hough he was 50 warm he almost s)i'
Grc. hc managed 40 calculate 10"
ril ii harucn? w. s. il was The IL
legal delivery of hat FELLOW Joss Io9
10 hey won't stand Tor that in the
BIC cities"
Never express an opinion until Won
search the horizon especially that part
Within heafiRe :. j. the alllce-o
George Mul,in the Detroit pitching
star. There's a reason.
When ! was pitchin for Mauner
a. p Wayuc in 1902 Ted sullivan
dropped ia 70 watch NE work and
wanted Ia buy me for John T Brush.
AZ entered jhe Office after the game
Nautner asked me.
George how would you like 10
break irtO the big league?
ia 20 anywhere except 10 Gin
cinnati. wouldn't work for John
r. Brush or anybody who associated
with him ! said And | meant X.
Sullivan was behind tne door and
no fed iu dismGv I finally went 10
DeUoi. and every tim lost they
put up the tags in Cincy.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
ELECTION GRATTERS INDICTED.
Grand Jury Returns 172 True Bill,
Charging "Boodling."

WEST UNION. Ohio. Dec. 2i.--The
special grand jury Friday afternoon,
indicted more Adams county voters
in connection with the election probe.
With scores OF Adams county vot-
ers already DISTINGUISHED on their
pleas Of guilty TO selling their votes
in the November election, the spe
cial grand jury today returned 172
new indictments, charging "Bood-
ling" bringing he total number OF
indictments in connection with the
election investigation up to j31. Ac-
cording to the statement of former
Congressman J.. j. Fenton. who is
foreman OF the grand jury to Judge
l.. H. Blaib. the end isNaot even near.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
Young Fellows
Fight CIeveriy

NEW YORK, Dec. 24-Any time
Jack Goodman, pride OF the west side
and Lew Powell. the California lad.
hook. up in another bout tr fhasn
parts they will be assured OF one OF
the largest crowds on record.
....Their ten-round sct-to last nigh
decided in Goodman's favor by a ma
jority OF the critics, Is still the talk
!. OF the fight colony. FOR the last five
rounds il was one OF the fercest fstic
arguments seen in New York his
Year Goodman having the better Of
II through his far greater cleyerness.
I'm Ike latter rouhds pov eli fOUgh.
! with all MS we.lknoWa viciousHess
and evcned up, in the opinion OF many
OF the spectators, the count that mad
gone against him i'm the early sta-cs.
'NPowell withstood tremendous
.samount OF punishment in the cary
Grounds, but proved his IuggeGncss BY
y cominI back stronger than Goodman
at the close.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
BLOOMFIELD CLUB
MAKES BIC PLANS
Newest Golf Association Will Erect
CLUB House for Use the Coming
Summer.

Big plans for 1911 are being made
by the Bloomfield Country club, De
troit's latest golf organization. One
OF the chief things now before the
me mbers is the question OF erecting
a club house and plans have been
prepared.
There will be meeting OF the
Bloomfield club. Dec. u, at the bank
chambers OF the First National bank.
one piece of business will be the
election OF directors TO succeed W.
!. Chittenden. w r.. O'Brien and NJ.
II. Chamberlain, Jr. whose terms
expire II Is. quite probable that
these men will be named 10 succeed
themselves.
The Bloomfield club is one OF the
newest organizations about Detroit.
having been formed only last sum
meF Membership was limited to quo
and TO pot the club on firm basis,
stock was sold TO the extent OF S29O
with each membership. In that way
the club had good working capital
10 start with.
Last summer links were laid out
on the 125-acre tract. the club pur-
chased outright in the center of the
Bloomfield Hills The nature OF the
surroundings made this about the
best golf course in Detroit and those
who played IL found the location nd
durable for the purpose.
Plans for club honse TO be erect
ed the coming season have been
drawn by prominent architect ard
they will be submitted to the meni-
BERG at the meeting next week. The
PLANS call for building we'll suited
fer the purposes of a country club
and those who have seen them arc
more than pleased.
Edwin s. George is president on
the Bloomfield club and b. ID. Wal
don is secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
BY HARRY NELLY.

Along with the beautiful snow
comes letter from Tom Murphy,
ground keeper or Bennett park. who
tolls Just now where Ii SHOWS not
Tom is IN Monroe, La, where the
Ulcers train next spring, preparing the
bail yard for the reception OF the ath.
letes.
Murphy Is pleased al the prepara-
lions being made for the reception OF
he athletes. The Monroe hotel, pre-
sided over by George Wahrer, has
promised all sorts OF comforts for the
athletes and next season he will have
an annex built I'm which the Tiges can
Toll az ease and be glad they are alive
Mr. Wahrer Murphy says, never does
things by halves.
The grounds for spring practice are
being laid out by Murphy. who naive