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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-09
SIMMONS

I'm THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIS
riot court of Utah, Salt Lake county
(chancery division.)
Maud NJ. Morse, plaintiff. VS.. VIII
liam Morse, defendant-Summons.
The state of Utah to the said de-
PENDANT: You are hereby summoned to
appear within twenty days after service
of this summons upon YOU, IL served
within the county in which this action
is brought; otherwise within thirty
days after service. and defend the
above entitled action. and in case OF
your failure so to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint, which
has been filed with the clerk of said
court
This action is brought to recover a
judgment dissolving the bonds Of
matrimony heretofore existing be-
tween you and the plaintiff. and
awarding the custody Of the minor son
OF yourself and plaintiff. George Wal
dron Morse. to plaintiff
JOSEPH r HAAS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
p. q. address, 7O3 Utah Savings &
Trust building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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NOTICE.


STATE OF UTAH. DEPARTMENT
OF board of pardons. Salt Lake City.
July 1, 1910.
To whom II may concern: Notice
is hereby given that the state board
OF pardons will hold a regular session
on Saturday. July 16, 1910, at 10 o'clock
a. m. at the Utah state prison, Salt
Lake county, Utah.
That at said meeting said board will
hear applications for pardon in the
following cases, TO wit:
FOR PARDON.
stephen Quinn, burglary, second de-
gree.
Nick witks. assault with deadly
weapon.
william H. Savoy. burglary. second
degree.
Willis Elliott. forgery.
Gust Dores, robbery.
Rufus G. Lytal, burglary, second
degree
Hyrum YOungberg. grand larceny.
Tracy Driskell. furnishing fmple-
ments to escape prisoner
FOR COMPUTATION.
William J. Chivrell, felony.
Watkin Reese, felony.
James Donaldson. grand larceny.
John Shay. burglary, third degree.
FOR PAROLE.
David Latham, assault with deadly
weapon.
All persons having any interest
for or against the granting of said
applications respectively, are hereby
notified to be present at said meeting.
BY order of the board.
WILLIAM SPRY, President.
A r.. BARNES, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-09

Plenty OF fun was presented the fans
in spills and racing that was ''go out
and get 'em" from gun to tape. Incl
dentally. Gordon Walker is looming up
as a good rival for Clarke and Law
son. Riding from scratch he won the
one-mile handicap invitation in
1850 2-5, not Tar from the record, and
in the. championship he finished on
Clarkes wheel, busting Lawson for
second place.
The motor-paced race. the winner Of
which was to meet the winner OF the
DOwning-De Mara match scheduled
for Tuesday for the western champion
ship. was one Of many mishaps. There
were three heats at five miles. In the
first Wilcox had the pole and succeed
ed in staving off two challenges OF
Duer to get by. In the second DueT
held the pole and led to the end. COW
ering the five miles in SAL 3-5. which
pressed Bobby Walthour's record very
close. The third was the pursuit, and
they were away flying. Wilcox. how
ever, having the better Of the start
With a half-mile covered. the bis
crowd was thrown into an uproar as
Wilcox pitched from his wheel and
went down. A broken tire was the
cause.
The local boy got to his feet unhurt
and it was announced that he would
be out again as soon as his wheel was
fixed. The rider himself needed at
tention as well, however, as two large
splinters had to be removed before he
could mount his wheel.
Here again came an accident. DueI
puncturing, when leading. and WILCOX
riding to win. Wilcox got n big hand
when IL was announced that he would
not take advantage OF the accident
and that the hOnorg would he declared
even.
In the twO-mile championship, with
half mile TO go, Mcfarland started
his jump to get Clarke by Lawson and
Pye. Pye saw them coming. and for
a lap and a half fought of the lanxy
one. When Pye was done. Mcfarland
had failed to get his man by. but the
Rocket was equal to round Lawson or
the last lap and win by a length
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district OF the state OF
Utah, county OF Salt Lake. Harriet
Ellen Sellers. plaintiff. VS.. Ella NJ
Miller. observation-disclosures. alias.
The state of Utah to the said defend
ant: You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty days after the serv-
ice of this summons upon you. IL served
within the county in which this action
Is brought otherwise. within thirty
days after service. and defend the
above entitled action: and in case of
your failure so to do. judgment will
be rendered against you according TO
the demand of the complaint. which
has been filed with the clerk OF said
court. This action is brought to re-
cover Judgment auieting title I'm plain
tiff to the following described prop
erty, to wit: Lots 20 and %. block 1,
Bellevue park addition. a subdivision of
lots 10 and IL, in block Is. five-acre
plat A. Big Field survey. Salt Lake City
and county, state of Utah.
STEWART STEWART & ALExAN-
DER, Plaintiffs attorney.
HARRIET ELLEN SELLERS.
Plaintiff.
P. o. address. 612 Judge Bldg, Salt
lake City, Utah.
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Today and tomorrow will see
climb up the ladder by Salt Lake IN
the Utah state league race, predict
those who have kept posted. the
present week has shown a Dig I'M :
provement in practice and lot OF
ginger" all of which Will help. 10
day Hummel will pitch against the
Occidentals. and with a team pehlho
him he will have a chance to continue
the Indian sign he has always helu
over the Occidentals.
The local team has been strength
ened in many places, one OF the Dig
finds being that of Dick Little. south
paw from New Jersey, who has mao e
them all smile with his work. Little
will make his debut Sunday at Murray
against the league leaders
Manager Black of the Occidentals
will pitch Mooney in today's game and
counts on his winning in walk. The
Saturday and Sunday games in the
future will be called at 1880 y. m.
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BuenG Vista Notes

This Is the one Saturday OF the
present Buena Vista meeting when no
stake is to be decided, the salt Lake
selling handicap coming one week
from today. Despite the absence or
stake feature. however. the card pro-
vided for this afternoon Is perhaps the
most attractive yet offered at the
a card Of features. After two sell
ing races at mile and another at SIX
furlOngs have been run Off. horses OF
real class will have the remainder OF
the afternoon to themselves. There IS
handicap OF one mile and a quarter,
in which four of the best of the older
division at the track viii meet Then
which the pick of the local Juveniles,
with the exception Of Helen Barbee
will try conclusions at five furlongs
But the star number OF the program
has been reserved for the finale. En-
fields right to be considered the
champion Splinter at the track will
not be fully established until he has
taken the measure OF Lomond and
attach to the meeting OF that pair at
equal weights I'm the six furlong dash.
Several other crack sprinters will go
in the race and Enfield's record for the
distance may be lowered 1t is a great
card and fine sport is sure TO come
from il.
Lena Lech changed hands again after
the third race yesterday. After max
ing her first and only appearance in
the colors Of Frank DarouX, the Gold
Heels mare was claimed by Robert a
Hiltman for $500 DarOuN, through
his trainer. Short. paid $500 for the
daughter OF Gold Heels when he took
her from Soule.
Byron McHenry added horse to
his string after the running Of the
fifth race. He claimed McNally from
Farrar & Co. for $500.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-09
CHICK EVANS REACHES
FINALS WITH SEICKEL

Chicago. July S.-Western Champion
Charles Evans, Jr., OF Edgewater. and
Albert Scickel OF Hinsdale and Prince
ton, reached the final in the open golf
tournament at the Westward-Ho club
today and will meet in the 36-hOle final
tomorrow.
These two fought out the final for
last year. Evans winning. I up. In
the semf-finals today Evans defeated
Robert A. Gardner. the national cham
pion. ( to 3. Seickel won from G.. NJ.
Mcconnell Of EdFewater. a former
Harvard oarsman. and 8. Gardner
made one of the longest drives ever
recorded in this country at the seventh
hole, driving the ball 25S yards.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-09

New York July S.-The Davis cup
committee today notified the Austria
Ian Lawn Tennis association that e
hopes to send team to Australia next
winter TO compete for the international
lawn tennis trophy now held by the
Australians. II a team were sent #
would compete I'm Davis cup matches
only and would not accept a profess
sional guarantee for participation in
other matches.
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Lost on Fight and Tries to Break
Into JOElnson's Home With Gun

Chicago. July S.-Richard McGuirk
here late today after he had attempted
Jack johnson. negro pugilist. at 3S44
with rifle, and the police were called
McGuirk intended to kill the heavyw
Ing an investigation OF the case by the
police. When examined at the sta
ton, McGuirk said he had lost S25 on
the fight at Reno. but denied he in
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a st. Louis machinist. was arrested
to force an entrance into the home OF
Wabash avenue. McGuirk was armed
by excited neighbors, who thought
eight champion.
questioning he admitted his home was
in Bransford. ont. but that he had
been working I'm St. Louis for some
months.
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while Walker just nipped Lawson for
second place. All were sprinting with
nothing to spare
A spill I'm the unknown distance lap
amateur. caused by Gemple. retired
Hume and Rodberg, as well as Gem
pie. Diefenbacher and Brodbech
were pressed hard by Berryessa, Tay-
lor and McNiel. but landed one two In
a blanket finish.
Brownie Carslake rode steve Sem
house down in three miles ana one lap.
Next Tuesday the feature viii be .
match between Mcfarland and Law
son and the Downing-De Mara motor
paced semi final.
The Summary.
Two-thirds mile unpaced. record
trial-Clarke's time. 1.12: former rec
ord 1:14 is, made by Walter sanger
at Denver in 1895.
One-mile invitation handicap. pro-
fessional-Walker (scratch). De Mara
(scratch). BuEris $3.50. Dorian C6O),
Hopper (5O). Time-1:5G 2-5.
Five-mile motor-paccd match-Wil-
cox won first heat. time 6:54 2-5: Duer
second. 6:41 3-5: Wilcox won third.
time. 5:4S.
Match pursuit-Carslake caught
Senhouse in three miles. one lap. ten
yards. Time-6:59.
Unknown distance lap. amateur
Diefenbacher. BrodbecH. Berryessa.
Taylor, McNiel; distance, five miles one
lap. Time-11:13.
Two-mile western championship,
ofessional-Clarke. Walker. Lawson.
De Mara. Time-3:5Q Is.
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yANKs NAT FIERCELY.

New York, July S.-New York today
defeated Chicago. 10 to 4, by fierce
batting, making fifteen hits for a total
of twenty-nine bases off Scott and
Young. Laport led in the assault with
two doubles and a triple. Score:
r. II. Z.
thlcaEo -....- ...--...--s-
New York .....-..--....-...1 10
Batteries-Scott. Young, Smith and
Payne. Block; Manning and Sweeney.
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RAD THROW COSTLY.

In an interesting and exciting IL
inning game yesterday the Murray sec
ond team took the Stars into camp on
the Murray diamond by a score Of 4
to ,. After a hard struggle Murray
scored the winning run I'm the first half
Of the 18th inning on a wild throw to
second base by Butler.
r II. f.
Murray 900 200 100 OIL s
Stars 49, 900 O1O 020 90 4
Batteries-Aurrayl Price and Mann
Stars. Brinkley and Butler.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-09
BASEBALL RESULTS
American League
EASY ron NATIONALS.

Washington. July S.-St. Louis played
poor ball here today and Washington
was given good support, the locals
scoring ten runs. Score: X. y T.,
washington IL 20
ST louis ...... s s
Batteries-Johnson, Heinrich and
Street: Henry. Spade. Allen and Lake
I<fllffer.
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American Association

At Louisville-Indianapo 8, Louis
Vile s.
At Milwaukee-St. Paul l. Milwau-
kee 3.
At Kansas City-Minneapolis ?, Kan
sas City 10.
At Toledo-Columbus s. Toledo 4; Il
innings.
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REn snX OUST MAPS.

Boston. July S.-Clevelands pitchers
could not check the local batters today
and Boston won both games OF
double-header. to 2 and to 2 Hall
was effective when the bases were oc-
cupied in the first game, while Falken-
berg was batted from the box.
First game X II T.,
Cleveland $3.50. ............l .
Boston . . .
Batteries-Falk enberg, Mitchell and
Bemis: Hall and Carrigan-
Second game X H. r..
Cleveland ......... .........Z v
Boston ~ ......6 II
Batteries-Mitchell and Easterly; CT
cote and Madden
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At Des MOines-omaha s. Des
Moines 3.
At Wichita-Wichita ,. Topeka 2.
At Sioux City-Sioux city u. Lin
coin 3.
At Denver-St. Joseph II, Denver s.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-09
NTOURNs OVER FIGHT.

Sacramento, Tuly s.-Antone Rochi
OF Chico, who yesterday attempted TO
commit suicide by jumping into the
Sacramento river here because of his
sorrow of the defeat Of J. J. Jeffries
by Jack johnson, made second at
tempt to end his life by diving from
his bunk in the county jail TO the ce-
ment floor. He was seriously, but
not fatally. hurt.
VudOr Porch Shades 20 per cent or
u q NJ I Garnet Department.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-09
What's What in Sports
All the Time
CLOSE FINISHES AT BUENA VISTA
miles winner OF The feature


a
and the card
feature
fov NO neof
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NEGRo MAYoR oRIECrs.

Admission. Ala. July addison y.
Snow, the negro mayor OF Hobson City.
a negro university town near here. an
nounced today that he would not per-
NIT the fight pictures 90 be shown in
Hobson City.
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Northwestern League

Spokane, Wash. July Score;
Tacoma .. .....--.--.. I : o
Spokane $4,000
Batteries-Schmutz and Byrnesi Kill
liley, Holman and shea. BROOKS
Seattle, July Score: K Il y
Seattle ------------ a
Vancouver ..---...- 1890
Ratteries-Hinkle and Aiken, Custer;
Gardner and Sugden.
Vudor Porch shades 20 per cent or.
n G NJ l. Carpet Department.
Regal Oxfords at a discount. SHAN
MONS.
Bathing at Saltair makes the sick
well and makes the well feel better
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bike RACES PLEASE Big CROWD
CLARKE Wins CHAMPIONSHIP

OF
breaking of
all attended than the
ordnar amount OF exctem
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The pitcher of the winning team.
clad I'm a pink dress, outwitted the
batters numerically. considering that
the bat once did duty as the lid OF a
basket. The ball was Of hollow rub
Der.
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National League
BAD INNING FOR WEHR.

Pittsburg. July S.-Brooklyn defeated
Pittsburg. to 3. today. In the fourth
Webb hit a batsman, gave two bases
on balls and made a wild throw, al
lowing four runs. Score: II. IL u.
FlltSDurE .-.s-....-.... ,
Brooklyn $50. .---.--.-...-- U
Batteries-Webb. Lever Maddox and
Gibson: Miller. ScanlOn and Bergen
umpires--RiEler and Emslie.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-09
STATE LEAGUE BALL
salt Lake and OccIdentaIs at Walkers
FfeId-Stsrs Added 60 Local
Lineup
Baseball Today

Salt Lake and Occidentals, at
walkers field. $3.50 y. m.
Murray and ogden, at Ogden
Sunday.
Salt Lake and Murray, at Muir
ray.
Ogden and Occidentals. at
Walkers field
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Havana. July S.-The government has
prohibited the exhibition OF the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight pictures. The in
element Of racial animosities was
feared.
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OGDEN EXCLUSION

sunday, July 10th, via o. s. /. Round
trip s1.0O. Choice of twenty-four
trains, with late train returning leav-
ing ogden at s:15 .. m.
Feeling bad7 Battle at saltair.
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Philadelphia, July S.-Philadelphia
hit Mullin hard in today's game and
won from Detroit by 4 to 3. Score:
r II. +.
Detroit ..---.--- .--ss
Philadelphia $3.50. .-..-..-.4 il
Batteries-Mullin and Schmidt; Ben
der and Thomas.
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hist THINK OF Killing.

Chicago, July s.-Chicago defeated
Cincinnati today. to ?. King hit
home run with one man on base in the
fourth. Score. r. II. Z.
chicago 80. .--.-.---.-.--
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OGDEN EXCURSION
sunday. July 10th. via o. s. T. Round
trip 800. Choice OF twerty-four
trains. with late train returning leav-
inr OGDEN at 9.f5 p. m.
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Daughters of Leading Pittsburg
Families Play Ball in Street

d of 2 200 or more gathered in a street
e teams of girls between the ages OF
it'll the lid of a manhOle for the home
! the street for first and thirf bases.
took it by % to 19.
The feature Of the game was steal
ing second base. This base was
marked by a bone until a stray dog
carried II off. when an old fencestake
took its place. The girls are children
Of old and weil-known south side
families.
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Floating at saltair-great sport.
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Batteries-Reulbac Brown and
King. Beebe. Rowan and Clarke. I'm
pire-Klem and Kane.
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Pittsburg. Pa, July S.-A crow
on the south side last evening to Sc {
10 and IL play the national game. Wi
plate. telephone poles on either side OF
there was a fast game. The winners
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DAVIS CUP.

No others scheduled.
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Clothing one-third off at SHAN
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-09-17
MAKING RAPID PROGRESS ON
NEVADA WONDER co. MILL

will take their toll of the precious
metals.
The last of the water pipe has been
hauled to the place of delivery, and a
small force of men is employed in dig
ging the trench. 1t is expected that as
the work progresses, making room for
more men, this force will be increased.
The caterpillar traction engines,
from which much was expected In the
way of solving the freighting problem,
do not appear to be an unqualified sue
cess. For several weeks one of them
has lain idle zeal Chalk mountain, IN
able to reach a station, and the other
has remained at Fallon. During the
week the one at Fallon attempted TO
make a trip, but only succeeded in get
ting its train a short distance out OF
town, when it had to be taken back 70
the hospital for sick machines. The
particularly gritty sand and dust OF
the country h~ereabouts is SAID TO De
very severe upon the moving parts.
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S WILL CONTEST THE
ELECTION OF M'NERNEY

notation on the returned ballots which
stated that the votes had been thrown
out for the reason stated.
Should Hasman institute a court re
count and gain the four pencil marked
votes and McNerney the one, the re
suit would be a tie and the two candi-
dates, as prescribed by the primary
law, would have to "draw straws' for
the place.
A glance at the ballots counted last
evening showed that in each of the pre-
cinets of Goldfeld, outside of No. q, a
considerable number Of ballots marked
with lead pencil were counted. 1t is
the claim of some that no ballot so
marked should, under the law, be
counted. Others claim that to deter
mine the intent of the voter is sufi-
Gent. The latter contention seems to
be most general. Hasman's total as
shown by the recount is 1927, MeNer-
ney's 800, and Browns 2ss.
At the recount last evening McNer-
aey vas represented by Senator More
house. while Hasman, being an attor-
aey, appeared for himself.
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PITTSBURG=LIBERTY MINE
AT MASONIC MAKING BULLION

cluded from the chute. Rocks and
meter are broken and dropped into the
chute, and represent first class milling
ore. Two men working eight hours
easily send through 100 tons of this
rock. All the chutes are full and most
Of the men are doing development
work on the lower levels and re-
timbering some old workings. The
~10-stamp mill and cyanide plant are
operating at full capacity. Grading is
commenced for installing a CHILEAN tube
mill, which will greatly increase the
output.
The property is in charge of Su-
pe%rintendent McNaughton, who has an
enviable record as a manager in Ton
opah, Goldfeld, Hornsilver and else
where. Since July 1st he has been
directing the operations at the Pitts
burg-Libersy, and judging from his
looks of satisfaction, and from the
looks of the mine, we are certain that
he is about to score another victory in
the struggle of science with Old Moth
er Earth. There are four claims COW
cred by the Pittsburg-L Liberty hold
ings.
Farther up the mountain toward the
west, the New York claim owned by
Hayes and Logan presents a most ex-
traordinary showing on the surface, as
well as the surrounding claims, of vari-
Gus owners. Well posted miners say
that the claims to the west possess as
good surface showings as did the Pitts
burg-Liberty at the same stage of de-
velopment. Should the leasers operat-
ing on the New York open up ground
of a similar character, the proven zone
will then extend at least a mile farther
to the west, and will add much TO the
already fattering outlook at Masonic
Mountain.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-09-17

AS far as is known the first recount
of ballots of the recent Nevada cleo
was mace last evening in Goldneid
when the county commissioners, IN or
der to determine the exact status OF
tho close contest between Charles has
man and John J.. McNerney, candidates
For the Democratic nomination TOT
;ustiee of the peace, re-examlned eacn
of the ballots cast in Goldfeld town
shin. The result of the canvass was
that McNerney lost one vote thus q
,ow;ro the margin between him and
uasmon TO three votes. Adams f.
prown who ran well, but third, for the
same Office, gained two votes on tine re-
count.
Hasman announced at the conclusion
90 the recount that he would, within
m. FIVE days allowed by law, contest
,he election in the courts on the groune
.sa. N. officers of polling place NO. I
r.e,ssa to count six ballots which haf
-. uorked With lead pencil, four o.
MOI he asserted were marked for hin
and one each for McNerney and Brown
m. s.x,;,v his claim he pointed u