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Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
UNIQUE BROCHURE.

The Standard Realty * Investment
Co. of this city is doing a clever
stunt in the advertising line that will
be appreciated by many looking to
do business with them.
This is the company that took over
the interests of The Standard Finance
company of this city. The POSSIBLE
tiles of this proposition are unlimited
and come at "A time when the most
good will be accomplished in the
state.
Many will be interested in this
booklet and it will be sent free To- al
who write for it,
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17

hole" and fen fifty feet before he
reached "a safe level
Frank Bryant is Francis flying
partner ana like most aviators took
up aviation after having made a sue
cess i'm track. auto and motorcycle
racing. He held for some years the
record for the San Francisco Fresno
road race. the car with which he won
being the REQ. At time of the time
of the government aviation tests at
san Francisco Bryant became inter-
cSted and later secured a Curtis by
plane in which he now makes his
flights. Francis flies in Gage
Wright biplane.
The Phoenix show Will be billed as
an Air and Land Racing meet. A
successful effort has been made t.
secure rates from the railroads To- APP
lily from nearby points and these
will be announced later.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
LOS ANGELES ROOEO.

point for stock to be used at the
first annual 'Rodeo" in Los Angeles,
March to l.. half car load of
wild horses and outlaws from Flag
staff being here now awaiting ship
ment. The stock is in charge of II
p. Whitman. live stock agent for the
Municipal Amusement association, un
der whose direction the "Rodeo" is
being presented. He announced yes
terday that as soon as enough gen
time wild stock could be secured in
the neighborhood of Phoenix 10 fiji
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
WA TORS TO FLY HERE
AT END OF NEXT WEEk

+. j. McTanhan has concluded ar
fragments for the appearance here
of aviators Frank Bryant and Roy
Francis. the flights To take place a.
The territorial fair grounds The pre-
sent dates OF the meeting are Feb
ruary end. 2ard and oath. and the
program while devoted largely To av-
iation events viii include automobile
motorcycle and pushmobile races.
Roy Francis who is California
man has been FLYING bur little less
than two years Vet during that time
has been able 10 capture number
of town records and has attracted
the attention of many of the old bird
men OF the country for his ability To-
manage his machine and for his dar-
ing ieats II was but last Sunday 1T
TulareS. California. while ATTEMPTING
t"r an altitude of 5000 feet. he en-
c"untered what bird men call am air
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
TWO DESERTERS OFF
FOR FORT WH|PPLE
Chief Got One and Hosmer Recog-
nzed Other On Street Yester-
day Shortly After Escape.

Policeman Hosmer will go To- Pres
colt today with two men said To be
deserters from the United states
army.
One of these men. James Bandy.
was picked up several days ago by
Chief of Police Moore. and Hosmer
got the other. William Turner yes
terday afternoon. The circular in
forming the police of Turner's de-
sertion reached Phoenix Tuesday.
Hosmer recognized the man on the
street.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
NEW LEAGUE
IS COMPLETE
Columbian Ball Association
to Commence Playing in
April - Johnny Powers
Tells What Won't Hap
pen.

The Columbian Baseball league has
been formally organized John T
Powers of Chicago is the president
and eight cities are on the roster.
The meeting az which the detail of
the new league was worked out was
held m st Louis early this week.
The first games viii be played i'm
April and play viii continue until
october
Six OF the eight cities in the lea
que were represented i'm person and
two bv PROXY. Another meeting Wiz
Dee held in Chicago within TWO weeks
leo arrange a playing schedule
The cities in the league. owners of
the franchises and the playing grounds
follow
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
SELLING NOSEGAYS.

Is not particularly pleasant or profit
able to judge from the appearance of
the flower girls of the large cities but
wearing nOsegays is delightful. Not
every woman who has a love of posies
can afford TO buy daily bouquets. but
every woman can purchase Cream or
Flowers from Elvey and Hulett and
always wear the oder Of 4 flower bed
on her face. 80 cents a jar.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
HE & In HE MONTH.

Will soon be gone When it will not
he possible To purchase oysters
Until next fall Tribolet's market
makes a speciality of fish and oysters
and has Il cold storage plant that
enables it To keep these denizens of
the deep just as fresh as when they
we're in their native haunts. 1t is not
good for item to be put on ice. but
cold storage keeps an even tempera-
tLre.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
cREEOS, POLITICAL AND OTHER
WISE

Usually have some beautiful ideas
involved in them. take socialism for in
stance-its plan of cooperation is an
IDEAL theory but the hitch comes when
one tries To work it out. The Farm
er's Creamery Co. - y. Bird ST. is CO.
operative iu its plan and works out
admirably for both the farmer and
the customer. You can buy your but
ter straight from the COO"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
THE ART OF THE NAvAJoS.

Is shown in the handsome blankets
they weave. Other Indians make
blankets but this tribe is noted the
world over for this kind Of work. II.
II. Mcneil Co. licensed Indian trad
erS. are expecting a new shipment of
Navajo blankets at once which will sell
from 50 To $125 each. No finer or
more typical present for the folks
back home could be found. See them.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17

The Republican will publish
the complete playing schedule
of the National league in Sun
day mornings issue. This
schedule was approved at
meeting of the league masnates
in New York last Week and
will be of interest to all follow
ers of the great game.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
JUST MARRIED.

New bungalows. sinSly and in
groups. are going up all over Phoenix.
and these houses will all make. pretty.
artistic homes. They will have to be
furnished and have new shades at the
windows. who will do this in the best
and cheapest manner? BaTows- Foo
shee co S35 w. Washington. Go in
and let them make bid on this work.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
THE cAsTRoNoMIc cINKs

Is the name of club on the south
side but gastronomic grub is bought
m Phoenix of Frank Griebel ami Com
pany vino are getting the trade of
most of tire recently married people,
who want good groceries and haven't
dads bank. account to pay the bills.
When WHEY doesn't know what To get
t. eat, she should visit this store.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17

They have about everything on the
latest ocean liners but baseball
grounds.
Even footprints on the sands of time
are valuable. Two dinosour footprints
recently sold at $50 each.
The folding bed ana folding peram-
lulator are to be followed by the fold
ing bathtub. trunk and cook stove.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
AN OLD FASHIONED BREAKFAST

Like we used to eat on the kitchen
table on a cold morning in mij-winter,
always had home made sausage ami
buCkwheat pancakes as a part of it.
Alas the DAYS that are no more. But
they can be duplicated at least as far
as the breakfast is concerned for one
can buy pork sausage just like mother
used 10 make" at Hurley'S Market Il
W Washington.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
The Republican Want Ads pay.

Do you know that more real dan
ger turks i'm common cold than in
any other Of the minor ailments? The
safe way is To take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. thoroughly reliable
preparation. and rid yourself of tic
cold as quickly as possible. This
remedy is for sale by all druggists
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17

There is no better medicine made
for colds than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t acts on natures plan.
relieves the lungs. opens the secre-
tons. aids eXpectoration: and re-
stores the system TO a healthy condl-
ton. For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17
INDIANS AND TEMPE
PLAY BALL TODAY
Old Battery to Throw Against Visitors
League Meeting To-Day.

Morales and Resvoloso, the battery
men who did such splendid work for
the Indian school baseball club last
season, are back from their vacations
and will work against the Tempe high
school tomorrow. This game is one
of a series of curtain raisers' that
are to be played by the school teams
of the valley before the race for The
Republican cup is started.
The league officers will meet today
to frame the schedule for this season.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-17

Roy Francis in His Wright.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
CORNELL FAVORITE
IN TRACK MEET

PHILADELPHIA. May sl-The try
outs on Franklin field this afternoon for
the finals In the Intercollegiate track and
field events tomorrow Indicate that the
team championship probs bly, lies between
Cornell. last years winner. and Pennsyl-
Vania
Pennsylvania qualified thirteen men.
the greatest number OF men in the eleven
events in which trials were necessary,
and Cornell pulled through seven. but the
lthacans are strong I'm the branches OF
the sport which will he run tomorrow.
Harvard showed up well. but not as
strongly as expected
One Intercollegiate record, the shot put,
was broken II. l.. Beatty OF Columbia
in his second throw, placed the distance
at AZ feet Inch. The intercollegiate
record was Is feet 7k inches. made by J.
j. Horner OF Michigan IN 1911.
a notable performance in tho heId
events was Mercers broad jump OF 25
feet 10i inches. The Pennsylvania made
this distance on his first and only leap.
Cornells strength tomorrow Is expected
TO lie in her ability 10 carry Off the
halt-mile and the one and two mile
events Cornell Is fsvorite in the lively
betting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Ogden Wins Again; New
Pitcher Gets Bad Start
Fortier and Abbott Both Bat Ball Over Fence, but
McCloskeymen Rally in the Ninth.
Special 70 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. May sl.-Bg Ed Erickson,
whose hold on an Ogden meal ticket has
not been any too secure, won his own
game today and made IL two straight
from the Sslt Lake skyscrapers when he
pounded out a beautiful Dagger 10
center, scoring the two runs which gave
tho Mackmsn o victory In the ninth after
tho visitors had. To all appearances. put
the game on Ice The hnal count was
10
Not more than 200 fans attended, but
they were furnished with abundant evil
dence that the Mackmen are the great
est little comeback bunch on the cir
cult There was small delegation OF
salt Lake fans 10 witness the downfall
OF the Cooley tribe
Jeff Clark. the new addition IN the
Skyscraper pitching stan. proved the
tsmest proposition in Union league cir
cies. Cooley, who WAS right out on the
bench today. sent Clark in TO start II
Off. but tho newcomer lasted less than
an inning. Wcssler got 10 his delivery
for q two baggor right OF the reel. after
which Van famed and then Clark blew.
He passed three men and hit fourth.
forcing two runs across. With the bases
loaded full. Leo Dressan went in and
Wood sent two more over with single
10 left before the side was retired. Three
safe blows put another over for Ogden
In the second. hut after that II was all
on TOT the machs unti tHc hHHl ouist o4
speed.
Recruit Warren. who has enjoyed
weeks rest. was sent in TO pitch for
ogden. but he was easy prey for the
Weaver OUTFIT. They scored one In tho
hrst when Fortier sent Spencer across
with two baEger. and incidentally this
Forticr person did considerable cloutinG
today. In five times up he managed TO
fatton his batting average with pair OF
doubles. n triple and home run.
The homer and a three -bsEEer oy Leo.
Dressan were the means or sending three
more in for the visitors In the third.
Ahott did the home run honors In the
sixth after = double and triple had
scored two more. Owing 10 Erickson's
work IN tho past the fans could see moth
iug but gloom when he succeeded War
rem on ths mound hut the dig fellow per-
formed In the best form yet shown. Only
two hits were secured of him IN his
three and a third innings.
TWO runs behind. Ogden went into the
eighth and assailed Dressan for n pair OF
doubles. which made II six. The fintsh
or Leo In the Wednesday game was stu
fresh In the minds OF the Macks when
they tore into the home stretch, and
Dressan was the goat for their nShunS
hack qualities Schimpff singled as A
starter and Wood laid one down. slow
one To Davis. In attempting 30 pinch
"Artie" AZ second when the German was
iakinE long lead. Kelly pegeed the ball
into center held. both runners going up
one Murray bca, tho air and the pros
pNct was not encouraging when Erickson
took two healthy wallops at straight ones
nd then pounded three or four fouls.
lie found the desired twist at last how
over. and sent one 10 center, far out OF
reach Of Bauer and Spencer. Schimpn
and Wood scored with ease. The score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

orably worked up over the starting of
the n. G. \. championships tomorrow
night, IL had been generally under
stood that the championship races
would not be begun until next Friday
night. For that reason one or two Of
the good riders were kind of holding
back Now they are worried, as a
couple of riders who are not considered
to be In the top rank are showing great
form and figure to have strong
chance of annexing a few points In the
championship contest tomorrow night
MacFarland is hustling TO make his
opening meet a success in every way.
He is after the riders constantly. i'm.
pressing upon them the necessity of
doing some real racing
HThese Salt Lake people will not
stand for any bunco," MacFarland is
telling his riders "They know the
game better than you do, and if there
is any funny business, you fellows will
have to answer to me personally. T
don't intend to ride any more, but
unless every man on the track gets out
and does his best, you will find me
out there on the track showing the
cheaters up before very long We are
going to have real racing here this
year, or there will he some riders nil.
ing up a lot Of grief for themselves. ;"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
BEDWELL' s VADZu ID
SURPRISE TO TALE||
Thoroughbred Find
Distance Just Right, and
Finishes With Rush.

ALAN. Idaho May S1.-Fayorah|
weather made good racing AT ths Al,
course today, Nadzu, overlooked h IA
betting. won the feature race In sar
fashion. The Bedwell mara thonsr l.I
behind until we'll down the strstca a.
then came on with a rush.
Weather fair. track fast. Results:
First race. four furlouSs, selltue-Litils BID
l07 WooneTl. 5 TO J. won: Tidy WolHartt 4
fBuEtonl. to 2 second Attain. lo5 Ca}I-
~ TO J. third. Time. as 80. Red Widnr,
Second race. nve and half furlongs-nr
Tovar, 100 Fonythe). TO l. WON wil,rsa
ln1 CW. Mcfntyrcl. II to o. second. 81
Bush. 100 tMullisan). 50 20 l. third.
l:oe is. BoaS, Doyaln. Deenits, sir
B,llv cesl nnisbrd named.
Third race. nvc and y hnlf furlonSs ssl11
Blondy 100 tSiddlei. % 5, won. Lord q
Forest 100 rNcDowclD. 20 20 /, secoudi
Johnson. ina Grand. S 10 ]. third. q
cuEt Rud. Chief Desmond. Lucille Allen.
folks. Dcne and Dave Weber finished as ma
Fourth race. ono irilc-Naozu. l0a tTaplIn|
10 ?. won Daddy Clip. 100 Cionman). Z
thiTd Time, ~ Baby Doll. Horus snd
finished named
FInh race. ono mile and a sl&tesnth-Lay|
sler. III Cotton. 20 I. won Sal Pesri
lBurlingamel. 20 70 ], second; whidden,|
Urachl. 20 10, third Time. las As. q
ppth. cabin. Grca; JublIe. Rake, pr. Whit
Queen Load nniahed as named.
Sixth race. six furlonEE-Eye White. III (Fn
TO :, won: Sir Frsttul. Ioi (Burlingsme}
70 second; Richard Reed. % Forsythsl.
linc Musgravc and Lady Pauchlu anishsi
named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Motor Paced Championship
May Be Decided Here Soon

The motor paced bicycle racing cham
pionship probably will be decided at
the Salt Palace saucer. Determined
to give the local cycle racing fans the
best TO he had, Manager Floyd Mac.
Farland is now arranging series Of
contests for the purpose Of deciding
the championship.
The first OF these races will take
place when the saucer opens tomorrow
evening for the 1912 season, Eddie
Root of Boston and Harvey Wilcox of
Salt Lake will meet in a five-mile mo-
tor-paced match race, and the winner
will go against Ray Duer at the next
race meet. MacFarland also has
Thomas, Downing, Hill and others here
to follow pace this year, aud yesterday
arranged TO have Eddie Collins, the
champion, come here the latter part Of
July to meet the best man in Salt Lake
for the title.
This probably will mean that Jimmy
Moran, another good pace follower,
will be seen here soon. Moran will
insist on having chance at the title
and no doubt will come here to race
MacFarland will not confine the rae
ing to two-men contests, but will put
on three and four-cornered motor. paced
match races.
The riders at the saucer are consid-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
CALIFORNIA AND
MISSOURI RIVALS

LAFAYETTE. Ind. May SIT will be
night between he universities OF Cali
fornia and Missouri for first honors in
the twelfth annual meet OF the Western
intercollegiate Conference Athletic asSo-
claton here tomorrow, according 10 pre-
dictions OF athletic experts tonight. Ath-
icteS representing the universities OF the
north are given an outside chance for
victory and are expected 10 win tho pre-
micr honors for the conference school.
Neither California or Missouri Is a mem
her ~ tho big eight" Missouri won the
western college collegiate last year
snatching victory from Chicago. with IiS
athletes representing twenty-three west
ON universities and schools. entered in
tho meet. u Is predicted the records in
six events VIII be shattered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
OGDEN

summary: Two-hsss hits--For;icr (7)
W~ssier Alexander l2l stevens. Ksliy
spencer. Van. Three base hi;S-pres-
san. Fortier. Home runs-Fortier. Alb
bott Rase on bRlls-Off CLARK. ?: off
Dresssn. s: off Warren. I: off Erickson
. struck out-By Clark. I: by Drossau
;; bv Warren. s. bv Erickson, 7. left
On basss-Sslt Lake. ?: OGDEN, L. Dou-
bls rlay-Wood to Van Hit by pitched
hzll-wesslsr. by Clark Runs hst,sd
in-ny Fortisr. 4. by Wood .: BY Alex
aader. 2; by Erickson. 2 Hlis-otf
Clark. IN la inning: of Dresssn. in
2 l-7 innings: of Warren. 10 In 20 IN
ulngs. OF Erickson. : In ala innings
Tims-Tvo hours and i've minutes Um-
pire-FrarT. Attendancs-s0o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
A Card.

This Is to certify that Foley Honey
and Tar Compound does not contain
any opistes. any habitf forming drugs.
or any Ingredients that could possibly
harm its users. On the contrary. its
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make 1t real remedy for coughs.
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chest and lungs. The genuine Is in a
yellow package. Ask for Foley =
Honey and Tar Compound and accept
no substitute. Sohrnmm-J Johnson Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
BROOKLYN COMES To
LIFE AVID WINS TWO
Trolley Dodgers Show Sur
priSing Burst of Speed i'll
Double Bill.
N dtional League
By International News seryice

BROOKLYN. May 3l.-The Dodgers in
a sudden squirt OF speed this afternoon
took both sections OF double bill from
Boston winning the first game by a
score OF TO 6 and the second by To 3.
The Dodgers hit like fends all after
noon, crumpling no less than five Bos-
toncse twirlers and their fielding and
base running had the hostilcs shaded
from the start The Dodgers stole five
bases in tho first game. They staged the
climax in the fourth round In the first
game. In this session a triple, a double.
three singles and two errors netted six
runs.
Yingling, on the Dodger mound. pitched
tightwad ball all the way. while McTigue,
Hocg and Dickson were all hit hard.
The Dodgers knocked Brown out OF the
box in the second Inning of the second
game and pounded Donnelly hard the rest
OF the way The Doves reached RaEon
for brace OF runs in the second, but
Ruckcr went In and stopped the rally
for all time. Smith whaled out homer
for the Dodgers in the fifth.
BOSTON BROOKLYN,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
UTAH CANDIDATE
FOR OLYMPIC GAME

kins Fichs-is Eto for ~ pas, to years hss
hssu ths hissss' Individual point ptnnr- IN N.
s'Ais iutrTroiieTis'" track ard hsid uasetr isf,
yesterday for CnicsEn. where he uIii Try Tor a
Cnitsd sstes IN th~ olympic Eautss a. sto-iboI-a
Richards T. specially strong in tho hiFh aud
broad izrzrs In the hixh jump h~ hes rraas
8 ttsf fnchet ara u ihc hfaaf :. f.et s Ir.h..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

'" '1"-" tut tVI IfUAh NAnltar.
June ] its well known ranitsri,7rc ~
sulphur baths at SO West Third soufb
street viii be opened 70 the public nm.
der company management Several
thousand dollars have been expended in
improving the plant, ard il Is tho in.
teutiou 70 conduct the bushes. in a
way 20 merit the patronage OF the best
class Of people, Special attention will
be given To the two large swimming
private baths. Mr.. Gideon SNYDER will
he the general manager and everv eF
fort will be used in making Of the
sanitsrium n hiRh-clsss bathing resort
We solicit vour patronage aud assure
you Of courteous treatment and the
best attention while on the pre- ulises.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
RUbE FAILS To BLOW
Up AND BLANK LOSES
Missoula Defeated, 9 to 2,
With Hildebrandt Pitching
for Great Falls Team.

GREAT FALLS. Mont. May Si-Poor
pitching by Roseborough against Hide
brandts superior work lost the game
for Missoula here today. Three passes
and two hits scored two Electrlcs in the
sixth, aud three passes, two hits n
passed bah and \ Wild throw by BasScv
IN the seventh counted FIVE moro for the
locals Sparks went 10 the mound for
Mlssouis7 and Gibson. who was first 10
lace MN, connected for a homer.
The official score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
tied for Klein In the ninth.

Summary: Left on bases-Helena s.
Butte s. Stolen base-Sadofsky. Sacri-
Ace hits-Kafora, Thompson, Two base
base hits-Mears. Thompson. Mcnamara.
Double plays-Sadofsky to Quigley to
Dussi; Klein to Whaling TO Ksfora. Runs
batted in-By Mears l, by Thompson !,
by Mathes !, by Sadofsky 2. by Quigley
Struck out-By Klein 2. by Mears 4
Bases on balls-Off Klein /. OFF Mears g
Time OF game-l:45s Umpire-Hurlburt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Adams Battles Reds.

By International News Service.
PlTTSBUBG. MAY 3l.-With the cv
ception of Marssns. who made single
and triple. Babe Adams had tho crgt-
while chcsty Reds jumping through hoops
TINS afternoon and won for the Pirates 6
10 .. Leach and Leiheld left this after
noon 10 Join the Cubs I'm Boston. King
Col" reported 10 Fred Clark Hoffman is
moving his family TO Akron. o. and will
Prooabiy Join the Pirates at PHILADELPHIA
Monday.
FfrTsBURG-CEsCINNATi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
VINEGAR DICK MEARS
WINS GAME At BUTTE
Tall TWirler Almost
Invincible, While Klein IS
Hit Freely.

BUTTE. Mont. Nav 3i.-Helena re-
versed the tables today by winning from
Butte. . 10 l.. slamming Klein in bunches
and profiting by the locals crop OF four
errors on the other hand the Butte
players had difficulty in connecting effec-
lively with Mcsrs. and when they did
find him Mears's team mates spoiled
their chances for scoring. The score;
RI-TTE'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Gibbons Beats Brennan.

CLEVELAND. May 5l.-slike Gibbons
tonight proved TOO clever for Knockout
ten-r round contest. The 50 Paul mans
punches had more behind them, too. ard
we're landed with telling frequency
A. times q finishing blow seemed i'm
uinent, but Brennan MANAGED 20 ciinch
and save himself Gibbons cot TIE de-
citior. The nsn fought az ifs porTrds