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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
GAS MAIN
IS BROKEN

A break in the eight-inch main near
Eighth street and Colorado put the
gas service on the bum in that neigh
borhood and knocked out some eight
or ten families, in point of service
during the night ard for the greater
part Of today.
The break proved hard to locate and
.uecessitated the cutting off of a por
tion Of the consumers in that section
until the trouble could be located and
repaired. Some boys with an idea
well developed along the lines of lin
nocent" deviltry and youthful mis-
chief. applied the business end Of a
match to the gas impregnated air
about the manhole at Eighth ana
Colorado, with the result that the fiic
department was notified and respond
ed with chemical fire extinguishers
chief Gattis and one or two assist
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
CARNIVAL
OF SENIORS
is SUCCESS
Girls Make Big Hit With Show al High
School and Proceeds Amount to Sis;
Minstrel and Other Stunts
are Stellar Features

Seniors, juniors, freshmen and
sophs, teachers and all sympathizers
with the ambitious students of the
Chickasha high school are elated over
the success of the carnival given last
night BY the seniors with the assist.
ance of the other classes. The net
proceeds amounted to Sis, of which
S10O was cleared over the expenses.
The money is to be used to buy sweat
ers for the football boys, and they we're
ordered this morning.
The sideshows were in the gymnas
ium and the schedule called for the
main show to open in the auditorium
at 15 o'clock. Soon after the gym
was so crowded, however, that the
auditorium was opened, and the big
performance of the evening started
about 3. A silent portugal of THE
Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight" was
the first number and was followed by
4 Scottish sketch. Living pictures,
in charge of Miss Zella Stoddard, then
showed fourteen bellies of past, pres
ent and future years, and reading
by Miss Thelma Rose was enjoyed.
The negro minstrel was probably
the scream" OF the evening, Charles
Hill Johns taking the part Of interlo-
cutor. Some original and timely jokes
were sprung by Dewey Luster and
Charles MeGehee, causing much fun.
Fancy dances by Miss Frances Riddle
and whistling solo by Miss Joy Ringer
were the attractive specialties be-
tween the acts, and double-header
boxing match concluded the evenings
performance.
Misses Graham and Byers who were
IN charge of the carnival, are de-
serving Of much credit for its success,
as is each student VINO participated in
the various entertainments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
Queen is Peaved.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
ROME. Jan. 22.-It became known
today that Queen Milena of Montene
gro, mother of the Italian queen, was.
deeply offended because of Italian
charges that King Nicholas entered
into a secret agreement with Austria
two months ago and that she spert
the night in a sleeping car while pass
ing through Rome en- route to Lyons
the new seat Of the Montenegrin gov
ernment. 1t is said that the queen de-
clined to accept the hospitality OF
the royal palace in Rome.
Reports received here today say
General Kartinovitch repulsed the
Austrians in a severe fight at Berani,
7ut later ordered the complete eyacua-
tion of Montenegro and will unite his
forces with those OF the Albanians uu-
der Essad Pasha. making a unal
stand against the Austrians at Scut-
ari
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
JUDGE LINN
TO PRESIDE
NEXT WEEK
Another Jury is Coming Monday and
Criminal Docket viii Be Taken Up;
Closing Work Of Judge Jones
in Civil Cases

With the convennig Of the district
court this morning the jurors who
have served for the past two weeks
We're discharged .1or the term, their
duties having heen completed.
Another jury will be on hand Nor.
day morning, January "a at which
time the trial OF the CRIMINAL docket
viii be taken up.
Judge viii Linn, who has been serv.
ing on the supreme court commission,
will preside during the coming week.
while Judge Cham Jones, who has sup
piled Judge Linn's place on the bench
for the past week, will return to Wau-
rika and take up the trial of the nom
jury docket in Jefferson county.
Following the discharge of the reg
ular panel of jurors this morning
Judge Jones took up the matters of
number of demurrers filed and the
hearing in arguments in motions for
enw trials.
In the matters of the Farmers State
Bank of Tuttle VS.. H. S. Henely and
the same VS.. Hoblett, motions for new
trials were. overruled. Motions fol
new trials in all railroad cases tried
during the past week have been filed
and viii come up for argument this
afternoon
In the district court, following ths
return Of the verdict IN the Martin
damage suit, the next case called was
that of Hooper State bank Colorado
VS.. Irwin lIleeman. S. c. Durbin and
Welborne & Bailey were attorneys
for plaintiff and defendant, respective
lly.
! The following jurors were empar
nelled for the trial of this case: J. A
Dickson, J. E Major, T. J King, I. B
Horn, Lewis Benda, Lee Hart, ]. R
Burleson, r e. L. McClain, Dan Beet
s. A. Prince, Tom McGraw, G. D. Nc
Grannahan.
The above matter seems, from tht
petition, to be a suit to recover judg
ment in the sum of $4,000. The tes
timony in this case during the after
noon hours of yesterday was sensa
tional in that it told of the possible
manipuIations of abstracts of titles
together with possible changes of mai
ters Of record. A bundle of checks
and other papers were introduced
separately in evidence, over 80 "eS
hibits1 being marked, identified b
different witnesses and introduced il
evidence
The case occupied the entire atten
ton of the court for the remainder o
the day and necessitated an eveninl
session. The jury returned a verdic
for the defendant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO.
HAS A CATASTROPHE
Br IInited Pres.

BY United Press.
DETROIT, Mich, Ian. 22.-Damage
to the amount Of $4,000 was done to-
day when the stock department Of the
Hudson Motor Car company collapsed
A score Of workmen narrowly escaped
injury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
BIGGER Naval Guns.

BY the United Press.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The naval critic
of the London Daily News reports that
the Germans are arming their new
super-dreadnaughts with seventeen
inch guns that are capable Of throw
ing shells weighing a ton a distance
of twenty miles lie predicts that the
new dreadnaughts will soon challenge
the British fleet in the North sea.
British newspapers say the new
German battle plane forker DESTROYED
sixteen British biplanes during the.
past month. 1t is believed that sew
cral planes Of this type will accom-
pany the German fleet on sostie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22

as the date when the body will reas-
semble to complete its labors.
When seen in his office by an Ex-
press reporter this afternoon, Mr..
Bradley stated he had nothing to say.
Il have no statement whatever to give
out at the. present time. | have epl-
ployed the firms Of Bond. Melton and
Melton and Holding and Herr as my
attorneys and until after | shall have
taken all matters up with them | posi-
lively have nothing to say,
County commissioners all being in
the city at the time the Indictment
was returned into court called meet
ing Of that body was held for the pur-
pose of appointing a clerk to act dur
ing such time as Mr.. Bradley may be
suspended.
Hart is Appointed.
The commissioners after a short ses-
sionannounced the appointment Of d.
G. Hart. a deputy in the county clerks
office, to serve as clerk during the
time Mr.. Bradley shall be suspended,
or until such time as his successor
shall be elected
In addition to the Bradley indict
ment, the grand jury returned true
bills against fourteen others for alleg-
ed violations of the law. The names
Of the persons indicted and the OF
fenses with which they are charged
we're not given out, but will be held
until the defendants may be arrested.
Finding of Jury.
Tho finding as reported today by the
grand jury are in substance as fol-
lows:
1. Regarding prisoners in the county
Jail. none are unjustly or improperly
held. all having been duly convicted
or being held for trial.
9. Various suggestions for making
the county jail safer and more sani-
tary
9. Suggestions for Improvement OF
court house.
4. I'VE nave made diligent inquiry
into the method OF conducting the al
fairs of the county and find that the
commissioners have not at all times
used business precaution in the expen
oiture of county funds for road and
bridge purposes; and in the purchase
of supplies for the county; and we
recommend that they adopt more
competent audit system in this partic
ular connection; and that all contracts
for public works and supplies of con
siderable amounts should be let only
by competitive bidding, ana always
with proper contracts and specifica
TONS"
Sale of Liquor
5. I'VE have made careful ant
diligent inquiry into the sale of intoxi
eating liquors, and while we believe
that the unlawful sale and deposition
Of Intoxicating liquors exists in Grad.
county, we find it impossible to sc
cure sufficient evidence to convic
such law violators. We find that there
are many citizens who purchase intoxi
toIo 1.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
SKATERS
DROWNED
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
la TOBE, Pa, Jan. 22.-The bodies
Of James and Edward Malone Lizzie
Mino. llencil SpInella and James
ShaInefelt were recovered this morn
ing from the Bradenyille reservoir.
Shannefelt was passing the reseT-
voir when the others broke through
the ice while they were skating. He
tried to rescue them and ali were
drowned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
CARS TAKE
BIG PLUNGE
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
SEATTLE. Wash, Jan. 22.-The
dining car and a day coach on Great
Northern train were caught by an ava
lanche and carried over an embank-
ment near Scenic.
At the place where the disaster oc-
Cured the embankment is over four
hundred feet high and the cars
plunged to the bottom. 1t is reported
that several persons were killed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Oklahoma.

For Oklahoma--to tonight and sunday,
fair, colder in east portion.
Local Temperature.
During twenty-four hours ending 8
a. m. today;
Maximim, 5e degrees.
Minimum, 26 degrees.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
Influential German Paper Suggests iba
Overtures Be Made; Austria Reported
TO Have Suggested Terms to Serbia
for Separate Deal
QUEEN MILENA OF
MONTENEGRO MIFfED
Italian Charges that King Nicholas Entered
into Secret Agreement with Austria
Causes Ter to Decline HOspi-
tally Of Royal Palace
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 22.-The Frank
surter zeitung, one of the most influ-
ential newspapers in Germany, open
ly proposes in an editorial that Ger
many enter into negotiations with a
view to making a separate peace ar
rangement with Belgium
chancellor Bethmann Won Hollwcg
now considers Belgium only as an ar
ticle of exchange fcr territory seized
by the allies" said the zeitung. Sen
cible Belgians should be warned no-
to wait or Germany will regard Bel
GUM as too good prize to be relin-
quished."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22

ants remained at the point Of leakage
until after midnight last night, guard
ing against possible danger. The gas
people think they win be able TO To-
cate and repair the trouble before
night in the meantime several fanii-
lies Of the neighbcrhood affected arc
patronizing the downtown restaurants
and acnniling indiHasllon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22

Rev d. G. Murray, father Of Mrs. G.
e. Plott Of this city. died this morning
in hospital in Guthrie lnterment
win take place in Oklahoma City Mon
day. Mr., Murray had been Sieihoaist
minister in Oklahoma for many years
and was one of the honored leaders
of his denomination IN the state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
Proposals to Serbia.

BY United Press.
ROME, Jan. % "A dispatch from
Athens to the GiornaIe d'Italia, To-
cal newspaper, says Austria made
new peace offer for the purpose OF
making separate terms with Serbia,
following the failure Of negotiations
with Montenegro.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-22
British Sub Scores.

BY United Press.
ROME, Jan. PA British subma-
rine sank an Austrian torpedo boat
and nydroplane in the Adriatie sea
yesterday, according to adviees here
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
l)V(IFNI0CITY
NDHIshLS
BvMoAa10 GdrZS
Uncle wlooly and The COW e.II.

,,. Uncle w,,gqlly, and the COW esll.
S,udicotcD
~ NE morning Dnclc Wtggily Long
ears the nice rabbit gentleman,
. got ont Of bed very early.
Where are you going so
soon asked Nursr Jane Fuzzy MuzZy
as she heard the bunny man trmnpine
downstairs his red, white and hluu
striped rhcumuttsm yrutuh loiur bump
ty bump bump ON each step
'Oh. just for "a walk br answered
II may have an ruTN morning ndvcu-
tur,, who can tollF'
Indeed one could tell very little about
lurlo WlrglN. Almost anything could
hnppen To him 80 b" went ou aud over
the fields aud through the wood, uutil
pretty soon hc heard a hou ringing
ITO what is hri'' sNtd the bunny
uncle to himself That cannot y" th,
school hcll The lady NOUS" teacher IN
the hollow stump school would not call
the children so rnrN
Nor can Il b, the church bell. for II
IL no, sunday wonder whnt 1t can
Ia, 90
Thcn no listened ,rplu Sul tho hcll
krpt ringing md rl NJ 10 sudden hc
hoard "A mooiu. sori n voice rnu.
"Oh dear wish someone would
plcns, helm uo"'
81 ,yul n / ran u" snil I'pClp Nippil,
n,uckI # inst lovc to helm folk. that
is If / am hig enough who are YOU, 1t
YOU ulensr""
The Moo COW" was IA, answer. Il
have nv foot caught under stone. and
| cannot pull It Out pull out my foot,
/ mean"
"Oh, | think | can easily help YOU out
NJ your trouble said the bunny man.
Il am a protty good digger, and with
my strong paws | can scratch away the
dirt from the stone, loosen a., and then
YOU can pull out your foot "
Please do So begged the NJ 90 COW
Again the hcl rang ulhtly ulnglr
what is that b,ll"" asked Uncle WIG
gily, curous-lko, Tor he had not yet
seen the COW for she WnH behind hiE
stone
"rhc bell is ON "a strip around my
neck" answered tho Moo COW. aud then
Uncle Wiggiy could see II for himself
Rs he turned the corner aud saw Whcr,
the Moo COW was caught fast with ON,
foot under u stone
"A bell on Your neck cried Uncle
Wiggly. why Is that You are not Il
school. nor yet church, nor II clock
Why do YOU wear hen3
80 the boy who. comes after the cows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

teacher. We must help her. and that
viii he nm adventure for each ~ VS..
what Is tho matter. lady mousse tho
bunny asked
"Oh. the school bell * broken" she
cried 'Thc jnnitOr Cunuot ring u 10
rtll the animal children to school and
they viii all be late On, dear Oh,
dear
tuclc WlrrJly l1okcd 70, the Moo COW
and the Moo COW looked at lnclr Wig
Eily
Here is your chance" cried tho
bunny we win take tnr grass out ~
your bell Moo COW, and you can wlgglr
your hcnd and ring. 1t to call the animal
children To school
Gladly win ! do i''' snid tho Moo
COW So Inclc Wiggily took out the
srHss. Ding dong" went IN" bell as
the COW wfirgcd H. and the lady mouse
school teacher was happy. Not one boy
or Eirl vas late. aud by the next day
tho regular school bcll was fixed
So, after tinkling her bell the Moo
COW and Unclc Wigglly went for a nics
long walk Nnd II the gas stove doesn't
ret locked inside the match safe. where
II can get out to 70 TO the moving
pictures, I'll tell you next about Uncla
Nigrly and the lend money
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

cows follow Your tlnkling bell? And.
while | do not mind taking the COW
ladies' for a walk Still n mlfhl look
strange to have so many following me
"Oh. Hs To that, max" your mud easy.
.uli the Moo COW = Nll stun some
eruss in nay uukl!ur hrll. on you can do
10 for me- and then n viii not rims Then
! can gu with You to look tot am al
vruuUr, and none of the other COWS viii
follow win come h1ck before milking
time
"NI right" laughed Uncle Wiggily.
Come ulong' II is very curly yet. th"
children hpAr uut even started FOR scl DOL
We h1y" plenty oi tim" for an ad'ru-
iurc. so COME along
Then lug'" NiEgiN stuffed grass ln
the cow he'll 30 1t would not RINK or
tuN, and Is tho ulhyr cuvg did not
srr th, Moo COW just thcu b"iug off
I'm little ,lllcr b, themselves, the Moo
COW aud tho bunny uncle Went walking
over tho field
"lloV do you nnd adventures asked
tho COW. eWitDhlur her tdi sideways.
welt / can hardly tell you spoke
sudden-likc before YOU know it Now,
perhaps "
Nud Just then. all Of a sudden voice
wns heard crying.
"On, dcnr' on. dear what shall !
do"
"Ho"' exclaimed l'nclc Wirgly That
may be- nm advoutur, now. let us look
So they looked, aud liltlc way ahead
they saw a mouse hdy Sh. was look
ing up and down the Woodland road.
claspmg her paws together and shnk
ing her Whiskrra and her mi Her tail
WAS nicely tied with u pink ribbon, hut,
sad to say, II WIS trailing IN the dust
"Oh. what shalt I do2" cried tho mouse
hdy again, ond then rnclc Wiggily said
'llo' That ls In, lnd> mousse school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There j, one sure way that never
il, To remove dandruit completely
and that /, 10 dissolve it. TIN, destroys
1t entirely 10 de- this, just get about
four ounce, ol plain, ordinary liquid
aryon; apply 1t at night when retiring
use enough ,o molSlcu the scalp and
rub 1t in gently with the finger tips
by morning, mos, it not all OF your
dandruii will he gone, and three, or
four more applications viii completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every sin
gle sign and trace OF It, no matter how
much daudrull you may have.
You will find, too, tha, all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop In
smntly and your hair viii be fluffy,
lustrouS, glossy silky and soft. and
look and feel hundred times better
You can get liquid aryon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive, and four
ounces is all You will need This sim.
pie remedy has never been known to
iail--Ady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

lONDON-Too impatient TO wait
the movements Of King Constantine
ot Greek soldiers have de
serted during the past few week, and
joined the French and British forces
at Saloulki The Greeks who have thus
deserted their colors for those Of the
entente have been sent to join the al
lied army that is pittcd against the Bul-
Rarlan> in Greek Macedonia
Owing to the yicissitudcs OF Greece
during the last iour years, military
authorities afford little information a,
to the actual strength which her armies
may he able TO muster un the side OF
the entente, now that Greccc Iva, de
cidcd to cast in her Dot against the cen
.tral empires.
In December, iQll. in the first Bal
kan war, Greece. according to the best
reports, put in the field an army OF
about 10000 men. Since that time, in
the first and second Balkan wars
Greece ha, nearly doubled her popula
0tiOn. the increase being approNimatel3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

Grccccs navy since lqll has been
rcorganilcd under British supervision
and J., reported to be a fairly efficient
ard >kiliul organization for ITS size
Many OF the officers are foreigners
Somc of them Americans.
Grcccc'S best ships arr the k,lki,
and Lcmno,. formerly the L. 5. 5.
Idaho and Mississippi, purchased in
lGl4 They are sister ships of 1900
tens, mounting four l2-inch, eight 8
inch and eight 7-nch guns and wclye
semi automatic j-inch pieces There Is
also an armored cruiser, the Ayerott
.ol 10000 tons and twcuty.iour knots
speed, mounting four 92-inch and eight
7S-nch guns She was the gltt OF a
Greek millionaire named Aycroti, who
left the country the money Tor her in
his will In, rest OF the Greek navy
consist, OF three old coast defense yes
SclS ot 5000 tons apiece. one small light
cruiser and about twenty-five more or
lc,, up-to-datc deStroycrs and torpedo
craft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
LIVESTOCK LOSS
IS HEAvy-EACLE
Packing House Head Says Dis
ease Is Cause,
CONSERVATION IS NEEDED
Veterinarians to Meet Here
October % to %,

"Oklahoma livestock rai>rrS IN Ok
lahoma are losing hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollar, every year through
diseases that could be prevented, wc
have been preaching livestock produc
tion for years. That IS all right but
what we need HOW is some prcachlue
on conservation Of the production
Eagle President
So said H. + Eagle general super
in,endcnt ct Wilson & Company, to-
day, in stating the principal purpose OF
this years convention OF the Oklahoma
State Veterinary Medical association
to be held N Oklahoma City October
q, p and .. Mr. Eagle is president
OF the association
Conservation oi livestock IN Okla
homa is the prcdomuatlng subject
scheduled for the meeting Mr Eagle
said. Heads Of departments OF the
United States government from Wash
ington. and other sections of the Coun.
try; experts on animal industry, dis
ease prevention, milk sanitation, in
iant mortality meat inspection, tuber
culoSis and other problems OF direct
concern TO every man, woman and
child, will attend the thrce-day meet
ing, Mr.. Eagle stated Men ot ma
donal reputation Will be brought her
to stir up interest on the prevention OF
diseases in livestock, and to awakcr
interest among state and city official,
Legislators, womcns clubs and school
teachers in milk sanitation, meat dis.
cases and other questions
Women to Take Part
On the evening OF October . will be
held a JOINT meeting Of the vcterina
rians with members OF the medical pro
fcSison, ministerial alliance, Supcrln
tcndent OF schools, school teachers
womens clubs. Dr. John w. Duke
state commissioner OF health will tall
on animal Diseases in Their Rcla
ton 10 the Public Health Dr. A I
kinsley president Of the Kansas City
Veterinary college, and a national iig
urc in bactcrology and pathology, vii
speak on Milk As 4 Disease Spread
err" DR. Marquis Gilmore, prcsiden
OF the Fort Worth board OF health, vii
discuss Infant Mortality Rc,ultlnl
From a Contaminated Milk Supply :
Dr. lFS. Grove. head Of the animal in
dustry department OF the United State.
government here, talk ON Meat luSpcc
ton in Relation 10 the Public Health :
Dr. u. + Iuchcy, state Veterinarian OF
Missouri Will, ,,how various stage, or
tuberculosis, Other speakers will b,
Dr. Robcr, { Moore, surgeon OF ST
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
MOOSE HALL IS RENTED
FOR A. n. T. A. MEET

The Oklahoma City lodgcroom " the
LOYAL Order OF Moose was secured this
morning by Warner l. Vance, tempo
mry secretary OF the Chamber OF
Commerce, tor the annual national con
ycnron OF the Auti-Ilursc Thief asso-
clatou TO be held here October . and
1D
Accommodations amply sufficient for
the loo members expected to attend
will be supplied by the Chamber Of
Commerce previous 20 the meeting
which with the exception of the State
Educational association and various Pc
lltlcal conventions, will he one Of the
largest Of the year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
Osborne to Plead
for Prison Folk

ONSlNlNG, y. y, oct II Thuma,
Mott Osborne addressed 500 member,
oi the Mutual Welfare league OF Sing
sing prisoners last night and c>
planned to them his reasons for re-
signing as warden lie declared he Is
going ont into the world to carry ON
the work OF interesting the public 'u
the prisoner" Mt Osborne finished
hl, talk by admoul,hng the member,
ui the league to uhc, the rule,