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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-23
West End Republican
Club Supper Tonight

The West End Republican Club
will hold a chicken noodlesoup sup
per this evening at o'clock in the
club house in North Third street. All
of the members have been invited as
well as the Republican candidates.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-23
THE EWEATHER

For Harrisburg and vicinity;
Cloudy this afternoon; rain to-
night and probably Wednesday
morning, followed by fair;
colder Wednesday,; the tempera-
ture will probably fall below
freezing Wednesday night.
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA Rain
tonight and probably early
Wednesday mornings colder
Wednesday,; fresh south winds
shifting TO west.
Temperatures = n. M, 3S.
Suni Rises, 6s26 n. M; sets, 5i13
u. m.
MOoni Full moon. October 30.
River Staget so feet above low
water mark.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-23
GET WAGE INCREASE

- s'SS'ffofeN StsS
Milton, Pa, Oct. 2S-Five hun
dred employees of the Wilton silk
Mills were to-day granted "A five per
cent. increase in wages. 1t will be-
come effective Immediately.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William Bnumbnch Mabel town James L.
czhbeth HnrrlsburE
r. Linge
E. Elsie
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-23
TAxrcABs COLLIDE

Harrisburg-Two taxi cabs were slightly damaged
o'clock this afternoon cab was coming down Fulron
and another down Third street Neither was able 10
stop ana the srnashup resulted mo one injured.
GARFIELD PLEADS FOR UNITY AT MINES
Pittsburgh Oct. 7o-Harry A. Garfield, national fuel
administrator, addressing coal producers from every
field in the country here to-day, pleaded for leaders OF
The industry to lay aside al differences and get behind
President Wilson in the Sight against Germany
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-23
coPpER SrRrKE sETrLEp

Washington, Oct. z3.--settIeraent Of the strike Of
copper miners IN arizona was formally announced today
in telegram from President Wilson's Labor Commission
in thevqest.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-23

CONTINUED on Page 4.1
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

nrnnn VIII be- good ncxt fail. rhis
small amount. II Eiven good cu,,,v.
lion. viii leave Tho summer sal,ov IN
practically m xood condition for ,hs
succeeding wheat crop IN II Il had
bern cultivated clean all summer. and
most of tho work will b. done bsforc
tho harvest season.
I'san handling and harvesting squlp.
mont In not sxp~naivs. Tho summer
sa''ow lands of Oregon should rsisc q
million bunhcis of beans this year and
w~ Will need all of them this fail.
Plant IN NOON m possible after danger
NJ frost IN over.
Early corn planted In wide rows In
. good crop for hos. cattle. horse or
sheep feed Eastern Oregon can put
~nouxh dry shsilrd corn on the market
10 ship In carload lots. Wheat or
barley may be planted In rows I 10 {
fr~t apart on summer faiiow and, with
siixhi cultivation 10 keep tho weeds
down. Will produce GOOD crops. Row
cropa should b. planted 10 the rows
run across tho direction Of the .pre.
waiting winds. Utilize all tho summer
fai'ow In besns. corn. root crops or
tho small grains In rows.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

nAc.. coRvAi.iis. orr. June Z.
-. .r, from 900 10 800 thousand
-. q summer sallow In Eas'ern
-. which should produce son,e
~ 4 cultivated crops this year and.
~. n Ia too late 10 plant asid peas.
=. -, suitable crops lsft arc beam.
-. y "a the small grains In the eui'
..-saaA rows. Corn h particularly
.-....r,ndcd lnaamuch ~ II WIN save
=. \, l,sains Of grain 10 livestock.
~. Mys,op. Farm Crops author
:, (, o. A. &. asserts that st IN A.
~. y q $500 fssi. and whore therc
|. ,ssoaabls sopd raiassll. bsans may
I. suscsssiuliy produced on summer
- thu, has bsea plowsd early.
- may b. seeded With . grain
~ n rows I 10 . sest apar. and
-. 1 10 { or . iaehss apar In the
- Early maiarias bssh Varieties
- 6sslrahls,. Lady washinssoas.
u..,ea. TREE Ssaas. asd Red Msxi.
- sss oil very ssccessfvl. Ten 10
n ssssAs os seed pr saFs y sutbcisat
~ 4 Yield u MOI lees than zoo 10
~ sessds per acre may - expected.
- isdicaiioas ars that prices Tor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

shsfsef II ths Dvsajns Herald (a pub
lie nswspapef q esssral ciscuIation
Driatsd and publishsd st klamath
vAilA II klamath county. 0rsson)
oeee . wssk for six successive weeks
(ssvsn inssrtions) the Arst publlcation
bsins made May -. 1917. and the last
publication Juns -. 1917. by order Of
the Honorable D. v. Ksykendail. judes
Of the circuit court Of klamath county,
Oregon. which said order was made.
entered. dated and nIed In this suit
May II. 1917.
RENNCR Z KENT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
is.ls3G3.s.lG3s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02
n1eRlP1l0a
RUtfs---jUnt {
,con,iau.d fron pass y


,srm In jaii Without oosioe n payins
~.
~ War Deparsmsnt Will not leave
M much To chance In Determining
4 ~ men Of the desisnated ass have
~ rssisssred.
Alssady the machinery Tor an einb
ssas checking up Of the rsgistraiiou
~ afssr War csasus day has been
rsoafsd. Men not resistsrsd who
N ssspected At havins evavdsd rcs
huaiioa will have 10 prove that they
lavs -, a,taiasd their 3lst birthday
= hat they have passed their 3is'
htAaay.
within ave days AFTER War Census
nv. The clerk of each reGistratlon
beaFd must post ia Q conspicuous
plses aa alphabetical list os al men
W have submistsd themselves Tor
nelslra,ion. Il Will be the duty oi
~ eilisen knowiaG . man subject ia
se,stFatioa whose name u not on the
~ 10 report that fact 10 the
aslAesitles.
furthermore. ali police oGlcers. dep
w ualtsd States Marshai. etc. arr
sesised 10 report at once nance of
~ known 70 them 10 have evadesi
veistration.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

Uric acid In meat excites the Kidneys. thsy
become ovesworked. get sluggish. ache. and feel
iike Mn,ps of lead. The ut1nc becomes cloudy,
the bladder II irritated. and you may b obliged
Is seek relief two OF three times during the night
When TIE Kidneys clog YOU must help them flush
% ls sSyh :hSs Srrcu' A. Ns1Ss & q youS S e an al
misery In The kidney re. ion, you suffer from
backsche, sick headache. dissineaa, stomach sets
sour. tongue coated anil you feel rheumatic
twinees when the weather Il bad.
Eat lees meat drink lota at water; aleo pet
lrnm any pharmacist four ouncea Of lad Salts;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02
CUTW0RMS DOING
DAMAGE HERE
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AogMT
owes RGMEo,Gs ron PAST
PRgsGNcg or WHICH ARg nc.
PORTED IN MANY PLAcgs.

Cutworms are doing q large amount
OF damage this ycar In klamath Coun.
~ according TO II. X. Oiaisyer. county
agricultural agent.
A large number Of city people are
also complaining Of the damage done
TO gardens and farmers complain oe
the peat attacking young alfalfa.
This pest can b controllsd sRsc.
tivsiy u the formulas given below
are used according to NJ. Oiaisysr.
Cut worms are q very serious pest
Of nearly all our crops. Ornamsntal
shrubs. gardens and truck crops. neld
crops and even small fruits and orch.
ards suffer from the attack Of these
pests. The sleek. well fed. greasy
caterpiilarx. varying In size when ma
ture. from ono to two inches. are too
we'll known 10 require . description.
The adult moths are nocturnal IN
habit. ayinG mostly a night The MAJ
GRITTY Of the medium sissd. smoky grsy
and brovnish moths. at which ars at.
tracted TO the lights. are adults q TIE
cutworm caterpillars.
The remedies are: The poison bran
mash. consisting Of bran ls pounds.
paris green one pound. salt ons-half
pound. cheap syrup one gallon. and
warm water to make . coasse mash.
II the standard remedy for cutwoems.
This may b placed On 6eld prepared
for . crop or may b placed about ths
base Of the plants whom they appear.
Poultry should not b allowed free
range over . treated Geld. 0resa
succulent forage Of any kind may -
sprayed with An arsenical. moved and
placed In small heaps about the as1d.
preferably In the evening Whsre
these methods are impractical arsea.
icai sprays applied to the host are q
soms assistance. For young plants
just set In the Geld. - cabbage md
tomato, q mechanical barrier consist
ing OF . cylinder Of tin or cardboard
may b showed down about the plant,
For the climbing cutworna. which
attack the deysloping. buds oe cur
fruit trees In eares sprias. The polsoa
baits ars very GooAs. tst bsttsr still.
ia . belt Of some sticky material about
the trunk Of the Tree. or some nsehaA-1
icai device such ~ . piece oe card
board attached funnel shaped. ti1ht
At the top and aared below. Cotton
batten may Be used In similar man.
nsr. Wrap . strip eiGht Inches vide
about tho tree overlapping Il % The
edges where Il meets. Tie this hand
IT the lower edge. then. taking hosd
Of the upper edge. roll Il down over
the bottom edge. This makes Q very
siIectivs funnel. Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02
WHY the OoNoO
ARE ADVERTISED

% II II not necessary 10 advertise .
. these bonds to sell the whole .
. issue. but Il Ii earnestly desired .
. that this loan shall b. . popular .
. loan. = loan BY and from the .
. people At largo Of the United .
. States. and not alone from banks. .
. trust companies. and Ananciss. .
. To that end bonds are 10 b .
. issued Of small denominatlons. .
. and subscribers for small am .
. cunts are TO bc supplied before .
. tho subscribers for large am. .
. cunts arc granted their full sub .
. scription. .
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02
LEGAL NOTICES

In the County Court Of the state q
Oregon for Klaihath County.
In the Matter Of the Estate q 0sorel
W. NcLane. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that ! have
Alsd my Anal account and rsport. q
Executrix OF the last will and teata
mont oe George w. NcIaas. deoeassd
and the above entitled court has Axet
upon 10 O'Clock In the forenooa q ~
SSth day Of June. A. d. 1917. - ~
time and the County Court room y
the Court House In the city q Khan
ath Falls. Oregon. - the place vhes
and whore any psrson or psrsoas nAs
present any objsctions Or exesp0eAi
TO anything In said Anal account con
tainsd or TO anything doas by NJ q
Exscutrix Of the last vill and tssta
mont Of the said 0sorse W. 1cIane
dsosased. a>d that at sueh tine IN
place The court will Anally ssttle saSd
account and report and close ths -
niuistsatien oe said estate;
This notice h publlshed DaysuAnl
70 the order Il the above entitled
court made On TIE loth day q Nay
Ia. D.. ISls. and TIE arst pablieafSee
10 made In The uvenins HeseM q
the 18th day q May. 4 p. 1eSS.
NARY = NeI4AN1
nxeeutrix oe tAs Last WIN ~
Testamsnt Il George ". 1sLaAe
deeeased. sssSSssVs'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02
SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court Of the state Of
Oregon. for Klamath County.
N. D. 0insbach. Plaintiff. ~. Albert
L. Mcclure and Ralph H. Builard.
Dsfsndants.
To- Ralph n. Buliard. Defendant
above named: Z
IN the name Of the State Of Oregon,
you are hereby required 70 appear
and answer the complaint fIied
against you In the above entitled
suit % fofscioss mortgage On real
property on or before Saturday, the
3nd Aay Of June. 1917. that being the
last day Of the time prescribed in the
order for publication Of this sum
mons. and II you fail % to appear or
answer. for want thereof the plain
tiff will apply TO the Court for the
relief prayed for In his complaint.
to-wit: For judgment against Jon
for the sum Of e3so.oo. toGsthee WITH
Interest thereon ct the rate Of 10 Per
cent pr annum from April -, 1915;
for the further sum Of el4.s1. to-
gether with interest thereon at the
rae Of 10 psr cent per annum from
April s. 1917; Tor the further sum Of
$500 - attorneys fsss, and for the
costs and disbursements OF this suit;
that the usual decree b made for the
foreclosure Of plaintiff's mortgage
and for the sale Of the lands described
therein. to-wit: Southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter Of Section
Two. ana the northwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of Section
Eleven. Township Thirty.thrss south.
Range Eight east Of Willamette
Meridian. Klamath County. Oregon:
that plaintiff have such other and
further relief - to the Court may
seem equitable.
This summons II served on you.
the said Ralph H. Bullard. By publ
cation thereof in the Evening Herald,
. daily nswspapsr Of general circula-
tion printed and published at Klam-
sth Falls, Klamath County. Oregon.
by order Of Honorable D. v. Kuyksn-
DAN. Judge Of the above entitled
Court. made. dated and filed in said
suit on the 3oth day OF April .1s17.
which said order requires that this
summons b published once . week
for six consecutive weeks. beginning
on the 3lst day OF April. 1917. the
same being the date Of first publica-
tion hereof.
R. c. orossbsck.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
3l.3s-s.l3-1s-3s-3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02
Moving Pictures


Bertha Kailch Will appear In . new
william Fog pAosoplay. 'l1ove and
Hsis." which opsas u he star Thsat'
y today James .. vlncsat directed
u picture. aud Stuart Holmes. Nad'
slias L. NArd. and Ksnnslh Huntsr
~ 10 the Auppostins cast.
IN story tells how q woman Ashts
. Tie love Of . man who tsiea TO
ossak up the happiness oe her homo.
VIVA the Intruder anally succeeds In
eassing the husband 70 divorce bis
We. the woman goss 70 his apart
neals and. rspslllug bic forced atten'
ueas. shoots him. Then the husband
nelIsss the tricksry that had been
Mayed on him. and the family 70 once
neFs reunited.
Stirring battles depleted By largo
mecss Of wsll.trainsd soldiers. In
seesss made before The world war stir
- tho nation: spies at work. the In.
msass Of . nation's enemies and the
any atirring phases oe military %.
uv'''eS are shown IN exciting scenes
ssea "Trs&soa" b sxhibited In Blue
s'e phosoplays at The 0sphsus theatre
= sunday and Aoaday With Allen
so'aear. Joseph 0irard and pretty
.oa Wilson playing the leading roles.
= .a.' 't' = Hlssbird speaks eolumes
= advance assurance oe sood enter.
hiamsnt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

S0UWSy 1SJy
In the Circuit Court Of ths STATE oe
Oregon. for Tie County a klamath.
Ben Gay. Paints. 'e
N.
A. q. Chamber aad J. G. CAsmbsrs.
lolAs buslness under the 1zn AaAe
and style and description q xlan-
y atA Lambsr COMPANY: reasiy
4 Stiles and Guy r. Manning. D..
s esndAAts.
10 A. \ Chsnbsrs and J. G. chanbers.
DsleadaAts;
u ~ naxne q Tie state e 0reGpa:
Yes ass Asrsby required to aposar and
answer ~ complaint Alsd against yoa
n ~ ahove eatitlsd suit o. q before
The 1etA dayroe June. 1917. that bsins
'tAs last day q tAs time prssenbed IN
6s order oe publication q this sum-
mons; and u yoa fail % % appesS. to
pleaA, aAsves. demur or Otherwise
meve. toe want thsrsoe. u plaiAHR
WIN apDly 70 tAs court Tor ~ Tsliee
prayed loe u ~ complaint te.wit:
yee . juAGnent anA decree toseoloa'
iaG slaims Tor losssrs' nsas - Sol-
levs: o. alost $4,000 teee q loss
leeaAel uDea ~ west haR e ~
saatAeast euaFtsr q ssetioa ~; also
= opeeeIeee 8 elaim Tor logoeg1' hea -
abest leeyeee sest q lop ieeateA = ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

/ ocmneWs
(eeu,ty ~. oos)
II The Circuit Ceust q the State n
orseoe. Ses ths Csssty of Klamath.
4. Q. Moorian1, plainti6.
Charles n. MeCunbsr and Lissis Nc.
Cumbsr (sormss1y the wife ol
Charles n. MoCumter) and II. W.
Tstsrs. Dsfsnlaats.
TO Charles H McCumbsr and n. w.
Tstsrs. dsfsnAsats above named:
IN the name q the STATE Of Oregon: |:
you and each q you are hereby 70.
CURED 70 appsas asd answer the com.
plsint Aisd asainst yos In the above
entitled suit On o. bssors Saturday
The 7th day q Jsiy. 1917. that being
the day q ths last publication of
summons aud tbs last day within
which you and each q yoe. the defend.
ants. are required " answer said con-
plaint - axsd by The order Of publ.
catiea q this summ0os and II you fail
70 appear and ANSWER. - Aforesaid.
tho plaiati9 viii aDpiy . the court for
the RELIEF praysd Ser n his complaint,
to-wit: for . judUDsat and decree
against the above aa0ed dsfsndants
Charles n. MeCumbss asd Lissis Nc.
Cumbsr. tos ths san q tArss thousand
deilsss. tossthee via tntsrest thsrsoa
u The rate oe 10 pr esat per annum
from ths sth day e February. 1915.
and Tor the sum q three hundred dol.
lass aatosaay's fsss. aAa ths costs and
disbussasats q suit end . dscree
eorsciosinS oas esseaia nortsass upon
ths lands and pcs0isss HEREAFTER d.
seribed. made and delivered b. the
said Charles n. MeCumber and Lissie
AcCumbsr. deSsndants. 70 the plain.
~ A. Q. Nooriaad. q ~ sth day a
July. 1901. TO secure the payment a
ths said sum q 8S.ooe.e -. and interest.
upos the following described lands to.
Wit: The southwest quarter. and the
vest oas-hslf a ths southeast quarter
and The southsast quarter Of the south.
east quarter q ssctiea twelve. IN
Township thirty-sisAt soath Of range
eleven and oae-hajf. east q Tho WI.
lametts meridian h klamath County
GA 0eatn - ne>~A ga that aaaA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

u yeu ars lssklne Ter . he~se IN the
city o. country. chlleete eaa eave ~
nseWsy. Ne nee the sxelvslve eaoe q
many q the best sarms end raNshss.
~ Main g. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02
why NAMED rhg
sLlogRrv LOAN

The 5000. .ooo.o 80 boad Issue Of 4
m year u named '~yhs Libsrty
loan OF 1917" bscauss II b 70 b 4
xs 'osn from . tree psepls 70 b 4
sssd In freeing ths world. 4
"m The loaA q Z liberty.ioving I
vsop's TO b dsvolsd 10 ths sstsb' I
a1amsnt Of liberty In Europe and I
u the hish ssas. I
= Wh the loan oe ths great d. I
: %oeracy Of The New World 10 ~ I
sssss the vream end support The I
: ~ ss.se Of the demoeraey Of The I
ss>>t~~~><>>~>><
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02
Food Preparedness Campaign
OFFICIAL

oessr Asssvva College gsNssn Service and uosA s,... ~
passmsWt ef Agriculture csopsrsslne
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

Mr.. w. II. Morgan. Sherman -Claye
expert piano tuner and action rogu.
lator viii be In town . fsw days more.
Those wishing 70 take advantags oe
this opportunity. please notify Shop
herds Piano Dept - soon q possible.
3.lts
Your frst patriotic duty-Buy .
1lhnptv Rnnd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

IN the Circuit Court Of the STATE O
Oregon. for Tie County q klamath
Ben Gay. Paints. 'a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

II The Circuit Cesst q the State u
osseoe. Ses ~ Csssty of Klamath.
4. Q. Mooriaa1, pIainti6.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-02

Attorney for Plaintiff.
4l.3s-s.l3-1s-3s-3
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS DEPRESSED Were Dominated by the
 Short Interest,

New York. Sept. 1.-The absolute dominance of the short interest over prevailing market conditions was demonstrated anew today when the pression. Some investment issues reg istered lowest prices of recent years, while others of less stable value es- tablished new minimums.
 Crumbling of quoted values was the more disturbing from the fact that the movement not only proved a complete reversal of early tendencies but en- compassed many high grade railroad points.
 Opening prices were one to two points higher for many active stocks, the bears being driven to cover main- ly because of the senate's rejection of the excess profits tax bill.
 Initial advances were more than maintained until noon, when New York Central, St. Paul and New Haven de- veloped acute weakness. all declining to low records. This seemed to be the entire railway list which yielded easily on persistent pressure.
 With the break in rails came more severe setback to the industrials; specialties. United States Steel fell from it's early high of III 3-4, which represented a gain over last week of IA. to 1O4 1-2, and closed at 1O4 3-4, a net loss of 3-4 points.
 Shippings, oils. motors and a few other stocks in which forenoon ad- vances ran from to ' points. reacted no less sharply than steels. Activity period also marking the days lowest prices.
 On the surface there was no defi- mite news to explain the melting away of quotations, but various pessimistic rumors helped to bring about the set backs. Total sales amounted to l., 100000 shares.
 Bonds were heavy or weak. with signs of liquidation. Liberty 1-2s ruled between 99.SS to 99.94.. Total sales (par value) aggregated 33,6SO, 900.
 U. s. bonds Gold issues) were un- on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-05
BREsSLER MAKING GOOD
 IN MINOR LEAGUE
Former New Haven Pitcher Making a Big Hit for Atlanta in Southern As sociation.

Jack Coombs. Ed Walsh, Joe Me earned the sobriquet of Iron Man. but it seems that Connie Mack has turned out his share of toilers. Yes, he turn ed 'em out and as soon as they left his care they developed into real last Saturday when he twirled a dou- 15 innings. and winning both. Now we hear of the phenomenal work of Rube Bressler. formerly of New Ha- ven, the southpaw Connie had groom ed to replace Eddie Plank. but the Rube failed in the big show.
 BresSler has twirled more innings than any man in the Southern Asso- citation this season. The rugged port slider has engaged in 270 innings of the national paStime, which is a bet ter record than the one credited to Carmen Hill. of the Birmingham club. Bressler is toiling for the Atlanta club and has turned in twenty wins, while fourteen defeats have been charged against him. That he has been effective is shown by the earned run average of PTS per game. In ad- dition to his pitching Bressler has been of much value to his team with his hitting. having a. batting average of .25o.
 On a number of occasions the Rube has been sent in as a pinch hitter and he delivered in the pinch. Bres- ster has taken part in 54 games thus far this season. Work seems to agree with the burlv southpaw.