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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
YOUNG FOLKS DID IT rvp,
 OCCUR TO YOI m.

The Business World wants tb,,,. and doers. There is 8 so....a highpriced men and women Y. q many are worth a thousand dol),, ! year, but only a few are wo,,
 thousand. The late Prof. Jama Harvard declared that the ~ Fl man uses only ten per cent of b;s s power. Suppose you are twice a able as the average map-voa p using only twenty per cent of aH maximum power, only one-fftb ot T greatest possibilities. 'e9
 Eighty-tive per cent of tho rn. this country are earning only two,. five dollars or lss per week Nj two per cent of those in business ~ between the ages of forty and if, Nienty-five per cent have m m.. at the age of sixty. Our busiies, ' to take you out of tht eighty.fye Il. nienty-two and the nienty.svo cent class. If you cant come to n. will come to you thru our laryo .., most successful Home Studv n,.. ment.
 We nave been very successfp :. producing high -~alaried men and uo. en, as shown by the letters in our e,, alogue from our former students f.. parents. their employers and f,0. prominent men and visitors to on, h. school. Largest business trainjn, i. stitution in America. 44S3 enrollme,. last year Most Thorough. Prsei,I| and Complete course of busnss tn, ing to be had. in Half the Time and Fl Half the Cost of other courses in oths schools All modern office equipmpn more than thirty specialized teacher
 Let us train you for business success Fill in and mail coupon for large fn catalogue. Tyler Commercial Colles Tyler. Teas. ------------.---
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Springs.
 Street car service was almost at standstill tonight Schools were dis missed a tnoon.
 At Fort Collins and Greeley the storm broke the power wires and Gree ley was without lights and power. The Greeley Tribune Republican was forced to suspend publication of tomorrow mornings paper.
 In the San Luis valley fourteen in ches of snow had fallen late today with nosigns of abatement and at Alamosa the storm hindered fire fighters and two business buildings were destroyed.
 Eight feet of snow blockaded the Denver and Salt Lake road at Corona.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
NEXT MEETING AT HOXIE.

Hardy. April 15.-Hoxie was select ed as the meeting place for the Para gould district conference of the M. E church south, next year. by the confer ence, which closed it's annual session here today. The following were elect ed delegates 10 the annual conference Dr F. N. Scott of Paragould, R. O Rainwater of Walnut Ridge, Dr. J. N Bentley of Hoxie. F. A. Short of Sue cess. l.. F. Blankenship of Pocahontas F. NJ. Daniel of Mammoth Spring, C c. Johnston of PocahontaS, W. Fl. Phil lips of pocahontaS.
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senting the Elks; S. W. Papert, repre- senting the American Legion; NJ. E. Melton, representing the Chamber of Commerce Howard Beasley, F. NJ. Barnard, J. J. Creekmore, Carl Vaughan. Durham Ford and Robert E. Dove
 Under the direction of this commit tee relief work will be resumed from the Chamber of Commerce this morn ing. it being hoped to start out large fleet of relief cars not later than : o'clock. Many cars will be needed, as well as drivers, while food, clothing. and other necessities must be contrib uted literally if the suffering of the storm victims is to be alleyiated, prac- tically all of them being homeless and destitute as a result of the storm.
 Because of the impossible condition of many of the roads leading to storm areas it was found necessary to send out crews with saws, ages, chains and other wrecking paraphernalia in trucks to remove debris from the highways. Two crews of over forty men left short ly after midnight, expecting to work all night opening way for the relief parties that are to be sent out this morning
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
Several Texans Killed in Storm.

Atlanta. Texas, April 15.-Several persons were killed and many houses destroyed by tornado. presumably the same which wrecked havoc along the northea stern border of Texas and Ark ansas near Texarkana, which struck OFarrell. thickly settled farming community near here late today,
 All communication lines are down and roads are impossible The storm also struck the town of Linden near here injured several and demolished number of buildings No fatalities were reported.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
Lightning Causes Small Blaze.
Little Rock, April 15.-Lightning striking wires leading to the lightstaff ou the Supala of the Arkansas School

 striking wires leading to the light-staff on the supola of the Arkansas School for the bl nd caused small blaze at the tip of the staff late last night. The alarm was sounded at II 20 D h., and was answered by companies Nos. ?. , and 6. Only slight damage resulted.
 The night watchman at the school heard loud crash just before he dis covered the fire. He said he noticed the lights on the staff snuffed out. He watched it few minutes and saw Il small blaze flicker. He then sounded the alarm. All inmates of the institu- ton went through their drills without a panic The school was vacated few minutes after the alarm bell sounded No one was injured, The blaze was eX, ringuShed with chemicals.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
FOUND DEAD IN BED.

Camden. April 14.-Ed Wilson, whl lived alone in shack on the bank q the Qua chita river at the foot of Wash ington street. was found dead abou II o'clock yesterday morning. It sk lieved that death occurred some unl Monday night. A coroner's jury F turned A verdict that Wilson's dean was due to heart disease. He is sur vived by two brothers, Nat and 0hf ence of this city.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
 Lucas County, ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath thal |, is senior partener of the firm oi F.. \ i. Cheney & CO.,, doing business ln ' City of Toledo, County and State alos said, and that said firm vii pay Z sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ' each and every case of Catarran T' cannot be cured by the use or hALm3 L1rs CATARRAH CURE. FRANK J. onh] BY in my presence, this 9th day Sos December, A. D. 1886. A. W.GLEASo1
 1Sean Notary Public
 Halls Ctarrah Cure is taken in''.1 ally and acts through the Blood w e., Mucuos Surfaces of the System S for testimonials, free. aI F. J. CHENEY & CO, TOLEpo T
 Sold by all druggists. 70 cens.
 Halls Family Pills for eohsup"'
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tra lpo.nt the relief work was directed. Runners in ears and on motorcycles were sent to all known storm areas, re porting as soon as possible all points where assistance was needed, Wher the relief work was first started, indi- vidually, it was found that there was q superahundance of assistance in some regions and q great lack of aid in others
 Throughout the night the Chamber of Commerce was kept open and from there relief workers were continually going and coming
 During the night 1t was realized that much of the work would have to be left mtil today and for the purpose of con tinuing the relief efforts a relief com mittee was organized, with ". J. Mich ols as chairman Other members of the committee are J. w Hennegan. repre-
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Crops Badly Damaged.
Oklahoma City, April 15.-Tel,

Oklahoma City, April 15.-Telephone communication with cities in the wes- tern part of the state, re-established shortly after noon today. revealed that d very heavy rain and hailstorm did considerable damage to crops in Kiowa Caddo Canadian and part of Oklahoma counties. Telegraph telephone and in terurban line poles were blown down a few miles west of here.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
FARMERS SHOULD JOIN.

Our local Chamber of Commers should encourage membership of fam CTS from every township in Nevad county. We understand that invin tion has been extended to them to jdl but let's try it further by pointing ot the benefits of community work, anl the advantages to he gained by clos CT business and social relationship k tween the city and country. We neel mere farmers in the Chamber of Con merce
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
MIR. GOMPERS ENGAGED.

New York, April 15.- Samuel Comp CTS. president of the American Fedora ton of Labor, tonight authorized the announcement of his engagement 10 Mrs. Gertrude Gleayes Neuscheler of New York. The marriage will take place in the near future.
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MT. and Mrs. J. M. Dnke were cdlleu to Hope this morning to attend the flu neral of Mrs. l A Duke and son, who were killed in the storm of yesterday. Mr. Duke was seriously injured and was not expected to live from injuries received during the storm
 J. B. Hamilton of Emmet was ill town again this morning
 The special train carried a good bunch to Nashville this morning
 B. H Logan went to Gurdon this morning
 ]. B Hamilton of Emmet, came up on No 32 this morning.
 Edward Gebhart made business trip to Shreveport today.
 Rev. T. H. Crowder went to Arka- delphia this morning.
 O. R. Mcdaniel of route 1, Is Pres colt visitor today.
 Joe D. Grier of route 5, was a Pres cott visitor today
 J. W. Bostick of Blevins. was here this morning,
 "Prescott's good town was the general expression of visitors here yes terday.
 R. c Mcdaniel and D. B Brown went to Prescott this morning -Sift- ings Herald.
 ]. A. White of Prescott, was in Hope yesterday a guest al the Hotel Barlow Star of Hope.
 B. II. Logan. prominent citizen of Prescott, spent yesterday in Hope on business Star of Hope.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
Storm In East Texas.

Longview. Texas April 15.-A torna- do passed northeast of Gladwater, near here today, wrecking three houses and seriously iniuring woman
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
For Rent.

Pasture for horses and cattle one mile west of Laneburg. Horses, S1 .2O per month cattle, 75 cents per month.
 Sam GautSche
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21

FOR RENT-GoOd pasture for dus and horses. $1 per month j. D McElfresh. Route ,.
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Relief Committee Organized.

Texarkana, April 15-Immediately after the extent of th storm was realiz- ed the Chamber of Commerce organized a relief department. from which cen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Michigan Five Was Con-
sidered Championship
Contenders
WINNERS PLAY TODAY
st. Louis Basketeers Defeat
Dallas--Paciflc Coast
Beats Southerners

49, rnc NsaocIa''d Press
KANSAS cry. Mo. March g.
The Tulsa, okla, university five
furnished the sensation IN second
day play uf the National Amateur
Athletic unions hastcthall tuurn1
m,ut here this afternoon. when by
% score of 3s 10 80. thoy eliminated
the Young Mems order OF Detroit.
Mich from the competition
Tho Detroit team had been re-
EudCd by its supporters ~ one ~
tho probable championship con
tenders The Michigan playcra took
the lead 40 tho start but the okla
noruaus came from behind. At the
end of half time the score was 20
To ls In favor uf Tulsa.
Tho Epsilon Eta team of ST. Louis
had little difficulty disposinR OF the
pnllns, Texas. KatyE. the score be
Ing bS 10 IS.
The Pacific coast triumphcd over
the south when the Llvcrmorc, Cal,
a. g.. defeated the Spartanburg, \
g. A., o. TO 3S. Atlanta. Ga. attn
letic club remained In the tourna-
mont when the Hale. Mo, a. G..
finished the short end OF % to
2 score.
Four games were PLAYED tonight
meet the eight clubs which finished
first In yesterdays competition.
Ina game rcplcte with fast plays.
tho Southwestern college OF Win
field Kan, tonight sprung another
surprise ana eliminated whiting,
Ind, Owls, regarded by many OBJ
servers nH one of the sppodiesi
teams entered In the tournament.
Tho score was 2S to 81 and the con
test was stubbornly fought from
start 10 flnirh, -
Tho game was the second OF the
night series and followed 30 To 20
victory Of the n, n, l and r. Rail
way Employees club. Louisville, Ky,
over the Dcs Moines. Iowa. A. G.
The night scores follow!
X. N. l. 4 II. Railway Employees
club, Louisville. Ky, SO, Dcs Moinos,
lowa, A. c.. 90.
Southwestern college Winfield !
Kan. 2S; whiting Owls, whiting,
Ind. 81,
on the whole. the contests today
and tonight were much faster than |
yesterday. the opening day and
there was Nm absence OF high one
sided scores
The winfield college five took the
lead In their game at the outset
and held II, despite the onslauEhts
OF the team from whiting. At the
end Of the half time the score was
10 To ~ In favor OF tho Kansans.
Tho owls were especial favoritcs |
with the coaches of tho eastern |
teams here. who had seen them In |
action, ana some had gene No far |
as TO pick them for tho champion
ship.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
EVERS PREDICTS
BANG up RACE
Cub Leader Believes Hi,
Team Will Be a
Contender
ny International Nsws serylcA

ny international News Services
NEW YORK, March s-"r,
looking for a bang up pennart rae
and expect to see the Cubs In III,
thick Of It from the start"
This snappy prediction reeardl,,
the coming National league scrar
bic, was received today from john,
Evers. who IS in sunny Pasadss,
with his Bruins.
Evers doesn't mince va,5s a.
make predictions unless he feels 4-.
Of his ground. SO IT Is evident /
has a lof OF Confidence in h.. club
1T Is altogether too early To ye,
turc on predictions as to where IA,
clubs will finish" he continue. "pr
you can rest assured that the In,
position viii notice us In the leagg.
Expects Opposition.
incidentally, I'm expecting pIer'
of opposition. The Brooklyn, Nsy
York. Pittsburgh and 81. Louis team,
VIII all be strong clubs In tho fieH
as will Pat Moran at Cincinnati
expect to see the Boston Braves loon.
up under Fred Mitchell. The rae,
isn't going To be "A JOY ride FOR ar
team.
New faces and changes in nm.
lineup will put new life into tbs
Cubs and we will startuhe season h,
great shape II present indication,
count. Catalina Island. where Nj,
spent the first days of our trainB,
period, is the most wondcrrul sn'
In the country for a ball club ,
work and in Pasadena the wealth. /.
could scarcely be improved upon.
Practice Satisfactory.
"One long practice session daHs
has proven very satisfactory so f..
The players get more out of il and
avoid the bother of domino ur.I
forms twice day.
with the pitchers coming alor,I
Tine there is but little in tho wav II
sore muscles in camp. | am certain
they are contcnted with the wat|
things are going.
1t Is good to be with Ihc Cubl
again getting ready to fight for n
league pennant 1t brings back
memories Of the good old days wh,,
had Tinker and Chance on eiths,
side OF me and I'll never be sat,
ned until / have led the Cubs 10
championship.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
AGGIE GRAPPLERS
IN BIG To- MEET
Three Members Of South.
western Champions
Participate

spe,Itt ~ the Wofid
ETlLLWATER. Okla. March B.
tUuDh I'D Gallagher. Captain Guy
I.ooknbnugh, Frank HriscOc and car
Nnyloa ~ the oklahoma a. 4 NJ
'ollog" wrestling RQu1d which last
week won the Southwest confgrcuoe
rhhiupiuuahip, lcu saltwater Tues.
day Tor bloomington, Indiana. whore
me ihrrc star matmcu Of oklahoma
Agglcs VIII enter tho Western con
ference mect to ho held Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Hy n campaign conducted TucA
DAY ana Wednesday morning by
students. funds to pay expenses ~
lhr NEEtoF representatives. were
tai'"d. The FIRST object of the tag
sale was 10 send IookahnuRh. but
tho movo was ao popular that Brla.
coo, then Noyioa. then Coach Gal
laEhcr were added
More than dozen Of the larger
schools of the west arc entered In
lh' hiR ten moot Among them are
mo universities Of Wisconsin. Mime
sofa, Illinois. Michigan, IOwa. IndI-
ana, Nebraska. Iowa state college.
PURDUE. Drake. Chicago. Northwpst
en- ONO state, aud oklahoma A.
4 NJ college.
Coach Gallagher OF the Agglcs
wired Coach Jumbo Stein OF tho
IuiN"rsity of Indiana asking IL
schools outside the big ten could
'ntor. Stein wired an Invitation TO
oklahoma a. a NJ.
~ the six meets tho Oklahoma
Angles have entered this season.
captain LoOknbnugh. Briscoe and
NoyIes have frequently wTCstlcd in
weight classes above their own. At
lndnnh, Hoover, "Looky" and
dutch will work against mon OF
thelr own weight Lookabaugh
Weighing 1853 pounds viii 10 ON the
mat as n mlddiewoight The ONLY
limo except the southwest meet at
Amcs he went against Wallace.
star OF tho Iowa Etate
Hpund and fought 10 n draw, furnish
ing great surprise. Tho followers
OF the former oklahoma city high
school boy who had been acclaimed
10y Cdddock, the professional, az tho
greatest amateur wrestling i'm the
Lookabaugh has been
thrown but once In his career, los
ing IN the scmi-flnals at the national
a. a. U. meet at Birmingham. Ala.
last spring to E. Loing OF the New
y ork Athletic club who at the CIyrn. =.
PIC games at Antwerp, wonathe mid
world
Briscoo, who weighs 149 pounds
mas been wrestling this season In the
Ids pound class. In the Southwest
meet ne went against Ramsey. Tex.
lS hsgle, who weighed 1856 pounds
ana lost In his only defeat of tn,
year. Tho only other fan scored
against BrisCoc was by w Tlkka, of
ho American a. e. at Birmingham
last season. Tikka is now wcltcr.
weight champion OF the world, via
Antwerp. Briscoc will reduce TO lIb
ana enter Ms welter at Indiana.
Noylcs In wrestling his first year
az "a regular and has shown great
Iorm. lilo In the Southwest confer
nnce champion light heavyweight.
"" VIII weigh In at 175 pounds at
The big ten meet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
University
May Issue Challenge
to Big Ten Champs

CHICAGO, March s.--The Uni
versity az Missouri bask etbali
team, winner OF the Missouri vail
ley conference championship,
probably will challenge one OF the
teams tied for the western confer
enco title for post-season series
Of games, 1t was announced here
tonight
The Missouri team is regarded
as one OF the strongest teams ever
developed in the valley conference
and is considered a worthy oppo-
ncnt for any team in the country
Chicago and Pennsylvania met in
"A post-season series last year and
the games attracted wide interest
by their inter-sectional character.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
A NEW CHURCH IS FORMED
Free VIII Baptlsts Buy Lot and WIN
Construct a New EdiiiCc.

Free VIII Baptists' Church Of
Christ is IA new congregation which
recently was organized In Tulsa and
which Us soon to have a home OF its
own at Utica and Jasper. two blocks
north OF the Frisco tracks
Construction of frame church
building 2SNl0 feet was commenced
March and according to Rev II. ].
Matthew will be ready for dedica-
tion ana occupancy March 20.
Preaching services are held AZ II
"a. m. and 1880 y, m. sunday school
at 10 a. m, and prayer meeting at
1880 y. M. Wednesday evening" Tho
SUNDAY school already has IA mem
borshlp of a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
RAIN HALTS BRAVES WORK
Majority OF MiicheIrs Men Enjoy
surf Swimming

GALVESTON, Texas. March s.
Rain fell hep this afternoon and
most OF the Mterymen OF Manager
Fred Mitchcll's Boston Nationals
forsook baseball practice for surf
swimming. Tonight Manager Mitch
ell announced the schedule OF ex-
hibitlon games to be played as the
Braves work their way northward.
The dates follow:
April 4, first and second teams at
Brewton, Ala. April 8, University OF
Alabama VS.. first team; April s..
first and second teams at Column
bia, Tenn. April Z. first and second
teams at Paris. Tenn: April g.
Memphis Southern association team
Va. first team at Memphis; April Q
and 10. Louisville American associa-
tion team vs. first team at Louis.
vile.
Dick Rudolph, the last member OF
the pitching staff of the Braves 10
report for spring training, reached
Galveston today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
SAMMY SATAN WINS
Garvcr.ck Entry Defeats Nebraska
Wild Biil In Feature Race
OF Greyhound Program.
Yesterdays Results

First race, quarter milc--pc-
Iona Cannon, first. Kay County,
second; SawbuCk, third, Time,
81 2-5 seconds. Albina chief,
Flnnagans Bar Ink Spot also
ran.
Second race. throe- sixteenth OF
mile-Sly, first; Real Irish Lady.
Second; High Ball, third Time.
20 2-b seconds. Floctest Mike,
The shuffler, Dainty Peerless
also ran.
q, Third race. three -sixteenths OF
mile--Alabama Jack, first Ben
Brush, second. Allie Alert. third,
Time. 20 seconds, Sea Way,
Widest Dillon. Miss Nindicator
also ran.
Fourth race, three-eighth Of
milc-Billy Ray. first: Fearless
second; Naomi. third. Time, 40
seconds Killarney Lad, Black
Jack, Security also ran
Fifth race. quarter mile--Snm-
my Satan, first; Nebraska wild
Biz, second: Friendly Fox. third
Time, 26 l-5 seconds. Cindcr
Path, Mickey Clair, Lord Cannon
also ran.
Sixth race. reo.siXteenths Of
mile--Busy Clair, first. Flying
stone. second Rash Reuben,
third. Time, 10 30 seconds. Miss
finkcy Heir. Arasee also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Montreal Bidder for
Carpentier-Dempsey
Bout Adds to Offer

NEW YORK, March SC. f.
Graham of Montreal. represent
ing the syndicate that is bidding
for the Dempsey-Carpentier match
has made his proposition to Tex
'Rickard more attractive. it was
learned today Following a con-
ference late yesterday, Rickard
and Graham declined to give any
specific details and it was an
nounced that another conference
would be held today, indicating
that Rickard is giving the Mon
treal proposition serious consd-
Grafton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
REFEREE DISPUTE
HOLDS UP SHOW
Higdon Demands. a New
Referee --- Callahan
Stands Pat
BY LARRY DALEY.

/ Possibility that the boxing show
scheduled for March IS at Convcn-
tion hall will be held seemed remote
last night, when Promoter Jack CAL
lahan and Chick Higdon, manager
OF Tommy Alba. very unable to
agree on the referee Of the last OF
the three tO-round goes. the Alba
Mantell affair. Higdon is obdurate
In his refusal 20 permit Alba to box
with Gcd Gahan as referee. while
Callahan is equally insistent that
Gahan or mono other handle all his
feature bouts.
Were it not for the fact that the
boxing game suffers by the attitude
of those who should he more con-
cerned with its welfare than mere
fans or sport writer's. the situation
would be comjcal, Both Higdor and
Callahan and the boxer will losc by
their stand-pat attitude, should
neither relent
Would Bc Great Card.
Higdon has in Alba one OF the
most promising boys to ever box
here. Should he beat such tough
fellow as Mantell he would he a
great drawing card in Tulsa and
elsewhere.
Callahan had a potentially attrac-
tive card lined up. one of the best
possible OF so-called "all-star" af-
fairs, and It would probably have
been n good attraction for Tulsa
fistic devotees. Eait as the Alba
Mantell go was the feature event the
show would lose much of it's class
If they do not meet
Boxing is replete with the many
CARnl nf nhnFt a o. uhtn.l
nected with boxing who have killed
their own game. Such was the case
at Oklahoma City few years ago,
when Sammy Samson and Billy
Gragg, rival promoters, ruined the
game. thriving there then, to the ex-
tent that IL has never fully recov-
cred. And such was the cause of
the death OF boxing at Dallas, where
the sport was stopped a. few weeks
ago, due Indirectly to the Greb-Cel-
mars force, but more directly to the
petty chickering's OF promoters and
ComprolDise Advisable.
We hold no brief for either Hig-
don or Gala han. But for their own
good, as well as that Of the boxing
game, we advise them to effect some
sort OF compromise or for one to
accede to the others demands.
Personally, IL doesn't really make !
a great deal OF difference whether /
iahan referees or not and neither /,
are the boxing fans of Tulsa great !
" concerned as to who is the, third !
man In tho ring. Just 30 he knows /
MS stuff and is impartial, that's all. |
So why all this useless and childish
luarreling over the referee?