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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
MORE RIGID RULES
FOR CARPENTER

Mophasset. N. z. June rT.-StiIl
more risid rules were today laid down
in the camp of Georges Carpenter
Trainer Gus Wilson announced tha,
certain hours for work and play had
been set aside and that no member of
the camp would leave his place with
out special permision he said
The CHALLENGER would do a sreat deal
Of secret training from now on. All
members Of the party will keep the
same hours. from Georges to the cook
Rain prevented the challenger from
doing any heavy work today. He spent
several hours IN his room which is
irted up snuEiy and photographs of
his wife and oaby Jacqucline are hun G
In profuston IN the walls There arc
ano many sporting pictures and
Georges read all Of the America n
ne~spapars we're taken to his room.
He reads English quite we'll
Ints morning he walked five mile.
before heavy rain set I'm and spent
about half an hour in the afternoon in
the gymnasium.
There were 10 visitors all day. Car
pender remarked that It was the first
real rest he has had in three weeks.
He expects To work hsrd tomorrow II
the weather permits and will rest again
sunday In preparation for sparrinE
session Monday afternoon.
Charles L1sdou1- the French bantam
weight, viii arrive At the camp ncxt
week and win start work With Georges
immedfAa ~ Trainer Wilson said
other stArring paftn~rr arc due to
arrive Monday.
Manager Dcecamps has received
word that his asad mother who wa,
uAkon prisoner In 1874. by the Germans
And remained in n G~.n n,,..-
thruout the Saf. had died a. a resuI,
OF her experiences. He cablcd ,r
France ordering that her crave be
covered With f1overs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
GREY LAG Wins
BROOKLYN RACE

New York, June 17.-Grey Lag j.
year-old coli ny Star shoot Miss Min
mic. ridden by Jockey L. Fator, llV
pounds. wearing the colors of the RAN
cocas stable Won ,hc Brooklyn handi-
cap at one mile and . furlonS at the
Aaueduct track today, The time.
40 4-5. was two fifths of a second be-
hind the record for this race made by
II. r Whitncy's nino-year-oid Borrow
carrying III pounds in 1917 and equals
Eternals time of two years ago.
Today's winner was the only 3-year-
old in the field OF eleven starters. one
of which. Mai Halter stable COM
panion. was coupled with him as the
public choice a: to N the betting.
H r. Whitncy's John p. Grior
finished second.
Willis sharpe. Kilmer's t,xterminator
with the top IrIpost OF i2a pounds was
third.
The race WAS run over dun track in
a drizzle which followed light morning
rains.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
AMERICANS READY
FOR POLO MATCH

London, England. June 1T-(By The
Associated Press)-America will face
England tomorrow in the first of a
series of polo matches in an endeavor
to carry back to the United States the
international polo cup now held by
England. The matches will be played
on the grounds of the birmingham
club. The second contest will occur
"Wednesday next and the third IL
necessary Saturday The winner of
two matches takes the cup.
The Americans are placing their re-
lance on Louis Stoddard who will play
in number one position; Thomas c.
Hitchcock. No. .: j. Watson Webb,
No. 3, and Devereaux Milburn, cap
tain of the team at back. There is
some doubt as to whether Milburn will
be able to take part in the play how
ever. owing to a strained back, and
1t may be necessary to call on one OF
the substitutes. c. c. Rumsey and Earl
W. Popping.
Their English opponents will be
Lieutenant Colonel II. A. Tomkinson,
No. |. Major r. w. Barrett No. >, Lord
wodehouse. No. g. a dnMajor Vivian
Lockett. captain. Back. The team with
the exception of Lord Wodehouse, is
the same that captured the trophy at
Meadowbrook, Long Island, in 1914.
He takes the place on the team form
erly occupied by Captain Leslie Chcape
who was killed in Turkey during the
war.
The first match will be Witnessed by
members of the British royal family
and by King Alfonso OF Spain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
SPORT NOTES

Psris-Andrc Colbert. W. n. Laur-
cntz. Jean Ssmszcuilh, ]. Brurnon and
Mile. Suzanne Lcnglen have been de-
finitely chosen as the French tennis
team to go TO the United States this
summer II was announced today. This
team. which will sail July -. or at
least the male members. will meet
Japan there in tho Davis cup prclim-
mary matches. Mile. Lenglcn will play
In the national championships for
women.
PouEhkccpsie fntcrcollo Eiatc ath-
letics for womcns colleges were siren
uously opposed here yesterday by
older graduates Of Nassar. altho de-
batting contests with other institutions
wcrc generally approved.
New York-Furchas OF the three
old bay colt knohhic by Harry r. Sin
clair from the Quincy stables. was an
nounccd today. The price was said
to be twenty-five thousand dollars.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
SPEED DEVELOPMENT
OEMPSEY'S aim

Atlantic City. N. j.. June 17.-with
grind today, development of the cham
Georges Carpenter is the chief aim
of his handlers.
Dempsey will be called upon to do
more boxing with smaller and lighter
sparrinE partners as he advances into
the final two weeks of training. and
mauling with the heavyweights in
camp will be gradually cut down.
Jack Kearns. manager of the cham
pion, plans to bring>some of the fast
est middle weights and light heavy
weights in the country into the camp.
Harry -Greb. the Pittsburgh no.
FOUNDER. who assisted Dempsey in train
ing for the match with Billy Miske. in
Benton Harbor last Labor Day. Mike
Gibbons, the St Paul middleweight
and the Jamaica Kid probably will join
the staff of sparring partners
Altho Dempsey plans to enter the
ring at "Boyles thirty acres" July .
weighing about 100 pounds. he may be
lighter than this, Manager kearns said.
If the weather becomes hot in the days
preceding the match. The title holder
scaled 1874 pounds yesterday, accord
ing to Kearns.
Dempsey. 1t became known today,
was host to two hungry and footsore
strangers at a hot meal at his camp
yesterday. They had walked here from
Philadelphia and neither had sufficient
funds for a meal
I've been in the same fix many
times. busted and hungry" Dempsey
told them
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
over ONE HUNDRED ATHLETES ARE
ENTERED IN NATIONAL TRACK MEET

tonight. 1t was decided to combine
trial heats with the finals tomorrow
starting the meet at 1 O'Clock central
standard time.
Hot, sitting weather has left the
track in an unusually dry condition.
The WEATHER has caused some worry
to Pacific coast men who are hoping
that shower tonight or tomorrow
morning will decrease the sultriness.
The coast runners today said that
under present conditions they might
find ii impossible for one man to enter
more than one running event.
Final tabulation of the entry lists to-
day showed sixty-one colleges and
universities represented.
Every contestant is world, national
or sectional champion in some event
and many close contests are expected,
Early Eby. of Pennsylvania. and Tom
Campbell, of Yale. star middle dis
tance runners, will meet in the half
mile and Earl Thomson will find a large
list of star hurdlers against him in
both the 1aO yard and 200 yard events.
In the field events Mahan of Texas,
A and NJ. and Hamilton. of Missouri,
National all-around champion, will
meet number of men whose marks
this year have been close to the
world records.
The preponderance of entries is from
the central states but every section
of the country is represented. Central
states will he represented by IS schools,
eleven eastern schools have entered,
eight southern institutions have sent
men and four Pacific coast schools will
have men here,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
CARPENTER FINDS
PUZZLE SOLUTION

Msnhasset. y. Y. June i1.-Memortcs
OF an exhibition bout with an Ameri-
can doughboy in an American camp
in France and the solution of a puz-
zlc in connection with II were pro-
vided Georges Carpenter today by a
telephone message from an American
colonel OF infantry.
Remember how he kept punching Z
your head and when he paid no atten-
ton to your cautioninE. you had to
knock him out with n right to the
jaw" inquired the colonel.
Yes" replied Georges, but. why
was he so persistent -
Why. We gave him 800 and told him
to knock YOU out"
Georges laughed heartily and then
in perfcc; slang said:
We'll. I'll he blowcd."
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
INTERNATIONAL GOLFERS
PRACTICE FOR TOURNEY

81. Andrews. Scotland. juno 11.--tRy
The Associated s.)-The largest
assemblaEe of International Golfers
ever seen here are hard at work in the
final weekend practice for the quail
flying rounds OF the British open
championship which begins Monday at
the Royal and Ancient Golf club
The draws shows $50 men entered
including tho cream OF the amateurs
and professionals OF the United States
tho British Isles. Australia, France
and Spain.
The Americans who will make a
final attempt to capture the British
1921 open title include Walter Hagen
James Barnes. Jock Hutchoson.
Charles Evans, bobby Jones and
Paul Hunter
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
Threat to Stop
Fight is Made

Hackensack. y. j. JUNE IA
threat that there would he no DAnp-
Carpenter fight IN Jersey City
July II tho New Jersey boxing COM
mission could not have the privilege
of naming the referee was made last
night by Commissioner Dohcity.
Commissioner Doherty said q serious
situation had arisen as "a certain
party" believed he should have the
privilege of naming the referee.
State Senator Alexander simpson dc
clared IL the commission did not show
backbone in sdekinG up for its rights
and name the referee the mkt senate
would repeal the New Jersey boxing
law.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18

Chicago, Ill.,. June 17.-More than one
hundred college athletes from all sec
tions of the country today went thru
their PAGES on Stage field, practicing
for the National Collegiate Athletic
Association Track and Field meet to-
morrow hut because many stars from
distance points we're unable to arrive
today elimination tryouts were called
off.
1t was found that of the 240 entrants
in the. meet nearly half were unaware
that they would have to qualify and
did not arrange to reach Chicago until
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
BIG LEAGUE OWNERS
MEET WITH Lands

Pitishurr. IA, June f1-Ciuhownerp
Of the National AMI american leagues
will meet hc=c next Monday at the call
OF Judge Lan1is. commissioner Of or
ganizcd bascplll m an attempt to
reach an agreement on a Gel tain rule
said to haze caused considerable con-
fusion In both leagues It was an
nounccd hero today
Tho rule In question was not dis
closed officially but is believed the
lively ban ana the adyiss hiilty Of It's
elimination viii he the subject Of dis
cuHsior.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
CECIL LE|TCH WIN
FRENCH Open HON0RS

Fontainobl.au. France. June 17.-tBy
The Associated Press)-Miss Cecil
Leitch, British womcn's golf champion.
today defeated Miss Joyce Wotherod.
also of England. in the final of the
French womcns open golf champion
ship tournament by six up and five to
play.
This was the fourth time Miss Leitch
won the French championship. Miss
Alexa Stirling OF Atlanta. American
women's golf champion, who was n
strong contender cor the title this
year was eliminated by Miss wethered
in the semi finals yesterday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
rotO MATCHES TO OPEN

Bendon, June 11.-tBy Tho Asao-
ciated Press Doubt as TO whether
tho first Of the International polo
matches would he played tomorrow
At HurlinEham as scheduled. was dis
sipated this afternoon when dcci-
zion was reached that the game
would take place, regardless Of the
condition Of the DcvercauN Mflburn
captnin Of the American team. who Is
indisposad.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
pEscAMp.s CoLoRruL HOSE

Nsnhasset. y. Y. June Il p. Des-
camps manager NJ Georges Carpenter.
carries II more kinds Of socss In hts
trunk than docs his charge and more
than the European champion could
pack In both arms.
hose
Recently he went to New York in
tending ~ nur ,hsEc new suit He re-
turned with :vo dozen new pairs Of
socks. bringing his total supply to an
oven hundred pairs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
ISL. ". W. RELEASED

Kansas city. Mo. Jurc l7.-Eirhteen n
members Of tho /. w. W. serving ser-
tcnccS in Leavenvor,h federal prison
for alleged sabotage In the wheat and
oil neids Of Kansas and Oklahoma will
ba released late today. An order for
their release was prepared following
tho receipt here Of a mandate from
tho United States circuit court Of hp-
pesis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
Franklin Wins Hardwicke

Ascot Heath. Eng. June i7.-TBy Tho
Associated Pressl - The Hsrdwicke
stakes Of two thousand SovcrtEns for
three year oldh and upward over a
course of one mile and half. run
hero today was won by Lord Csrnar-
von's Franklin James A. dc Roth
schild's Milenko was second and Sir
George BullouEh's Golden Myth was
third. Twelve horses ran.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
JIMMY DEAN

An important message iE held by the
Shorts Editor Of the Pueblo rhieftAir
for Jimmy Dean. Jimmy Dean, or
his personal representative is request
cd tn call at this office for the
message
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
JACK JOHNSON
MADE FIGHT OFFER

Lesvenworth. Kansas. June i7.-Iack
johnson. former heavyweight puril..t
champion. serving sentence in tho
federal prison for alleged violation OF
the Mann act. and who will hc re-
leased July :. has been offered fifty
five thousand dollars to meet Harry
Wills in Jersey City. y. J.. August ..
u was declared here tonight. John
sons first public appearance after hts
release from prison will he at an ath-
letic show in LcaVcnvorth. july ..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18

Batteries - Ryan, Sallee, Nehf. and
Snyder; Tyler. Chceves. Jones. Mar
tin and OFArell
Summary-Two base hits: Grimes.
HolLocher. Bancroft. O'parreIl. Frfsch.
Nehf. Stolen base: Pri8ch- Sacrifices:
Terry 2: F1ack. DpuhSe plays: Ban
croft, F>risch. Kclly: HoIlochcr. Grimes:
Kelly. Bancroft Bases on balls: Tyler.
j: Jones. J: Ryan. 1; Nehf. L In
nines pitched: Tyler. "a. Ches~es,
. 1-5; Jones. 1: Martin. 1: Ryan,
LIS; Saiiee. -: Nehf. I. Struc,s
out: BY Ryan. 1: Cheeves. /; Jones.
4. Martin
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
pRooKIYN DEFEATS PIRATES

Pttsburg. Penn. June 1.-THE
Brooklyn champions defeated Pitts
burg batting freely the pitching Of
Hamilton AMI Fonder. Cadore pitched
well until the ninth when lie passed
two men and schmidt sent them over
with triple. Announcement was
made At the same that q meeting of
Major League officials to be presided
over by Judge Lkrdn. win Be held here
Monday. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
EHMKE ISL0SER TOREDS0X
MD0UBLE HEADER WITH TIGER
Menosky, Boston Fielder, Features In Both GarI
With Perfect Bat Washington Wins
Third Game

Tho double win put Boston into
first division. Menosky madl
single. double and triple in the
game and a triple and home ruj
two times at bat in the second 81
Score:
Detroit -. 100 100 020 a. i
Boston go. 100 001 110 l-5 II
Batteries-Perritt and Ainsrj
Pennock ard Ruel
SECnNn CAME
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
NATIONAL

Chicago. ILL.,. June 1s.-ChicaSo de-
feated New York in a slussing match
which was tied twice and threatened
blew up in the ninth The final rally
of the visitors was checked by Martin
who replaced Jones. after one run had
been scored and the bases were filed
with none out Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
AMERICAN

Boston, Mass. June 17.-Boston
took both games from Detroit' the
first in ten innings with Ehmke off
cially credited as loser in each game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
RISrUorr HEJrAsrp

Memphis. Tom. June i7.--GeorEa
Bischoff. q catcher has been released
by the Memphis Southern Association
club to tho Wichita Fails Texas lea
que club. tt was announced here to-
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
WESTERN LEAGUE

At St. Joseph. 6: Wichita. a.
A: Sioux City, 5: Tu'sa. I.
ht ou,ahN. s. Oklahoma City.
At Dies Moines, s: Joplin. I,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
CLUB STANDINGS
Games Today.

GaMes Today.
Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at FittsburE.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18

Batteries-Ehmke. HollinE
Rassler, Manion. ]. Bush
Walters.
Summsry-Two base httsr
gent. f'lsEstead. HendryI.
Three base hits: Pratt. Me-
Home runs Blue. Menossy.
fices; HendryS. McInris. p
plays; Young. Blue. Hoiling 4
sisted). Walters to Pratt. Bsa
balls: Ehmke. II, Hoilinr. l.
out: Ermke. 2. j. Bush, s
pitch: Bush, /.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
SENATOR'S WIN THREE

Washington. u. c. June IL
irEton won its third straight
from St Louis Morridge pitr
strong game thruout while Bolar
hammered and retired after M
inning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
AMERICAN League.
Canes T~Aay,

Chica 30 at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Little Rock. rs; Chattanooga.
L..
At Mobile. So Nashville, al.
At New Orleans. .: Memphis. 3
At Birmingham. 3: Atlanta. 10.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville, &: Toledo. 1.
At Milwaukee. 6: ct Pani. :.
At indianapolis. ?: Columbus. Z.
Kansas City-Mmneapolis. no, sch
eduieh.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
BRAVES ADMINISTER DEFEAT

BRAVES ADMINISTER DEFEAT
st. Louis, Mo. June 17.-Ecston ad-
ministered the third consecutive de-
feat Of the 1eries to st. Louis, Filling
i'm letting the Cardinals down with but
four hits. Ff1ltgim and Powell made a
. home run. Score:
Boston ... 200 O32 21a-10 10 o
ISt. Louis ......... 900 900 coc-O o
Batteriee-Pi1linsim and Gowdy;
Hainec, Goodwin, Rivierie, Schupp and
Clemons, NfebergaL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
RI,. RAFTING LIsr

New York. June Major league
batsmon. n they maintain tho prcs-
ont pace In home run hitting. will
crash out more than ono thousand
circuit drives this season. as COM
pared with a total Of s3i. in 1890.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18

Glider and SEVERED. MoErie
Charity.
summary Two base hits; n
ShaukH. Stolen base: Hsrris
rihce: Lamb. Bases on ball.
rridEr. 1: Roland, :. Innings
Roland. 5; Burwcll. 1. Van
>. HIT by pitcher: BY
co'Rourkc). Struck out: BY NJ,
5. II
Philadelphia. Iuno II. Clc
Philadelphia game postpone0,
New York. Juno 1T-NevIYc
caEo gamc postponed. wet y,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
HOMES BLOWS UP IN NINTH
ANDSLUCFEST GOES TO CHICAGO
Game Is Twice Tied and Threatens To Go Extra In
nings When Cubs Pitcher Falls By
Wayside

first victory Of the season after five
defeats. Brussy was put out of the
game in the second inning for disput-
ing McCormick's decision on balls and
strikes. Score:
Philadelphia .oo1 900 1oI-
Cincinnati ......Oe4 go Oox-l1 II l
Ratteries-keenan. Hubbell and
Bruggy; Peters, Brenton and Har-
grave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18

REDS TAKE THREE
Cincinnati. Ohio. Iunc rT.-Ctncinnau
made IL thrce strsicht from PhiiAdel-
phia by batting Keenan, and Hubbcll
freely and winning. II was Brentons 3
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
WASHINGTON

S-Eatted for Burwcil In 7th.
u-Sstted for L<-r in 9TH.
Batted for Van Glider In
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18

1-Baftsd tor Hamilton IN sth.
n-sAtied for Ponder IN Sth-
Bruok1yn ....-... .ds3 ON 11o-s 1S q
FftfsbnrE .......-.ooo 0t0 N2-3
Batteries-Cadore and Miller: Bamil-
ton. Ponder and Zinn and Schmidt
Summary: Two hasr hfts-Johnston.
Three base hfts-Miilcr. Wheat,
Schmidt Doaole p4ays-HAmilton. Ma
ranv1ile. Grimm. Ponder. Schmidt
Grimm. Naranviilc Grimm Raaea on
hsri~-Cadorr. 5: Hamilton. 3. Innings
pitchod-Hamilton 5; Ponder. 3: Ztrn.
/ SrtHk out-;Iy Cadore, 1: Hamiitoa.
:; Zinn. l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
NEW YORK

totals ...-..-.-..4O no Ii
x-Battnd for SAnee In Stu
H-Batted for RApp IN 9th.
CHICAGO
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18
SECOND GAME
DEROIT
BOSTON

lptblS %
x-Batted for Ehmke in S.
XN-Ran for Bassler in S.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-18

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P. c. Woods spent yg
Jesup.
J. M. Hobbs came over from the is.
land yesterday.
A. G. Dennis, of Detroit, spent yes
terday in the city. TeTe
H. n sunnin, of oakley, spent yes
terday in the city.
E. S. Summerall, of Savannah, was
in the city yesterday.
Stanley Lee, of Hartford, Conn,
was in the city yesterday. ae
Senator L. r. Akin left last night
on business trip to Atlanta.
U. A. Hughes, of Baxley, was among
the visitors to the. city yesterday.
w. H. Howard; accompanied by Mrs
Howard, came over from Savannah
yesterday.
Harry Arnold left some days ago
FOR Locust Grove, Ca, where he will
enter school,
Clarence Isaac returned yesterday
, rim Michigan where he has been TAX
ing sumner law course
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Mssselwhite and
sen, prominent Woodbine residents,
were in. the city yesterday.
Dunwoedy Atkinson left the first
of last week for Ann Harbor, Mich,
where he will resume his studies.
The many friends of Joe Borchardt,
who has been i'll for the past three
weeks. will be glad to learn that he
is greatly improved and viii be out
again tomorrow or the next day.
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PARIS NOTES

Paris, Ida, Nov. Members OF
the Second ward enjoyed an unusual
" successful ward conference last
Sunday. Pres. ola Transtrum and
Roy Welker we're present during the
day. Mention was made of the
wards being the first in the church
to hold such conferences. Reports
showed an excellent condition thru
out.
The Paris Commercial club scor-
ed their usual success In q dance
given last Thursday evening In the
Pavilion.
The stake and Paris Y. L. M. I.
A., entertained at a Halloween ball
in the Pavilion on Halloween night.
Decorations were in oragne and
black. Cider and doughnuts were
served and a number OF unique ana
"spooky" features introduced.
The monthly stake Priesthood
meeting drew large numbers from
Outside towns to Paris last Saturday.
Mrs. Wallace Teuscher. formerly
Miss Minerva Tueller. was the guest
OF honor at q miscellaneous shower
last Thursday.
Tho second ward Primary Pre-
scented a dramatization OF the March
of the Mormon Battalion" In the
ward hall last Thursday evening
The Pioneer trail from Nauvoo To
Utah was also shown.
Louis Bulge IN In from the Bulge
ranch at Manson for a short visit.
I'D. Shepherd returned Sunday
from a short business trip to Sail
Lake.
Mrs. Elva Pugmire sof Sc. Charles
visited with her mother Mrs. SuzaT
Law. last week.
Pres. VIM. L. Rich attended tbs
funeral Of his brother in Twin Fall
Sunday.
The Misses Athey entertained a
merry Halloween froiie at tn
Paris oHtei last Saturday night.
Members of the x. Y q, club wer
entertained by Miss Drucilla Passe
ION Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas King left this weel
for Pocatello where she will under
-igo an operation.