  This paper studies the long-term behaviour of a continuous time Markov chain
formed by two non-negative integer valued components that evolve subject to a
competitive interaction. In the absence of interaction the Markov chain is just
a pair of independent linear birth processes with immigration. Interactions of
interest include, as a special case, the famous Lotka-Volterra interaction. The
Markov chain with another special case of interaction can be interpreted as an
urn model with ball removals and is reminiscent, in a sense, of Friedman's urn
model. We show that, with probability one, eventually one of the components of
the process tends to infinity, while the other component oscillates between
values $0$ and $1$ (between values $0$ and $2$ in a special case).
