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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14
Il. e. BUND.l-.

Below we give our readers q let
ter written by Mr.. Bundy the col
ored boy who made the highest per
cent in a competitive contest in a
competitive contest for Cadetship
at the Naval Academy at Annapo-
lis, from Congressman Shattuc's
district of Ohio, Col. Shaltuc
says he that he will stand by tho
colored boy and propose to have
him enter the academy ifpossible.
The Culonel was informed that no
colored boy had ever went there
and If he insisted on having Bun
dy enter, the students would re-. re-.
sign. He replied by saying Let
them resign and be damn; let
them 60. propose TO see my
boy enter" Most ofthe newspa>
pers have expressed themselves
very freely in favorof Mr.. Bundy
entering the Academy, and this is
as it should be as he won the hon
or fair and square in an open com
petition.
In Mr.. Bundy's letter to his
tatherhe says:
'.The world is fast advancing to 4 place
where the mird and capabilities of a mall
will superset!e the color OF his skin and
the prejudice against him. Annapolis is
educating and training Americas best
youths, and don't think they are 80 fai
biased by narrow mind aud detected
conscience as to overstep the bounds OF
common decency and gentemaniness.
This is a government Of the people, by the
people and for the people. Annapolis Is
government school. Should she then close
her doors on any Of Americas loya! sons
| who seek to educate themselves that They
may defend the Constitution by which
they are protected?
80 far as social equality is concerned,
do not demand it. and do not expect &c
get it. Therefore, if they treat mca little
cold on that score will not be d;sappoint.
Ell. All l ask that they give me what
earn by my own intellectual efforts. | ex'
pect to be hazel just as any other new
conner. Tha. will not object to as long
as it is not brutal. intend 10 go to the
Academy "a. September, and ii ! am sue
cessiul in getting in, my rule Of action
will be to treat them all as gentlemen, and
I shall expect the same Of Them
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14
I COLORED CLERh.

In another column of this issue we men
ton the fac, that the large dry good lTnl
Of Harris Emery Co., has employed
a young coIored man
as clerk in their store al 1th and Walnut
streets. This is the first and only coioie'l
man ever given like position in the CITY
Of Dcs Moines. This young man is too
we'll aiavorably known to need any COM
ment at our hands. He is 4 graduate OF
Leon High school and hope that every
colored person in the city will show their
appreciation by giving Harris. Emery Co.
liberal patronage aud there y forcing
other merchants to employ colored sales
men rs is done in Chicago, Omaho, st.
Paul, Detroit and other cities,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14
CEDAR RAPIDS Bl'DEGTARIAN.

Rev. and Mrs Tillman, OF keokuk viii
be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. &. IL. Wade
during the Convention.
Misses Emma Oliphant, and Eva Broa'
dy, Prof J Bolcs and Mr.. Chss. Perkins
were ont boat riding on Cedar river las
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. 4, Pierce entertained at tea
Monday eveing, Misses Eva Broadly aEt
Emma Oliphant.
1t is rumored that breach OF promise
suit is soon Is bs commenced among ON
young people here.
Miss Pearl Wood is sick at her homs OF
Oak Hill
Joseph Boss is confined to his home o.
the account OF illness.
Mrs Ida Claire OF Kenwood, was in tllt
city on shopping tour Tuesday.
The Ladies Industrial circle met Frida.
afternoon with Mrs. Hattie Persons.
.Iamss Jones OF Upton, was in the city
Sunday.
Quite number of visitors are expecting
to be in our city during the convention.
Painting was commenced on the A, NJ.
f.. church last week,
Bishop Arnctt will hs in the city during
the convention.
The Light House Society met Friday
night with Miss Emma OIiphant OH 10Th
avenue.
The Ladies court met last Thursday
afternoon and elected officers.
Miss Florence Watkins of Upton is
visiting 10 our city.
A Theatrical party consisting of Mrs.
Maud Green, Misses Eva Brhady, Emma
Oliphant, Jessie Martin, Ottie Price, Flora
Watkins and Mrs Joe Jones attended the
opera Monday night. The report good
time.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14
SllEHlrF's SALE.

Stvte OF Iowa, Polk County. IS.
B.C. Warl Administrators OF the 's;tste
of G.. &. Lane deceased, and ID. g..
EAmundson.
IN. Talcott, Fl. NJ. Mcfarland, Trus-
tee, Mary 4. Ialcott. Frank ": worse,
Trustee, C. W Johnston, Holland 4 New
Scby-Starr 4 Company. The Shelter Top
Company, The State Trust Company. O.
IL. Dawson, Dcs MoineS Insurance Comp
any, j. H. Jones, Charles Il. Smith. and
the Eichland Buggy Company.
i'y virtue Of a spec.a execution to me
directed. Issued by the Clerk OF tie Dis
| trict Court of Polk county. Iowa. in favor
of i. G. Ward. Administrator Of the cs-
tate ofC G. Lane deceased. and y. G..
Edmundson, and against ). n, Ta|colt.
| on = judgement rendered by said Court.
on the l7lh day of April, \. d., 1897.
wherein it was ordered. auj'dyed and
decreed that tn, following described prop
erty be sold to satisfy said Judgement,
to-wit:
Lots Seventeen Q7), Eighteen (iS) and
Nineteen Q9) in Campbell Place now in
cudcd in the city of Des Moincs, Polk
County, Iowa.
Lots One Hundred Thirty-ninc Q39)
One Hundred Forty N4nO, One Hundred
Forty-one O4D, a.d One Hundred Forty
two (l42), in Campbell Place, now in
cluded in the city OF Dcs Mo;ncs, Polk
County. Iowa.
Lots Oae Hundred Twenty-eight C2S),
One Hundred Twenty-nlnc I29), One
N,,,lro,l 'lNi,r ~ /ISDN nNo IJpnl ,,} 'rhiy
ty-cne I3D. One Hundred Thirty-two
(l32), Que Hundred Thirty-thrre (l33)
and One Hundred Thirty Four u3D. in
Campbell Place. now included in the city
of Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa.
Now therefore. public notice is hereby
given that unless the said Defendants ap-
pear at lily office in Des Moines, on or
before the l4th day Of June n. d., 1897.
at ten O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day, at Which
time said above described property is here
by advertised to he sold, and pay of the
amount Of said Execution, with interest
aud costs, l will sell said property, or suf-
iicient thereof to satisfy said Execution.
with interest and costs, at public olltcry,
to the highest bidder, at the east front
door of the Court House, in Des Moines,
Iowa, for cash in hand to pay off ssid
Execution.
j. +. Stout, Sheriff. Of Polk County loxa.
BY S. Compton. Deputy.
Sheritf'S Office Des Moines, Iowa.
Dstc Of first Publication, May l4th.
Printers Fees $1,000.
Published by Iowa Bystan,Ier
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14
the leading lawyers in the uppeI

the leading lawyers in the upper
house are Senator Ellis, the senior
member of the bar, Senator Cars
penter, one Of the youngest and
brightest minds Of the chamber,
then there is Senators Berry, Car
roll, Eaton, pusy, Ranck: Healy,
Trewin, Benson, Perrin and last
but not least our own Senator
Cheshire, one Of the ablest and
soudest lawyers in the chamber.
In the house there is Rep. NJ. l..
Temple.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14
AN AMERICAN LUXURY.
ees Shlvc-s Abroad BecaCBs Coal IL 10
Dear.

"The thing I especially enjoyed after
a somewhat lengthy sojourn on the
other side was real genuine ;Amefl-
can CRATE fire." con, snced the traV-
eler. to the Detroit II Press. In
London felt as il l Was burning
something very precious with The
landlady charging Gd q scuttle for coal.
| remember sitting around a stove in
an English hotel. The weather was
cold and the coal in the stove bunched
together. took poker and stirred
it up.
"'That makes it burn faster ccn-
mented the landlord gravsly.
"'That's just what want l replied.
"a red-faced, hearty Englisman
broke in: You Americans are deucsd'
ly thin -blooded. don't you know"
Then in Italy yUu shiver about all
winter and in Germany those big. high
crockery stoves never seem to thaw
you out. So when arrived In Amer
lea in midwinter had jolly, big fire
in the room at my hotel and piled on
the coal, knowing that It would not
break my bank, in spite OF the prices
Of the big, abominable coal trust. Bur
after one has paid Cd scuttle for a
mighty little scuttle OF ccal he doss
not feel disposed to crlticise the trust.
l felt like lord. thin. .blooded Amer"
ican, though l might be. and was just
in the mood to read and aprrecj
that agreeable little volume. sas
Reveries OF Bachelor Those rever.
les would not seem halt 80 pleasing
when read before the smudss Of q peat
Hre in Germany or before the little
sklmpy CRATE fire of few pine cones
IN ltaly-not the Italy OF sunshine but
he Italy OF the cold. disagreeable. We:
lays"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14
BOONE ITEMS.

Rev. johnson preached Sunday he lef'
for Des Moines Wednesday morning.
The church choir meets for practice
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Simon Terry the delegate, will
leave lor the Cedar Rapids convention
Monday evening.
Tho amount necessary to pay the church
sewer tax has been subscribed.
Last week Mr.. Simon Williams and
wife departed for Omaha where they will
make their future home.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14
FAR FROM TRUE.

Our friends Tucker and Baldwin arc
prepal ng 10 star: for Nashvilleto attend
the Exposition. Omaha rr' gress'
Not much Bro. Barnett, as our
friend Tucker is very much in evil
dence in the BYsrASDEE office just
at present.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14

TIE editor of the Ram. Horn.
who seems to have more eSperianco
with religious meetings than with
some other things says: There is
no other thing tnat you can get SD
much OF for nothing as advice. y
This opinion will DE subject to re-
vision after the man who holds it
has consulted i lawyer or two
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14

HE number CT mIlionaires in
England is not so great as one might
believe. According to the report OF
the incomc-tax officials there are i'll
England seventy-one persons with an
annual income of $3.50. 00J over l. 100
draw $5n,0oD annually. and only
about lD,UUD hayo an income o!
EIU.ODl
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14

\ DEMONSTRATION which lives i'll
the Adelaide geological gardens.
taught its iangs the other day in
rug Being unable TO disentangls
itself, it proceeded TO swallow the
rng, which was seven lest by six III
SZe
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14

A NEW form ct delirium tremcns
aas attacked New York topper.
While under the influence OF q lively
ng he was shocked hy an aiectri:
Slrc. Now, when he has taken too
.uch whisky. he fancies he sees
.outtcring electric wires and writh'
az snakes, which shower him with
AnarkS.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14

Rev. J, Il. Seroey Of Iowa city wa
visiting old friends here over Sunday an
preached during the q',artely meeting a
he A, NJ E. church in the afternoon
Rev. Secrecy is well known in Des Moines
--Mrs. W. II. Gordon will leave thi
week for An extended visit in her old nom
st. Louis, Mo. she expects TO remain dur
ing the sunlmcr. Mr.. Gordon may &C
company her to st. Louis but will rst,r,
at once ~ he is sole owner Of the bea,,,i
full tonsorial shop At the Aborn House.
Tho cslored voters should re.nembe
that on next Monday there will be specia
election to ascertain IS to whether or no
the city should own their electric ligh
plant and thereby save thousands of dol
lars annually to tho taxpayers. Every
voter should turn out and vote and no
allow the corporations to mislead them.
Mr.. Edward w. Thompson has beer
employed as salesman in the Harr:s-Ems
ry Co. Dry Goods store.
The Misses Greens of Newton, attended
the ball Monday night.
Mr.. Charlie Stewart entertained at din
nsr Tuesday at the Savery house Calf
Misses El1ora and Genevie Green OF New.
ton and Miss EstellA Burnaugh.
Remember the special election next
Monday.
We acknowledge the receipt of a very
neatly printed invitation to attend the 10th
anniversary Of the Tuskeegee Normal and
Industrial Institute Of Alabama, May 2N!l
aud 2eth. Hon. Chas. Anderson OF New
York will deliver the annual address and
Rev. Amory II. Bradford, d. d. Of Mont.
clair, N. j., will deliver the commence
ment sermon.
Ex-Congressman Cheatham Of n. G..
has been appointed Recorder Of Deeds ol
the District Of Columbia. While We
favored John l.. Waller ss our choice, yc,
wo congratulate Mr.. Cheatham on his sue.
cess and scquieces in the appointment as
it went to a representative colered man.
Mayor McVicar and other
parties Of the committee who went
to New York to negotiate purchas.
ing the water works returned
Tuesday, while they could not
come to any agreement as yet.
Rev. Bruce of Oskalooss, In. ,
made brief visi) to our city this
week stopping with elder Reeves.
Miss Bessie Stewart who was
accidently hurt last week is much
;M;eroxed.
Mrs. j. II. Shepard who ha.
been quite sick is able to be out.
We received some very inter
!esting communication this week;
unable to print this week will ap'
pear next week.
Rev. Timothy Reeves, Mr..
Chas. Stewart district alternate
delegate and Mrs. Eliza Bell our
ST. delagate will leave Monday
for Cedar Rapids to attend the
convention, the latter will repre-
sent the BYsrANDER there; any one
wishing to subscribe orpsy up
their old subscription pay her and
she will recpt for the money.
Immediately after the legisla-
ture adjourned Mcssrs j. W. Med.
deton, Ed Good and Geo. Stovsll
II returned to their homes.
Wa do all kinds Of bicycle repairing
Nickel Plating and Enameling at right
prioss. Dawson's Hardware Fifth street.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14

SEAwEED has not even in our
widest moments ever been dreamt
of US an Instrument Of electoral cor
ruption. Yet the Toxic newspapers
lust to hand contain the account OF
the trial OF member o! the Japanese
parliament who was accused OF
bribery by corrupi:ng his const'h-
eu,s with presents OF cl:cle seaweea.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14

TIE fact that the new Chinese
plague microbc is said to originate
in filth does not protect us. The
cholera mlcrobe prefers filth as an
environment. but it does not hesi-
tate to- attack :he most cleanly vic"
Tins
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14
KNOXVILLE. NOTES.
Now is the Time to get a Home

Now is the Time to get a Home
The Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway
has just published newpaper called the
North Western Home Seeker, giving facts
about the great State of South Dakota and
the advantages it possesses for the pursui!
Of agriculture, dairying and cattle raising.
Lsu ds can be had at present upon most
favorable terms, and there is every indi-
cation 0: large immigration into the state
this season. Correspondence is solicited
from intending settlers, and a copy of the
paper will be mailed free upon application
to w. b. Kuiskern, % Fifth avenue, Chi
cago, III.
L. J. Slye, Bus. Mgr. of Chase II Vests
t1uiture store vii soon leave for AL ex-
tended trip to Europe.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14

FEANKl.,N SIMMONS. the American
sculptor at Rome, has just finished
and sent to the United States a stat
nc OF General Grant, which will be
erected at the capitol at Washing
ton
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14
DIR. EDWARD + JOHNSON,
Office over 607 West Walnut Street.
Residence, 1872 West 9th st.

IN The II. h. 5. Il. G.. will meet at Mrs w
III. Waricks, 1912 Woodland Ave. Thurs
;Hy May, goth. The members are request
to be present.
/. i, Hiss Jcnncttc Woods and her gsand-
flyler who have bee scjourning at Colfax
4 tertheir health, returned last Monday
f;Grsh t;a1 improved.
African Baptist church, School and
s81e"S "S; +. Lomack pastor. Preaching at
ssdircc p., Sunday school at 3. p M, Young
H soatb's meeting at p. M, Preaching at
J. @'S.j !o,,
2 ce:liss Ida Lytls and Mrs. Lomacks were
I the "hits' OF the evening at the First Az
rcan Baptist church concert last night.
Mr.. J. II. Rogers has been somewhat
indisposd etor the past fow days.
We rent wheels too Our wheels are al
new 1897 models and easy running.
Dawson's Hardware Fifth street
- Mr. Lewis one Of our successful! farmers
was in the city Monday as witness in
real estate case. he says that the farmers
are little late with their crops owing TO
the excessive rains, howev)o ane work is
crowding now.
Mr.. J. l.. Mosely was invited to sing
solo last Sunday ut Tho East Side Christ
ian church he acquitted himself very nicely
and received several compliments. Mr..
MoseIy is one OF the best bass soloist in
ho city > l.; leader of the 4. NJ. 4. church
choir.
Friends we ask you to patronize thos.
merchants and stores that advertise with
the EYsTANrEE for those who advertise
with Your papar appreciate your presence
and will treat you nicely.
Presiding Elder l5un,y Is in our city
attending the quartely conference the elder
is looking well and is well pleased with
Rev. Reeves management Of the church.
Miss Matte Robinson who left last
fall to liye in Chicago. III , is here visiting
old friends, she is stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Tomlin she likes Chicago quite
we'll yet it is hard to give up Des Moines
she says. <,
Mrs. Robinson's hand is f.nprovI g
nicely now.
Miss Bessie Stewart met with o very
narrow escape from fatal injury last
Saturday evtwhile down in town i'll her
buggy alone runaway team run into her
buggy demolishing the buggy and lhroy
ing her out on The side walk INJECTING
several slight injuries she was carried to n
house near By and \ doctor summoned. on
Il investigation no serious injuries were
4 found she was then taken to her home on
o5th st, where at this writing she is much
improved.
Bicycles repaired promptly and at right
prices. Dawson's Hardware Fifth street.
The Jennings Wall Paper Co., at S2l
WALNUT street, is The only firm that is SELL
ing Wall Paper as cheap as lc per Roll.
1t i, the only firm that is not a member Of
the Des Moines Wall Paper Sr,st. All
new goods. Call and see us. Phone 14l,
The Bystander does all kinds Of
job printing. Give us a call.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14

Mr.. j. Z. Moseley has been invited to
sing solo at the East Side Christian
church, Sunday night.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-14

THE steamer Miranda went huak
Ing for icebcrgs and found one soma-
what in the manner Of tho historic
man who hunted q bear and wa"
sorry when he found him.
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Mr.. Robt MINIS, Of Minnis Bros In
been quite sick the pust week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-10
RAILROAD MATTERS.


The last spike In the construction
the Kansas Guy, Piltsburg d Gul
road 10 Port Arthur, Texss, on the
Gulf, will De driven nt 3 O'Clock Satur
Jay afternoon. AT Fsirmount park,
In X sDsss Guy, there will be cele.
grafton In honor OF the event. AT
Port Arthur there will be Joy and Ju.
bileticn, and at Shreveport and MeDa
anu different points on the route the
lay Will be made memorable by cele.
bra ions.
For over two months through pas.
sem or trains have been run from
Kausss City to Port Arthur. From
De Quincy to Lake Cnsrles 10 Loui,i.
s4s, IN what is known as the Lake
Charles branch, the road uted it's owu
tracks, and from Lake Charles TO
Beaumont, twenty miles ABOVE Port
Arthur, the tracks OF the 8 .ulhsrn Pa
cifc were utilized. But tine forty.
seven miles OF track between De
Quincy and Beaumont. now beins
laid, will be Pittsturg * Gulf rails,
nd the road will then be using only
is own trat ks the entire distance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-10
hnslraInsian Mission History.

In getting up the history Of the
Australasian and other missions OF
the Pacific islnnds. as the Hawaiian.
the Society, the Samoan and other
proups. I'm order to insure accuracy of
the dates and facts, | desire the I'll
iers who have presided over missions,
conferences, districts or branches IN
either Of those missions, and who have
kent journals, that they VIII kindly
lend to the Historians ONCE such
private Journals as they can consist
emily submit for perusal. for the IN
terest of Church history, on condition
that they are well taken care of and
returned to the owners as soon as
they are used. The brethren who live
al a distance might perhaps bring or
send their books at the approaching
Conference In october next.
Il. d. RICHARDS.
Church Historian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-10

you In every way most implicitly.
DO you think that ! would hurt any.
once lse In the world with thht emo
save his own dear mother VINO saNe
him to me Win lots OF
hugs and kisses for you both, am,
your child's own papa,
MIR. Griffin also writes anectonate-
ly to his wife from Butte. Montana, on
tho 1ith of october, 1919
MIXED Up OVER DATES.
j. w Steele was then called and ties;
titled that the pony which Harfei SAD
he saw in the barn when he saw Mrs.
Griffin and Stahl between the LIST and
10th Of September, 1891, was not sold
by him to Griffin until after September
card, 1891.
ONLY ARRESTED FOR SCRAP
PING.
Alfred Il. Raleigh said he knew Mrs
Erickson and Miss Berkman while
they lived at tho Harmon block. MISS
Berkman's reputation for chastity and
virtue was bad.
on ross-exnmlnation by Mr.. Rich
ards Witness said he was mining man
and had lived IN Utah and ldaho all
his life. He had been ARRESTED seNei
nj times for ''scrapping but eech
time acquitted Witness denied that
he was related to Mrs. Erickson. but
admitted she was reputed To be his
half sister.
Asked as to how he knew Misr
BerlSman's reputation to be bad he
said Joe Onfien and his wife had
told him. He had heard it also from 2
dozen people in the New Resort
saloon and from his brother Phillip
and sister Alice and a lady named
Mrs. Jennie Edrcdge. Hadn't talked
with anyone about the case except
Attorneys Young and Zane this morn
gYrr 1s,nrt fnttVun1 until . O'Clock
THE DEFENSE RESTS.
This afternoon the accounts OF the
| settlements made between Mount n
| Griffin, were introduced as showing
what the latter might be worth now.
Mrs. Griffin was recalled and testl-
| fled that they only had one Shetlanc
| pony and that It was bought from 9
man named steele.
| on INSTRUMENTATION Mrs Griflir
said she and MIR. Griffin had been acl
| quainted three months before theli
| marriage. There had been some cor
respondence between them and wit
| ness admitted having invited Mr.
| Griffin TO come and see her at Mar
| shalltown, Iowa.
| Mr.. Griffin came and we had [
good time" said Mrs. Griffin.
1--WE rest" said MIR. Zane, when tn
plaintiff opened in rebuttal by callini
| T.. Il. Barker to the stand. The wit
ness said he had taken the deposition
of DR.. Payne. No objection wa
made to the transcript either by Dr
Payne or the attorneys but what h
readily corrected. He did not remem
Der DR.. Payne wanting TO make
correction to which the attorneys SAL
It was immaterial, at least he did no
hear 1t.
Attorney Joseph w. Richards testi
fled that he was one of the attorney
in the case. and was present whe
the dispositions Of Dr. Payne wer
read by Mr.. Barker. Nothing was SAL
about correcting the dispositions /
witnesses presence.
Attorney +. G. LOofborow said h
was also present when the deposition
were read over. No one suggested
correction or change in the depos
ticns. Rememhed a conversation h
had with DIR. Collins in Los Angele
Cal. Nothing was said about Griffin
determination to ruin Mrs. Griflii
Witness had told Mr.. Collins that II
parties could not be reconciled. Hei
the News" report closed.