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Thought her yOlLg enough to wear
bright col0fs and !, was sweet thing
% think of thongh NJ this particular
moment it WAS embarrassing When
the professor noticed She tears IN his
daughters eyes Ep WIS startled and
then what he suppysed was the truth
suddenly flashed 90 BIN Helen had no
Easter hat and was lDnging for one II
WIS a struggle but hp made d resOlu
iion NJ once She slnuIl have the hat
Mmhor WAS 20 npd to doing things for
J'f-rs That she never expected any.
aiu Tor herself and az nothing had
He.n nd to her about II she would not
.eci hnrt But ~ soon as he made the
suggestion Helen protested and her
protects were not wholly disinterested
The bat was no mere appropriate for
Der than slr her mother and she shud.
dered at tbc thuasht OF wearing II
"Oh. couldn't think Of being 80
selfish she protested and then she
ran away 10 her own room to think Of
something 10 do leaving the good pro
fessor woeinlly perplexed
In the privacy Of her own room Helen
faced the situation and laughed and
cried over II Il was both ridiculous
and perplezing. hut she must find some
way 10 keep her father from giving her
mother a present that she could not
wear 90 please him The more she
thought about IL the more clear il be-
-ame that the suggestion made by her
Iather was the real solution Of the diff
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fsssor Glancing at him q second time.
he approached with extended hand
hello. Barton How are your
"Ehi What's thatT
"What Don't you know meT
II am afraid. said the professor
"that you are In the same fix as ! am
Yon will have 10 be identified
The bank president laughed uproari-
ously
"Can IL be possible that you have
forgotten the night Of the class dinner
when you az class orator and ! ~ toast.
master were captured and imprisoned
By the sOphomoresT
what You are not Fatty SmithF
That's who | am. Plug Barton,
and the president laughed "But what's
thisf' be added. noticing the check In
the professor hand Here. Schenck,
cash the professor check for him
After he had indorsed the check and
received his money he and the bank
president went into the private room
and talked over old times till the pro
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POLK COUNTY COURT HOUSE

The Building to Be Butt Of Stone ane
to BE Completed BY January /, 1900.
Dallas Observer. March 81:
Messrs. Irb & Van Patten, the sue.
cessful bidders On the work OF COM
pleting the superstructure OF Polk
county court house. filed their bond
with the county court on Wednesday
OF this week, aud were awarded the
contract.
They giYe az b0ndsmen Messrs Geo
B. Gray, r. e. Cross and w. GRAY.
who qualified in the sum ,of $40, coo
each.
The contract provides that the con .
tractors are 70 perform and finish all
work Of construction To the satlsfac-
tion Of Delos d. Neer. architect. act
ing as superintendent aud agent of
the county.
All materials aud labor are 10 he
furnished by the contractors, and the
exterior OF the building is to be built
Of stone.
The contractors shall proceed with
'he work Ia a prompt aud dingent
manner and are 70 finish the build.
lng on OF before the lst OF January
1900 la default thereof the con.
tractors shall pay TO the county $40
Tor every day thereafter that the sal, 4
Work shall remain unfinished. As and
Tor llQuidated damages; provided
however that u eau be reasonably
shown that the contractors have been
nesllgent 10 furnishing labor apd
materials.
The county shall effect Insurance ON
the building Ia the name Of the
county aud Ia the name Of the con.
tractors, against loss or damage nv
nfe' 10 such such suns as NAV De
agreed upon-the premium for Suen
insurance T. BE- paid ia equal shares
oy the parties thereto.
Ihe sum 20 be paid is s24. .s32. paya.
DE Ia county warrants. as follows
Estimates OF q cost II labor aud ma
'eFialS shall be made from time N
.'me' as the work progresses, by the
ifeh'Ieet Who will then issue eertin
Yates OF payment in the amount of oO
per cent ot said estimate. The nun.
Der OF payments 90 Dc made not toex.
'eed 'eu tlOl Including the hnal nav.
heat To oe made after the ,compl tlon
'nd acceptance OF the building bv ths
'rchltect aud board OF county conn.
nissi0nerS.
su"uld the contractors at auy tine
'u''uS tue proetess OF said work en-
'ol any one wso any reason, is ob.
tothe architect, they shan
: once Discharge such peisla aud
hereafter exclude him from the prem. \
'es whenever so requested by the y
ounly court
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-01
EARLY CLOSING
Merchants OF Salem Agree to Close Their
Stores a. OF m.

Merchants OF Salem Agree to Close Thelr
Stores a. OF. m.
Success has hnally crowned the
efforts OF those who have been trying
TO inaugurate the early closing move.
ment, aud twenty OF the leading
hrms OF the city have signed au agree.
ment 60 close their stores at O'Clock
y. m. Of every business day except
saturday commencing Monday, April
sand Continuing until September I.
Il is understood that this also includes
Sunday closing, aud agreement for
which has also been euterd into
by the BARRIERS, taking effect from
date.
An effort Will be made 20 have the
four millinery stores ioin la the early
closing movement.
one or two more hrms are ex- |
pectedstill TO eater the agreement. I
Those who have signed. up 10 date
are;
Jos. Meyers s Sous, G, W, Johns,n
! Co, Rrausse Bros, J. J. Dalrymple
/ Co. e. G. Given. n. nolverson.
lsour0's Racket, willis Bros. 4 ca. 7
3 7, barnss, o. p. pabney, Jacob
'ogt, Salem Shoe Store, q p, Bishop.
/, A. Miggios, Ar Stein0ach & Co /
2 n. Lacy \ Sons, W, n. uobson.
alton BFos., A. 5, Dearborn, }. r.
White.
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Excel, With solos by Mr. c. W.Livesay
and MI. Seley. Choir Master, Fran
cesco Seley. Organist, Miss GeDevieve
Hughes.
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The best available musical talent
will take part in the services at tn,
several places OF worship, as will bt
seen by the programs published below,
which comprise all that we're avail
able at the time OF going 20 press
AZ the First Congregational church
the program is arranged especially
for the knights Tenplar, for the
morning service, aud Is as follows:
Hymn AIS, Gertrude
Anthem, "Now Is Christ Risen lieu
Responses, Tails
Gloria Patrl, p. p. 1856, Spohr.
Gloria 10 Excelsls, Old Chant.
Bonum est, Walters.
Deus misereatur, Barnby.
Responses, TallIs.
Hymn 2lG, yer. I, 2, 3, 5, Carey
Address, Rev. w. q. Kantner, ID. d.
Announcements.
OGertoire, melody In F, Rubenstein,
Mr. Roy Gesner.
Solo, 81 Know That My Redeemer
Liyeth", Handel, Miss NJ. Anderson.
Hymn, 24l, Coronation.
Bcnediction.
Postlude ton OrganD.
In tln evening at the same church
Will be given the following:
Voluntary
Hymn 2l6, yer. !, 2, 3, 5, Carey
Invocation, "Gloria Patri" D. p. 1856.
Anthem. II Am lie That Liveth,"
Simper,
Prayer Response, Pater noster,
announcements.
Ohertoire, organ.
Address, Rev. w G. Kantuer, ID. ID,
Hymn, 2l2, Marcellus.
Solo, "I Know That My Redeemer
Liveth," Han6el, Miss Anderson.
Hymn 223, Diademata.
Anthem, "The Lord Is My Strength" "
Simper.
Anthem, "Now Is Christ Risen,"
Allen,
Hymn 300, bort.
Benediction.
Postlude.
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At st. Paups Episcopal church the
Easter day musical programs Will 0e
as follows at eleven a. m:
Professional, Al Sullivan.
Anthem, "Christ our Passover"
Preston.
Gloria, King.
. TIE Deum, g. Simper.
Jubilate, 10 3 fat, f. NeTin.
| 6ymn, Pilestrina.
/ Kyries, French Litang.
Gloria Tibl, Paxton.
Hymn, w. n. Mont.
Ofertory Anthem, "He IL Risen, E
A. Glare.
Solo by Miss Nina Huelat.
Sursam Corda and Sanctus, Camldge
Hymn, Elyey
Gloria In Excelsis.
Nunc Dimittis, 5. b. whitney.
Recessional, J. B. Dykes,
At 1880 p, m:
Professional, A. S. SulliYan.
Gloria, King.
Anthem, Magnifcat,
Burnett.
Nuno Dimittis, Whitney.
Hymn, G. F. Roper.
OfertOry Anthem, Halleluiah, Christ
Is Risen," Z. Simper.
Solo, Miss Huelat.
Professional, B. Tours.
Choir Master francesca Seley.
Organis5, Mrs. w. G. Tillson.
AS will be seen from the above pro
grams, the vested choir OF the EpiscO-
pal church has maze extensive
preparations for Easter Day. The
lhOir consists Of twenty-four voices
drilled by Prof Seley and their
services will be especially attrative
this year.
At the First Baptist church spec
ial musical program for the morning
and evening services is being arranged
by the Home Quartet, consisting OF
Messrs. Gle, jerks, Crawford and
Major GOrdan.
Easter service at Unity church 10
the morning embraces the following:
Orchestral Voluntary.
Anthem The Lord is my Shepherd"
Solo, selected, Miss Connie Holland,
Responsive Service.
Carol.
Canticle Of COmmemmoration.
Carol.
Solo, "The First Begotten OF the
Lord" Mrs Holland.
Onertory Orchestra.
Duett, 81 knOw my Redeemer lives
for me-, Prof. Parvin and Miss Wads.
worth.
Duett, Christ hath risen", Prof /
Parvin and Carrie Willis.
Al evening service:
Voluntary, Orchestra.
Easter Anthem, Billings.
Solo, III know that my Redeemer
liyeth," Miss Wadsworth.
Vocal Solo, selected.
Anthem, Consider the Lilies"
Postlude,
The choir has been reinforced with
'eyeral adult voices aud an orchestra
las been secured, In the morning
here will be a conservation of child
eu and reception Of members,
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The special musical numbers 10 the
Easter service az the First Methodist
church viii he as follows:
has'er anthem "See Now the Altar, .
With solo by Mr Seley, J, Faure
uontTalto solo, Resurrection Song -
Wm' l., Wood, Miss Esther Collins
Juoilate neo, +, Neyln.
10 tue evening, In addition 10 the
service by tue sunday scholl the choir
viii render "Consider the Lilies, n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-01

In Vicuna on Easter day the Austrian
emperor and his family aud officials
unto IN procession To- attend religious
services aud u is then that the court
becomes dazzling The emperor carries
torch aud hyhiud him under canopy
OF gold cloth walks the bishop who has
fumes of Incense tl,std into his face by
tour acolytes who walk backward un
dor the canopy The bishop reads from
n agorgeouslN houud buuk Bs he advances
ihrn comes a row ot trumpctrrs split
tlug their chuoks 10 got the most noise
possible ont of thcir silver Instruments
10 was customary tur the late empress 10
.'liuW the trumpctvr- robbed ia her state
ruhts with q gold yuruuyt uu her head
ner hnlg falling IN luug braids aud
train $50 teot long extending behind her
thc cnd of Il carried by two pages In
Fed douhlots aud hose
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EASTER SUNDAY.
Special Services in the Churches Of the
City Tomorrow.

The Different Churches Will Observe
Easter Sunday With Appropriate Exer-
cises and Special Services.
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THE PROFESSORS PRESENT.


THE STORY or AN KksTKR hat hrD Az
RASTER nAKrfA ~ PkTER N'AH1HuR
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Sss iSRss'I SIss 2pSss Hi oG.sT 20. 3 p. -. ;, sAs
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Mechanical Power,

80 you &c, your wo done, Il doesn't mat
Ter what power is used. whether II be Uy-
draulie, Jackass or Arm, trongs. puann
tee all my work to be mechanically We'll
done, Horse shoeing, Iir,s;tling. buggy and
carr &c work a specially, "Honcst pay and
honest work Is y motto. My shop Is ON
High street, next dooi to The Sal.m Hotel
Come and see me and | will treat you and
''N' WI" "e'' 4-i-3m
John Holm.
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n WV ahh ANNNNhARAhN'i
street Evangelical church, on Easter
a concert will be given in the evening
by the Young Peoples Alliance at
1870 o'clock.
PROGRAM,
Chorus, "The Lord Is Risen Indeed u
Reading Scripture and Prayer, Pastor
Chorus, "Rise Glorious Conqueror.
"Rlpg Happy Bells" Stanley
Ostrander.
Going 10 Meeting, Lena Kershaw.
Instrumental, Mary's Pet Waltz, Lulu
Gilmore.
Easter" Ester Nelson.
Song, Welcome Easter Day." Junior
y. +. A.
Easter Bells" Edna Hershey.
Chorus, Easter Message"
Glass Exercise, Easter Cross"
Quartette, "Tis Midnight un Olives
Brow" Mrs .. q, llutchlns, Miss
Ester Lapp, n, shupp, Bert Ed
wards
"The Easter Lily," Elva Doty.
Vocal Trio, Margerete Stanley aud
Clinton Ostrander.
IAN Easte Tide" Emma Sanner
instrumental. Elya Duty
Solo, III We're Voice" Mrs. o. c.
Hutchins.
" Easter Message 10 the Sick, Lottle
Jones.
Choros, Easter Praise
Recitation, Amy Lapp.
Recitation, Wandon Rider.
Quartette Ester aud AuIy Lapp, Bert
aud Miles Edward.
Remarks, Pastor.
Collection.
Quartette, "Christ Our Resurrection. ="
Mrs, o. &, nutchius, Miss Ester
Lapp, W. A. Ernst, n Shupp,
Az the First Presbyterian church,
the musical program for the day,
arranged by Mrs, Ella d, Mcdowell. |
will be.
MORNING PROGRAM.
Prelude, The Heavens declare His
Glory Beethoven
Instrumental Quartet
Response, IT'S Easter Day, hin, II
Choir
Anthem, Awake, Thou that Sleep.
est" Maker. Il
Choir
onertory Consider the Lilies" Top A.,
litf.
Instrumental Quartet.
solo, "The Lord is Risen," sullivan q
Mrs, Virgins. =
'ostlude, Creation" Hayden. =
Instrumental Quartet 4
EVENING PROGRAM,
'relude Instrumental Quartet h,
Anthem, "Eastertiden Marzu, n
Choir,
OGetory, Op. ? Calkin. In
Instrumental Quartet. 4
olo 81 Know That My Redesmer \,
Liveth, Handel, Mrs. Mcdowell. ii
Postlude Large" Handel. ,I
Instrumental Quartet. q,
The Instrumental quartet numbers N
ill be b.; Miss Brown, violin; Mr.. IN
'inner clarinet; Mr. Ketchum. q,
ola' Mr., Albert bass, Mrs. JOS. AL. m
nc ouSanist. =,
Tue special musical numbers 10 the N
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AGENT, Either sex, patent perfor-
aled Frying Pan covers. No greasy
stoves. Best frying l50 Com.
Kitchen Speciality Co., Reading, Pa.
IL 81
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH,

SUNDAY SERVICES.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH,
Chemeketa and Seventeenth street
y. Shupp, pastor. Preaching services
at 13 a. u. by Rev. +. u. HOrnschuch
AT 1880 tie Y. p. A. will give az
Easter concert. Sunday school at II
q. IN. Mrs. o. G. Hutchins, superin'
tendent. Junior Y. P. A. 3p. IN.
LESLIE NJ. +.
Easter program service at Leslie NJ
E, church South Salem at 10 30 a. m
W, G. C. U.
Easter service at the w. q. T. u
hall Sunday at 4 o'clock.
FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL.
Rev. II. l.. Pratt, pastor. The sci
vice at this church tomorrow will b
appropriate for the occasion Of Easter
Tue subject for the morning is: "Tht
Resurrection. D." For the evening
"The Gospel OF Love" Sunday schoO
at ~ o'clock. Christian EndeaYOI
meets at $3.50 p. m.
SALEM CHURCH OF CHRIST.
(Scientist), at 299 Liberty street
Service l0:30 a, m. Lesson sermon
subject "Are Sin, Disease, and Death
Real ? Evening service 1880 p. IN
Wednesday evening meeting 1880
UNITY CHURCH.
Services at lO:45 a, m. and 7:3O p, m
Rev. w. Il, Copelant, pastor. Sub
ject OF morning sermon, Easter
Subject Of evening lecture "The FeS-
tiyal Of the Twice Born aud its Con.
nectiOn With the FUtnre Life" As
In former years California friends
have remembered Unity church and
the decorations will be up TO the
usual standard,
ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL,
Easter Sunday. 1880 a. M. holy
communion, II a. m, mathis, ante-
communion, sermon and celebration,
. D. M, children's festival, 1880 p NJ,
even song and sermon. The program
OF the music for the services is pub
lished in another column by PrOf.Sely,
the choir master. The rector and con-
gregatiOu extend cordial invitation
70 all the services Of the day. w. b
Magnan, rector.
UNITED BRETHREN.
Rev. b. b. William pastor. Sundi y
school a. 10 a. m, Bert Stanton. su-
perintendeut. Y. Z. &. A. at 6:30 p.
IN. Preaching at ii a. IN. and 1880 p.
N. by Bishop Barkley. Everybody
Invited.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Besides a dne musical program the
Easter service will comprise the fol-
lowing at 1890 a, m. Sermon "The
Easter Message" " by the pastor, Rev
John ParsOn. 10 the evening an In |
5tructiye and beautiful program will |
be rendered by the Sunday school and ,
choir The subject Of the program is |
The Conversion Of the WOrldn Ad. |
dress by Prof. ThOs. A, Noon.
\. 81. c. A,
Rev, II b. Turner Of Portland, viii
address the men at the Y. VI. Z. A. at
p' IN. All men are welcome.
BAPTIST.
Ronald McKillop, pastor Eyangel.
cal services will be continued each
evening this week by Rey. II g. Turner,
" Portland His subject on Sunday
morning, II "The Resurrection OF the
3Ody.' AT 1880 p, m, 10 young people
ind Sunday school scholars, Things
Worth WHILE AT 1880 p. m, Gods
-ast Argument" Sunday school at
> m. Young Peoples meeting at $3.50
i M The Home Quartet will assist
a the singing.
AT the First Presbyterian church, !
he pastor, Rev. III A, Ketchum will =,
peak 10 the morning on "The Riches !
I Our Inheritance From the Resur-
ectlon;' Ia the evening the eighth
'ctlte NJ the series on Bunyan's Pill
rims Progress.
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ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL,
UNITED BRETHREN.

Rev. b. b. William pastor. Sundi y
school AZ 10 a. m. Bert Stanton. su-
perintendeut. Y. Z. &. A. at $3.50 p.
IN. Preaching at II a. N. and 1880 p.
N. by Bishop Barkley. Everybody
Invited.
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Rev. II. l.. Pratt, pastor. The ser
vice at this church tomorrow will be
appropriate for the occasion Of Easter
Tue subject for the morning is: "The
Resurrection. For the evening:
"The Gospel Of Love" Sunday school
at ~ o'clock. Christian EndeaYOr
meets at $3.50 D. m.
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OGEr y letter with q
check IN Il was such
m unusual thing that
Professor Barton
Thought there must be
some mistake There
WIS no reason why
any one should send
him ona for ho had nr
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LESLIE NJ. r.

Easter program service at Leslie NJ.
E, church South Salem at 10 30 a. m,
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METHODIST EpIscoPAL.

Besides a dne musical program the
Easter service will comprise the fol-
lowing az 1890 a. m. Sermon "The
Easter Message" by the pastor, Rev.
John Parson In the evening an In
structiye and beautiful program will
be rendered by the Sunday school and
choir The subject Of the program is
THE Conversion Of the WOrld.n Ad.
dress by Prof. Thos A. Noon.
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FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL.

Easter service at the w. Q. T. U.
hall Sunday at 4 o'clock.
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Services at lO45 a, m. and 7:3O p. N.
Rev. W. +, Copelant, pastor. Sub
ject OF morning sermon, Easter"
Subject of evening lecture "The FeS-
tiyal Of the Twice Born aud its Con.
nectiOn With the FUtnre Life" As
in former years California friends
have remembered Unity church and
the decorations will be up TO the
usual standard,
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sALEM cHuRcH oF cHRIsr.

(Scieutist), at 299 Liberty street.
Service lO:3O a. m. Lesson sermon,
subject "Are Sin, Disease, and Death,
Real Evening service 1880 p. m.
Wednesday evening meeting 1880
The Anaconda standard., 1899-08-10
TROUBLES ABOUT OVER
The De Krekos Cannot Be Held
on the Prosecutions.
A WHITE RAT INCIDENT
Couldn't Prove That the Albino Rodents
Belonged to the Company-The
Money Is in La Belle Saida's
Shapeiy Stocking.

The De Kreko wonders and congress
Of eastern brothers, who were accused
of having stolen a cage of white rats
from Receiver Billy Woods. and were
ordered to appear before Judge Clancy
to show cause why they should not be
punished for contempt of court, had
their hearing yesterday afternoon and
were discharged, because Charles Dock
man. the complaining member of the
brother company could not show
that the property taken belonged to the
company, and all the other brothers"
sWore that the rats and other properties
We're owned individually by the broth
ers. The only thing Billy the Receiver
mas left to receive is the company's
cash, which the houchee couchee dancer
is supposed to have hidden in her
stocking or elsewhere. and for which,
under an order of the court, the re-
ceiver is now making an energetic
search.
The troubles of the De Krekos and
La Belle Saida are about over, as it
was practically admitted yesterday that
they could not be held on the various
prosecutions against them.
A. X. De kreko, one of the brothers
and defendants, was put on the witness
stand when the contempt hearing was
taken up and testified that one of the
trunks which the defendants were ac-
cused of having taken from the re-
| ceiver was his personal property, con-
tained his personal effects, and that the
company had no interest in it what
ever. The witness said the brothers"
of the company Were all Armenians.
The De Kreko members Of it have been
together since the worlds fair and
young Dockman and two others We're
taken in at Denver last November. The
brothers" at that time entered into a
written contract, which the witness
produced and read. translating 1t from
Armenian into good English as he read
it. The witness denied that he had ever
taken anything from the receiver and
said the company never had any prop
erty. All the property used by the
members of the company belongs to the
individuals and Dockman never had
any interest in it. The witness said the
trunk belonged to him and the mice and
rats We're the individual property Of
Jean De kreko, who took them from
Columbia gardens after the receiver
had been appointed for the company
The witness said the only property the
company had consisted of a few photo
graphs and some old cheese cloth"
Jean De Kreko also testified that he
and his wife were the individual owners
of one of the alleged stolen trunks and
contents. and that he owned the rats
and mice. Other De krekos gave SIM
liar testimony and Attorney Sinclair,
recognizing the uselessneSs of trying to
impeach their testimony, consented
that the defendants might be dis