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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-26

The New York Evening Post Of the
oath speaks thus editoriaIly: John
Sharp Williams Of Mississippi has an
nounced himself a candidate for the
United States senate vice Senator Il. D.
Money. From a national standpoint
it is 10 be hoped that Mr.. Williams may
obtain the Office be aspires to. His
leadership In the House has been
adroit and f~orceful, and his place
would not be an easy one for the MI
nority to FIJI. But it seems not inn
possible that the gain to the Senate
viii more than comp ensate for the
lost leader in the House. The heavy
and sitting air Of the Senate, the plac-
idity with which It ratines the viii Of
its creators, the corporations, and the
majestic eifrontery with which II
smiles at public opinion ought to b
changed for the better by che presence
Of Mr.. Williams. BIS advent might
percsptibly move the waters Of that
dead sea-"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-26

under the pIow. But when he poiitI
clans get yon started to talking on
subject, they know how "a make 70
talk IS they DO, don't thsyf
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-26

This has certainly been a grand day
for 0kolona. Hundreds have come to
see >us today who have never been
here before and others who come only
at long intervals, all joining to COM
memorate the memory Of those brave
boys now sleeping in honored but un-
marked graves, so far as their individ-
ualities go. Honored because they
stood for a principle dear to every one
who has ever breathed the air Of the
Southland. And how magnifcently
the people of our little city have laid
aside their daily duties and joined in
one grand and inspiring effort to for
get all ave paying homage to these
sleeping heroes Ia the sacred spot
known as the Soldiers Cementery.
The handsome monument unveiled
today will stand throughout the cen
turtles to testify to this days work, so
faithfully pushed to completion by
that noble little band known as Oko
Iona Chapter Nc. III. U. D.. G.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-26

The Greatest Musical Event Miss
issipi has witnessed will be that superb
organization, the Pittsburg Orchestra
at the dedication of the Temple Of
Music, in the Industrial Institute and
College, Columbus Miss. Tuesday
Evening, May 2, 1905, under the leader
ship Of EMIL Paur, including Nine.
Gadski, the famous soprano. There
are sixty people In the cast. Following
the programme q brilliant reception
will be held in the New Music Hall
and the people of the state win have
an opportunity of inspecting this mag
nihcent structure. Tiokets-General
Admission, 90; Reserved seats So.
Address all orders for tickets to Mayo
& Weaver, Columbus, accompanied
by remittance. Seats 60 on sale Mon
day, April 24tn, at Q q. N. Orders
filled in the order which they are re.
ceived. A special train will leave
Tupelo in the afternoon and will re-
turn immediately after the perfor-
nance at night. .
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-26

Mrs. R. W. Chandler returned home
from her Texas visit Tuesday night.
Get your ticFet early for the Song
Recital at the Opera House on the 9th
Of May.
Mrs, Conway Wyatt. Of Meridian,
and Miss Henrietta Mitchell, Of jack
son, were guests Of Mrs. Mat Waller to
witness the unwilling.
Those who purchase reserved seat
tickets at once to the Song Recital will
be presented with q handsome pro-
grsmme ready for mailing to any
friend they would care to inform of
this glad event in u city.
Among the distinguished visitors to
okolona to witness the unwilling Of the
Confederate Monument were Hon. Will
Vardamsn, mayor Of Greenwood,
brother of the Governor, Mi, Jim
Money, brother of Senator Money, and
Miss Eliethe Vardaman, the beautiful
and charming daughter Of Governor
Verdaman.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-26

Now that the President has killed
bear and a wild cat, he win have to )
watched else be might unsearck som
Of Colorado's "blind tigers
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-26

For Bale-Full blood Single Comb
Brown Leghorn Eggs, Loo per setting
Of is eggs. j. s. Wilkes,
Martin, Tenn,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-26

A desirable building lot. Apply to
Miss Hilary Ward.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-26

O~haugHataH, NJ Y C0ACENT
There is a distinguished young tenor rObusto here. who
is winning golden opinions, John w. Nichols, who poese8-I
ses q glorious voice which is likely to make him famOus4
10 sings with enthusiasm, putting his heart and musical
Intelligence into his work, and possesses the real artistiet
temperament-CouesD0adeR Of Musical Courier =
Des Holmes, Ia. RECITAL
John w. Nichols, the tenor. appeared last night before
3 large audience and scored g distinct triumph. His
voice and manner gave every evidence Of the splendid
training and development they have had. The sweet
tones have attained strength and volume without losing
any of their purity, and as Mr.. Nichols sings he bears
himself with an ease and grace that are excellent. He
enters into his singing with enthusiasm and puts life 81
soul into it. He completely won his audience last nigh 2
and every number was received with prolonged appIauf(
The programme OF songs presented by Mr.. Nichols W
varied and consisted Of ten numbers, ranging from thf
pretty melody, "Loch Lomond," to selections from TIL
messiah, in all he was equally successful.-Rgiste ad
Leader. &
: " entirely captured his audience. = : bic voice /
rich IN beauty and shows the effect Of an excellent train
ing-CdpaaL
The programme last evening was a severe test Of Mr.
Nichols powers, the more so az be was suffering from
severe cold contracted at st. Louis last week. To Cd
through the love songs and other lyrical pieces selected
interspersed az they were with difficult arias from We
o~ratori0s Of the Messiah" and 'Rebekah,n Is be did, cen
tainly affords abundant proof Of range and quality OF
voice and correct culture The result convinced the crii
cal portion OF his audience that MI. Nichols teacher, Dr.
Carl Duht. IS not only theoretically but practically cTsl
rect in his statement Of the young mans voice. The I'D
quality was not only apparent, but absolute, and remind
musical people Of Taglapietra. His range is almost PHI
nOmenal, and the way he is developing from g BARTON
into a tenor reminds one Of Sims Reeves Of London, ana
whose success has been world wide.-4eps
Flushing. " Y. C0fCER4
Mr.. Nichols sang clearly and with sweetness and expres
sion-JaWQL
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-26

Ladies '0ia pIea'' remove tAeiF hats
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

When you have an aversion to food ii
is an indication that you should take
I,ash's Kidney and Liver Bitters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
PERSONAL.

John NJ. Gardner. who is interested In
the electric enterprises of Monterey, is al
the Grand
Robert Graham, Pacific Coast represent
ative of the Armour car lines, arrived
from Los Angeles yesterday and is at the
Palace.
Rev. D. T. Hecht of Los Angeles is at
the Palace.
General Freight Agent Edward Cham
bers of the Santa Fe road returned yes.
terday from Los Angeles and is staying
at the st Francis:
Judge j. w Mckinley of Los Angeles
Is at the Palace
John L. C6nsidine, warden of the Ne
vada State Prison. is down from Carson
City and registered at the Palace.
Railroad Commissioner A c. Irwin and
wife of Marysyille are registered at the
Lick.
]. E. Bamberger, one of Salt Lake City's
wealthy mine owners, is at the st. Fran
els.
Frederick Bruce Johnstone of Chicago
accompanied by r. G.. Gould and F. II
Blodgett arrived in this. city yesterday
They are registered at the ST. Francis
Johnstone has come west to claim as his
bride Miss Elsie B. Leale, daughter OF
Captain and Mrs William c. Leale, whom
he will marry on August IL.
John Craft, an Alderman of Mobile, Ala.
was an interested observer of the proceed
ings of the Board of Supervisors yester-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
HUNDREDS WATCH MAN
LEAP TO HIS DEATH
Well Dressed Person Com
mits Suicide by Jumping
From Brooklyn Bridge.

NEW YORK, Aug. I'm sight of hun
dreds of elevated and surface car pas
sengers on the Brooklyn bridge, a we'll
dressed man whose identity is unknown
leaped from surface car bound for
Brooklyn this afternoon and running to
the center of the bridge hesitated a sec
ond and then leaped through the railing
to the river below. The mans body was
seen to turn three times in the air and
then struck the water head foremost.
The car upon which the man was riding
was stopped as soon as he left it and the
motorman and number of passengers
gave chase, but reached the edge of the
bridge only in time to witness the plunge.
Policemen in a rowboat searched in vain
for the body.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
NAVAL EXPERTS
CANNOT AGREE
Special Dispatch to The Call

CALL BUREAU. POST BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, Aug. although Con-
gress authorized last March the con-
struction of two battleships of $4,000
tons displacement, the Board on Con-
struction of the Navy Department has
not yet been able to agree upon the
general characteristics of these ships.
The point at Issue is the battery. Naval
strategists have been generally con-
verted TO the belief that the most ef-
fcient gun fire is that obtainable from
a baItleship armed with ten or twelve
inch guns, without any guns of inter-
mediate calibre and having for sec
ondary battery no guns larger than
five-inch, these to be used against tor
pedo craft.
Upon consideration of this question
it quickly developed that sixteen
thousand ton battleship could not carry
ten l2-inch guns. A burden of arma-
ment consisting of a dozen guns of this
calibre is deemed out Of the question
If s much space is given to engine in
stallation as is required by the best
opinion of the Bureau of Steam Engi-
neering, and to the various auxili-
aries now necessary in modern man
of-War
In the designing of the newly auth
Carolina and Michigan, there has de-
veloped the old difference of opinion
between the construction bureau and
the officers whose duty it will be to
fight the ships, when they are commits
stoned. Half a dozen plans of battery
arrangement have been evolved. 1t is
desired that the new battleships should
have a broadside fire of six or eight
guns. One arrang ngement provides for
four turrets. each enclosing two IL
inch gums. AS sort of compromise
some officers have suggested the adop-
tion for these battleships of eleven
inch guns. This calibre is not now in
use in the United States Navy and the
objection is made that to begin its
manufacture would be further 70 COM
plicate the ordnance situation. 1t is
deemed now not improbable that Sec
retary Bonaparte will be asked TO re-
quest Congress at the next session to
authorize an increase of displacement
of the Michigan and South Carolina.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
IRON WORKERS
STRIKE CALLED

CLEVELAND. Aug. Z. = The Plain
Dealer tomorrow viii say;
Orders We're issued on Monday after
noon from the headquarters of the In
ternauonal Association Of Bridge and
Structural IrOnwOrkers. by Secretary
J. J. Mcnamara, for q general strike
against the American Bridge Company,
from Maine 10 California 1t is esti-
mated that between 1900 and p 0o0
bridge and structural ironworkers will
cult work. Bridge work will be tied up
in many parts Of the country and a
number OF big building projects will
be delayed. The strike Of the iron
workers, when II comes, will affect
thousands in the building industry.
The following is q copy Of the order,
which was sent out to ninety locals Of
the union in the United States and Can
ada by Secretary Mcnamara Of the ex-
ecutiVe board:
" The executive board orders a general
strike against the American Bridge Com
pany, TO take effect Wednesday, August
Q. Order includes all jobs where Ameri-
can Bridge Company has a first contract
for erection.
The gencral strike according 10 Sec
retary Mcnamara. was the outcome of
trouble between the union and the Amer
ican Bridge Company over the sublet-
ting Of a contract 70 a Boston concern,
which the union claims is unfair" "
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
GRAPE-NUTs.
q. n. B.
u. B. b.
Bitter. Black Bile, and How Right Food
COrrects II.

BilfoUEness, from incorrect food,
opens the way for an outfit Of derange-
ments Of not only the body, but the
mind as well
The world is a dark and gloomy place
TO the victim, whether millionaire or
The wife of the head of a great in
surance Office in an Eastern city was
cured, completely, of this wretched af-
fictlon by the use Of Grape-Nuts. She
For years 1 was a constant sufferer
from billousness and extreme constipa-
tiOn and I suffered from the most
dreadful headaches once a week. which
sometimes lasted or days at time
Grape-Nuts food came TO my notice
about years ago. I liked IL from the
first and began 10 use 1t because l liked
st. without any thought that IL might
help my health. To my surprise noted
that after a short time all my ailments
but surely disappeared. ] am now, and
have been for years. completely free
from them and enjoy perfect health.
Every one in my house now eats
Grape-Nuts regularly. even my little
vo-year-old girl likes IL with her Post
um Coffee (another thing we are never
without and prefers IL to any other ce-
real It pulled her through q difficult
period OF teething during the hot
westher-she never refused Grape-Nuts
when other food could not tempt her TO
eat II IS the first food / intend 10 give
to nv baby boy when ! wean him.
MY husband eats more Grape-Nuts
food at every meal than Of any other
one dish He says il never pals on him.
and he finds that it regulates his bowels
Battle Creek. Mich.
Read the little book. THE Road to
MELVILLE" IN each pkg.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

sister the very next day and take back
her word that she would interfere In
her behalf with the Emperor.
She has been out of favor ever since
and recently was refused a lodging in
an imperial building when she asked
for one to escape the duns who fol-
lowed her husband about for debts.
They cannot enter an imperial build
ing and the Countess repeatedly saved
herself by this clever move.
Her latest communication to the
papers was q denial that her jewels
and bridal veil are to be sold, and yet
the Paris jeweIer intrusted with the
sale is distributing printed catalogues
of all the items
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
EQUITABLE TRUSTEES WILL
ELECT FOURTEEN DIRECTORS
Grover Cleveland Announces Pro-
gramme of Meeting TO Be Held
Next Sentemher.

NEW YORK. Aug. After a con-
ference with President Paul Morton OF
the Equitable to-day, Grover Cleveland
said.
We have arranged for a regular
meeting Of the trustees to take place
In September AT this meeting the
stock viii be voted on. In addition
fourteen new directors will be chosen
and al the same time such other vacan-
cies as may occur in the directorate of
the society viii be filed"
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland left for New
Hampshire tonight
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
CaIifornians in New York.

NEW YORK, Aug THE following
Californians are in New York:
San Francisco-Mrs A. Grant. st.
Denis; z. NJ. Lewis. Marlborough; Mrs.
c. B. Plunkett, St Denis; r. F. Mertz.
Normandie; W. A. Butler, Breslin; c.
II. Crocker. Hotel Astor; NJ. Detring,
Belvidere; A B. Hartigan, Park Ave
nue.; L. B. Mandel. Hotel Imperial: NJ.
d. Mihran. CONTINENTAL; H. Parker,
Hotel Seville: P. V. Quick. Park Ave-
nue.; G. B. Scott, Hotel Breslin; w. B.
woodbridge, York.
San Jose-A T. Herman. Grand
Union.
Los Angeles-F. P. Fay, Hotel Astor;
q. II. Nilsson, Grand Union; D. L.
Snediker, Ashland; G. J. Veiram, Hotel
Albert.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
IOVELORN BROOKLYN MAN
FATALLY INJURIES HIMSELF

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Sentenced to
three months Imprisonment for at
tempting to kiss a woman, Michael
Conrey to-day jumped from a third
story window of the Brooklyn Court Of
Special Sessions to the sidewalk. His
skull was fractured and he received
other injuries which will probably
cause his death.
For two months Conrey has been
making love to a Brooklyn woman and
his attentions caused her to have him
arrested to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
MICHAEL CASEY ASPIREs To
SUCCEED CORNELIUS SHEA
Local Man IS Candidate for Presidency
of international brotherhood of
Teamsters.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. THE an
nual convention Of the International
Brotherhood Of Teamsters was opened
in odd Fellows Temple to-day. A
sharp fight viii be made against the re-
election Of President Cornelius P. Shea
Of Boston. President Shea is opposed
by Edward Gould Of New York and
Michael Casey of San Francisco.
Because OF the non-appearance of
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation Of Labor, Presi-
dent Shea decided not 70 read his an
nual report.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
FORMER WIFE OF CROWN PRINCE
WOULD SELL HER JEWELS.
[EWELS.
Countess Stephanie
Lonyay Needs
the Money.
Husband Whom She
Eloped With Is
Expensive.

VIENNA, Aug. 7.-All classes of So
ciety in Vienna were surprised and
shocked when 1t was reported recently
that the former Crown Princess of Aus
tria, Countess Stephanie Lonyay, had
advertised her jewels and her bridal
veil for sale.
They are said to be in the hands of a
well-known firm in Paris and include
besides her pearl necklace many other
beautiful jewels. The pearl necklace
was the gift of the Crown Prince to
his bride and is composed of 365 large
and perfectly matched pearls and is
valued by the Paris firm at S56,000 1t
was one of her most treasured and fav-
orite ornaments, and her best picture
was taken in black velvet gown with
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
Burns

For up-to-d date Women's Shoes that fit
and wear. $3.50 and $500. 112 Geary ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

MADISON Wis. Aug. 1T is announced
to-day, unofhcisliy, but from authoritative
source, that Governor Ia Toilette will relin-
cuish the Office OF Governor early in Septem-
Der and 20 10 Washington as Senator in Oc-
fnher.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. IA severe
electrical storm. accompanied by heavy rain,
did damage in Southern Indiana to-day esti-
mated at over half million dollars.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
TO WASHINGTON.
Ckisf and Cksrohss Cemmtssiensrs
Ordered 20 WashtHstea fer Csa-
saltAtien

Chief Rogers and the Cherasee
commissioner elocte1 az tie late sos-
slan of tie Cherokee eouueA and IA.
tional Atgomsy l. + rar2cr D.,
have been asked by Secretary Hitch.
Geek and President Hoas. teit to eome
e. Washington fof consultation eon.
cemlng the anal adjustment uf
Chefokss Affairs Commissioner Tams
Hltby and Inspector 3 George Wright
have alsa - Il summoned oh Q slmt
laf eruad All % tbem vlIi depart
faF Washington Friday the llth in.
slant The Cherokee commissioners
are " W Hastings. Levi Cooksou
ard Fred Mcdaniel
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
PROTEST AGAINST
RiTELEGISLATION
Railroad Employees Fear Re
ductIon IN Fright Rates
Would Reduce Wages.

Associated Press
Waslinrion, - e Sos "A "A
earnest protest vaa made q ths pfesi
rate legislation
The protest was Sled b representa-.
.tltss of aye great labor organizations
connected with TailroadlnF. englneels,
iemen. conductors. sNifebmen and
tfaiumen These representative
pointed out 70 the president THAT rail-.
rad rate leglsiaiion logically meant
TIE l0serlne If rates
This. they cautend. sill y followed
by the leaonlug of tge earning power
of t'ie railroads ard consequently d
reduction eventually nf the wages d
read employea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
LAWSON CHARED WITH
CRIMINAL LIBEL
Author Of "Frenzied Finance
Called 10 Account for Some
of His Utterances.
Associated Press

Associated Press
Boston, Mas Nar l8 Counsel
representing Ciariss Vi harfna was
ou ihe stand today and Judge Wlnt.
worth = the municipal court decided
g. issue aarnnt f0f Thomas W
Lawson on 3 charge 81 criminal libel,
preferred bg Iafr0n.
The ease i tts result of statements
allegsd q haze tsen made n an artl.
eie by f4assou.
Harrau Is pF8prieteT of bgfesn fof
the distribution of sensational news
In This cify The ooert issued tie
warrant a. naug and 8iiceFs were sent
- aFxe The document
before the earfauI could D. served
81 agreement beteeeR The counsel
sas Affected shereag LAWSON 4 p az.
pear III court nart saturday ard sub.
mlt q tie sefg ice Of tle saraHt ln
thp neanwhile, counsel f0r Lawson
sill Apply tor 3 warrant fof the arrest
of farFon tof criminal litel u matter
printed n market sheets issued 81
iafron bureau
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
Would Its Hold Upon The Tributary Country Most Build Roads and Bridges
1000 BARRELS
PER DAY
vinita Oil Mon Have Struck a
Record Breaker at Dewey.

Reliable Information was received
hy / ieKraph Monday tlai al all well
wts brought Ia near neWey ttlat IS
a0wlng more than nne thousand har
rels q day Among The sloca holders
are DF oliver llaebg 4 81 liealng
ION, Penn Phillips W. n h0fnegay,
q s. TlioHason, I. vi MARKS aud
many Others Nlnlfa people hold
more good oh lands and more wells
than 81 Others combined ln ihe Chefo-
kee Nation oll fields This means
more money q H. Invested "a Ninita.
The Chicfiain hopes fof the utmost
nccess of our home oli people
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
ISLE or PINES
WOULD SECEDE
Inhabitants Have Issued DecIar
alton Of Independence and
Organized a Government
As 4 v. s. Territory.


Associated Press
IiAYaua. Cubs. Nov rs The resi-
dents of llse ialo 81 Pines haTs issslsd
4 declaration q their indspendefes
from she republic u csla ard orsan'
i1sd a government a. United States
territory
delegates 20 Congress will Nv seat
"a Washington
TIE chairman d the territorial con.
vention eifcd Pfesldeat Roosevelt De.
failing Tie action taken and asking
THAI the nsm Koyernmant - given
a square deal and hoping Il mAy meet
his favor.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
CANNON WANTS
TWO STATES
Predicts Final Action Early In
March No Trouble With
New Mexico and Arizona
is Wanted.

Washington. yos Il a 8elegatloa
representing tie statehood execu.
tlse committed q ns.ahagna saa II.
dian territories arriYed teFs yesterday
aila aiii call Oh fhe President ~ ap-
pointmaut "Wednesday a. uo0n
Tie committee vii b. introduced
b. Senator culiom, and viii pfescnf "a
the president tie memorial adopted hy
TIE convention held ID Okialiona city
last JUS ludorsing Joint statehood
fof the Two territories They also
elll ana tho president % exert ATS iu-
l'aauce toward disentangiiag tbs CON.
slaeration 81 0klahsma ard Indian
Territory from that of Arizona and
Neu Mealro Ia statehood legislation
iH lis message to the coming congress
6 q Jones If Oklahoma City, chair.
man 0f tlle joint convention wiil pre.
scot tbs memorial ard act as spokea.
man feF the ctmmlttsr
G p Hunter chlcAasila aud cap.
tain fmns Fnuih whom the pfesi.
dent said he Naald appoint governor
81 Oklahoma. sw expected here ll
tlme b idiu the delegation when d
ctfs AZ thc White ilouse
speaker Cannon IS quoted A. favor.
lng eH9ad legislation thls Yeaf ard
fasorug one state iof Oklahoma ard
in3an TeuteD Ard one state for a
eomhluat.on af Now McKiee and AT.
fana
Cannon predicts tlat statehood
isgisla ion viii ts completed eafif III
MARCH,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
PROCLAIMING
MARTIAL LAW

Associated Pmss
Sd Petersburg. Nof 81 A formal
nroelamai ioa ot martial law thmugif
out Russia.fNaud and prcmalgatl0n
81 the government Intention 70 sup
prUs fhe Polish movement 20 secure
autonomy almost created panic 81
Ne haarse to-day
The iy 4 Ml 81 Nmow b The
eject THAT fhe Imperial akasu was
issued over Whites head a. the iusti-
gallon Of pscfIonares. which IS
olmfa'eni @ the courts Retirement
bot V aan e stated with posltigeness
tlai the action VAS taken sEaa ths
premiere adFise