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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
ARRANGEMENTS IN
CRIMINAL COURT.
Banker SchettIer Takes Till
Thursday, June 30, TO
Enter Plea.
SEVERAL CASES CONTINUED.
Among Them Is That Against Davies
And phlIpS--Doucas Case
Goes 0yer

There were several criminal arruign'
incnts before Judge RitohIc In the die'
uict court today Among those ar
raignod WAS liankor II, II, Soheitlor
who Is charged In two different lnfor'
nations with receiving deposits know
ng that hls bank was insolyent, one OF
the informations charges him with roe
cciving sli25 from Martha G, Porson
on oct 2, 1904 the other charges nm
With receiving $3.50 from Mrs. Caroline
Thompson on June ~, 1904 Mr. scholt.
lcr was given untll next Thursday
June 20, 70 enter his plea to the infor'
nations
stephen Loothum was arrngned upon
the charge Of burglary aud was given
uCtl THURSDAY June ~, 70 plead hq
h charged with Durglarlsing o store AZ
THIRD Wost ana fonrte9n,h NoNth
sltoots ON the night of April II, 1905,
Thomas Winch was 0rraignod on the
charge of adultery and Was given q
week In which to consider the entering
OF a plea. The crime Is alleged 70 have
been committed on Aug i lM3' The
Woman N the case N Martha Lake,
BouNTy FRAUDS CASE
Upon motion OF Atty1, Mcuurrn a.
QuBtnl, the trial OF The ease OF the
State OF Utah against g. II. Davies and
William phIllipa charged With cylnlin-
al conspiracy M CONNECTION win lhe
bounty frauds porpetrnlqd IN this eoun.
" last fall and winter Was continued
until the september term OF court, DIST
ATTY Lootbourow cousentlng thereto
OTHERS GO OVER,
The urrolgnmqnt OF Mrs, NJ, |, Doug
las upon the charge Of assault with q
deadly Weapon With intant 10 commit
murder was continued by the court un.
til Thursday June ~. upon motion OF
the dlatrlci attorney
A similar continuance was granted
m the 0rrolgnment of Thomas Laugh
ncS who Is charged IN thfee infornn-
utns with the crime OF elnbosslemenl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
GAY MARRIAGE PARTY.
Highly Decorated Carriage Attracts
Attention on Main Street,

4 marriage party today was the
scene Of some broad practical
Jokes ON East Temple street, In which
"A gally decorated carriage wus tho
main feature The principals were Ray
irvine q popular YOUNG man Of this
,Iiy and Miss Margaret Thurman of
Provo They drove 10 the county
building this morning ut II o'clock so-
cured The llccnso and then retired 10
The groOm'a homo on Center street,
drivlDg 10 The Temple 10 be married
0t noon, While the party were inside Il
largo number of friends OF the young
couple gathered az the carriage WITH
many bundloA OF decorations, A large
sign such ~ hang from horses ON
election day carriages, was dTnpcd ON
one horse reading married at Last"
ana a similar sign on the other horse
"a read "MNrred--You Ret" The
whools were strung with bunting, and
n line OF large red hearts was strung
completely around the top OF the car
ringo,
Ladies' with umbrellas shielded the
gorgeous display from the approaching
couple aud they ru6hod through tho
shower OF rice into Tho carriage with.
out noticing II, accompanied by Judge
aud Mrs, Thurman the brides parents,
The carriage was then ordered TO drive
three blocks down East Tompo street
before going TO It's destination,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
A STORY Of DEATH
ON THE DESERT.
ProspcclOrs Crossing Death Valley
Come Across Seven Men Who
Had Pcrishcd.
TWO OTHERS WERE ALIVE.
Their Tongues so Swollen They Gould
Not Speak and Tell Tale Of
Their sullerngs

Snn Francisco June 92,..A special to
the Examiner from doldaold, New,
auysi
W. H. clark Of llnkor city, or, with
his wife, arrived IN 0odncld today and
brought u story of death from the low.
or desert seldom oquallod, lie says
that party of prospootors crossing
tho edge Of DcHlh Valley, laying hoa
tween the pNnWmlnt and Funeral
ranges OF mountains, came across u
purity Of nine men ana three burros,
seven of the men and nll Of the burlon
were dead,
The two survivors were IN pltnbo
condition. Thor tongues were swollen
go that they protrudod from their
mouths and the action OF the heat had
80 stilfenod their limbs that they had
To be eorrlod on the bnck of the res.
cuera animals
No details can be- obtained nj pres.
ont Hs II Ia doubtful II the two men
rescued can llNo Tho bodies Of tho
dead were partially covered by sand
and recognition was impossible
the burros lay dead With their packs
strapped "a them ana II IN certain that
the party had become lost ana In their
vain search for wnlor I'm that dry aka.
u stretch Of desert had Travelled In "A
circlo, until overcome by thirst and
heat they laid down and died,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

bywalor were among Yesterday .,,
Ihl couples, the ceremony being me-,
FORMED NJ the home Of tho brldS u,u,
KEY d. NJ, Hclmick Officiating. rhn
rooms were prettily Decorated. ,hn
bride was charming IN her dainty go,,,.
ana the Arnir altogether dollphtfni NJ,
ana Mrs, BywOtT lefl today for an
eastern trip, but win later 70 10 Clreo'
FANS Mont, 10 reside, '''
Miss Pearl DuiiolWorlh ana lcdmp,b
liollnndcr were married yesterday ni
me homo Of The brides parcnte M,,
and Mrs j. w. I,uitorworlh. Viii,
Judge llilchlo officiating, The rooms
were BRIGHT with flowers ana n ~.
ceplIon was held from 4 IN 10 o'elocL
Mr. ana Mrs, Hollnnder lofl Inter for
Portland ana WIN aitcrward max
their homo In pocatello.
Miss Edna Pugslcy ana the Ml.,o,
Anna and plga Mckernan ana Mrs
sarah u, Penrson and son, William
wore guosis at tho Jsrmnn.s lokor re-.
cention yesterday IL Kbysvlle, from
Salt Lake, q"
VIM, H. Sloker Of Rockpoi, leaycs
In a few days for months visit ia
relatives IN Idaho,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
ANOTHER CHAUFFEUR,
Judge Powers joins tho Ranks Of Salt
Lake Autoish

Aulomoblung has one moro enthusiast
to-day who Ia down with u hard attack
Tho man Whose office SpowrItor explains
that ho "lp out today-fusBlng with hls
machine" IN Mdgq o. ", rowclH, rec
comfy an attorney who will IA a
few days take ont hlr papers ns cuhuf'
four and unkor with Che speed limit
,lIdgc poWurf had uo limo lur anything
IRIS morning but the gpsoluo gu,olU
which arrived nc the oregon snort limo
depot ana was h0lng pul tuRrtOvr pre-
pamt0ry 10 introducing lN owno aa uu
cNvorl driver
Several othor automobiles are about W
appear ON the htrcoH ono H. % bIg
r1uUh for Hlrnlhnn stage tWtOr n viii
hr ilrd IN The CltA tor ID few days and
win WoD probably b. prrmunrutN used
ON tho NATURALIZATION automobile tuuo
line now tl operation Win luullng cars
This " the nlHt coach Ia ho usQd iu salt
Lake.
An automobile novelty soon u mlIp
81 "a Alonm ear purchased hy u. g. Iuoks
lnR ana the hlst new m0du H,aml ~
loAch hvro This fNtUou, Htrpm having Icon
Discarded I'm favor of gasoline ua a mutol.
uONor Two touring rllH lur thr Guldn M
TRADE are also ou the De ul Fnlu uf THO
week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
BUSINESS NOTES,

Toiays local bank claarlngs amount.
ed 10 S02b s9l, 40, Az against jiS6, 81
for the same day. loN year,
A sale n bonding ON the west side
from the lions SAVINGS Bank a. Trust
company, and the Anderson estate TO
the j. y, SHARP company for business
purposes, The property Involved Ii az
AlO rods and he consideration N re-
ported AZ 5000 'I
A, H. yogeler has bought from tha
a, NJ Woollcy estate for s27jO, 5siO
rods on state street between Seventh
and Eighth South streets, as an In,
yesimont
The Bailey Lake Duck club Of thIg
city hlod It's articles az incorporation In
the county clerks ollloO today The
officers Of the club are; President, II, l..
Finch vice president, r. w, Franols,
secretary and treasurer w. H. Lyman
The membership IL limited tost2 mem.
bors, and each " required 10 my IA
fec OF $40 per year 10 maintain tho club
ana grounds, ~ necessary the hoard
Of directors may levy an Assessment
Of " per year per member IN addition
10 The regular membership fee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

committee Of tho chamber OF ooms
MERGE
A quantity Of nrst class mail matter
was destroyed by the IRE which Don.
stunned all except the two rear coaches,
Tho mail WIS largely oompOacd ~
through pouches from the west ana
deatlnnd for eastern points Just how
many pouches wero destroyed the rail-
way officials were unable 10 say az the
proeont time,
II rs now believed 10 be- almost cor.
tain that l.. NJ, Erok manager Of
koith's ihoator IN this city lost his
HE Nv The wreck A gold watch pare
ilnlly melted was found IN the ruins
Of The burned cara today bearing IN
fcrlpllons which indicate that II was
the property Of Mr. Elrlok
General Manager w, II, Marshall Of
tho Lake shore road, expressed tho
oplnl0n today that the wreck was de-
llboWlcly planned by some unknown
person through The switch at Mentor
Fireman Gorham, who suffered sorIs
Gus injury declared 10 Mr. Marshall
today that the signal llghi showed
white. The switch was found to be IN
perfect condition Immediately after tho
NIpnk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
TO CHOIR LEADERS.
Arc Asked 10 Meet Prof stophons ON
Sunday Afternoon,

The choir leaders of all tho cIly
wards arc invited 10 meet Prof Rlo.
phons Al the close of the meeting uoxt
sunday afternoon nt me Tabernacle.
rho meeting N 20 doyiHo plans. and
NoIout pieces ~ roholrso tor "a glnnd
iolnt concert 70 bo glyou curly w The
fall, The object Of tn work ls 10 bring
into cos0r touch the lnbors of the ward
choilH and the Tabernacle choir and Ia
raise means 10 supply the former with
now anth0ma Tor the winter season,
Tho stake choir leaders WIN be pros.
cat and lead IN tho movement
TINS W one noVo 10 carry out tho
request Of The First Presidency that
ch0lrp m tho city work as cl0aely In
harmony With the Tabernacle choir as
potelble,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
UTAH'S SOLDIER DEAD,


The graves Of the dead soldiers Of The
Philippine oompaign which were mo IlIst
men tho state VI Wan had sent TO % me-
,lonel war are soon TO be marked WIN
marble slabs nslead Of ihe wooden marx
,rs which are now AZ the head of most
~ them, AZ The lani Decoration day soi.
yioee ihe neglected condition Of most VI
lie graves vas taken undor adY.semenl
by The Society " the philippmoa atd
monairoa wore taken ~ have the condl.
lion Improved, Cant ~ A Wodgwoud
acting ior The society has prepared u lW
OF all tho graves IN the soldier burymg
plot, and after securing data o. tu nv
service Of tho dead soldiers VIII forward
tho list to the war department at WWh'
mp,on, which furnahoa marble markers
Cor men who served In volunteer or rcau.
lar ropImonls, during a period ol wa
AZ the last session ot lhc Legislature a
bill WAS introduced ~ erect u monument
In the plat but n tullcd f1r lack of funds
n Mill however probably be inkon mp
AZ the next session Of the Legislature,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
A sPoUTER SURELY.
Big Fro Engine Throws Water Like a
Yellowstone Gsysor

Another interesting test u the new
Metropolitan Nlo engine, 'R T. Morris"
Noy gNu M lborly park today whom
the engine was used TO pump water from
the emnll luko M the park ANA hurll
uroc sttcama great distance, Tho
statement that The rngiu0 had a oupluW
NJ n 0N gallons yer minute Was nu llle
boast When the toyl WAS made today,
tho hose waRon and part " tho muck
crow nHigtcd IN the work, ana II was
found RnthWotOry IN every respect
Yesterday afternoon the hlg mhohlno
throw "A stream of Watol to the top of
the city and county building ana RlNo iho
big clocks face lhutouHh washing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or respective aim.
tfs Tor further information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division IN and for Salt Lake Couu.
" SUITE q Vmh, ~ the matter Qt lhs
llcc The petition OF william w. Wilson.
administrator OF the estate M Rosplh
Johnson, deceased, for confirmation Of tho
sale Qf the following described real estate
~ said deondcnt lp'wli All u lots d, "a
y p 10 and u Of the south y " block
~ Sandy CITY plat Salt Lake Co, TITAN,
for Tho sum Of $1,000. Ana upon Inc to'.
lowing terpie to.wlli 10 pcr con, duo dny
~ sale aud balance upon continuation ~
Court AZ appears nom the return N mle.
Med IN TINS Court has been set for hoaf.
lng on SATURDAY, the Sh day " july, 4
" 1900 at 10 o'clock a, NJ az tho County
Court House, IN tho Court Room n fdd
uoutl y Salt Lake cry Salt Lake Coun.
iS ttah,
Witness tho Clerk Of said Court Win
w. seq ,hore9f nfnNod this sltt day ot
WcoO ] T., ELDREDGE JR, clerk
liy W, H. Farnsworih Deputy clerk
c, u Marks Attorney FOR Estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
Jerome to Investigate Equitable.

New York June Diat.Atty jerome
Of New York county has entered into an
suranoo society trouble and today iolQ.
graphod to state Supt NJ Insurance Hon.
bricks ASKING him 10 forward him ut onco
official copies Of his report,
Tho dNtrlct'attornoy would make no
statement Ae 10 his Intentions In tho
matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
WRECK ON UTAH
RAILROAD TODAY.
Twenty Nine Persons Hurt IN an
Accident on the Rio Grandc
Western.
NO one IS SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Tire, Coaches Dcrallcd by Breaking
Ola Bolt 10 Frog at Pluto West
Of Grand junction,

Denver, June 22.-No detailed report
concerning the wreck at Cisco, Utah,
has been received at the general Offices
Of the Donvcr n Rio drnndo railway In
this city, II IN said that three cars
were dorailod but that no fatalities re-.
suited and only two or three persons
were Injured,
Later reports are 10 The effect that
the wreck WAS caused boy the breaking
Of a bolt IN a frog at the switch at
Pinto, about 90 miles woft of Grand
Junction, Twcnty.nlno persons were
slightly injured
The following lIst Of injured noarly
all Of whom are said 10 Ne Utah Poo
pie, WAS glyon out this afternoon at the
Denver n RIO Grand offices,
Emil Rlchart bruised nbou, head and
arm
Otlmar Rlchari, foot confused
Mrs. g. Ford, right hand bruised
u Reynolds rlght shoulder and wrlet
bruised
Matilda Jensen hunt about head,
Jacob Ferguson, right side bruised,
John dudgoon, head face and legs
scratched,
II, A. or both wrists cut.
u g. Holdhordt. rlyht Nnoc bruised.
Mrs A. Jacobson right side bruised.
Utlon Jacobson, left ankle twisted,
NJ Jacobson, hand confused
William lowHenby bruised about
head
ChrlNIana Harrison lcfl side bruised,
j, Harrison shoulder twisted,
Mary Ostragard right elbow 0bradod
Mary NJ Robertson, LETT arm cou-
fused
J., & Somer, right leg bruised
Ann carlson, scratched about face,
Mary Lambns, chest confused
May !, Oug, left arm confused
Nolllo Dun slight shock
Mrs NJ, J Potter loft side bruised,
Mrs Mokonncdy unklc twisted
Frank liames, knee confused
Mrs, A. Gudgeon, hip confused
Lucy TrInrol eye confused
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE,

This afternoons sales on the Mining
Exchange were ns follows
Aiok l,D0O az Ia,
Carlsa 1900 at ish 500 o, 49, buy.
or 80i 400 NJ ISM 500 at lsA
Uncle Sam Con, 900 ut aoA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
DIED.

COClRANE, In Farmers ward Wcdncs
day June n, 1905 M d. M, Of honrt
disease, James II, Coohrono agcd ii
years,
fUnornl win he held from Ms late rca.
dcnco, lljO state street Friday, atgp. M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

Al the Rio Gfande olnccs IN this city
but little information WAS obtainnblc,
General Passenger Agent Benton was
the only Official Who seemed TO have
any Information whatever and what he
had Was very mcagor lie only knew
that a wreck had been reported and
that there had been no fatalities, and
apparently no very serious injury to
the passengers
Tho train VAS the second or tourist
section Of No, b. due IN this city at
1920 this morning, Tho lAtler gol IN
on time without trouble, The exact
hour Of the accident was not loarued,
General Supt Nelby was down on the
road when notified and Immediately zee
paired 10 the scene,
Durlng The afternoon thorc was
good deal of excitement and many
anxious Inquiries at tho newspaper of
hcos from persons who had on thought
they had friends or relatives ON the
train,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

This telegram h confirmed at the of.
nee Of the Ctab Commercial ana Saw
lnBs bank, whore II was learned today
mat the acton WAS 10 recover for
bounty wairantn cushod by the bounty
sharks at slight discounts Tho mon
came lo the bank from time 70 time
ana received their money, the bank IN
each case securing check from the
county clerks oinco that the claims
were genuine.
The stat Bank of lItah took similar
aril'n IN regard 10 money ON deposit
ni ID Fan Francisco bank, but u WAB
found that this money had been With
drawn a few months ago, and this end.
81 the cnolt} Of the state bank %
ljmtte H.
Tho cusc recalls the sensational dis.
closures mudo No the FIRST Of the pros.
ont year. when hundreds Of claims
were leu stranded I'm the hands of 10.
cal Tanks by the refusal Of the state
e. phS more Of them The shorlif'a
Office made several arrests Ht the time,
ana put munr officials through n close
questioning process In order 60 ind
the Rnllly parties, subsequently, a
f'w weeks ago, ShoHn Emory len
''l' ''hlN' NlNNNN hlllNNN'llk MS N'h"
tuatl0m Later ne returned from San
Francisco having located one of the
principals Ia DoMcG and having So.
rulod his arrest Deputy sheriff
sharp then went tu San Francisco to
try ana locate the stolen money lie
succeeded, and the question arose nv TO
who should act 10 secure lt-.tho banks
who were out the money, or the state
which had issued pledges 60 pay when
lunde were available IN order not to
create n precedent IN the troublesome
matter the state refused TO seek tho
coin, but guaranteed to the bankCra
who should undertake II that thor
claim against the state would not be
prciudcod Wy their action. Accord
lngly the uWh Commercial and SAY.
lngs bank undertook Tho matter
Should they recover any funds under
tho proceedings II WIN be checked
against their claim before the board Of
examiners,
At the last session Of the Legislature
$4,000 was appropriated 90 pay out
standing bounty claims, ana the fraud,
ulcnt claims II was agreed TO eottlo for,
on the basis OF actual cash outlay with.
ont interest The board Of examiners
was instructed to go through the
claims and cXpcnd the $4,000, paying
such nv seemed To be genuine, How.
ever !, has nv yet made no payments
from this fund,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
UTAH BANKS AND
BOUNTY FUNDS.
Utah Commercial & Savings In.
tcrcsttd 10 Eigh, for Fit
teen Thousand
REEVES the OLD SKIN GAME.
Recalls the Sensational Disclosures
That Game Duriog legislative Sey
sion last Winter

San Francisco, June a. The Utah
Commercial and Savings bank ~ pre-
pnllng TO make a Vigorous nght In tho
local courts for the recovery Of $4,000
Of the funds advanced by II TO several
members of the fraudulent bounty
claim gang In salt Lake CITY, and now
deposited In the Union Trust compOnys
Vaults AZ announced several days
ago, gaInishmonlg have been issued
against the money and now suit for
the recovery Of the amount has been
lilcd on behalf Of the bank The do.
lohdantp are IT, RLmsbN &, W. Jones,
and John n RoD.los, an Of whom are
IN jail AT Salt luko, Service upon the
TITO has already been mado ana thn
huornoNS here are patiently 0waItog
a formal return to be- made by the shor.
H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

Of Provo and Joseph Nlblqy OF oregon
VAS solomnsod Yesterday In the fem.
pie, and aftorNord a Wedding break
fast was served az the Emory,iIomoa,
only Inc rumllIos of The bride and
groom being lroHenl, Aitorword tho
newly welded pair repaired TO Tho
homo ~ Mr. Nlblcy's parents whore
they WIN be AT home Tor . few days
prior TO golng lo oregon to reside
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

All thought OF past dlssatls.
faction caused by stale or cheap
CONNECTIONS and try II pound OF
McDonald's Whipped Cream
Chocolates, with the positive ds.
surlnno that they arc the best
confcctlon that over llckled your
palate All good dealers sell
th6m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

Airs, John Anderson and Mrs, y u,
smith return today from a months trlI,
WIN friends In San Francisco and
Portland,
Miss Grace Johnson and Mr., j. T,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

William Barclay Parsons OF Now
YORK cltN who Was chief engineer Of
tho construction Of the Now York sub.
way whom tho same was holng built
Wue ON me tram but escaped injury
lie had boon IN cleveland NJ the lnVl.
lnlion Of President Andrews " the
Cleveland Electric Railway company
and had spoken before tho subway
The Washington times., 1905-05-12

After an absence Of five weeks during
which he Travelled 6606 miles and passed
through twelve States and three Terri
tories. President Roosevelt returned to
Washington last night and is back at
work in his offices at the White House
today. Everyone who saw the President
was impressed with his healthy. vigor-
Gus appearance. the result OF the out
door life he has been leading, When
this was commented upon by several
he had never enjoyed himself more than
he did on the Western trip.
Among the early callers at the White
House was Vice President Fairbanks.
He ard the President had a short chat,
and Mr.. Fairbanks announced when he
came ont Of the Presidents office that
he would leave Washington Tor Indiana
tomorrow night. On June Z re will
speak at Flint. Mich. upon the occasion
OF the laying OF the cornerstone of the
new Federal 5uilding there The fes-
tiyities at Flint will occupy two days
On the -Sth the Carnegie Library build
ing and the county court house building
viii he dedicated
Kean the First Caller.
Senator Kean, of New Jersey. who
was the first caller ta see the President.
came 10 invite Mr.. Roosevelt TO attend
the celebrations incident TO the twenty
afth anniversary Of the battle of Eliza
bethtown. \. J. on June 3, but the
President told him that, as much as he
would Ike 10 be present on that occa-
cion. he would not be able TO arrange it