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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.
Supreme Court susiains Lower Tri-
bunal In DcClson.

The judgment Of the lower court In
the case Of Ella Blake Administrative
OF the estate OF Z. j. Blake, appellant,
vs. John ". Farrell. has been affirmed
by the supreme cour, IN an opinion
written By Justice McCary and con-
CURED in by Chief Justice Bartch and
Justice straup. The action was first
brought In the ely court, where an
attachment Was issued and a levy made
upon NSiSS belonging TO defendant.
Judgment was rendered against defend
ant for SiG6 and costs, and he thereupon
appealed 70 the district court. In that
court judgment was again rendered IN
favor OF plaintiff for 1906 aud costs.
amounting to 5000
The amount collected by attachment
proceedings was not credited on the
judgment In the district court, where
upon defendant went into court and
asked that an order be made crediting
the sum on the judgment and satisfy
ing Il TO that extent. The order OF
partial satisfaction of judgment was
made b. the court and plaintiff then
appealed from that order. The supreme
court now holds that the lower court
had q perfect right 10 enter such an
order and partially satisfy the judg-
mont, the authority TO do so being set
forth In the Revised Statutes OF Utah.
1898 Hence the action OF the lower
court is affirmed aud the costs OF appeal
taxed against appellant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
PERSONALS.

]. n. Radcliffe left today on a min
Ing errand Of several days In Nevada.
Mrs. Harry Horsley, after a long and
painful illness. Is reported TO be rapidly
improving
Charles B. Felt. son Edwin. and his
NEPHEW. Harold son ~ George I. Felt,
have returned home from AN extensive
irip through the Teton basin and sur
rounding Idaho territory.
Prof. NJ. NJ. Youug rs back from a
"Trip up Weber canyon with a number
N very tine on sketches made on the
spot one painting OF The headWaters
of he Weber river is "a very fne effort,
The artist having been successful IN
bringing out the most charming effects
in the wild scenery On that section.
Prof Young viii complete his WORK IN
the studio.
Rev. p. Q. Goshen will he home to-
morrow from his months vacation
preparatory 20 occupying his pulpit
again next sunday morning Mr.
Goshen would have been hack before
this but was detained by special bust
ness connected With the Gordon acade-
my which reopens Sept next for the
fall term.
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AT THE RESORTS.

VI. I. As at Mandamere-Yegterday
was big day at Wandamere when g.
800 people gathered and spent very
pleasant day. The occasion was the
combined outing Of the Second, Thirty
FIRST. Seventeenth and Tenth wards. the
Ensign stake NJ. | A. and the German
society Foot races and varied pro-
gram Of sports held sway In the after
noon and as the shades Of evening fell
an adjourned to the pavilion and ming
led In a big dance. Today the Murray
hand and the Murray and South Cot
tonwOod choirs are having their out
ing
odd Fellows at Park-The odd Fell
lows Veteran association and their
friends participated IN a most enjoy
able picnic IN Liberty park yesterday
afternoon. one Of the features was a
banquet spread under the trees which
was participated In by all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30

The salt Lake Route win run real
estate excursion 20 the new town Of
Garfield on Sunday afternoon AZ z
o'clock
General superintendent T.. Bucklng-
ham OF the oregon Short Line Il ex-
pected 10 return from Denver and oma-
ha on SATURDAY
Kenneth G.. Kerr travelling passenger
agent Tor the salt Lake Route re-
turned from Denver this morning where
he went to Iningle with the Press club
convention delegates. He reports a
most Joyous time and asserts that the
West viii receive considerable adver-
Using in the way Of write-ups when the
boys get home again.
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NEVADA STOCKS.
Jas A. Pollock a Co.. furnish the
following Nevada stock quotations.

Jas A. Pollock a Co.. furnish the
following Nevada stock quotations.
Belmont Jap,. Ren Boy. I5a
Is; Golden Anchor Csqcg: Home. ia
20. Jim Butler, l.i0ai45: MacNamsrs
sou Midway 222ha2.25. Montana,
z.Alkn2.slia. Nouh Star. fsdsg. Ohio.
.taA Tonopah Extension. 5Na5g.
Ionopah Nevada. iS.50dla.OO. West
End. $50 Adams. sds: Atlanta.
.s12s Blue Bull. l5dis Booth. AZ
Columbia Mountain, 3ed3s. Conquer.
on iidl6, Diamouddeld. t06gi.
Dixie. Sde, Goldheld. 61a 60. Jumbo.
1859 So Jumbo Extension. Ss4aA
Kendall, 5?nS0, Laguna. 3sa37:
aiay Queen, lsr2l; Mohawk. asOd
5.si y Red Ton. l5adl.S7s: SAND.
,torm. 80 So silver Pick, j0asi: 81.
Ives. bsnbs National Bank. siaSs:
Denver Ice. Eclipsa. so. Cola bar.
~ = = l.Sl p original l4alb: Stein.
way 80. Consolidated Virginia. aiGSa.
ophr se1n565 Mexican. giGs2. Cal.
edonia. S9p22. ESchequer. 80 bid. Nor.
Cross. LOO lls. Golden Crown itgit.
Great Bend Nd5i. Rescue. s69ss
hiack Butte Extension. ia5. Tram %
pa eoldheld Belmont 81 asked. Mont.
geometry Mountain 5oaS2. sunset. Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
WORK ON BOULEVARD.
win be Completed 10 Far a. CONNER
cial Club IL Concerned, Sept H..

The delay on the work Of the Wa
satch boulevard late in the summer,
was due TO waiting for the building OF
the approa hes 20 tho canyon bridge
and the structure itself which IS Of
concrete. Tho bridge has now been
built. and the work Of grading is be-
ing pushed under the direction Of En-
gineer Dorcmus 50 that the CONNER
cal club expects 10 hand over to tho
city its share Of the work on the inn
proycment by The middle Of Scptem-
Der
Tho amount subscribed was in cX-
cess ~ 5000. and tho amount expended
g. "a little short of the subscriptions.
The entire cost Of the boulevard when
completed win be a great deal more,
but the work viii be continued from
time 20 time hy the city. a. funds
become available Tor that purpose. so
that eventually Salt Lake will have a
drive that ought 20 challenge the more
noted bouleyards IN the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
ECcLES WILL BUILD.
The Eagle Valley Railroad Project Is
Now Assured for Baker


David Eccles. president Of the stump
ter Valley railway, offers 70 build the
railroad from Baker City TO Eagle val
ley providing the total subscription or
100000 Is raised. This IS a positive
statement made by Mr.. Eccles before
leaving Baker city Saturday. lie Of
fers TO begin IN the same time AS speci-
fled In the contract with W. l.. Ninson
by the Citizens league and 20 complete
IL within the same time speciil q. IN that
contract
on being pressed by the committee to
know who was backing him ON the
building Of the Eagle valley railroad
Mr.. Vinson made the following state
ment:
You may say that Mr.. Eccles, presi-
dent OF the Sumpter Valley railway, has
been investigating my proposition for
some time and is now willing TO build
the road from here TO Eagle valley pro-
vided that the total subscription Of
Sl0O.0 is raised.
on being questioned as TO whether
he had other propositions, Mr.. Ninson
stated that be had Two other PROPOSE
tons from other sources but he did not
care 10 say anything about them al
present, saying that he believed the
statement made should be sufiCien, TO
satisfy the people that he can carry out
his part Of The contract.
The announcement that Mr. Eccles
is willing 10 build the Eagle valley
railroad on the terms which have
been agreed to by the Citizens league
is one Of the best pieces OF news ever
published d. Baker city II means
that II the subscription is raised and
Mr. Eccles IS given the contract the
road will b. built within the shortest
possible time and that IL viii De- a pay
ing proposition. for II Is wen known
that Mr.. Eccles IS a conservative man
and viii not build railroads where The
returns are not certain.
Il is known that Mr. Eccles. during
| bis week spent IN Baker City. mad,
q thorough examination Of the proposed
| Eagle valley road and sent his engineer
| Mr. West over the surveys. 10 IS veTy
| evident that Mr. Ecclcs found tine pos.
slhlc business would pay-Bakcr Cty
! Herald
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
Sire Of Religious Scct..

The Roman Catholic council to die.
cusS the new situation created IN
France by the recent law separating
church and state calls attention to the
relative numerical Importance Of the
principal forms o. religion followed hy
humanity. According 20 the latest es-
Inmates. the total Population n the
world ~ The present day ls i.613iio 600.
~ this total, rather more than one
third, exactly t6300 90. profess chris.
tianiiy 1880 90. end Prot
cstanis. 2l80900i0. M0hammed has
$1,000 90 followers. Buddha, io7 o0o. o6o.
Of the teeming population " China.
-,3,e0lep0 practice The clIi Of ancestry.
The Bfdhmins ln The world number
--5o)o0oo. and The Jews but 300. co0.
The parsees. who play such an Import
ant role In India. are but 1900 ~ told.
SO faf az mere numbers 70. the nomau
Catholics are thus seen 10 be far ahead
81 any other dcnomination.-Gra
Magazine.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Orphcum--Big business prevails at
the Orpheum again this week, win
packed houses every night The man.
agement announces that WiliTed
Clarke and his clever company have
been retained for another week. The
other features in next weeks bill viii
be the three Hickman Brothers. gro'
tesque fun makers, Vernon. the ven
trloquist. Ida ODay singing come
dienne and banioist. musical FORESTS
artistic musical act. Russell & Held
ION Dress Parade" and the klno-
dromC
Grand-Tonight Miss Georgia Har-
per essays the role Of Camille which
WIN run for the remainder Of the
week, the engagement closing Satur-
day night With next weeks bill, the
Grand begins It's regular season with
a farce comedy bill. the attraction be-
ing Wheeler and Russell in Looking
for Wife"
Lyric-"Fra Diayolo Cp 20 Date
continues 90 draw we'll pleased audi
tnces The Ziun company has made
It's strongest hit in its newest work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
FRED WILCOX HURT.
Aoung salt lakcr Mcss With Acci-
dent at the Columbus Con. Mine.

The friends OF Fred Wilcox, son q Dr.
,nd Mrs. Charles r Wilcox u the TWEEN
,ieth ward. will learn with regret that
the Young man was painfully hurt IN an
accident az the Columbus Consolidated
mine at Alta last night AT the same
time they will be pleased 10 hear that his
condition Is as promising as can possibly
be expected under the circumstances.
Tho accident occurred at the le-foot
level az the cage was bring dropped into
the mine with the midnight shifi on
board M some manu'r tho Young mah
was caught between tho Cugc and thc pro-
truding timbers lud was badly squeezed
II Was feared that tho CunscQuenCrs Wuu0
prove fatal and the injured man was
hoisted o. the surface al quickly as pos
Sihlc. aud where under th' care 90 l'r,
sykes. No. soon recovered consciousness.
Today In Wilcox reached The mine linn
self and This afternoon tfl'rhon'd hs
family that unless complications So DO
recovery should hc rapid though he does
not regard removal home "a wise thlnE ~
this time 40 bones were broken. nut
his chest is badly swollen and DIE lungs
somewhat effected
Fred went 90 the Columbus consolidated
10 work f0r The summer. Immediately ar
ter the Adjournment 0f the state lniyer"
sity Tor the heated spell and 20 get some
practical information iu the course 90
mining engineering which no Is pursuing
With him rs Charles Gibbs and other
students who contemplate ihc same call
ing iu HE as that which De- hopes 90 fol-
low The young men have been en-
camped in "a tent near The mine during
the summer and have been enjoying
themselves immensely, in addition 90 get
ting valuable experience ana proNidi1g
means Ca "Corfy tncW through school
That the pleasure uf their work should
have thus been Interrupted VIXEN the Tim,
for returning home was go near 40 hand
wil DO sincerely regretted hy on How
ever there is every reason o. believe tha'
good PMS steal condition f1r bis winters
ftudlcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
OVER EUROPE IN AUTO,
Col. Holmes and Family Ia Make the
Pilgrimage ship Car Tomorrow

4 year in Europe with an automobile
IS the diyertlng plan Of COL b. >
Holmes and family for the coming J.
months The auto. for the trip viii be
shlpped from salt Lake TO Europe, and
WDl be the Pope touring car which To-
renzo snow has piloted about the city
streets aud over the country for me
mast few months Young snow VIII
accompany the family aud VII. nave
charge Of the car on It's European me-
anderings. The family Of Col Holmes
is expected 10 leave In the near future
Tor New York. where they viii be
Joined few days later by the car.
once over on the continent trains AMI
an trafiic except the motor car viii be
tabooed and a long tour will be taken TO
include every interesting corner Of the
old country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30

asked; Sceptre. isdis. Manhattan. li|
Is. seyler-liumphrey. 2i926 Dexter |,
mGs: Granny, % bid: Gold Wedpl
IL u l6; Lone Star. 10 4.
Great Bend Extension, l6TlS: Gre
Bend Annex, mas; Crescent. 14ai1
Cow Boy, 1903: Denver Annex 231
y Bulls a Bears. Sqt New Yor
Consolidated. 25d27: Manhattan Con
soidated. s5Wi05; Little Joe, 6d7: Nav
flower. Sass; Jumping Jack. i6qi,
Thamp Cons, LS5dii0; b. b. Bonanz
7ns; Fraction, 9jdloO; Yankee Gir
linls' Stray Dog i6di7; Red Top Ey
tension, 6d1 Daisy, So; New His. 9 i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
UTAH ACTRESS WEEDS,
Marriage OF Julia Dean In Chicago 10
Well known Theatrical Man.

Word has been received IN salt Lake
that Julia Dean was married In Chi
ago last Tuesday to orme Caldara,
leading man at the Chicago opera
House Miss Dean Is a well known
Utah actress and has been leading
lady with Edwin Arnold's company,
playing Told In The Hills"
Miss Dean is the daughter n Al-
-beft Dean, and has many relatives liy-
ak, in this CITY She starred last sea-
.ssh IN The Little Grey Lady" and
gave up this play 10 accept her pres
ent position The couple are now at
the Elms apartment house on the
South Side Chicago. from which cards
we're sent out announcing the wedding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
WEATHER REPORT

Record a, the local office Of the wealth
er bureau for the = hours ending az 6
O. ~. today.
Temperature az a. m. o., maximum
s.. minimum, o.. mean. ,e which Is nor
NAL
Precipitation since the first ~ the
month 2Ss inches. which ia Li0 inch above
the normal.
Excess In precipitation since Jan. !, SCI
inches
Relative humidity, 81 per cent
FORECAST TTLL6P. NJ FRIDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake City and
vicinity.
Partly cloudy with local showers TO-
night Of Friday
r, J. HYATT,
Section Director
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SINGERS AT SALTAIR.
Tomorrow Viii he stephens DAY at
Tie Bic Lake Resort

Tomorrow win be- stephens day at
Saltair and The last outing ~ the sing
ers % salt Lake this season. 10 Is the
intention 10 make % great event Ia
the afternoon the children ~ the stake
singing classes win hold SWAY aud enc
JOY themselves 60 Che top of thCir bent.
On The evening the members of the
Tabtuacle choir with tlcir friends
win Indulge iu dance ou the splendid
floor until a late hour Prof stephens
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

sales during the regular afternoon
call were a. follows.
Allce-2O0 al 500
Uncle sam Consoidatod-500 at
o5ia.
Beck Tunnel-loo at 9S: 500 ct 81:
100 az 90.
New York--4100 al 81.
Lower Mammoth-l.000 al 60. l.
100 AZ IS; 1900 90 50. 1000 az 81.
Yankee Consolidated-50o al So;
100 az So.
Montgomery Mouniain-l. 900 az s..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET

: New York, Aug. 30.-Close.
!. Prime mercantile paper. ed5H
: per cent.
!. Sterling exchange, weak, with
7 actual business IN bankers bills
!. al 4.SS.35 for demand, and at
; 4.SG.25 for 90 days; posted rates,
!. 4.S9di.S5. commercial bills,
! i.7g.fsd4s0.
!; Bar silver, C6as.
! Mexican dollars. 5lh.
!. Government bonds strong
!. railroad bonds. irregular.
!. Money on call, strong and
! higher, 6dS per cent. ruling, s.
I closing bid, 5&; offered at g.
i Time loans, strong; so days
!. So per cent; 30 days, 6i-a' SIX
!. month, G, bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
TRIP DOWN GREEN RIVER.
Utah To- Have Another Attraction Ia
Offer the Tourist.

Bv next season Utah will stil have
another attraction for tourists In the
form Of a 2Oo-mile trip down Green riy-
or TO point where IL Joins the Grand
and Gunnison rivers and the rapids
commence.
Arrangements are under way 20 char
ter the "Clin Dweller" the big steamer
which has been placed in commission
ON the stream and erect two char
acteristic tourist hotels amid some 81
the grandest scenery that the state az
fords. one hotel is 20 be located about
100 miles below Green river station on
the Rio Grande Western and the other
AT the end OF the trip II IS anticipat-
"a that considerable business will fol-
low the opening up 81 this heretofore
practically unknown corner Of Utah.
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DIED.

HANSEN AT her residence @ S ,...
street Of cancer. Amelia hADs
mother q Mrs. Emily Heathoo'~ -
~ years
Funeral al Twsnty-nrst ward il.eu
house Friday, at ?. m Romans va
he viewed tomorrow up 20 -" - 10
derce Of Mrs. Heathcot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
SALT LAKERS MEET DEATH,
Father and Daughter Lose Life in
Lodginghonse Fire AT Butte To-day

Butte. ,us. 30.-I'ctcr Hanson
plumber, aged a. and his daughter
aged 10. were burned to death In n
clearinghouse fire here this morning
They came here from salt Lake CITY
ten days ago.
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announces that he will endeayor TO
dance with every spinster present, a
statement that should have the effect
Of creating deep aud abiding Interest,
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will use their best efforts to induce
him 10 become q candidate and 10 see
that b. gets the nomln., ION. M:.
SNOW representa- the young Democracy
ana is considered as very str0ns man
for the place.
Sing song OF city funds
That make the campaign go
Don't ever ask who lifted them
But snyder has the dough.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
INTO BEATTY SEPT Is.
y. Ross Clark Wires Date Of Entry of
Las Vegas 4 Ionopah.

O.. q. Nhittemore, general attorney
Tor the salt Lake Route, who returned
from Goldneld yesterday Is in receipt
~ telegram from j. Ross Clark. pres.
ideut Of the Las Vegas & Tonopah road
which states that the date SET Tor The
completion 81 the road into Realty Is
now Sept 10 and not ten days earlier,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30

RE Bvans Florist IS 8 Main st
FLORAL Designs a Specially. Phones y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30

Many Democrats who have been look.
ing over the field Tor good material Tor
the nomination o. county attorney have
arrived Al the conclusion that they have
the right man IN Ashhy Snow. and they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30

Juab county expects o. W. Powers 20
make the race Tor Congress against
Representative Howell The Raging
oratory Of the last campaign Is still ne.
membered by Democrats TO the credit
Of Judge Powers IN Juab and they say
De Il gaining strength down there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30
NCUNE TROUBLE
IN SOUTH AMERICA
Letter From Hal Kerr Gives Some
Particulars Not Known in
Salt Lake,
NATIVES STARTED THE RIOT.
Five White Men, One OF Them T. ".
McCme. Jr, Were Badly Beaten
Before They Escaped

In letter received by Kenneth c.
ken this morning from his brother
Hal Kerr, general superintendent OF
the Cerro de Pasco railroad. some fur
their light is thrown upon the recent
trouble in which A. ". McCune, Jr,
OF this city was involved. The letter
is dated August and consequently it
was written before the arrest OF Mr.
McCune Ia Chile. where he apparently
went after the trouble with the native
rioters at MorocoCha, Peru 80
The Associated Press dispatches sent
out AT the time Of the earthquake at
Valparaiso make mention Of the escape
OF young MCCune du .Hg the excite
mont. Beyond these mesger details,
however, his friends here are In ignor-
ance Of his movements one thing Is
certain that II any natives were killed
they were dispatched In self defense.
The fact that Mr.. McCune and four
other Americans we're badly beaten IN
the fight VIII also be- interesting news.
Writing OF the affair which has been
dealt with In Associated Press dis
patches coupl, Of weeks ago Mt.
Kerr says.
MR. KERRS LETTER
"Morococha is the name Of very
important mining camp near the sum
init this side Of Oroya. quite a distance
from Cerro. Az McCuno has been
superintendent OF those mines and has
handled the work very well indeed.
Some former owners OF the property
natives. have been continually In dis
puto over the property and have
caused no end Of trouble In fact there
has been trouble there for some time
and II eliminated on July S (which Is
the Peruvian Fourth IN "a regular riot
FOUR BADLY BEATEN
"Alf Mcclure and four Of his men all
white men. were badly geaten by the
mob of natives and II has since been
charged that he killed a couple of the
natives. Even II he did (Which Is stu
a matter Of grave doubt II was purely
for the purpose Of defending himself
but here the laws are different from at
home. there being no such thirg as
self defense. The natives have made
a tremendous lot OF trouble over the
affair and details have been eXaggerat-
cd, the fact that the natives started
The riot and beat four white men hay
Ing been suppressed. However. All
has lefl the country now and probably
the papers viii soon drop the dhair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-30

In Sanpete county one ". d. Living
stone. Republican. Is on large war
horse ana breathing vengeance upon
tho party machine which Is alleged
% have disappointed him in the seec.
Ton q Hiram r. Booth United States
district attorney.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

as has been enormously announced In
the newspapers.
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An error IN typesetting IN last eve
ning's impression Of the News" made
the name Of Judec W. u. King appear
as a candidate FOR county attorney IN
stead OF W. II. wilkins, who was onti-
tied 10 the mention. Judge King is
now IN New York, where he has gone
20 welcome Bryan with the other hosts
of the unterrifed lie probably won't
hack up the type machine man or
proofreader, by making good on the
proposition. II may be definitely stated
that Judge King does not aspire to the
position IN question.