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DamrOsch at AsheyiFTe.

Interest in the coming Of the New
York Symphony Orchestra, which IS to
be heard at the Asheville Auditorium
April 23d, under the distinguished con-
ductorship of Walter Damrosch, has in
creased by leaps and bounds since the
first announcement was made, and now
those in charge are confident that the
engagement will be a tremendous sue
cess. Under the direction of Loudon
Charlton, the well known ~impresario,
the New York Symptoms Jour is to
cover most Of the country east of the
Mississippi, an undertaking ofunusual
proportions when one considers the
great cost of maintaining such an
organization.
Speaking of the present high degree
of efficiency of the New York Sym
phony, the New York Sun said recently:
"Mr. Damrosch now has an assem-
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To Go to Spartanburg.

The Board of Trade held their meet
ing in Hunters Pharmacy, last Thurs
day, for the purpose of taking action on
A. B. Calvert's mill proposition. In
compliance with Mr.. Calvert's request
for a committee of six representative
men to come to S~partanburg and talk
over the proposition, the following men
will 60 there within a few days, as a
committee from the Board of Trade:
u G. Station, J. g. Morrow, E. w. Ew-
bank, G. A. Hobbs, Claude Brown and
T. r. Barrows. On motion of the meet
ing Capt. Wofford was also requested to
go to S~partanburg with the committee.
1t is believed these gentlemen will be
able to arrive at some definite conclu-
son with Mr. Calvert, and it is hoped
they will be able to state on their re-
turn that the big mill will be located in
Hendersonville.
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Whether it is the prospect of the lake
being built, or just the general attrac-
~tiveness of Hendersonyille, Is not known
for certain, but there have been many
strangers arriving in town lately, who,
in the natural course of events, expect to
remain here some time, and who have
been cordially welcomed into the differ
emit homes they have selected as an
abiding place. Including the twins
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles French
Toms, there have been nine sets of
twins born in this community within the
past few weeks.
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List of Assessors.

Following is the list of assessors re.
Gently appointed by the County Com
nissioners, whose duty it will be to as
sess the valuation of land in Henderson
County.
BLUE RIDGE. B. A. Merrell, w. P,
Blackwell, J. T. Station.
CLEAR CREEK. 6. L. Norman, j. N,
r. LanninG, J n. Ross
CRAB CREEK. s. D. Osteen T. A.
Drake Jr. j. A. Rhodes.
EDNEYvILLE. I. A. w. LYDIA. G. W
Conner, NJ. l.. Edney.
GREEN RIVER. J. 7. Station, r. F.
Levi, J. W. Ward.
MILLS RIVER. W. s. Bird. M. r.
Anderson, B. T. Morris.
HENDERsoNvILLH' J. Williams, J.P
johnson, G. H. Valentine.
HooPBRs CREEK. Chas. w. Hickman,
]. N. Russell, c. N. Fletcher.
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Col. S.sV. Pickens is suffering from
an injured foot. Someone attempted to
kill a snake and struck the Colonies
foot instead with a heavy stick.
The tax list has 2s4 names in it this
year. Last year there were 395tax pay
ers advertised for not settling with the
county.
Mrs. Chas. Nuckols, after spending
several weeks in this city, left Wednes-
day morning for her home IN Charlotte,
N. G..
we are receiving a delayed shipment
of March weather, which should have
reached here q month ago. It's all
the weather mans fault.
G. E. wi son on wednesday received a
telegram f. I'm L.. Green, of the South
ern Railway asking the Freight Rates
Committee to meet him in Atlanta on
Friday of this week. Messrs. wilson,
Anderson and Clarke will probably
compose the committee.
Mr.. 81. L. Walker has accepted \ posi-
ton at Hunters Pharmacy. He is
proving himself an adapt in making
soda drinks. Those who visit this ponu-
lar store need have no fears but that
their taste will be we'll served by this
popular young man.
Mrs. F. G. Hart and her two daught-
ers have returned from their winters
visit to Florida, 1t was 90 in the shade
when Mrs. Hart left down there and it
was showing when she reached Spar
tanburg, S. Q.
With the mountain peaks covered
with a mantle of white, the dogwood
putting on their beautiful spring dress
of white blooms, the dainty arbutus hid
ing close to Mother Earth, the bright
sunshine and cloudless sky, the country
and city were alike beautiful this week.
The new fountain at the JustuS Phar-
macy is now almost ready. only a little
plumbing being required to put it in
working order. 1t is of the new style,
the clerks drawing the different beVer-
ages from under the front counter. 1t
is undoubtedly one of the ~handsomest
fountains to be found anywhere. The
massive back is of mahogany and plate
glass and remarkably beautiful stained
glass, outlined with electric lights of
different sizes. The electric light fix
lures are of brass. very pretty in design.
The counters and front are entirely of
marble, with a heavy brass rail at the
top and bottom. The latest appliances
cleanliness and quickness are incor-
"ated in the big fountain, and the
aole erect is most pleasing.
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The Lake.

Nothing definite has yet been heard
from 7. G. williams, of Columbia, who
I represents the outside capitalists in re.
t4rd to the lake. Last Saturday a let
tar was received by Capt. Toms stating
they had the matter under consider
i.tton, but that there we're so many de-
ais to be gone oyer that they found it
impossible to give their decision immed-
lately, altho' they expected to reach a
definite conclusion very soon. The lake
officers are expecting a reply almost any
day,
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Excitement on Main Street.

Saturday was a day of much noise and
excitement on Main st. Strangers COM
ing to town were not sure if we were
celebrating the building of the lake or
some other event of national impor-
lance. There were flags and bunting
and bells and cymbals and much loud
noise. H. Patterson vas largely respon-
sible for it all, IS his extensive adver-
Using brought many people to town
despite the Indictment weather.
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FruitIand Institute Commencement

The Commencement will be held
April 21,- "a, 1907.
Sunday, April 81, IL q. M. Commence
ment sermon by Rev. D. M. Litaker.
3, P. M. B. Y. P. U.
8, P. M. An evening with the Baraca
and Philathea classes.
Monday. Fruitland Day, general edu-
cntional rally. A number of speeches
will be made, a large crowd looked for,
with well filled baskets, and a pleasant
and profitable day expected.
g, P. M. General School Entertain
ment.
Tuesday, 10. a m. Entertainment by
the Phi Chi Society, with address by
Hon. W. G.. Rector.
2. P. M. Annual meeting of Board of
Trustees.
s, q. m. Entertainment by the Philo-
ponocian Society, consisting of q gold
medal contest, music, etc. ~
Wednesday, 10 A. NJ. Commence
n orer. Graduating address by
class, literary address by Rev. g.. 3.
Jones. Delivery of Diplomas, scholar
ships, medals, and prizes.
Announcements. Final adjournment.
The public is heartily and cordially in
yited to attend all these exercises.
Former students and patrons are ex-
pected to be present.
An opportunity is thus given to Hen
derson county people to become ac-
ouainted with Fruitland Institute and
what she is trying to do.
T. h. Posey.
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Jurors.

Following is the jury list for the May
term of court.
FIRST WEEK
James M. Jones, J. Manley LYDIA, J.B.
Capps, j. F. Garren, K. ". King, 81.
Cantrell, Norman Reed, Joseph McCrary.
W. F. Kinney, g. N. Glszener, G. P.
tanning, ]. c. Orr, John Brown, John
c. Hill, G. Oats. W. T. Souther, K, W.
Fletcher, S. A. Mace, G. j. Ross, R. T.
Nix, 81. A. Drake, Albert Broyle, J. F.
Jones, Boyd McCrsry.
SECOND WEEK
T. F. Pace, W.P. Allison,A. F. Stepp,
H. C~Guice, ". G. LYDIA, d. A. Taylor,
G.. w. Brooks, N. G. Clayton, T. E.
McKinna. r. c. Stepp, G. x Thompson,
A. M. Blackwell, J. T. Drake, T. B,
Ward, J. L. Garland, C. c. Young, VIC.
Britain, A. n. Capps.
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Notice.

All persons having claims against q
county of Henderson, date prior to q
first day Of Jan. 1907. will present the
to the .Finance committee" st &
Office of the county commissioners
Rendersonville, on the 18th day
April, 1907, for the purpose Of havh
the said claims audited and approx
for payment, under an Act.of.the LeRi
lature at the last session.
Ratified Feb. II, 1907.
This April the 1st 1907.
B.. r. NORRIS
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AsheVille Talent at the Opera
House.

"Miss Conover's Vocation" given by
Asheville talent, will be al tn e
Opera House next Saturday night, the
18th. The play was given at the Grand
Opera House, at Asheville, last Friday
and was Witnessed by a packed house
The local papers speak most favorably
Of it.
Following the play there will be a
oall at the Blue Ridge Ian, and Mr..
A. G, johnson will spare no efforts tc
see that his guests have an enjoyable
time.
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Notice Of Registration.

The registration books for the town
election, for the registration of voters
will be open on Saturdays, April IL, 90
and 9th, from nine O'clock to sundown.
The books will close at nine O'Clock p.
M, Saturday April the 9th. Place of
registration Office of Registrar of Deeds,
at the Court House. W. G. STRADLEY.
Registrar.
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bliage OF the highest msrEs. The woc
wind proved admirable and the brI
more than competent. The record
to-day must be that New York ha.
symphony orchestra of t sown.n
See Mr.. Chas. Rless for tickets.
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You Must Register, or You Can't
Vote.

No democrat should fail to register
this spring. If you don't register you
can't vote. See the notice elsewhere for
date and hours of registration. This is
a duty all democrats owe their party.
Don't put it of but register next Satur-
day.
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Notice

State Of North Carolina, Henderson county.
Mod. Ray has this day made application to
enter the following described piece or parcel OF
land in Crab Creek township, Henderson CO.,
state Of North Carolina, viz. All that piece or
parcel of land lying and being In the aforesaid
township, county and state. near Mt. Hebron,
adjoining the lands Of e. B. Drake and Xix
Jones, and containing by estimate seven acres.
Entered this 18th day of March, 1907.
B. +. Station, Entry Taker.
s. M. King, Deputy,
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6be % les
BARGAIN COLUMN
FOR SALE.

A comparatively new house with nine
rooms and w~ater-wOrks, with q good
large garden, situated on North Church
street, at convenient distance to all the
churches in the city and to the Graded
School. Apply to the owner.
Hendersonville, N. c.. j. B. BOONE
For sALE-I0 room dwelling. Lot
9Ox290 on Fleming Avenue. House on
tains 10 rooms. Price $2500.00 {. One
half cash, balance in one and two years.
A bargain. Address. VIM. Hewitt, care
Hustler Ofice,or Phone III.
WANTED.-Second hand summer shirt
Waists and Dress Skirts for Charitable
purposes. All such will be thankfully
received by the Ladies' of the Hospital
Association. Please leave them at Mrs.
F. 8. Thomas next door to Post Office.
For SALF-All kinds OF Vegetable
Plants, including Egg Plants
RICHARD HOWARD
WANTED-Active man or woman in
each town, to exhibit, demonstrate, and
advertise staple line for large mail
order house; salary, $3.50 per day $500
weekly, no capital, or experience neces-
sary. Address W. B. LAMB
1GOuUO i LCuuOESOuy1llO Hs "
For RENT-For the season only,
completely furnished residence, three
quarters of a mile from corporate limits
of Hendersonville. Magnificent view.
desirable home in every way. Use OF
horse if desired. will NOT be rented
for a boarding house. For particulars
apply to T. r. Barrows, care the Hustler.
FOR RENT-Six room house, two
blocks from Main on Aspen st. Large
garden. Inquire Hustler Office.
Wanted.-A capable white girl to as
sist in homework. A good home and
satisfactory wages to right person. Ad-
dress reply to p~ostoffice box $50, Hend.
ersonville, N. G.
POTATO SLIPS FOR SALE-I handle
only the Queen of the south, as that Is
the old standard potato and gives salts
faction. Price 124 cents per 100 plants.
[ will have them ready May 10th to
the 18th. l will ship by express on
line of railroad. Persons ordering pay
all freight charges. Money to come
with order, express or postal money
order at my risk. ship in wood crates
as light as possible.
Former patronage solicited.
w. N, HARRIS
Hendersonville, N. c.
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Remarkable Effects Of This GlOr-
ious Climate.

BoRN-to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles French
Toms, on Sunday morning, a boy and a
girl.
Mother and children are all well.
MI. Toms isquite well also.
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For SALF-AIl kinds of Vegetable
Plants, including Egg Plants
RICHARD HOWARD
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For SALE.-Thorough bred Brown.
Leghorn eggs $1.00 per fifteen or $500
per 100. j.. A. FRAZIER
r. F. D No Hendersonville N. G.
We will saw your wood any length, on
y1r own r ace. wish u portable wood
wing outfit. Apply to Claude Brown.
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DR.. ]. N. HUNTER
The AH-round


Makes a Specially of Cancer Tumors,
Chronic Ulcers, Scrofula and Rheuma-
titm: Diseases of the Genito-Urimary
Organs and Rectum. Treats without
the knife, loss of blood and little pain to
patient.
CONSULTATION FREE
Terms of Treatment Satisfactory
d Years Practical Experience
References to a few cases treated
R A. Clark, cancer of nose..:-7oGTHi IT, : n
MS MS 8 r Nelson.cancer of face-.3;.Ogden, =. y
T r Martin, chronic ulcer OF leg BIacksOurs .
j x damprlsn'' Blacksburg, 5
Miss Minnie Mode, nc anney' %
J n Clonts; U GSi0ei chronic ulcer Of leg.
Miss Carrie Hopper, scrofula-- Henrietta. N
: 1Tnev Green, exzma.....-.MooresOoFo'
q W. Bridges, rheumattsm...--
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Following is the jury list for the May
term of court.
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WANTED.-Second hand summer shirt
Waists and Dress Skirts for Charitable
purposes. All such will be thankfully
received by the Ladies' of the Hospital
Association. Please leave them at Mrs.
F. 8. Thomas next door to Post Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
ORDER ASSIGNING
DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS

Washington. May. 3.-The order as
signing various officers TO command de-
partments proposed by the general star
was issued today by the adjutant gen
cral of the army. 1t provides that Maj
Gen Wood Is being relieved from the
command Of the Philippine division and
Shall assume command of the depart
ment of the east at Governors Island,
relieving Maj-Gen. Grant, who is or
dered 10 assume command OF the de-
partment of the lakes at Chicago, re-
iIeving Brig. Gen. Carter, who is or
dered to Omaha TO assume command OF
the department of the Missouri. MAJ
Gen. John F. Weston is ordered TO as
sumo command of the Philippine diNi-
sion upon the relief of Maj.-Gen, Wood
next fall. Mai Gen. a. W. Greedy, up
on the discontinuauce of the northern
division. is ordered to Vancouver bar
racks. Washington, to assume command
of the department of the Columbia.
Brig. Gen A. L. Meyer Is ordered to
san Antonio to assume command of
the department of Texas. Brig.-Gen.
Earl q. Thomas is ordered to Omaha to
assume command OF the department of
Missouri temporarily. Brighten.
Charles l.. Hodges is ordered TO report
10 the commanding general of the Phil
ippines division for assignment TO duty
in command of one of the departments
there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
Sheriff Hodgin Hires a House in
Which to Keep the Hay
wood Jury.
MUST BE KEPT TOGETHER,
An Official Cook Has Been Retained
Four Balifis VIII Guard Jurors
Night and Day.

Boise, Idaho, May 3,--The jury
which will try William Haywood. first
of the accused in the Steunenburg case.
win keep house during the trial. The
law OF Idaho provides that such juries
shall be kept together and in seclusion
from public contact and the higher
courts have always insisted on a strict
compliance with the provision. There,
fore, rather than take any chances with
the publicity of 7 hotel in this case,
sheriff Shad HGdgin responsible for
the custody of the jurors. has hired a
house for them, The house, an attrac-
tive well built structure, surrounded
by neat lawn and garden, is just
across the street that Hanks the rear
of Ada county courthouse and within
about 800 feet of the courtroom.
To make the daily Journeys of the
jury as direct as possible the sheriff
has constructed n temporary stairway
from the rear of the second story OF
the courthouse, It's upper landing Is
the platform OF a fire escape, ana IL Is
reached through the anteroom of Judge
Woods chambers. The fury can there
fore be taken directly to the stairway
without leaving the rallied enclosure Of
the courtroom. An official cook has
been retained, and arrangements have
been made with local stores for good
and varied supply of food. -Four ball
iffs--two for day duty and two for
night serVice-will guard the jury The
house viii be carefully and constantly
watched. Entry to the open lawn will
be prohibited; one of the day baillrfs
will remain at homo while the jury Is
in court, and the night bailiffs will do
no sleeping during their watch.
Tho 30 laftte,
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Charles rum Will Vsing MS
viuvial Uoitlvil Iui Mo : "
mlival auvautayC.
ACCUSES rim or Cvnnur l,un.
Declares ne pa No, iesiIate 90 De-
Inunu ana ncceIrc rh'ors rtpiiA
Lns,ui,s IN nls court

Boise, IDA, May 5.--senator Bo-
fia one OF Tue irduus cuuusoi lpr tue
stale in tne uPproOeulns uldl or W.T.
nam u. may " uUu ana utnvrs aeCuseu OF
luu mtuuer vi e.>-uuN. rtaIIn oIeunen-
utfg, tuudy ispueu u statement ia re-
lly to the inIerview gwen at WASH
iugton yesterday Oy lormer JUase
James -. beatty, whO recently rcUiteu
nom the iuuera aistilct uench ~ .his
s,a,c, Juuse beatty presluea at ,ne
time the grand jury was in session re-
Gently and returned indictments against
"a number of persons for alleged TIM
Der land frauds. IT is alleged tnat one
of these indictments was found against
Senator Borah, who has been general
COUNSEL for the Barber Jumper COM
many which is accused of having Sc
cured lands by fraud The alleged IN
dictment against senator Borah, while
admittedly found by the grand jury,
has not as yet been reported.
Senator BorRhs statement follows;
Il have read Judge Beatty's state
ment and have only this to cay Judge
Beatty for the last year seems to nave
utterly forgotten the high position he
holds. During the last campaign for
the senatorship he used his position m
"A shameless and utterly dishonorabl bic
way for his political advantage lie
did not hesitate to demand and receive
favors from lltlgants who had impor-
taut litigation In his court, and so con-
Quoted himself us to compromise TO
remarkable extent his dignity and
honor.
Il am sure it is to the credit and
advantage of the judiciary that he is
ON his way to Egypt
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A GOVERNMENT LOTTERY.
Thirty Thousand Acres OF Land In

Omaha, May S.-The government has
definitely decided TO proceed with the
Huntley project of opening 10000 acres
OF government land for settlement near
Filings. Mont, BY lottery or the draw
ing system The exact date has not
Been fixed, but it will be about June 80
OF July !. This win be the first gov
eminent land ever thrown open to-
settlement where water Tor irrigation is
Immediately available.
l.. w, Wakeley, general passenger
agent of the Burlington. said:
The land will be within Is miles of
the $l,UOOOO0 sugar beet factory at
Billings. ToWnsites viii be Established
and land within two miles of the towns
will be allotted in Ao-acre tracts. and
more than two miles will be allotted in
S0yacre tracts. The expense to the
man drawing will be about s3l an acre,
and it VIII be worth from SIS to Sl00 in
"a year. or at once. Should he draw a
40-acre tract he must pay one tenth
down. or SO, for his pro rata TO the gov
eminent for expense of irrigation. 81.
for the Indians and so cents for the ex-
pens Of maintenance, which makes $500
Tor the first year for each acre"
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ANTl-EUR0PEAN
RIOTS IN THE PUNJAB.

Allahabad. British India May 4.-Ser-
ious anti European riots have occurred
at Rawalpindi, Pupjab. 4 Hindu mob
burned two bungalows pillaged the
mission church. looted the postoftice,
burned a garage and all the motor cars
in it, destroyed the plant Of a power
house and smashed the WINDOWS OF the
residences OF many Europeans. Armed
police eventually obtained the upper
hand and dispersed the rioters. The
town is now patrolled by a squadron
of he Tenth hussars.
The outbreak at Rawalpindi is at
tributed to the incendiary influence of
well-known agitators who have been
making speeches throughout the Punjab
and who also are held responsible for
the recent outbreak at Lahore.
Rawalpindl Is fortified town of the
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For a Good Complexion,
Health and Beauty.

TIA OR Clear Eyes
~ Pure Complexion
Sweet Breath
IL Clean Tongue
Calm Nerves
Good Temper
Eat Cascaret whenever you suspect
YOU need it, Garry little loc Emergency
box constantly with you, in your Purse or
Pocket;
When do you need onef
When your Tongue is coated
When you have Heartburn, Belohing,
Acid Risings in Throat
When Pimples begin to peep out.
When your stomach onaws and
Burns.
That's the time to check coming Constip'
alton, Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
That's the time to take Cascaret.
One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need 1t will insure you against 90 per
cent Of all other ills likely to attack you.
Cascare,s don, purge, don't weaken,
don't irritate. nor upset your stomach.
They stimulate the Bowel Muscles to
contract and propel the Food naturally past
the little valves that mix Digestive Juices
with Food.
This stronger action produces greater
nutrition from food and perfect elimination
OF useless materials.
II makes the blood purer. healthier and
more reconsructive, insuring a fine. cleai
color and complexion.
Then carry the little ten-cent box con,
stanily with you in your purse. and take
Cascaret whenever you suspect you need
ii.
All Druggists sell them-over ten million
boxes year, for six years.
Be very careful to get the genuine,
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk. Every TABLET
stamped "ccc." 75l
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WOMAN HELD FOR MURDER.

Chicago. May S.-Miss Mary Sladek
whose parents recently died as the re-
suit Of arsenical poisoning, was held to-
DAY to the criminal court for trial, IL
IS suspected that she mixed arsenic
in the food prepared for the family.
-Four Of her brothers also we're poisoned
but recovered
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cent Lay. the chief of police who was
in civilian clothing when the shooting
occurred. a judge 4 instruction and
the prosecuting attorney commenced
taking the testimony of our men today
on board the Tacoma.