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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-14

The handsome home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l. Anderson on Quality
Knob" was the scene and setting OF
an informal but quite dressy affair
on the weekend complimentary to the
members Of the forty.two club and
number of invited guests.
The house which IL conveniently
modelled has most artistic interior
In hardwood, and with the hostess
handsome rugs. hangings and art
pieces touched up with springs sweet.
est blossoms. was decidedly htrm!ng
on this afternoon.
The flowers were arranged in vases
throughout the house and a number OF
palms were brought in and set about.
Forty-two was the spirited game In.
.dnlged In. OF which there were ten
tables OF the most enthusiastic domI.
no players one chances to meet.
There are no prizes bu. at the con.
.clusion OF the play a domino was held
'f e'N '"' NA' kh'hNAhh Aut
number claimed n shower bouquet OF
carnatIon Mrs. VIM. Pheiffer proved
the best guesser.
At the finish an appetizIng lunch
consisting OF all the dainties OF the
season was chatt over and enjoyed.
The guest list included Mesdames
Van Denberg, Foster, Torbet( Stonum.
spragins, Byrne, Cook, Poland. Sass.
Dodson. Graham. Buchanan, Blake.
Bledsoe. Walker. Campbell. w. A. Ed.
wards. W c. Dean. C. o. Bum, Straeh-
ly. Maxwell. Conlee. Guilliott, Can.
non. McNaught. Westheimer. Kahn
Scott Cannon. Walcott, L. T. Russell.
Coleman. Cobb. Townsend. A. C. 'Cruce.
j. c. Thompson. Kirkpatrick. Hum.
phrcy. Goodwin. Mullen, Drew. Misses
Pearl and Minnie Moore. Alice Moore
and Blake
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The Society Editor requests
that all persons who wish TO
contribute articles 10 the Sun.
day Society Columns will kind.
ly telephone or send them as
early as possible in the wecK.
Owing 10 the volume OF the Sun.
day report 1t has become impos-
sible 10 handle II on Saturday.
Only events that take place on
Friday and Saturday will be IN.
serted IN Sundays paper ~
sent In later than Friday noon.
Your attention 10 this will bo
an appreciated courtesy.
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l. in receipt OF handsome set o,
silk banners won by this grove dur.
ing the past two months. for their
faithful work in bringing the member.
ship from eighty.six to member.
ship from eighty six to one hundred
and fifty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-14
AT THE LAKES.
Chickasaw Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walcott and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs Hal Buchanan, Misses
Ruth and Jean and Lafayette Blake.
Miss Blake and Mr. Jodie Adams
took supper at the lake Sunday.
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At City Park.

A number OF the lovers OF Athlpt.
ic sports witnessed tie High School
fetes Friday afternoon at the city
park. The girls and their swecthearts
were in evidence and It was jolly
gathering and the contestants did
credit to themselves an dthe High
School.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-14
Benevolent,

The Benevolent society met with
Mrs. J. \ Madden Thursday after.
noon.
Considerable business was transact.
ed. These ladies' have cared for a mum.
Der Of people the past winter and
many Of the bills were settled
The society has decided they will
not meet as often during the summer
asthey met in the winter
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an Informal reception will be held at
the close.
Every guest is urged to be on time.
the program wS begin promptly at s
O'Clock.
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At Chickasaw.

Miss Aleene Bennett and Mr.. Cnue
Atkinson. Miss May Lowden and Mr.
Less Kearney. spent the afternoon at
Chickasaw lake Sunday.
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Success Club.

The Little Success Club held It's
first meeting with Mrs c. p. Van Den.
berg An interesting program was ren.
dered and from all appearances this
promises 10 be one % ne most.upto-
date little clubs IN the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-14

Mrs. s. c. Treadwell OF Tisho-
mingo was the guest Of Mrs. c. p.
Van Denberg Thursday.
Earl Young spent two days in the
city last week tho guest Of his pa.
rents. DR. and Mrs. J. F. Young.
w. c. Downing of Cornish was in
the city for the past week and while
here a guest Of his sister. Mrs. Edgar
Sandlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Byrd OF Jack.
son, Mo, who have been spending the
winter months in Texas are here en-
route to their home In Missouri and
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Byrd.
Mrs. W. C. Baker is visiting friends
In Paris. Texas.
Mrs, Chas. Cook is spending a while
in Marshall
Mr. Billie Barrowman OF Purcell ia
an Ardmore visitor and a guest at the
bachelor home on North Washington
Hon. Clint Graham. delegate to the
constitutional convention. left satur.
day night for Guthrie to put his sig
nature to the constitution Of our great
new state.
Mrs. Tedford who has been In the
city the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
T. u. Luke, returned to her home
In Oklahoma City Saturday
DIR. Frank F. Tull who has been the
guest OF DIR. Philip Stephens left
Thursday night for Quincy, III.
Miss Sue Frame Is visiting Davis
friends.
Hon. w. A. Ledbetter and sons. Lew.
Is, Eugene and Robert left Saturday
Tor Guthrie, where Mr.. Ledbetter
goes to sign the constitution for which
he has labored vigorously the mast
winter His three sons will have the
pleasure Of seeing their father sign
this immortal document.
Miss Margaret Walton is the puest
OF Davis friends.
Mrs. II. II. Pennington has been
visiting friends in aPrls, Texas.
Mrs. W. p. Poland is visiting in
Marshall, Texas
Mrs Lon Frame visiting in Da.
Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. W f. Ryan and family
ieft wednesday for Dallas, where they
VIII reside in the futre Ardmore re.
srets very much to lose this worthy
FAMILY and hope they may soon re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Bradford have as
their guest Mrs. VIII Murphy of Gle.
burne, Texas.
Hon C. ID, Carter, our popular candi.
late Tor congress Of this district, made
business trip to Coalgate Friday.
Mrs. VIII Potter Is the guest of
friends in Gainesville.
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The susceptlble Drummer.

4 gay and handsome travelling man
lay on a bed OF pain: all hope had
passed, his life went fast; he would
never rise again. "Hast thou no
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W. c. r. U.

The Woman's Christian Temper.
ance Union held a meeting with Mrs.
J. A. Madden Wednesday afternoon.
Many OF the members paid their
dues.
There will be another meeting next
week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-14

Twin Territorial Federation oi -.
Dor Oklahoma city Central Trades
Assembly. Federal Labor Union and
thirty tWoother locals
Ask the Poor.
Miss Barnard will be remembered
by our townfolks as having spoken
here on child labor last summer. she
Ia an enthusiastic worker. has made
this problem n life study, and YOU
would make no mistake IN giving her
your hearty support
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lock, Arthur Adams. r. Dunlap and
Mrs. Barron Of Chicago.
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Woodmen Circle.

There will be call meeting of the
Woodmen Circle Monday afternoon at
2:30
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wOman's Guild Of St. Philips Church.

The Woman's Guild OF St Philips
Episcopal church held a very enjoy
able meeting with Mrs. Ed Hoffman
Tuesday evening The regular rou-
tine OF business was transacted and
dainty refreshments served.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-14

hetnse supsututtr. uuLIiuau ,Jaus,
Co. and City Drug Store.
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Woodmen Circle Banners Here.
The clerk Of the Woodmen Circle
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Social Calender.

MoNDAY-Mrs. W. A. Ledbetter host.
ess to the Ladies' of the Leaf mu.
sical at Elks home rn!,latory game
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Continued on page nine)
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are not attached to hand organs,
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man Drug Co. and City Drug store.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12
WAS A DANG E R 0 U S
CRIMINAL
AFTER KILLING NEGRO AT BALI
GAME BARGRAVES AND RUFF
HIDE In SWAMP THE
TORMEa'S BODY IS
RIbDLED.

Gibson. Ga, July Z, Two weeks
ago Hargraves and Maize Run killec
Richard Jones at a Sunday. camp meet
Ing and made their escape. They
were locited today by Sheriff Kitch-
ems and MARSHAL Charles Smith and Il
rose organized to effect their capture.
Tie two negroes were in a secluded
cabin and when the posse approached
the hiding place they surrounded The
four sides. Ruff was rot found, but
Hargraves was cornered and showed
fight. lie was tired on and killed b2
the posse. All of the parties con-
cerned were desperate negro char&c-
ters Of the moonsn,ne and blind tiger
section Of the Stetet
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12
CUTTING SCRAPE AT
SALUDA
JOHN ATTAWAY WOUNDED By
TEN FORREST EN-
PL0YS G0UNSrL

Saluda, July l0.-The only thing
to mar the pleasure OF the day here
Tucstay WAS AN alteration late IN
the afternoon between John Attaway
and Tenn Forrest Just how tllc little
trouble started is not known but, Il is
pictty evident that whiskey was at
the bottom Of it. Forrest cut Alta
way slightly on the arm, while he him,
self escaped unhurt. Both parties
wee taken in charge by the town
council.
Plof. ia Carson, Jr., sat the
home Of his father ir this town for
the summer vacation.
At a meeting Gf the trustees of the
Saluda school here yesterday Mr. Eel
lows. formerly Of Newberry county,
was elected principal, vice Mr.. Carson
who resigned after his election recent,
ly.
Young Taylor who was lodged in
l.il a few days ago for killing his fa-
ther, has employed Messrs. Daniel e.
Daniel TO defead him.
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Scholarships For Girls

Vacant scholarships Of free tuition
are offered through the Sorth Caro-
lima Federation of Women Clubs as
follows:
South c aroiina Kindergarten Asso
ciation' one scholarship for free
tuition good for two years
Greenvilic College for Women two
scholarships for tree tuition for
four your.
These will be awarded by competi-
tive examinations to be held August
2d'IoO7.
Applicants must file names with the
Chairman of the Department before
July 9th. Students must be at least
fifteen years OF age and prepared te
enter the Freshman OF any higher
class and must inform thc Chairman
which College she desires TO enter.
For further information apply t1
Miss TheOdosia Dargan,
Chairman Dept. Education ;. c.
r. w. c.
DalZell, 5. c.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12
IKPJkTANT ARREST.

constable Geo w. Asbll UfLex-
,gtOu County Third DIsIrI;U Cap
ur,d Sal urday morning alb ut one
nile from LacSCvlle 800 GrLhlm
nu murdered two LCwman negroes
t Ridge Spring eight or ten years
90. lie was arrested at the time
( the murder ana put IN Jill at
aluda S. =. and got out by PIC ing Il
hole in the wall. He had be III a.
arye ever since There is a re ward
offered o. 500 co by Ex Gov. Ell.rby
for Granams capture
constable Asbill had him here
in the Guard houSe and turned
him over TO the sheriff and got hls
receipt
;rlnIm is deSp rate character and
took coed detective work To ru,
i'm down H. has changed lis name
nd has b, e going 10y the name o.
Buliler Johnston Mnca arrested n l
n Ide ia cIn'eS,iO To < N. ASriii
.ud said that it Was not nccc"ssarl
TO take him u Ridge Sprirg for idcn,
LITIGATION as he was the mln wanted
r.. J. WerLs. deputy sh heriif of SIlu,
la County took him TO the Salud;
Jail to await trail.
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good, s.~
GREAT GATHERING JF
ShIIInA FARMERS

tB. w. Crouch in Columbia State)
Saluda, July 10!-Tuesday was
farmers rally day for Salada. town
and country. There are more farmers
according tn population and area In
Saluda county than in any other In
the State and more Of them own their
farms Being an agricultural people
almO:t universally, II is no wonder
that fully E.eoo turned out hear the
representatives of the interests they
are most interested in.
From every nook and corner OF the
county they came and numbers were
here from the bordering towns and
counties. For several days President
Forrest and his coworkerS have been
preparing for the gathering and right
we'll has the large crowd been cared
for.
From early morning until noon there
was an influx or substantial farmers,
accompanied by their wives, young
men with their laSses and baseball
fans by The score.
: At III O'Clock MesSrs. K. ID. Smith
and F. III. Hyatt arrived, having driv-
en- out from Batcsburg. They were
met by Hon. J. NJ. Forrest, president
Of the Saluda County association, an
piloted to the shady grove near at
hand, where the speaking took place
Mr.. Forrest presided and first pre-
y sented Mr. Hyatt, who after review
ing The work accomplished by the
great southern association, extollns
9 the aid given them by the banks Of
u the South when the wolk was first
II undertaken and urging the farmers to
Z continue to stand together us one man
L concluded by saying he merely went
along with his friend Smith to ,Xhort
~ little and give out few hymns
y and then give way TO the "real event.
IL The theme Of his address was TIE
l. duty of the farmers Of the Sou tn
'r This in brief was that they SHOULD
Ie take their proper place in econUm.
'' Of the nation, demand and have 70
~ their labor and the product on which
they have a monopoly its true value
and when they have done this
~ stream of glittering gold will bC
UuIheu III Wis uiicCIiou IiihL VII
10 bring peace. plenty, prosperity and
happiness into every Southern home
a hat collection was taken to defra,
&C the expenses OF Messrs. Hyatt an,
uI smith to this town.
ID. sheriff Sample and b. r. Forrcs
served barbecue on large scale
an while Che good women from the cour
mn try and town spread basket picnic
tlat reached.almost across The woot
nd ed grove.
cir In the afternoon Saluda and Oak
ieI Grove played an interesting game {
,m ,re ball and the rooters from the count
my for miles arCuid had their inni
the for the day.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12
AIKENITES COME TO
BLOWS.
Cl!IEF UF POLICE HOWARD AND
FORMER CONSTABLE BLACK
BEFORE MAYOR.

Aiken July 8.-Yesterday afternoon
@ ief Of Police Henry Howard and
Former Dispe nsary Constable John
Slack became involved in personal
d,niculty i'll which several blows were
passed. The two Ncre separated by
hyStandefs They were before Mayor
Sa,icy this morning on the charge o.
dsorde~y conduct and fighting
Howard was released while the case
against Black waa continued
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COTTON MARKET.
:3atesburG spot l3 rs
PERSONALS.

Mr. dni Ms; Albert G. Jones are
travelling in Canada. They have al
ready visited New Y,rS an d Niagra
Falls.
Miss Edna sttadman of Denmark
who has be.n visiting Miss Free do
Rutland has returned home to the lie
gret Of her many friends.
Miss Kate Wright returned from
Newberry last Friday accompanied by
her little COUSINS Lizzie and Kathlee n
Tarfant Of that place.
MIR. Frederick Cullum had to be
carried back o the Columbia Husp-
tai last Wednesday morning. 1t is
said that he was threatened with ty-
phoid fewer Mrs. Cullum accompanied
him.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. B. Kernag han aud
little Lois left Tuesday for James
town and northern points. They will
be gone about ten days OF three weeks.
Mr.. james Hardin is visiting Mr.
julie CooneI.
~"d' Hardin is the guest of
NS.
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AFISHING PARTY
TO BURTONS POND GIVEN BY MR.
AND MRS. ia. WATSON. AN
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

A most delightful aud informal out
ing was The picnic given by Mr.. ant
Mrs. ). A. Watson, on last Tuesda,
afternoon at Bnrton's pond I'm homo,
of their guest, Miss Julia KNIGHT
Pace OF Atlanta. The crowd left
town about o'clock In busgies and
wagons After reaching the pond,
they spent while in pleasan MT conyer-
sation, seated under the spreadin
ooughs OF the giant oaks, or else
roamed the banks Of the flowing
stream. About O'Clock delightful
lunch was served, consist ing OF a ra re-
variety OF delicacies on an improvised
table lighted with candles. Returning
The crowd Joined in singing some or
the old yet soul stirring songs.
The outing Was thoroughly enioyed
ny all present and it was not until a
late hour that they reached home.
ipc 'oiiowlng among others were
present: DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Watson
ana Mrs Sarah Shuler, Misses Ruby
Glover, Tuliye Branch, Mamie Gun
ter, Lucille Cooner, Agnes Jones, RUBY
watson, Mable Tarrant Of Newberry
Lucy and Beulah Watson II Ridge
spring; Messrs James Hardin of
Glover, Ernest Hartley, Ben Edwards
OF Ridge spring. Mckinney Hartley,
julie Cooner, Cyril Jones, d. z. Hart
ley and Barrett Jones.
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MT. EBAL NEWS.

Mr.. j, NJ. Edwards spent a few Gays
in this community lately. He spent
The night with Mr., T. A. Rodgers.
Mr.. j. l.. Salrcr has returned after
spending week ~ Batcsburg.
Mr.. T. A. Rodgers and flmily have
h2en visiting at Wards.
Miss Emma Watkins visited Miss
Sallie Colder last week.
Nj. Frank Bulkctt is putting soda
around his cotto on.
Mr.. Stan Sawyer will meet his pu-
pills shortly and start tic singing
81 .Ool.
Miss calle Fox has been visitir 4
Mr.. AID Mrs. Culdcr
FMmerS Daug gllrr
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elder Fsllaw and young Taylor TO-
eether. They tsld ms that tbs othsr
boys-wsse not there bnt propo sedthas /
ITaylcr take the mule and 90 for tbs d. J.
Ts this ! consented. He got back Is
the house in the night ana i formslls
placed each under arrest: t9ld them
OF what HAD heard Of tue N.i rnings
that had beengiven M to not go nsi
them, and stated that / wousa trsat
them all right Il tEsy acted right To-
ward me- but tha;si { they. stssm 2ted
any dirty work that they would be-
surs 90 find me In the game.
Tlle next morning one Of the men
had to goto Batesburg on business
and allowed him to 60 but he sa:d he
would get OIL the train as it passei
and come to Lexington WITH me With.
outs any trouble. and this he did I took
the other three and bearded the train
at Monetta. The elder FAlllw board
ed the saain as he had agreed AMI
brought thsur all to Lcxlngt1n and
placed them In jail.
Amy statement that 1 show these
men special privileges is not the truth.
/ have always given the prisoners
In my charge the same foot that anl
any family eat and 1t is nobodys bus
mess II l give them better eating
tnan the average jail furnishes.
There will be no m )re whiskey
giyelto these men. IL was mis- take
of course, that the two bottles were
given them, but you can rest assured
that they will get no more
Il am no specii friend OF these men.
They are residents of another county
aitogether and | 4 know very little
about them. / have treated them
just as would a ny others charged
with crime, except those whom KNOW
60 be desperate or who have rep
utation for violence.
These attacks upon me arr
and 1 amsorry that they sho
been circulated. am
my do..SJ, and wi
Judgment in
withstandint
icism o. SO
have q sr
| takeit
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CONDITIONS l7
LEXING TON
JAIL
(By Joh, 7 ne snau In c,Iumsia

tby Johi I Ne shan Ia C1Iumsis
State. &
Lexington, July g .--There have an.
peared 10 the public prints Of late
statements from more than one county
which might easily lead one to sus
pect that too much leniency is shown
pris oners by sheriffs, ana that too
many privileges are allowed those ac
cused Of crime while 10 the custody OF
the officers.
Henry Davis, the white man who
cut Policeman Knox and who was
arrested here and takeu back to Co.
lnmbia this morning, told . story to
the police officers OF the capital city
Iconcerning the treatment of Inmates
OF, the Lexington county jail which.
coupled with numerous rumors con
erning the attitude of Sheriff Corley
toward the men charged with the
murder OF George w Mabus, is the
reason for sending staff reporter OF
The State to this place today TO
ascertain the facts.
The jail fronts on the PRINCIPAL
street and is almost in the heart OF
the town. 1t Is a two-story brick
structure. erected i'm 1889. 1t is fitted
with steel lined rooms and steel cages
or the prisoners. In accordance
with a custom which has long been
observed here separate sections OF the
Jail are assigned for the white aud
colored prisoners. The respondent
OF The State called at tue jail at
a o'clock and and was promptly shown
through the prisoners Confines by
Deputy Sheriff Corley, the sheriff
being absent.
The story in circulation for some
tine that special accommodations are
given the Fallaw boys and Isaac
TAYLOR, who are charged with the
murder OF Mabus, is unfounded. They
are In the same portion ~, ", ja,l a.
- prisoners - rs true that they
-.of the corridors and ar,
IN steel cells at night, but.
=" sheriff the
-nners
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O the Wilt, -. : the |
st, it would l., nothing less thln
Srucl to place men n these cells in
the afternoon, where they would be
subjected TO the hot sun for hours. AS
1t is, The place il warm enough VIII h,re
they do stay.
There is some evidence OF truth In
the statement thai these men who are
charged with Mabus' murder are al
lowed wbiskey in the Jail. A quart
bottle and pint bottle, both empty,
were seen i'm one Of the cells. The
deputy sheriff who is the father OF
the sheriff, stated TO The State repre-.
sentative that without giving the
matter much thought, he had pur-
chased two bottles OF whiskey for these
fellows, but he had since refused to
purchase whiskey for them and would
not do SO any more.
The men, along with two other
white prisoners, were playing cards or
lounsing about in the corridors when
The State man walked in. Their ac-
lions were not uncommon to those oi
prisoners in other jails.
They will seek to have their trial
take place IN Aiken county, where the
s shooting Of Mabus occurred. Lee Ftl
law, the older one Of the boys statet
that they did not think it right to tr!
them for murder in Lexington county
where the young man MabuS hat
M my relltives aud friends, and the.
did not feel that they could secure
fair and impartial trial. He Statet
that they were poor boys, withou
/, much money, and were unable to EN-
p!oy as competent counsel as the
q would like.
Their defence will be in the n.tur
OF an alibi, 1t was alleged that a!
. though the younger Fallaw boy ha
had row with Mabus several montl
!, ago they had since met and mad
friends and here was no reason fu
suSpccLing Them as his murderer.
They have not applied for bail ar
: talked as If they would not as
would mean the showing Of the
hand, putting somewhat at disat
y vantage when their case Is called #
trial. Sheriff Corley arrived on Il
- late afternoon train from Savanna
y lie was seen by The State man wi
Informed him OF his mission to LIE,
:" ington Sheriff COrley talked yer
freely and said he appreciated the fs
- ness displayed To investigate cond
tions before publishing the rum"
whidh were afloat
have been sheriff for three year
said Mr.. Corley' land before my elC
ton 10 this l was for ah,'
seven years deputy sheriff and cons
. bic In all that Time never had
Il criminal TO escape from me, and
- have never failed TO arrest any NJ
is that went after il he was In the ca
u try.
When went to BaJesburg to a
rest these Fallaw boys was L
there that had better not go to TIL
,a house Before reached the ell
-, Fallaw's home neighbor stopped
% and warned me not TO go over Ih
that / wou d do So 1T the peril of
c. life went on over and found