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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

New York, Jan. DIatrict At
tornoy jerome announced this morn
ing that he ala not think that IL
would be necessary 10 keep Evelyn
Thhw under eross-oxamlnhtion long
ar thnn today.
Ho thinks he may be able TO fin
ish the examination shortly after re-
conyenlns this afternoon, Attorney
O'Rellly for the dofcnae stated today
that he expected the defense would
rcst by the end OF this week,
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw resumed the
stand nj ta;is today To be further
grllied By Jerome, The state axam-
ina,ion went into details of her life
IN Paris IN 1908 and through Europe.
The witness admitted that she had
written White from nolougne and
saw him shortly after she returned
10 New York.
= Jerome questioned Evelyn az length
as TO her relations with White and
Thnw after her return fropi Europe
she said she had little to do with
White until one evening after the
theater when she went 10 luncheon
with white and Maxle Toilette. White
told her she was not looking wei
and that IL she would drop hcr work
on the stage ho would pay her the
same salary,
Mrs Thaw testified that she TOLD
Thnw that she had heard he was
morphine flend and he told her sh'
had been through Europe with hin
ana knew he did not carry a needle
or use the drug,
She also testified tina, Dillingham;
the theatrical manager, told her o
Thaw boating q girb Jerome start
cd 10 reading porti,hs ~ her lostl
mony last yrar. Tho girl turned 4
Dowllny aud demanded thai II Je
rome read parts he should III falrnes
read all,
Jerome again took the witness owe
thc European trip ~ dctall aud Sacl
TO New York. Arttr tier return !
New York they telk apartments q
the Cumberland but because of IN
notorIcty. Thaw thonghi !, hest tina
they separate, which they dld, Eve
lyn going TO hospital for ? time.
When discharged she took apart
ments on Madison street, where sh
remained until she went % Pittsouf
10 yet married, She said that sh
had told Thaw that White had
mania for young girls. Later at Jt
rome's request this was stricken or
OF the record.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
wallo,n LAND Opened.

six filings were made at the La
Grande Land office yesterday upon
the timber tract recently segregated
from the Wallowa forest reserve,
Yesterday was the date Of the open
ing Of the tract, which is known al
township five. and but little In
terest was shown in the matter. The
land is not good timber or agrlcul-
tural land, but is most valuable fol
range with small areas that can bt
farmed. The entrymen who filet
yesterday are residents upon the land
and have held by "squatter's rights
for periods ranging from five to /.
years.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
BAKER MILLS RESUME.
Oregon Lumber Company Again OPP
Grating Its Plants.

10
The oregon Lumber company IL
undergoing general repairs prepara-
tory 10 opening up In the near future
saws the Baker city Democrat they
orc nu,ting in concrete foundation
under the entire building ana VIII
start at work MS soon rs possible
At Austin the large min Is running
full blast with full force and is cut
ting about an average Of $4,000 feet
every "a hours. They have Just IN
stalled n new dynamo which VIII tur-
nish electric lights for the plant. the
loggers back in the camps are get
ting out logs for next year and piling
them up. for shipment,
At South Baker the oregon Lum'
her company has built new general
office building OF handsome brick
Joining on to the store building with
private entrances. The offices are
handsomely finished In native woods
highly polished and is well Lighted
by half a dozen large windows The
company have Installed new stee
vault OF large capacity for the stor
age of books and other valuables o
the concern.
The Oregon Lumber company i
now shipping In the meantime wha
Is called shop stuc to Milwaukee
which is manufactured into sash AM
doors and later on is shipped back t
Oregon,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

Boise. Jan. 2I.--The Capital State
Bank OF Boise. state institution,
failed to open It's doors this morn
ing. notice being posted of tempo
rary suspension caused by recent
heavy Withdrawals.
The bank has capital of 5000. 900,
surplus Of 100000 and the deposits
at. the last statement were little
over s1.000.000. George ID. Ellis Ia
president; J. C. Pence. vice president
and II. Z. Neal, cashier.
The bank ranked seeond among
the Boise banks and had the bull
OF the small depositor business
Walter r, Bruce, expert accountant
states today: II spent several day,
examining the banks books and be
lieves the bank il solvent" Cher,
was no effect on the other banks o
the city.
Walter $. Bruce will probably b,
appointed receiver Of the suspendet
bank.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
rrenchman Says War Is Inevitable

New York. Jan. 20.--Alexander
Ulnar. the eminent French Journal
ist OF LPetlta Journal, which has
a daily circulation OF 1,25o,O00, de-
elaros that war between the United
states ana Japan is certain.
''war between United States and
Japan Is inevitable. do not know
how soon. but 1t cannot be averted.
at viii not be long delayed. II
win be bitter struggle and in the
end the United States would win, but
not until there has been much blood
shed. treasure lost and much suffer
Ing undergone.
"You see the United States cannot
begin 10 make preparations of any
magnitude for the war The momen
that Japan becomes alarmed at th'
extent OF Americas preparations foi
the conflict she will declare war
| Ulnar returned from Washington
today, where he had long confer
ence with Roosevelt.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
wln pmsecute $500 saloons.

State Treasurer Mills of Washing
ton, will call upon prosecuting at
torneys to prosecute about 1900 sa-
loonkeepers and other sellers of IL
quor who have failed to secure the
$25 state liquor license required by
an act of the last legislature, says an
olympia dispatch. So far about $780,
600 has been collected from this
source out of about 100000 due
The treasurer has just secured from
the federal internal revenue collector
for this state list OF all who pay the
government license, This license
win be checked with those who have
paid the state and the names of the
dellnquents will be furnished the
prosecutors.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
Ad.lressed Hawthorne school.

Mrs. A. J. McAllister gave de-
llghtful talk to the pupils of Haw-
thorne public school yesterday on the
subject of "Chrlstmas In Sweden"
Mrs. McAllister's talk was a part OF
the study Of Norway and Sweden
which has been the topic at Haw-
thorne school for the past few days
and proved to be a highly entertain
ing feature of that study. Mrs, Me-
Allister described the Christmas fes'
tiyities and customs of Sweden in q
pleasant and fascinating manner anf
the pupils OF the school are grateful
for her kind assistance In their work
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
End Of Financial Drama Be-
gun by an Irish immigrant
Lad.
CHICAGO BANKER snsAP-
pRoPRIATED BANK FUNDS
Jury Returns veriict Of Guilty On
So Counts I'm Indictznens-Walzh
Tampered with Books Of Banks %
Hide worthless Securities from
Bank ExaminerS-was Head Of
Two Big Financial Concerns, EDITOR
and Railroad Promotes.

chicago. Ill. Jan. 1s.--Banker
John r. Walsh, former president OF
the Chicago National Bank and Home
Savings bank. proprietor Of the Chi
cago chrinoeie and dominant factor
In many Of the middle western rail-
roads and quarry interests. was found
guilty this morning on 5s counts In
an indictment charging him with mis-
appropriation of funds Of his banks.
The Jury reached q verdict after
midnight last night and it was read
in court at 10 O'Clock this morning
II was charged that Walsh used the
funds of his banks to finance his rail-
ways. He gave as security the spec
ulatiye and often marketless stocks
ana bonds OF these roads and II was
charged that he had the books Of the
banks tampered with to prevent the
bank examiners from discovering the
condition OF the institution's Imam
ces.
The Jury was out for 80 hours The
case consumed two months. The
verdict 10 based upon bs OF $50 counts
against the banker.
This is the end Of q financial drama
Of an Irish lad who came to Ameri-
ca In 1sls and set out to build "
an immense fortune and WELD pow
er in the political world.
He became money king but nevei
became a real dominant political fac
tor, although he sunk many thou
sands Of dollars In the Chicago q
Iachieve that end.
The collapse Of the Chicago Ma
Jtionai Home Savings and Equitabl'
banks, all controlled by walsh. ere
ated a tremendous sensation. Tn
Iexaminers found that walsh haa
ijuggled s7.e0o.ooo of the depcsitors
savings in promoting railroad prop
critics. and other enterprises.
The banker was indicted. H
made . desperate, despairing nigh
with the best attorneys that could b
secured, but the evidence was diret
and overwhelming. although Walls
on the stand testified that he did .
Ifor what he believed to be the bes
Interest Of the banks. When the Ger
dict was announced. he said. TN
fight has just begun"
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.RUEF's list HOPE
HAS DEPARTED
LANGDoN WILL PROCEED AT
ONCE AGAINST Ex-BOss
Positive Assurance Given That the
Case win Be Pushed at Once and
That All Chances for Immunity
Have Faded-Ruef Appears Brok-
en- ana sulIen---Idke nm Entrapped
Rat He whines Out Plea for Con-
tinuance.

San Francisco, Jan. 20.-Sullen.
his eyes bloodshot, his lips drawn
back over his cleaning teeth Abe
Ruef, fighting at last like an en-
trapped rat, whined out his plea for
a continuance this morning when his
case was called in Judge Lawlor's
court.
Ruef, at last, appears to feel. that
his hour has struck. Dominant. dap
per. smiling, optimistic Ruef is but
a memory. Now 1t is Ruef the bent
and haggard.
His last hope departed Sunday
when he received positive assurances
from Langdon that the prosecution
would proceed against him and that
all his hopes for immunity, complete
or partial, had failed.
Ruef, 1t Is said, begged and wept
but II was OF no avail. Ruef will
have to again face trial and this time
l. will be a fight to the bitter end.
George Keane represented ths
broken boss before Judge Lawlor
He demanded continuance for thret
weeks in order that Ruef might con-
suit his attorneys and perfect his De
| fense.
Lawlor gave him until Wednesday
but intimated that more time nigh
then be granted. In making his plet
| for time Keane attacked the prosecu
ton charging them with bad faith to
wards Ruef in trying him at all
Langdon denied breaking any agree
emnt with the ex-boss.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
MINERS CONVENTION.
Wage Question Most Important One
Under Discussion.

Under Discussion.
indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 2O.-The
headquarters officers of the United
Mine Workers OF America have COM
pleted all arrangements for the 18th
annual national convention of the or
ganization. which wiz be called TO or
der at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
In Tomlinson hall. The convention
will be a most representative one,
more than 100. 900 organized men be-
Ing represented. President John
Mitchell. who declined reelection on
account of III health, will turn over
the presidency to his successor.
The wage question will be the Inn
portant one under consideration
Various state and district organiza.
tions have already met and demand.
ed notifications in the present agree.
mont which will expire April 1. TIL
convention proper will not fix the
wage scale. This will be left to tn,
Joint conference, when the, miners ant
operators win meet with equai rep
resentatlon to agree. This conferences
viii follow the convention and |
believed that an amicable agreemen
will be reached.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
NERVOUS THUG
SHOOTS VICTIM
MEXICAN VICE CONSUL AT
TACOMA SERIOUSLY INJURED
Young Thugs Press Revolver Against
Cheek OF Victim and Fire-BnIlei
Passed Around Neck and Lodged
Against Spinal Cord, Causing Pa
raiys's--Isobbcry Evidently the
Motive, But Thieves Fan in Their
Efforts.

Tacoma, Jan. 2i.--Alexander A.
Thornley,. the Mexican vicc-consui at
this port. was shot and seriously
wounded last night by two youne
thugs who fled Immediately after the
shot was fired and have not been
captured
Thornley, was suddenly confronted
by two young men. one OF whom
pressed a revolver against his cheek
and fired. The bullet passed around
the neck and lodged against the spi.
nal cord, causing paralysis OF ons
arm.
The bullet was removed at the hos
pital. Robbery is believed to be th'
motive, but the robbers were so ner
vous that the gun was discharged.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

washington. Jan. Is.--Fresidsnt
Roosevelt today announced that he
had decided to appoint commission
of scientists from the leading univer-
stiles to pass on the problems brought
up by the enforcement Of the pure
food law. The University Of Califor~
MIA, Yale, Chicago and John Hop
kins will be the schools represented.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
Mu.IIoNAIRE TO ASYLUM.

While Being Examined Attempts 70
KIN Wife and Creates Trouble for
Police.
Detroit, Mich. Jan. 17s.-Bernard
strok, a millionaire brewer, was sent
to the alylum today. adiudged insane
BY the examiners
While under examination he at
tempted to kill his wife. He then
jumped in an auto and dashed nadiy
about the city, pursued by the police.
who finally captured him.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
Hardware Men Meet at Portland.

Portland, Jan. 21.--The annual
convention OF the Oregon Retail
Hardware and Implement dealers
convened here this morning at 10
o'clock. The convention will be in
session two days. The annual elec-
ton of officers takes place Wednes-
day
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
TELEPHONE LINES aEERGED.


Los Angeles. Jan. 1s.--A telephone
merger of far reaching effect has been
consummated at Rediands- The deal
consists of the transfer Of the Pa
cific States Telephone g Telegraph
company to the Southwestern Home
Telegraph 8 Telephone company. ell
of its local lines, exchanges. loops, In
struments and connections in Red
lands and dozen surrounding towns
and it is understood that q working
agreement has been entered into for
the exchange OF business for score
of small towns.
BY this deal the Sunset viii con-
fine Its business to long distance
switching, while the Home viii con-
troll local business.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
......s....ssss
> TIIIsMAN PTrCnFORK
OUT FOR BoNAI'AIIrE.

. Washington. Jan. 2f--ijena-
. tor Tlllman Il on the warpath
. because Of atiorney-generafn
. announcement that he viii sus-
. pond operation Of that portion
. of the railroad rate law which
. requires the roads 10 cease ear
. ryIbg coal or other minerals
produced from mines after
. May 1 this year.
propose 10 introduce reSo-
= iriion.' declared Tiiiman to-
. day "inqulring INTO the rights Of
. on attorney-generaf to suspend
. the operation OF the direct de-
mands OF a law passed by con-
greEa"
my resolution will inquire
. into the authority by which the
. aitorney-genern has entered In
10 an agreement with the coal
. roads. In connection shall
take the opportunity to submit a
. few pertinent remarks."
n . . = n a q n
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

william ]. Bryan will make an
other short trip to the south the lat
ter part OF this month. He has al
ready accepted an invitation to speak
in Nashville and 1t is expected that
he will also be heard in Chattanooga
and one or two other places.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

The case Of Edward Thayer of
Texas, member of the republican
state central committee of Texas. is
to come up for hearing in the United
states supreme court the latter part
OF this month, Thayer was charged
with violation OF the civil service
law In writing letters to federal Of
ficials urging contributions to the
campaign fund Of 1905.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

Harry S. George Tucker will have
plenty of opposition in his contest
for the gubenatorial nomination in
virginia. Henry G. Stuart and Judge
William H. Mann are already In the
race and Congressman Carter Glass
and Judge B. t, Duke also are ex-
pected to become candidates.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
ANOTHER SEEKER FOR NORTH
Captain Amundsen Says He WIN
Start In IsfO--eays wsiimau's
Changes Are slim.

NtAthtND hNb 1aAss
Milwaukee, Jan. 20.--captain Ra-
Did AmnndseD. the intrepid Norwe-
CLAN explorer today announced that
he win make a trip for the pole In
1910. that the trip would be one .
different route but on the same line
as Nansen's and that he did not think
that weliman stood any chance with
his airshlp In ever solving the mys-
terry OF the north.
THE atmospheric conditions are
such as 70 make wellman's airship
expedition almost impossible" he
said. "He has not one chance in 9
thousand.
II shall make my start In 1915
from San Francisco and will work
north through Bebring Straits.
will receive no aid from the Norwe.
gian government"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
THIEVES MAKE RICH
HAUL IN PORTLAND.

Portland. Jan. 21.--Heir-
looms. Jewels. Parisian dresses
and money 10 the value OF 81
900 was stolen from the house
of John Douglas, son Of Sir
James Douglas, first governor
general OF British Columbia
and a well known EngiIshman.
temporarily a resident OF Port
land. Sunday night.
The thieves secured SITS In
lhsh. $1,000 IN Jewels. the jewell
cd sword which belonged to
Sir james Douglas. first gov
ernor OF British Columbia, 9TH
er belrlooms and several
Cow ., among them the gown
which Mrs. Douglas wore when
presented TO Queen Victoria.
The value OF the gowns was
} set at $4,000. The thieves had
charged a small safe. but were
frightened away before they
could explode the charge.
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
Balloting for senator in Rhode Island

Providence, r. l.. Jan. 21.-The
Rhode Island legislature began bal
loting for United States senator to-
day. Senator George Wetmore ap-
pears to have the best chance. f. II
I, Goddard, his opponent, is being
supported by the democrats.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
Grocers convene at Portland,

Portland, Jan. 21.-The second
annual convention of the oregon Re-
tail Grocers and Merchants was call
ed to order this morning for a two
days session.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
GLASS is RECOVERING.
Rucf Prepares to Make a Great Fight
Hires Best Attorneys and Force
OF Clerks

VI NEVFkSs
San Francisco. Jan. 21.--Louis
Glass, convicted of bribery, the tele-
phone magnate who Is sick in Lane
hospital with pneumonia, is reported
slowly recovering, but his return to
the county Jail would endanger his
life. He may be released on ball
pending his appeal and III health.
Ruef is making efforts for desper-
ate resistance. He declares his at
torneys viii be the best that can be
secured. He has employed a force OF
clerks and is preparing an office In
the county jail.
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Mosier Is President Of Owls.

Portland. Jan. tss-Gus c. Moser.
Of Portland. was elected president Of
the fraternal order OF Owls today at
the annual convention being held
here. The next annual convention
will be held at Vancouver. 3. c.. In
1893.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
Revolution Backed by New Workers

Revolution Backed by New Workers.
Port au Prince. Jan. 21.-President
Alexis claims to be in possession of
Information that the revolution in
Hayti is backed by New York syn
dlcate and that he viii bring the
matter before Roosevelt. He is press
ing the rebels hard and has the main
army surrounded.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
OPPOSES AFFnIATIoN.
John Mitchell Against Union of Coal
and Metal Miners Organizations.

ana Metat MiHefS OEkaAtAAotions.
indianapolis. Jan. 21.--In his fare
well address today John Mitchell,
president of the United Mine Work
ers association, opposed affiliation
with the western Federation Of Min
ers on the grounds that the metali-
ferrous and coal miners have nothing
in common and that their trades were
different.
He strongly opposed child labor
He declared ne laid down work only
because his physicians declared he
must.
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FARMER HEIR TO A MILLION.

Oregon Man Gets One-Fourth Share
Of Huge Estate in Missouri.
Portland. Jan, 21.---J. w. H. Ad-
kins, farmer Of Forest Grove, Ore,
has been notified that he is one
fourth heir to an estate of $4,000, ,oo0
left by millionaire John Sewers Of
Richmond. Mo.
Adkins has gone to Richmond to
settle the estate. His claim is per
fectly regular although the news o.
the beuqest' came as a surprise to Ad.
kins,
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ALL WANT THE cANTEEN.
Re-establishment Is Desirable Ac,
cortiing 20 Reports OF Officials.

Washington, Jan. 21.--There can
be no further doubt as to the opinion
Of the army authorities as to the de-
STABILITY OF the re-establishment Of
the canteen. In the annual report
OF Chief Of staff General ]. Franklin
Bell he says:
Regular and special reports made
up from time to time established the
fact that the army from the lowest
rank up is practically unanimous in
Its desire to have the canteen re-
established. am satisfied that the
abolition Of the canteen has resulted
In injury to the service"
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roLIoE HUNT 70 nANARcHIsr
Think Fedhers Story Of Plot TO Blow
Up Battlesliip Is Pigment Of Fertile
Brain.


Rio Janeiro. Jan. 2o.-The police
are stlil searching for Jean Fed
her, the anarchist. who is alleged to
have been mainly implicated in the
plot to blow up an American battle
ship now in the harbor.
His capture Ii expected at any mo-
ment and with his arrest II IL believ-
ed several suspects win also be TAX.
en- into custody. The New York po.
lice declare their belief that the al
legged plot Is a mere Pigment OF Fed
hers brain and that he told the stor,
merely TO gain notorfety.
No Orders Issued to Hurry.
Washington. Jan. 2o.-No orderi
have been issued by Rear Admira
Piilsbury ordering the fleet to hurrl
Its departure from Rio de Janeiro.
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sroEssEL TURNS THE GUNS.
After the Strategists Whom He De-
clares We're the Cause of the Fan
Of Port Arthur.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 1s.-General
stoessel today turned his artillery On
the st. Petersburg strategists whom
he accuses of being responsible for
the loss of Port Arthur.
Basing his testimony on the stories
Of his men he win attempt 70 prove
that the fortress was not protected
by an adequate number OF men, that
arms were inadequate and provisions
were scanty.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
W|FE'S NARRATIVE
CONTINUED TODAY
Jerome Takes Witness Over
European Tflp and Her Life
II New York
DEFENSE WILL REST
CASE by I;Sn EEK-

Details of IAfe IN Paris In 1908 and
"Trip Through Europe Wrote
white From Isoiougne - launched
With White After Rcturn lie
Paid Her aaiary--Iiad Heard Thaw
Was Morphine Flcud i,ut Never
Know Him 10 HIVE Nerdlc--Told
Thaw OF Whites Manila Tor Girls.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

The pastors in southern California
have been asked to pray for need
ed rain that the soil may yield Its an
nual harvest.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
HALL-MAys CASE.

Former Employe of Butte Creek
Company Tells OF Easy Way he
Made Money.
Portland, Jan. 20,--Irwin Wilkes
q former employe of the Butte Creek
Land & Livestock company, was the
only witness this morning In the
Hall-Mays case. He testified that
while he worked for the Butte Creek
concern it was suggested to him that
IL he took up a claim and secured fl
nal papers, the company would pay
him $500 for 1t. All improvement
work on the claim to be done by the
company, He did so and got the
money. He declared that the $500
was paid him by H. Hendricks. Hend-
ricks is co-defendant in this case.