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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15
JOE CURL
A PEACH

Bartlesville. Okla. Sept. l5.-It
should be matter Of large satisfaction
to any man to know that he is gen
erally accepted as being the most pop
ular man in his county. but in his
modesty Joseph j. Curl gives no indi-
cation that he is aware that he occu-
pies that enyiable position. Mr.. Curl
has just brought to successful con
clusion the project for street car sys-
ten IN Bartlesville and an intersrban
line TO the town of Dewey. four miles
north, where is located mammoth
Portland cement plant The compile
tion OF the project on the liles already
proposed was rendered possible by the
decision OF the state supreme courtiin
favor Ct the interurban company ID
the case against the Santa Fe railroad
company, which had refused TO grant
crossing privilege
When the panic came on in October
last year the eastern hackers OF the
project withdrew their subscriptions
10 the bonds and failure seemed GER
tain. Mr.. Curl was induced 20 take
the presidency Of the company and he
persuaded the four local banks TO adj
vance the necessary money from tine
to time. Thus the road was built With.
out bond issue or the sale of q share
of stock out OF town. II is admitted ON
all sides that Mr.. Curl is the only nlnn
who could have handled the prsject,
and his success is due to his personal
popularity and the esteem in which bis
business Judgment IS hold. Mr.. 0Rrl
was member of the constitutional
convention aud Is the arbitrer selected
by Governor Haskell Ito adjust the dif-
ferences between the Prairie Oil alid
Gas company and The oil producefs,
Public spirit is an aeeompanimentso OF
Mr. Curl's business judgment. as In
stanced in his offer to furnish eIec-
tricity for eight hundred electric lights
for street Illumination during the old
soldiers reunion to be held here
October to 10.
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nies that he Is Indebted 20 the plain
tiff In any sum whatever
Further answering the defendant al
ieges the facts to be as f-llows; That
during the time mentioned in plain
tiff's petition and for several months
prior thereto. the plaintiff was in pos
session OF the Muskcgee hotel as the
tenant of the Muskogee II tel company,
a corporation, under and by virtue OF a
certain lease contract by and between
the plaintiff and the said Hotel COM
pany by the terms of which the plain
,iff egreed to pay to the said Muskogce
Hotel company an annual rental of
81, 90 payble monthly In install
ments OF S625.00 that almost every
month p!aiatilf failed nd rfascd TO
pay the total ammiht of IT, entail as
agreed upon with said Hotel company
and on this account was in, default in
his payments due said H,tel company
IN the sum OF $l.4O000;, that, the de.
rendant Charles ~ Haskell, was and
Is the owner OF large part of the
caliial stock of the. said MuskOgee
Hotel company ami wus interested7in
the collection OF the indebtedness due
by the plaintiff TO said Hotel company
ana Il was therefore agreed by and
between the plaintiff and the said
Hotel company and the defendant
Charles ~ haskell. that the defendant
should make payments due or 10 be-
come due from the defendant TO said
plaintiff direct 10 said Hotel company
aud that the same Should be applied
upon ,he Indebtedness of the plaintiff
on account OF rent as herein set forth /;
4 that the defendant did in furtherance
OF this agreement and In order to aid
the said Hotel company In the col'ec-
1 ton OF the said am unit due IL, almost
always make payments direct to said
Hotel company and this method OF pay.
mcnt was acquiesced In and approved
/ by the plaintiff; that said Hotel CON
pany was in need OF money TO pay its
taxes and for value received from the
defendant assigned It's said claim
against the plaintiff 10 the defendant
10 the amount OF the sum due by the
defendant TO the plaintiff on account
OF board and the defendant accepted
the terms Of said assignment and fully
paid TO the said Hotel company the
entire sum - moneyiwhich he owed "a
the plaintiff OA account OF board and
the same was credited ON the indebt
edness due from the plaintiff 10 said
Hotel company aud that IN this manner
the Indebtedness due from the defend
ant TO the plaintiff Was FULLY aischarg
edsi all OF which was and is well
known 10 the plaintiff that defendant
made said payments direct T. said
Muskogee Hotel company for the pur,
pose OF protecting said company ln IL,
matters hereinbeiore set forth ana IN
virtue OF said assignment
Wherefore, the defendant prays that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15
NELSON WHIPPED CANS.

San Francisco, CAL. Sept. 10.-At
Colma arena Battling Nelson the sec
ond time whipped Joe Cans, winning
the lightweight pugilistic champion
pionship OF the world. The twenty-one
rounds were well fought and the rules
OF the ring We're never even in doubt
of being followed. The fight demon.
strated the superior fighting power Of
the champion who took more ring
punishment than was ever before en-
dured by a victor Cans announced
at the close he had been fairly beaten
and would never match another ring
contest.
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Everett Dean left last evening for
Manhattan, Kansas. where he will at.
tend school this winter,
Assistant Attorney General T. G.
Spillman has returned fr-m Kansas
City where he went to pay his respects
to his newly arrived granddaughter.
Pete Dunham is here from Meridian.
Joe Johnson is here from Tulsa.
County Attorney J. J. Davis. oi Lin.
cola. nnty, is here attending Ae
school land sale convention.
w s. Wells Is here from Purcell to
day He Is superintendent of the Ok
lahoma Central road now in the hands
Of a receiver. if5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15

Oklahoma City. Okla. Sept. f5.---The
convention Of county judges Of oklaho.
ma was called to order here today by
Judge Sam Hooker, with Judges from
every district in the state In attend
ance Members OF the supreme court
and the criminal court OF appeals are
in attendance, as well as prominent at
.torneys from all over the state. The
program for the convetnicn includes
address 10 be delivered by Judge
IN. NJ. Williams. Senator Dan NJ.
Smith, and District Judge Stilwell Rus
sell, of Ardmore.
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How,s THls7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward fof any case of Catarrh that cal
not be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure
+. }, CHENEY a co. Toledo. o l
We. the undersigned. have known r
}, Cheney for the last 10 years. an'
believe him perfectly honorable In al
business transactions and financial,
able 10 carry out any obligations made
By his firm.
WALDING, KlNNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family pills FOR consli
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15
CORPORATION COMMISSION
CITES RAILROAD

The corporation commission issued
an order today citing the 81. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern railroad to
appear before the comission Septem-
Der II. toans@ef 10 The charge of con
tempt. The commission. May Is, is
sued an order requiring the road 70
erect depot at Mickey, Sequoyah
county. and maintain an agent at that
place by September l. II is said that
they have not started to erect a depot
at that place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15

II. d. Casey, FIT. Supply. 200
W. NJ Van Scoyke, FIT Supply. 200
V. o. Milburn, 1T. Supply. H.. 200
G. n. Avery FIT. Supply y..... 200
G. NJ. Grey, TT. Supply. 200
j. G. Dudley, Ft. Supply. 200
Jno Service. Ft. supply. 200
Milliard Wells. FIT. SUPPLY. 200
w j. Dagnell, Ft. Supply. 49,. 200
James II. Starr. Ft Supply. 200
w. L. Lowe. FIT. supply. 200
DR.. w. W. Rucks, FIT. supply. 200
J. l.. " Mann, Pleasant Valley. $i.00
l.. f. Laverty, Guthrie ....... 2.00
Mrs. Ford Observation-Disclosures. LOO
]. c. Jamison 49,. 49,. ........ 100
NJ. A. Hutehins 49,. ......... 200
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15
FUNSTON AT THE REUNION.

Topeka. Kas. Sept. 1O-The ninth
annual reunion of the Twentieth Kan
sas regiment commenced yesterday.
General Fred Funston. now command.
ant of army school at FL. Leaven-
worth, and formerly colonel of the
Twentieth Kansas. is the most con
spicuous person here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15
OWEN 9 STONE,
NORMAN R. HASKELL,

State of Oklahoma, MuslSogee coun-
ty Norman r. Haskell. being duff
sworn. says that he is one OF the at
torneys for the defendant in the above
entitled acticn; that the. defendant is
absent from the state OF Oklahoma;
that he has read the foregoing answer,
knows the contents thereof and that
the facts therein set forth are true as
he verify believes.
NORMAN II. HASKELL.
Weinberger's Smokery carries the
best line Of high grade smoking to
bacc in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15

I.awton, okla. Sept l5.-Bishop
Quayle, the newly elected bishop ~
the Methodist Episcopal church, with
Headquarters at Oklahoma City, is pre-
siding over the sessions OF the districs
conference which began here today.
The conference viii lclose Thursday
evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15

oUUaUIIUIIUH5 OF YZo uHU Itaa.
Nj. 4. Smith, Cal Minner, A. 7. How
Ell, NJ l.. Hutehings. E. p. Barnes, w.
T. Fields, Roy Burkes. o. T. Smith,
fired Adler. Porter Spaulding. w. l..
Garnett, Frank Olsmith. Doctor Ralph
Smith, g. A. Anderson. Peter Duffy,
George W. BAN, e. r. Keys. Mrs. Ed.
vim TranD, John NJ. Hayes and f. S,
Caldwell. ~ Mst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15

Enid. okla, Sept f6.-The OkIaho.
ma Christian university opened here
today with large enrolment and
flattering prospects for the term.
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News Briefs From
Ooer the NeU State
z q 81 81 q M s MM g Y Y M q IS 81 M & q q ~ q & M y

Muskogee. Okla, Sept. ia field
party of government clerks. under the
direction Of Commissioner J. George
Wright. have already begun the work
oil taking proof OF the three years bona
fide residence of the Mississippi Choc-
taw allottees in the Choctaw and
Chicksaw nations This is required be-
fore the land patents can ne issued.
The party is today at Wilburton, and
IN tomorrow, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday will be at Kiowa, AtolSa.
/ Durant and Hugo
Norman. Okla. Sept. 15.-The Okla
homa State university opened here to-
day for the sixteenth year. Syith an en-
rollment reaching nearly a thousand
students. According 10 DR.. Grant
Evans. the president. the enrolment
viii reach much larger PROPORTIONS
during the next two weeks. This year
WITNESSES an entire change In the
management OF the, school. with a
Faculty almost new The opening
| marks the first year of the institution
as state university.
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SCHREUBEL WAS IN DEFAULT

the plaintiffs petition may be dis
missed, for his c.sts and for all proper
raifpf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-15

Tulsa Okla. Sept l5-Carl McGee,
who last week announced his with
drawal from the Republican party of
the state. to enter the Democratic
ranks, still insists that he is sincere
in his step and that he proposes.
henceforth, to fight the battles of
Democracy. with as much vigor as he
formerly fought on the Republican
side.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22

our policy is to- stamp out the
specific evil.
This dihcrcnc, between the
policies OF the two great parties .,
OF special Importance, IN view Vt
the present condition ct business
After the years ui the most remark.
able material development and
prosperity, there com,s financial
strlngcnCv, a panic. an industrial
depression. THIS was brought
about not only bN the rnurmuu, ~.
pansion oi business plant, and
business investments which could
not he readily converted, but also
by the waste Ut capital ~ %u>traNa.
gancc Ut living, IN wars, and Other
catastruphcs. Tn, truo cun,'rtI.
bile capital was exhausted. In
addition to this, the confidence Ut
the lending public IN Europ, and
IN this country had been affected
by the revelations Ut luygulautN,
breach OF trust, uvrt ISSUE Ut stock,
valuations OF law and lack Ut rigid
state OF national supervision m
management OF our largest yotpor.
ations. Investors withheld what
loanablc capital remained available,
became impossible Tor the sound.
est railroads and othcr enterprises
to borrow money enough lui new
construction and reconstruction.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
EVANS HAS RETIRED
Bob has Reached the
Age Limit

Lake Mphonk, Aug. 22.- Far
from grim warships aud the sea,
where h, spent nearly halt \ cen.
tury IN tho service nl his country,
Rear Admiral Rohlyy Evans ol the
United States navy, who Is At tins
uulrt mountain hotel, reached the
ace limit at W. wears Yesterday,
and passed from the rank ui thu
country. scihrhtcrs. Hero, where
fourteen peace conferences have
assembled, sending TORN tn thr
world, appeals that arms hc laid
down, one oi the world greatest
naval commanders laid down hls
arms, probably never again To take
them n.y. IN Tho defense ol the cuun
tty h, has served su we'll, lIle has
been tn longest service, Tut 4 lrw
wears short ct halt a century, ol
~, mar who has reached thu OF
nee vt rear admiral ~ the United
states navy.
Nll through TN, daN IT,, hotel wa
thronurd with admrrte ut Fight.
lne Bob, A. his TREND like e.
call him, eager to congratulate HIM
on the slNty.srcOud btthdly and
to wish hun many more happy and
useful years. Telegram, hy thu
score reached him from all parts at
the country, all expressing lulIci.
tation and affection tor the man
who has done 50 much to build uIr
the American navy. MANY at III,
messages brought delighted smiles
to the admiral lacr, while Others
brought Just a suspicion ot mos.
turc To his eyes. The telegram ~
particular which caused Fighting
Bob many smiles, came from an
old friend III Washington and said.
For some OF MS, Shippers, your
flag will always Nv"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
RESTORATION oF PROSPERITY.

Gradually business IS acquiring
a healthier tone. Gradually wealth
which was boarded, Is coming out
to he used. Confidence IN security
OF business investments is a plant
OF slow growth and rs absolutely
necessary IN order tina; our factor.
les may all open again, in order
that our unemployed may become
employed, and IN order that we
may again have the prosperity that
has blessed us for ten years. The
identity OF the interest OF the capi.
tai OF the farmer, the business man
and the wage earncr in the security
aud proht oil investments cannot hc
too largely emphasized. | submit
TO those most interested, TO wage
earners, the farmers and to bust.
ness men, whether the introduction
into power OF the democratic party,
with MIR. Bryan at its head, and
with the business construction that
II openly advocates as a remedy Tor
present evils, will bring about the
needed confidence tor the restora.
ton OF prosperity.
The republican doctrine OF
protection, as definitely announced
hy the republican convention this
yeas, and by previous conventions,
rs that a tariff shall he imposed on
imported products, whether OF
the factory, farm or Lime, sutii
Gently great to equal the difference
between the cost OF production
abroad and at home, and that this
difference should, OF course, in.
,lude the diff Tencr between the
wages paid IN this country,
and the wages paid abroad, aud
embrace n reasonable profit TO the
american production.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22

hope that one may be successful
The farmers are cheerful and
seem to have great faith in the
future OF San Jon and vicinity and
they believe that when the railroad
rs completed, that their little CITY
will he a fine trading point. In a
radius oil : miles ut least 100 mr.
1000 acres OF wheat will hc sown
this tall a petition is being cir.
culated and signed by the citizens
asking the Reclamation service to
aid them in testing Tor artesian
water, which II found will greatly
enhance the value OF their lands.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
WHAT LABOR cANNur Dn.

What they have not the right
to do Is 10 Inlurc their employers
property, 10 InIure their employers
business by use OF threats OF meth.
DDS OF physical durcss against
those who would work Tor him or
deal with him or 10y carrying on
what Is sometimes known as a sec.
ondarN boycott against his Gus.
toners o. those with whom he deals
IN business. All those who sym.
pathilc with them may unite to aid
them IN their struggle, but they
may not, thT ugh the instrumental
lty OF a threatened or actual boy
colt, compel third persons against
their will and having no interest in
their controversy TO come to their
assistance. These principles have
Tor a great many years been settled
10y the courts OF this country.
Threatened unlawful injuries to
business, like these described above
can only be- adequately remedied by
an injunction to prevent them.
The jurisdiction Of a court OF equity
to enloin IN such cases arises from
the character Ut the injury and the
method oi inilicting it and the fact
that suit Tor damages offers no ade-
quate remedy.
The injury is not done By one
-
single act, which might be- adequate.
~ compensated Tor in damages by
a suit at law, but it is the result OF
a constantly recurring series OF acts
each OF which in itself might not
constitute a substantial injury OF
make a suit at law worth while, and
all OF which would require a null
tlpllcity Of suits at law"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
-lnNILsI NnIllI.

Department u' the Interior T.. y I,uI
IN lu,umritn y VI \ug.. 10 800.
\ u'uyt.ui contest lthiavit having boon
Ilri ZOE thi. n'1," hI IH#rph LuruutrI
ui.-i1ut 1runst homestead entry ul
tnin. NAL" March l5, 1880, ipr sW .,
.r 90 TON g gtr y VI principal meridian
uN l'rt Daniels ,lutrstrt, IN winch % Of.
l%lIrPul that . IN" SAID iltt Daniels he.
,NH.I, lu1u lnnrtl SAL tract that h. ht
hr0 tnI Boo. f".id nee thcr-irpm Tor mon.
han ., month. since mlktug sad "ntr,
thar .NrI tract o. DOT .Httlrd uron AMI ruI
'.l'H| Pos sod "ttll e. required by ltu
tnI H,f 'h' tli"g"l ,h enc" sill rsi.t, 40
thus uar. . 20 time ll.p thai the sad ban.
.u.. Boo. Hn .r'l ihr ,lum tor sale AMI
NOM. .. moss M h'nk Tor Same ant tr,t
sl|I alleged lu>rnrr from the SAID a.d
N1. nn' lu" to boo. employment Ia ,n,
\rnN NH, " Marine Corps 4 ,n-
l'n'nI state. q. = private solder th,rt
.c1utu ~ marine during the var ...n
Span nr during 1r, other war IN wh..h
lh" I'uI'.l State, mas br rngte,d sad
par 100. tr" N,frb, notified tn appear, g.
suu.I tni OTTER evidence tuuchiny .,ri
,lIoa ,'rou e, to % lock g. m ON pr,u,rr
- lI.- before the Register and Receiver
tl Oh. United ~,,t's Land Once ~ Ia.
tumr1rl y VI
TN" S1ti contestant, having. IN a proper
ilh 'Iyli filed Augu.I IA. tyo-. set forth
tact. which show TINT after due diligence
personal .nryrr" VI thu. motto" an not hr
mad" % Is hereby ordered aud directed
'hJ' .uch motto" b" gwen hy due and
'r1u"r publication.
. u 3'o7 g. \ Prentice. Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
Mays Little Texas Farm

Mlry had n lIttlc ilrm
rs level rs thu floor
She placed on 1t a fancy price,
And struggled to got more.
She kept the land until onc dav
IN" country settled mp,
Hnd wh"r" a wilderness had been
There grew a bumper crop.
Then Mary rented out her land
lShc wouldn't sell YOU know)
And waited patiently about
For prices still To grow.
they grew rs population came,
Nnd Mary raised the rent:
with common TODD and raimcnt
now
She could not be- content.
She built her up a mansion fine,
Had hric.a.hrac galore;
And every time thu prices rose
She raised tho rent some moro.
What makes the land keep Mary sop
The starving people crv;
why, Mary keeps the land you
know,
III" wealthy would reply.
Ana so each on" oi YOU might be-
Wealthy, refined and wise,
II YOU had only bought some land
And held it Tor the rise.
I'm TENASJ
Hereford Brand.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22

Claud l'lllw,ll, an Endrc citi,,T
who spent Monday IN Iucum,tu.
tell. Tn, New, OF a commune,
scheme cut there whereby III, p,.
uI, no., going IN I.,ntlN To- sink Am
ait,,lau well ~ an experimental
we'll, hoping 10 ,trIk, attr-iau 49,,
tel. This shows what sort ~ p,,
pi, a., mhlhltInp the End, yr,u
i,,, tu'r I, ,puc push and cnt,r
plr-y IN IT. They aIc always reach.
ms out lpr something that will AID
tu,m IN tn, ,cttl,mcnt aud d,y,llu
m,ut ui the country.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
Pro X rREArNENroF TRUSTS

PRO n TREATMENT % TRUSrS
Unlawful trusts should be- re-.
strained with all the efficiency OF
lnIunCtive process and the persons
engaged IN maintaining them
should be- punished with all the Sc.
verify OF criminal prosecution, in
order that methods pursued IN the
operation oi their business shall
be- brought within the law. To de-.
stroy them and TO eliminate the
wealth they represent from the
producing capital OF the country
would entail enormous loss, and
would throw out VI employment
myrIads Ut workingncn. Such a
result IS wholly unnecessary 10 the
accomplishment OF the needed re-.
form, and will infict upon the in.
nocent tar greater punishment
than upon the guilty.
The Democratic platform does
not propose 70 destroy the plan OF
the trust physically, but il pro.
poses 10 do the same thing in a
different way. The business OF
this country is largely dependent
upon a protective system OF tariffs.
The business done by many OF the
so'called trusts is protected with
the other businesses OF the country.
The Democratic platform proposes
TO take of the tariff in all articles
coming into competition with those
produced by the so.called trusts
and TO put them on the tree list. II
such a curse would be utterly de-
structive OF their business as il is,
indeed, It would not only destroy
the trusts, but all OF their smaller
competitors.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
CONSTRUCTION OF ANTITRUST Ia,

CONSTRUCTION oF ANTITRUST LAW
The possible operation OF the
antitrust law under existing rul-
IngS OF the supreme court has civ.
en- rise 10 suggestion tor its neceS-
sary amendment to prevent its APP.
pliCatiOns 10 cases which Il is be.
llcved were eve in the contem.
plation OF the farmers OF the statute.
Take two instances: \ merchant or
manufacturer engaged in a iegiti.
mate business that overs certain
states, wishes 10 sell ms business
and his good will, and so in the
terms Oi the sale obligates himself
10 the purchaser not to 20 into the
same business IN those states.
Such 4 restraint OF trade has al
ways been enforced at common law.
Again the employees Vi an interstate
railway combine and enter upon a
pcaccablc and lawful strike to Sc.
better wages. At common
laT this was not 4 restraint OF
trade or commerce or a violation
oi the rights OF the company or OF
the public. Neither case ought to
be made a violation OF the anti
law. Ny own impression is
that the supreme court would hold
that neither Vi these instances are
It's inhibition, but it they
are to be so regarded, general legis-
amending the law is neces-
,ary.