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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-13
Local and Coast
Auto Doines

manager hodse OF the Won hanh"-
iouhs garage nad an exciting 'ane
'he o."er evening just apou. "'e
CLOCK teiephohe cai' reachea MN
from haheone anu D" sraoo'"s Inc
phohe ne was ,hiornheo '"u' p"rs
OF TWO VINO nad gone uowh W N""e
ohe were s'ai'eu ny '"e'' '"e'"e 81
nouse 1"npeu INV o.aua'u
''o". 10 H. ~ "s."'"e anu "e
Un W NV e'.u "as 49, o.,
~ ,ha na,n .am. sown IN tor
,on,s ana IN. ,o.a h.o.. so. n,
mnd
However tho stalled chr. was
reached and after fixing chains on
, the wheels a start was made for
. town again. The little car Dodge
was driving behaved wonderfully
well, and dragged Its heavy load up
the Pail In great shape
Inc breaks were out OF order on
.he uead "aeh'"e anu cunning oo""
80" 'oo " WI '.' M on. o
uowava. nd IT,. ~. =.
ltbs hacr y, IN. d,sah,sd machine
land nushed II ahead n, him down
1.-THE pail road To town The whole
ltrip from the garage to Kaneohe
and back done in two hours.
|
The Schuman garage during the
week delivered an +. NJ. +. 80 touring
car to Mr.. Coney OF Lihue. Kauai
These T.. NJ. F.'s are becoming yer,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-13
ShOoT SPORTS.

The Junior Interclub Indoor Base.
ball League will start play tonight at
the Palama gymnasium. The Kalihis
and Palamas will go up against one
another. and the game should be a
good one. All the players must be
under 10 years Of age, and DIR. Hand
will referee the game
4 q u
The Honolulu Yacht Club held a
meeting last night and all the matters
regarding the sea.wren race which IL
to take place tomorrow were gone into.
Two types OF boats will sail In the
race, and there will be prizes for the
first boat In each class to cross the
line.
Eddie Fernandez gave an exhibition
OF his Marathon film at the Asahi the.
alter last night. and big crowd rolled
up to see the runners once more speed
around the track. The pictures were
very clear and Eddie has certainly
made good In the moving picture bust.
ness, Besides the motion films there
Is Japanese drama of some sort
that simply beats anything OF its kind
ever seen In this city. Get wise boys
and drop In early to the Asahi the.
alter SO that you won't miss the com.
\ edy or tragedy don't know which Il
is--before the Marathon picture comes
on.
Tomorrow afternoon at the
League Grounds the Town and Ma
rine football teams will meet foI
their much-talked-Of match. The
game will start at $3.50 o'clock. anC
III is hoped that the Bedford mel
Twill roll up and see game o
American football.
st. Louis. Oct. 24.-President Rot
ert l.. Hedges of the St. Louis Amer
can Baseball Club announces that h
has appointed Jack O'Connor manage
of the Brown to succeed James r. NJ,
] Aleer. Hedges selection met with un
versal appreciation here. as O'Conno
is st. Louis boy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-13

BY the Lurline the Won Hamm-
Young Company received u Packard
80 II. p. Touring car.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-13

Bulletin Business Office Phone 258.
Bulletin Editorial Room PhoSs l86
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
ROBBERS LOOT STORE
AND STEAL RACE HORSE
Ore Ct Four Criminals Captured and
OnIy Display Of Arms Saves
His Life.
Try Associated Press.l

LA PORTE. IND, May 6.-Rcbbers
today looted the store of c. F. SCR
neborn for the fourth time in SIX
years. and covered their getaway by a
explosion which set fire TO the build
ing. The thieves carried of $1,000
worth CT goods in a delivery wagon
drawn by Humming Bird (2:14D a val
liable trctiing horse which they stole
from ! nearby stable. The robbers.
four in number were overtsken short
" before noon in he -Galena woods
near the Michigan line by Sheriff Ans
sliss and Chief Ct Police Cochrane.
An exchange OF shots f-ll3wcd during
which three Of the robbers escaped.
The fourth was captured and al the
plundcr was recovered. 4 possee Is
searching the woods for the escaped
robbers.
When the officers arrived here villa
the captured robber IL was ncccS-
sary for the police q display their
firearms to save the crowd Of two
thousand persons who gathered around
the prisoner and were yelling: Lynch
him
The prisoner gave his name as
Joseph .~sobcsky. iIc is &c years Old
and says b. came from Chicago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
AT NATiOh'S CAPITAL
Iowa Senator Makes Radical Anti
McnopoIistic speech-Murphy Goes
After Judges.
ORv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. ID. C., May 6-The
most important happenings in the ma
items capital today were as follows:
In the Senate Mr.. Cummins. OF
Iowa. advocated lower, duties on iron
and steel and predicted that IL mon
opolies continued unchecked the peo-
pie would find lamp posts for Riding
the wcrld # the monopolies. The Sen
ate had the lead schedule under con
sideTatiOn several hours
Representative Murphy Of Missouri.
ann unced in the House he would file
formal impeachment charges against
Federal Judge Philips and McPher.
son Of he Western District of that
state.
Senator Bailey introduced n bill
amending the interstate commerce act
Sc as 20 apply - any corporation or
joint stick comTany owning or con
trolling directly or Indirectly sub
siliary corporations.
Representative Wagner introduced a
resolution prohibiting railroads from
carrying commodity for any c1rpors
ticn in Rhich II holds stocks Or q
which ~ is creditor.
The expected resumption q acron'
aE;icaI tess at Fort Meyer was post
ro=od until Saturday.
Mlnv r the most prominent men
in public life gathered M a dinner tn
homer ~ the 7Cvocafes ~ information
~ peace b. President James y.
M,Crcary aEd The directors Of the
American Peace and Arbitration Cor
gross.
Secretary Knox and Am'I1ssa soT
Bryce Of Great Britain. we're speak
rrs
The navy department approved tho
intinerary frr gre summer cruise 20
the ravai st-tcmv
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
CABELL REFUSES TO
TALK ABOUT RUMOR
Richmond Postmaster Nnoncommittal
Concerning Report D. His Appoint
ment to ommissionship.

RICHMOND, VA. May 6.-Rcyall +.
Cabell postmaster of Richmond. to-
night declined to make any sta ement
whatever regarding the report from
Washington that he had been rendered
the appointment TO succeed John G..
CaPers. of South Carolina. as ccm-
missioner of internal revenue l. is
said that the place was secured for
the virginian through the efforts OF
Z. c. Duncan. of North Carolina. who.
unable to land the pInrr. for himself,
turned to Cabeil in preference TO S.
b. Adams, chairman of the North
Carolina state executive committee. II
is also suggested that Judge Jeter {.
Pritcbard. of the United States cir
cult court of appeals, may have dis
cussed the matter with Duncan and
used his influence with the president
to secure the appointment of Cabell,
but this Judge Pritchard emphaticslly
denies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
v. p. I. Wins Track Meet.
nv Associated Press.1

ROA..JKE. VA. May 6.-The first
collegiate track meet ever held at
BlacksDurg took place there today be-
tween Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and Washington and Lee University.
The result was % points for Virginia
Polytechnic to - for Washington ana
Lee. LuttereIl. Of the Techs. won the
hammer threw the shot put and the
broad jump. Malley. OF Washington
and Lee won the hundred yard dash in
10 seconds while Rucker. OF Washing
ION and Lee captured the i49 yard
dash in - seconds. Huffcrd. Of the
Techs won the go yard dasa in 2fi-5
seconds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
Naval Cadets viii Use -Four
Vessels For Cruise.
SHIPS WILL VISIT NEWPORT News
Summer Practice Cruise Of Midship-
men to Begin on June Calls viii
Be Made at shipyard, Navy YARD
and Fort.
CBy Associated Press1

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 6.-Tse
navy department today approved the
intinerary for the Summer cruise OF
the naval academ- practice squadron.
the vessels of which. the cruisers
Olympia and Chicago and the monitor
rene fah. are now at the naval aelde-
my Annapolis. and the cruiser Hart
ford. at the Norfolk navy yard. have
been ordered placed in fell commits
sioR.
The cruise will begin on juno :. i'm
mcdiatcly after graduation week al
Annapolis. The vessels viii arrive AZ
Ifamp on Roads June 10 and leave
June II. Visits viii D. made there
to the Norfolk navy yard. the ship
building plant at Newport News and
Fortress MoEr-e. After leaving IiarD-
ton RoaSs the vessels will go 10 New
London. Conn. arriving June rs Near
" two months will be spent IN NV
England wa,ers. They viii start their
return trip August Is. arriving two
days later at Nc~porf. fer a three
day visit. They win then proceed y
Hampton Roads. arriving August ..
and having the following lay for An
napclis where the midshi men VIII
liscmtark August -. Leave Of ab-
scncc vii hen bc granted until the
beginning o. the ucW term Scrtcm-
Der q.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
BATTLeSHiP MISSISSIPPI
AT NEW ORLEANS
Has Safely Navloated First leg Of
Voyage Up Mississippi River to
hatcher.
(Ry Associated Press.l

NEW ORLEANS. LA. May 6.-The
people Of the lower Mississippi Val
ley. especially those of New Orleans.
are happy tonight. The big battleship
Mississippi. which has been brought
from the naval station at Guantanamo.
Cuba, to receive a silver service from
the people OF the State from which
she takes her name. today crossed
the bar nj the mouth of the Missis-
sippi. entered South Pass and came
up the river to New Orleans.
The original plan provided for the
presentation OF the silver service OFF
Horn Island in the Gulf of Mexico
without any side trips. Then a move
ment was started TO have the prcsen-
tation at hatcher. Miss, but this idea
was not received with favor by the
navy department. and the people of
the Mississippi gulf coast also siren
uousIy objected X was argued that
the depth OF the Mississippi river
would not permit battleship as
large as the Mississippi to make the
trip. Those who put forward this OBJ
lection were met with such a volume
of statistics and reports of much
larger vessels navigating the river
that ii was finally decided that the
ship should make the trip TO Natchez
anyway. although the presentation
will take place at Horn Island as
originally planned.
The ship will remain here until
May 10, when she will start up the
river making stops at Donaldson,
Baton Rouge. Bayou Sara and Nat
chez Later she will go 20 Horn
leland for the silver service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07

coal man; il was not the iron and
steel man; il was not the glass man;
it was not the cotton man or the
woclen man; it was not the oil man.
During the whole agitation never
heard-yCu never eard-a demand
from these people that the tariff must
be revised. The demand came from
those who believe (whetner they are
right or wrong | will consider pres
ently) that the duties upon many
articles and commodities were too
high; from those who believe that
they were paying too much for the
things they had to buy. and that ex-
cessive import duties, coupled with
other conditions, @eTe enabling a
favored few TO reap inordinate prof
its; and therefore they wanted, as
one Of the steps leading to the RENE
DIV which they sought. substantial
reduction of these duties. 1t Is not
necessary at this moment T. inquire
how many people so believe. or in
what part of the country they lived
There was no question ne said that
the Republican party had promised
downward revision under a demand
for lower duties.
Il do not say" he added. that
Senator has not a perfect right 70
carry into effect his own views; |
DO not say that he has not
perfect right to repudia'e
the platform. In contest De-
tween conscience and a party de-
claration. conscience ought always
to wiz. Bat a Senator who honestly
believes that there should be a sub
stantial reduction ought nct TO de-
lude himself with the idea that he
can answer the calls of his con-
science and his platform at the same
time.
Il have heard it said ever and over
since we began this discussion. not
Of course in public debates. but in
private conservaticns. that there are
bat few people comparatively who
were Interested in a reduction of du-
tie. | know. that the voices of those
who are clamoring fer Increase OF
custom house taxation are mere dis
tinctly beard in the corridors and
committee rooms, there will ccme
a time presently when the clamOr OF
the millions who want relief Will
sound like the rear CT thousand
Niagaras from one ocean 10 the other.
| have heard it said many times that
those people who were insisting on
tariff revision were not familiar with
the subject. and had no opportunity
10 know whether duties were too high
Or too low. This distrust or skep-
ticism of the judgment CT the COM
mon man is a fundamental mistake
often made anu always atoned FOR
(Ccntinued on Second Page.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07

passenger rates over their lines from
2 to 2h cents a mile, appeared this
morning BY counsel before Judge
Jeter c. Pritchard i'm the United States
circuit court, IN session here and ask
ed the dismissal, In objection 10 the
cid rate of two cents a mile imposed
some time ago by the State.
Judge Pritchard. having assurance
that the Southern, Chesapeake and
Ohio. Atlantic Cast Line and Norfolk
and Western were pntting the new
rate into effect. released all these rail
roads from their bonds given In May
and July. 1907. for a faithful perform
ance OF their agreement with the COR
poratfcn commission OF Virginia.
The court further adjudged that
there is no liability On the railroads
mentioned for any Of the coupons is
sued under the order Of the corpora
ton commission. or TO any holder II
such coupons which are declared void
and worthless.
1t appearing to the court that the
corporation commissions order Of APP
rilf27. 1907, has been superseded by
its order e March Is, 1909. and moth
ing remaining to be done. the cases
are stricken from the docket.
The suits were based on objections
C The cid rate of cents. which was
fixed by the state and the railroads
counsel say they are satisfied with
the increase to ~ cents per mile.
The court absolved the railroads fr m
liability for any of the coupons issued
under the order of the corporation
commission. or to any holder of such
coupons, which are declared void and
worthless.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
TARGET PRaCHCE OFF
CHESAPEAKE BAY
Workmanship Skill in Open
Waters.
B Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. u. C., May 6.-The
vessels of the Atlantic Battleship fleet
wal begin their record target prac-
rice eff the Chesapeake bay on August
16. When the ships have completed
he record Practice they will take up
,..e battle target practice. This will
be the first time thai the battleshiDs
have dine target shooting on the
high seas, having heretofore always
utilized some protected bay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
Two Italisas KILLED.

rI.TEFIEf u. W VA May C.
Frr rating q plot to XII an Italian
and bis wife who lived n Eas; Vivian.
near here. fo8T officer raidcd lodge
room ~ Peerless mall nearby ser-
element. LAST niehi and IN The scrim-
mage That followed iwo italians veTe
killed ard eleven arrested. Joseph
Verde H. ono NJ Inc dead 81 81 The
Italians are ALLEGED 20 have been
r,,Iriers 81 . Black Hand" orgsui-
zaiiou.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
AHGERE0 by HlGERMAN's ATTACK
Railroad Attorney Denounced Resoiu-
ticn AS Tissue Of Misrepresenta-
ii 1.-TWO Judges May Have to
Answer to impeachment Proceed
inqs-Oues.i n of States Rights.
(Bv Associated Press.O

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May G.
Rising TO question OF personal PRIV
ilege in the House today, Mr. Murphy.
of Missouri sought TO justify his re-
cent action in presenting a resolu-
ton providing for the appointment OF
committee to investigate the con-
duct OF Federal Judges McPhersos'
and Philips in relation to the two
cent passenger fare litigation and the
maximum freight law OF Missouri
Mr.. Murphy had read some news
rapcr dispatches 10 the effect that
Frank Hagerman, attorney for cigh-
teen railroads. had telegraphed the
attcrncy-GCncTal of the United States
alleging that the charges in the Muir
ply resolution were an outrageous
tissue OF misrepresentation by one
who has no knowledge of the Facts.
Clayton Enters Objection.
He had proceeded for some tipis
when Mr.. Clayton. of Alabama. OF
the judiciary committee. objected. say
ing the argument was not one OF
personal privilege. He suggested that
Mr. Murphy formally impeach the two
judges. when. he said. the House
would lie compelled to take notice.
Speaker Cannon ruled that Mr.. Muir
Iby was within his rights.
Mr.. Murphy called on Mr.. Rucker,
his colleague. to substantlate what he
was saying.
Mr. Rucker did so, and declared
that Judge Philips should have Deen
impeached twenty years ago. MI.
Murphy denied that Missouri had been
accorded any courtesy in the rate
cases, as was also stated in Mr. Ha-
germans telegram.
Demands Rights o: 5sa.c.
Il am asking the Congress OF the
United s. ates. he said, to give back
to us that government which you
handed to us when you admitted us
as a State in the Unicn by requiring
The federal judiciary of the Western
district of Missouri to proceed along
orderly lines in the execution of the
law.
The House then adjourned and i'm
mediately thereafter Mr. Murphy no
tilted members of the judiciary COM
mittee that he will promulgate in
formal charges for Impeachment
against the two judges. b.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
JAPANESE SEALING
VESSEL IS SEIZED
Craft With Thirty Men Taken In
Charge BY United States Deputy
Marshal
Try Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 6.-Ad-
vice from Sitka. Alaska. received here
today confirm the seizure by a United
states deputy marshal of the Japa-
nese sealing schooner Kaiscn Maru
with a crew of thirty hen. for unlaw-
fully killing fur seals. The crew will
be tried before United States fed
eral court and il found guilty their
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
Youre Man Fatally Burned.

CONFER. Ga. Ny b.-Paui Norris.
young son e Henry Norris. was
blurred - death whcn his fathers
nome was destroyed by fire near here
Jas; night IN tho cxcifncnt TO res
ere The members ri the family follow
Ing the discovery Of the flarcs the
boy wss icft IN The burning baiii-
ing and his ab-encc was nSt disc)v-
cred Until To- late 10 IT, rescued.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
GOV Gets Fsfsi raiI.

NORFOLK. VA NAY s.-Wiiliam
Jackson. a Young son of .. u. Iackson.
a prominent real estate operator. and
formerly e Ohio fcii fsom the third
story ~ an Apartment horEe here ~
DAY and died TONIGHT a. 81 Vincrnfs
Hospital az thc result Of ats Injuries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
BEVtR0GE DEPREcATEs HAsT|
Indiana Senator Reminds Senate That
People Will Pass Final Judgment
upon Tariff BiIi-insimates Some of
Preeent Legislators Win Then Be
OF Firing Line.
(By Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. -. c.. May 6.-Ihe
consideration of the lariff bill for act
ion On the committee amendments
was tcday again taken MP in the Sen
ate. The lead schedule was sim I'M
der consideration and an agreement
was reached TO consider i, as \ whole
ard not rararranh hy paragraph.
Senator Bristow removed his attack
on the schedule ara senator Heyourn
s7cke at length on the lead Industry
and gave reasons why it should need
Inc duy provided IN the Senate com
nittee amendment in order 10 keep II
.,-fcfnnnn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
PASSENGER FARE COUPONS
PRONOUNCED WORTHLESS
Action Of Virginia Corporation Corn
mission Construed a. Modification
Of RasIrosc.' obiigstion.

, RICHMOND. VA NAY e.-Thc
Southern. ne Alantic Coast Line. the
Norfolk and Western an toe Chcss-
pcakc and Ohio railways being salts
frd with fhc actiru ~ che Virginia
corporation conmsssion IN Increasing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07

PARIS. Nav s.-Kin< Edward a.
rrescnt IN hts CITY incozniio Glade !
the reporters Jas ntcht and attended
= music han performance. Tie enter
~ the stage door and passing ihrcurh
the Gccn room. coupled a curtaincc
box Tho -frrns' were of the usual
Partisan variety.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
Lawyers Engaged on State Debt
Question PIayfu|Iy Disposed. :
PROOFS DEMANDED OF VIRGINIA
West Virginia Attorney Demands Val
ues of Various Stocks in Internal
Corporations-Wrsn and Wit
tieisms Occupy Much Time.

RICHMOND. VA. May6.-~o mehow
or other the lawyers figuring in the
deb; litigation between Virginia and
West Virginia did not make much
headway at the session of Special
Master Charles f. Littlefeld this
morning. though plans for future
work were outlined in detail.
The Corporation Commission Court
room. in which the inquiry is being
held. was well filed when the pro-
ceedinEs began. though the cniook-
ers could rot have CLEANED much in
formation as TO the matters in con
troversy. as they are technical ana
intricate in the extreme.
Arthur C.. Potter. the chief account
ant for the state Of Virs MIA. was
again ont on the witness stand. al
tfcrsh he had spent practically all
Of yesterday in the chair. The cross
examination bean with schedule C.
I. ard Attorney McCiintic was the
qucstioncr on behalf OF West Virginia.
Nr. Potter was closely quizzed coz
earning the authority for many Of his
entries particularly charge Of some
s225. 900 a-ains; the Mountain State
This money vas transferred to West
Virginia hy act Of February 4. 1856
The acccuntan; adUiited that he mad
no actual evidence 81 the transfer
He relied I'd letters and other pub
lic documents citing the TART
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
Bevcridqe Deprecates Haste.

Mr.. Beverage protested against
haste when IA vote was called for on
the lead schedule.
With considerable vigor he remind
ed the Senate that the tariff bill
would be matter TO be considered
I fore the people. and" he said.
these who are now demanding a voc
will not be the ones who will be on
the battlefield repelling the fire OF
qnestf-ns."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
Senator an Advertiser.

NJ. Gallingcr retorted that he sena-
tor from Indiana was rot the ohly
one who would be on the battlefield
adding THE senator from Indiana new
er fails 10 aCverti"e his wares.
They are Republican wares.
.prc mptly responded Mr.. Beveridge'
and am wearing ont my life in this
labor
Some other lives were worn out be-
fore ycu appeared" retorted Mr.. Gal
linger.
Mr. Bristow also protested and no
vote on the schedule was ordered UP
to the time the Senate went into exc
cutive session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07

A. 1870 O'clock Mr.. McClntic an
no1ncci that he WAS through with
M. Po;fcr-af lcass FOR the present
Then followed some good naturcd
uranEiing between cognscl as 70 tbs
manner " which the Virziuie law
ycrs should examine fhc accountant
Tho cvcr.witfv Syoorcr. Who has
an &C sinxiy - the infcrcst Of Wcs'
Virginia. remarked that he knew the
Old Dominion lawyers we're acting IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
THE WEATHER.

Showers and cooler Friday;
Saturday fair, brisk south shift
ing TO west winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07

tcontInued o. Ffh rsse)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07

THE DAILY PRESS is the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-07
Wife Would Own Up.

she told ne hat she had bcen de-
ccivinz Peter long enough and vas
confcssins and going t. own NJ every
thinz and give him god grouaGs Tor
a divorce said tac witness.
Dr. l.. L Samuel Manson. Arthur G.
Brush and T.. Pierce CLARK. the TITO
~ aiicnists fer the dcfense. were dis
posed ~ az tka morning session.