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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-15
overman Choice in North Carolina.

Raleigh, n, c., Jan l4,-Unued
States Senator Lee S. Overman of
Salisbury was in the Democratic eau.
Gus of the general assembly renomi.
mated to succeed himself as United
States senator The election will take
place next Tuesday and the Democrat.
&c majority assures his return to the
senate.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-15
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

sun sets i;j2, rises us; moon rises
12:I6 II. m; moons are - days; 1908
p. m, moon ut last quarter in constel.
lation Virgo.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-15
TIE CONDITION OF The WEATHER
.IO,s y, '~euI, So
soreoau 20, Neurssks
'uditiuI ~ The Veathe 40 cecuru
~ h, ~SutN rnu. runru ,ntius

uvu OS 'ht ChlcaR, statiuL u the
nited states Ueatue' bureau glvsp
he forecast for Nebraska ~ to,lows'
Fair tonight and Friday Colder
tonight with cold wave east portion.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
MORAN after BOUT.
English Fighter Says He U'U
Back johnson.

owen Moran. the English lightweight
pugilist arrived here Yesterday on the
Cunard liner Lusitania. looking for a match
for the lightweight championship with
Battling Nelson
''Coffroth is anxious 20 see US get together
and make match" said Moran. 1T
merely remains for Nelson 20 get down TO
business. II has been suggested that a fight
between Nelson and myself might afford a
good preliminary for the Jeffries-Johnson
battle. I'm willing 70 listen to terms along
that line or to anything else that looks
good"
When asked his opinion as 10 the result
o. the Jefrries-JohusOn light Moran said.
My money will go on Johnson. and FOR
this reason. Jetfries has been out of the
game for number OF wears. and when that
Is the ease the chances are that he has lost
his Judgment Of distance When "A man
loses his idea 0f distance he generally loses
Il FOR good"
Moran said that he is done with England
tar as hghJing there is concerned tie
added
I'D be a fool TO night for the small purses
which are offered there. They are about a
century behind the times now in the hght-
ing game IN England The only fighters
who get any sort % treatment over there
are the negroes and they are idolized bv
the sporting club Managers"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
ST1GG ON FOOTBfLL.
Made for RGJisiOH
of the Rules.

Chicago. Dec. s4-Alouzo A. stage. ath-
letic director or Chicago University. is op-
posed TO the present rule on the forward
pass in the cause % sane football" Mr.
Stagg will start East on Sunday % attend
the annual meeting Of the Intercollegiate
Athletic Association in New York on Tues
DAY. At that time he will make the fol-
lowing suggestion for a revision OF the
rules
TO bar pulling or pushing Of the man
carrying the ball in order 70 prevent mass
plays and striking with the force OF two or
three men in a compact body.
ITO remove the penalty for an uncOm-
pIeted forward pass on the first and second
down. and let the ball be brought back 20
the point from which II was thrown without
penalty. TO encourage open and spectacular
play.
To put a penalty on a player for crawl
ing with the ball and 20 enforce the penalty
for dropping on a man that is on the
ground.
To protect the receiver OF forward
passes and on-side kicks from hard body
checking
To legIslate 50 far az possible for the
removal OF players suffering from exhaus-
tion by urging upon coaches and trainers
70 remove such men and by having rule
that a man who takes out time the second
time Dc put out OF the game by the referee.
To limit the halves in high school, pre-
paratory school and AL unframed teams
20 not more than twenty-five minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
AFTER YANKEECARS
1UTO EXPORTS GROW.
Machines of Moderate PO5rer
and Price RuI6.

The monthly summary of exports and i'm
ports. published by the Department OF
Commerce and Labor. SHOWS marked in
crease in the number cf American cars
shipped abroad
For the month OF October the exports
we're 32S complete cars. with parts sum
cient to bring the total value Up 20 s522 7ss.
as compared with lO6 cars and a value o,
'2lSII5 for October a year ago. As an in
dIcstiOn OF the trend oS ths times. il may
be noted that the average value has fallen
from Sl56O in October. l9oS. 10 $40 a car
for last October.
For the whole year. including October.
the statistics show that 2.7o4 cars we're
exported. the total valuation being S ST.
s9o. This is an increase OF a per cent over
the same period in 1895
The imports showed A loss OF some Sss.-
s54 in October. but the year revealed
gain OF s6l2.5Os. with valuation for cars
s. I'll and parts $50 455
All countries except Germany and the
United Kingdom showed a loss for the
month. the years figures being about the
same in this respect In the report atten-
zion is called 70 the value OF expectations
70 English-spea king peoples. these amount
ing 20 three-Guarters Of all cars and parts
exported In imports the same does nor
hold. France losing steadily each year.
furnishing this year slightly more than
half
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
NEW BALL GROUNDS
Yankees 10 MOTc Some Dan.
and Plans IRE Made.

A tract of land much larger than Amerl-
can League Park. Al I6Sth street and
Broadway. may be transformed by Frank
FARRELL president or the Greater New York
Baseball club into a new baseball PARK for
the Hankees tie Will take tItl. % tho prop
erty. which is located az 225th street. near
Rroadvay. m the near future II he Is sue
c-ssful m perfectinE his plans. The land
has large frourages uor only In 2.5th street
bur also In Exterior street and Kingsbridge
Road T. viii become the home grounds Of
The Yankees when the lease affecting Amer
ican League PARK expires
bordering the new site rs the Harlem
ship canal and opposite r. is the 2s5rl
street station ~ rho subway. 4 big union
station. with facilities for both tho Nev
York Central aut subVsr traffic. rs 20 be
puHr a. this point. A large part ~ the
proposed baseball park site IS marsHy land
T. can TO easily drained and then hIled I'm.
and that work viii b. done early in the
spring
A X GitIeruau sold yesterday for the
Charles r. Barney estate a plot ~ about
thirrr-f0ur lots fronting pu Exterior street.
--5th street and kingsbridge Road for
Daniel g. SevbeI. tUeutv-eight lots on the
north side Of e-5tE street. near Broadway.
and for THE American ReaI Estate Company
BroadWay from -26th 10 c21tu street
comprising about twenty-nlne lots. to Mrs
Emily n Rosmer. 81 Brooklyu. She was
reported last night % have bought rhe prop
erty FOR Frank Farrell
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
FLUSHING HIGH UINS
Eastern District School FIUe
Beaten by Three Points.

The Flushing High school basketball
team won a hard earned victory over the
Eastern Districr High school five in Pub
lie Schools Athletic League game ar the
9Th Regiment Armory yesterday by a score
of 81 TO "a Both teams we're penalized
heavily for fOuling. and three consecutive
offences in the last few minutes OF play IN
the second period by the Eastern District
PLAYERS cost them the game
The latter school earned a ten-pOint lead
az the start but Flushing found its bear
ings and led at the end OF the half by
score OF 70 TO IS The second half was fast.
and both teams fought hard 10 win The
Flushing players were on the defensive the
greater part OF the time, but scored often
enough 70 win.
ROsensOn and Fraenznick were cOnspicu-
Gus in ca ging baskets. while smith and Nc
Kenna showed up we'll for Flushing. In
the preliminary game the Eastern District
second team defeated the Cathedral col
lege i've by the close score OF "a 20 T..
The lineup and summary OF the high
school game follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
SKATING RACES FOR BOYS

Auoiher series % skating rae, ro-
schooIboys viii take place this morning 81
tie - Nicholas Rink. and the locsI young
sters viII have chance 90 test their speed
against tEa fast skaters from such well
knonu ouf cf town preparatory schools a.
- Paur- pomfret and 81 Masas
Tic races viii ue for juniors under one
hundred pouud- and -.uiors over taat
weight. and ulil 10 oueu Geo boys of tie
Puoli- schools Athietic League and private
..eiaeutary -,hooi> sud arademie~ 80 eu-
nance Zee b. charged AMI medals are given
20 the winner D. the SL Nichoia. Rus
usra cement
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
RECORD MAY BE EoUALLED
New York University Basketball Team
Has Good Lead for Title

The New Yort University basketball
team BIDS fair 90 equal the record o-
Iast year. when 10 went through a season
of thirteen games without defeat -,.r-
ing 1f' points 90 It's opponents IsL
- FAR This year IN three game Ney-
York has scored Is Co it, opponents. g.,
defeating the Crescent AthIet.. CIib
Trinity and Princeton. Tile personnel ~
the team b. the same as last year and
New York has an excellent show Of win
ming the championship. Last year the
Violet Five was the only unbsaten team,
BOZ tae East and challenged Columbia for
are championship. hut somehow tie Two
teams could not play
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
MANtAL rRatx1NG
FAVOR GOLF EXPANSION.

cincinnati. Dee -f-leadiuE cincinnati
-oIfer~ are taking great interest On the
coming annual meeting OF tie Western
tioIr Assoeia tiou. 90 De- held az Chicago o..
January O.. Hhcu the amendment to change
tir Iamc Of tie Western Goii Association
t5 tae American Golf Association and to
abolish all geographical lines u,ill ie voted
ol.
d BE- said thar I,,4l golfers vul vote
soIidlF for the an-endmeut. as reUuke to
tie actions of the officials of the United
states coli Association iH ueglecting t.e
West and as a protest ageius, what the,
term uuprosressige spirit
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
Skaters .Sbooed Off the Ice.
Red Ball Comes Down with Rush When the
Mercury Climbs Above Ereezins

Two thousand skaters were shOosd OF
the lake IN Van CortiandJ Park YESTERDAY.
and several hundred shared the same fate
AZ Crotons Park. when Joseph I Berry.
Park Commissioner of The Bronx found
that the thermometer had risen above
the freezing point end that the ice was
becoming unsafe
Unless The temperature goes down to-
DAY there viii be- no skating on either sheet
n ice, and many pairs = new skates
brought hv santa Claus VIII lie around un-
used. 70 the disappointment - many small
boys 20 say nothing OF their elders
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

samuel HilI vice president OF the Ameri-
can Road Builders Association. who has
been abroad iu the interests of road build
ms arrived here YESTERDAY on the Cunarder
Lus.tania Mr. tin said the next inter
na tioual congress 90 good roads builders
would he held in Brussels on July st. 1910
and that he had made arrangements TO
have Two delegates from every state in Tie
Inion attend The American delegates. ne
said. vii attend section for English
90 aklng members. Two deiezsteg viii also
represent each proVl lrce of canada
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

The red baN went ND for the FIRST time
on Thursday. wsen hve and a half inches
OF good ice had formed on the lake az
Van Cortlandt Park Skaters turned out in
goodly numbers 20 try the FIRST ice of the
winter. and yesterday the lake was
crowded. Hundreds were on their way 10
tire park when Commissioner Berry and
his sub"rdinates began to clear the lake
Water was standing on the ice IN places
and AZ the edge ~ the lake the iCe was
beginning % break up Before skaters are
allowed or the lake again it will probably
b. fooled and a uoW surface obtained
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
Amomg Golf Racing Baseball Basketball Il Other Sports
GOTERNOR S1YS NO"
Rickard Says Yes and
Fight Fans" JTOHdeT.

Governor Spry Of Utah. who - IN the
East. was quoted as saying yesterday tlat
the laws OF the state would he observed %
the letter and that there was not one
chance in thousand OF the Jeffries-John-
son night being held in Salt Lake city.
out in salt Lake city Tex" Rickard said
YESTERDAY,
1T can be said positively that The
Jeffrtes-JOhnson contest will be held iu
salt Lake city. I have been assured by the
leading business men Of the city thai there
viii be no official Interference with he
right and on that assurance I am going
ahead with the preliminary arrangements.
There appears 20 he a decided difference
Of opinion between the Governor OF Jtah
and Tex" Ricksrd and the fight fans
are beginning 20 wonder what 70 al means.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
ERASMUS FIVE LOSES.
Outclassed by the StuyresaHt
Team IN Cham piOnshiD Series.

The Stuyvessnt High School basketball
team decisivelv defeated the Erasmus Hall
High School five in a Public Schools Ath-
letic League championship game yesterday
by a score OF u 10 70. The Stuyvesant
players Outclassed their rivals. The team
work OF the Sruyvesant FIVE was splendid.
The score at the end OF the first half was
q 10 H. Stuyvesant ran away in the sec
ond half shooting baskets almost al will
The speedy playing OF Jacobson. OF Stuyve-
sant. was feature. he scoring three bas-
kets in the first minute OF play in this
period. Long and Dowling also did good
work
The iue-up and summary follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
JAMES BUTLER AT JUAREz.

Juarez. Mexico. Dec. eA-Racing will bs
resumed tomorrow at Terrazas Park A
a result Of the mild weather the track has
dried out and the snow has disappeared.
The feature of the card tomorrow win be-
the Navida Handicap. Of g.5oe. az one and
one-siXteeuth miles.
James Butler, owner % the Empire CITY
track. near YOnkers. y. Y. arrived today
10 spend the holidays
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
BOYS FINE M4RKSUEN
.StUyrcsant Team Defeats
Manual Training at Trans.

Ire Stuyvesaut High school shaIpshoot-
srs defeated the Eunuers from the Mauual
Training High School iu the round robin
Publ. Schools Athletic League series un
Tie formers ranges Yesterday bv score of
80 to "a. The Stuvyesaut boys shot well
- "a team. Austrian and rs. curry return
uE two perfect scores az ,1 Archerbauer
and VOORHEES, scored heavily for Manual
Trs minis. pulling down re- each
TIN, scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
POWERS RIDES WELL
Handles T5rO Uinners- Han
dicap for QucstiOH Marx.

Jacksonville Fla. Dec et-P0wers. the
Jockey. u fast attracting a stron- follow
ing here. irrespective q what horse he
rides Tie handled two winners a. Mon
Grief Park to-dsv-Ethou and Piute-aud
both were heavily PLAYED favorites Ethou
was sore going 10 the post in the third
race. and was outruu IN the early part.
bur Powers brought him up with "a rush
In the stretch and the son OF Intrusive
Won going away by a leEgth or more from
Ballot BOX. To- 10 I shot
r. r. Csrmau Question Marx. once the
pride of Billy Lakeland. won the handicap
a. s.N f'IrlOngs. thanks largely 20 the
clever riding NJ NicoI The boy waited a..-
hind the pace set by Booger Red TO the
last fIrioHg pole. ard thus saved his mount
for the final drive. Jack Parker. tho favor
ito. was 80 badly outrun for half a mile
that he had too much t1 do iu the stretch
Tie made up a lot Of ground. but was
beaten neck FOR tho place Sinfran
played for killing. met with much iu-
terferenee
- Joseph found tho track 90 his liking
On the sixth race. and won AZ tEe good
price of to T.
The summaries follow
t1rst rare ttrr maIleUs. slN flr.oUEvi-Esd
Doe. lys tGplasteiEI. o.. T. Rcu. sandy Hin
~" taEel. Co = -eeDnc. tireeubrlge IIs
tIroNlerI. ~ t0 q. tnIrd- Time. 1-IT Nrfadeon
square IeaL Egss AraIs. Gsrie1 las Evu
1If. Tony r.. Har,svss. Bon A.rer H4roT
lr.. ara E-Hr Guard also ran
second taes ceiling five and one-haIr fsrl ugs,
~.rlql.-. 80 90. fteIIt O. - won. T-Iupter
IH- t.- tiurt>i. to = second. Mr Suarty 1u5
.tag-t @. D. rhtri- Time I-Oa 9 Rr-a-ruv
elem Beaenf. Jack Hale and Katherine Van
aIsn
Taird race selling. s,S and oas-haIf furlouzs
rtnon. ~ Nfuf-rsi Oh = uou. Ballot Tx
lt" lMr'artn,l D. ro b. second. Graads Dame
l'+ 'Danz, ru T. third. Time I-G Rose
n"rrr. -alhe Preston. san Gu. Carthage ar!
Ie1iErse also
.urth raCe ''l7ndirap sN furionset- Quest. n
'Mu-SraNei. . tr O.. Serou. jack pa-Is-. Ie.,
'i,"ersi- " to :. fhlld Time I-l551 Stnrrsn
end Amor"r slso -tu.
l1,tl rae seven fu-iouE-. -pintr Ito DIV
'fs' is tn l". Wnu lT Us.zterg laS tI.br
ri0ut. t' q. second. Fo.uuoss ItG ,p.-.i .
tr 4 trIro Time I.2a45 t'1u..r s,,1.-r,o'
Nigrt ard Jack Faser also ran
sixth raoe conc mile ana s.xteerrh, 50
I"s-lu- l'tf tiiFrEruf- . O.. T. pcn ,-4sfl..,r...l
H. Hove-sl- : 20 - Second. NrI-~rr f,,. No
grave. " tu D. third Time t.5f Dre-1o 80
e.rna and faradist Queen also ran
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
FOOTBALL ON NEW YEAR 5 DAY

The football game 20 decide the cham
pionship % the North Atlantic feet between
teams representing the bsttleships Ne
hraska and Missouri has been changed
from "Wednesday until SATURDAY. January
q The eIevens will take the field a. Amer
can League Fars az oclock
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

Goals from held-Smtth -. Mex emma 90.
Brown Hauft. Runge R0senson 80. FrsenzniCk
"a Nathan. Points awarded on f0uls-Flushing
% Eastern Distrtrt 81 Referee-Wykel Public
Schools Athletic League Time % halves-Fift-en
minutes Substitutes Brown FOR McKeuHa. Nc
ksnna for Hsuft.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
M'GRAW LOSES AT BILLIARDS

John J. McGraw- -he peerless leader os
the NrW York Giants. suffered a defeat 81
threc-cushion billiards al the hands ~
George m. SItrou. tHs handiess plarer ,r
Mr,raW's Academy last night bv q .eors
~ = Co. o. McGraw led al the end ~ ,b.
thirteenth inning ty "a score OF "a toa n,,,
i-"u there on sutton PLAYED stronger ,r,t
won ont in the ~iNtieta inning
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

a novel incident says Philadelphia eE-
change. occurred recently AZ one Of the
country clubs. which aroused more or less
discussion. LsnsdoVne was the scene and
the player was Harry Johnson. vi-e-presi-
dent OF the clu0. he was playing I'm one
Of TIE numerous matches tho Delaware
Country club enjoys each year with Tie
Merchantvins Fieid club. They were pla
Ing the fifth hole. where the Tee is ele-
waited. tho green ueinE on 2 small plateau.
l6O wards distant, with = brook interven-
ing
ON the right is a spring house. DE-
hghtful spot for summer golfers the
spring water tnere being particularly re-
freshinE 70 the persprinE golfer. john
spring house. finally reposinE lu a glass
half filed with water. The point involved
was whether the bal was supposed 10 lie
m casual Rater. whether II should he lifted
and dropped without penalty. or whethe-
tn PLAYER should strike it where .t Law.
glass and all The objection 70 tie last
vas that the glass was sorely needed. and.
moreover. tho shot vas a dangerous one
II was argued that lt was not casual
water. and that the glass had mo- business
on the course The ball was hnally LIFTED
and dropped without penalty. the players
agreeing 2 refer the question % the COM
rnittee The latter ImmeaIateiV decided
tia. Johnson and has partner had inter
preted the rule correctly
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

Goals from field Friedland -. Jacobson 90.
Long a.. DowlinE t5l. Hoops. McMath. James.
~ouvi lie. Points awarded on fruls-Stuyvesant
II. Erasmus HaII o. Referee-kiuuen. r. :
= H. Umpire Foster. Commerce Time OF
naIvss-15 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

Robert p'on 'i syracuse, scored an easy
ti,tory over Louis Brill ~ Manhattan h,
thr pool tournament at the Orpheum Acad-
efnF lar night h} score ~ ~ a. ~ 4 -nfor.
lad a high run % -. while Brurs Vas e
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

Word comes from PittsburE that waivers
have been granted by every club in the Ma
tionaI League 20 Abstein. who PLAYED arst
base FOR the Pirates last season. Ten
minor league clubs are after him. how
ever
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
on THE GOLF LINKS
U-fNT TOURNEY HERE
" omen Hope TO Play for Title
at Garden Cify.

An orhcial Of the Womens Metropolitan
Son Association said last night that IN
QIesiionably some action Woulc be taken
81 the organizations annual meeting IN
this city next month toward having the
rational championship tournament held
over one ~ the nearby courses. Last fan
quite number of the lead.ng players ex-
pressed preference for Garden City.
ApaWamis was likewise mentioned favor
ably. vet up 10 date neither of these clubs
has asked for any one % The three cham
pionship tournaments
Wien Miss Dorothy Campbell visited
Garden CITY the latter part Of October.
the champion of Great Britain and Amer
lea spoke IN the highest terms of the
course In fact, among al those she saw
on this side 81 the Atlantic. Garden City
stood second 20 none IN her estimation.
The fact that the local women Relieve II
Is their turn 10 have the national makes
it reasonably certain that they Vili get
Together ss bodv and express a wish for
some particular inks
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

According 20 Chicago man u close
touch with the sentiment % Western golf
crs with regard 10 their attitude toward
the proposed amendments To- widen rre
scope of the Western Golf Association.
there is going % b. the liveIiest kind 80 a
time when the Organization has IFS annual
meetinE, on JanusrE L.. He does not 20
on record, however. With the prediction
thai the amendments will ~ passed. The
u esrerner does say. however. that - az
indiscriuinate canvass should be- started
IN Chicago al the present time. n would
show that about - per cent are convinced
that the expansion plank VIII pass by d
large majority. II is not known as vct
whether any steps VIII he taken toward
Concilating the various sectional and state
organizations az tho coming annual session
Of the United States Golf Association. tu-
a. the meeting OF the Darent BODY VIII
not be held until nearly a week after rh-
Western, any overtures will in a sense
be Ike closing the harm door after the
horse has aeen stolen
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-04
GROWERS PLAN TO CREATE
MORE DEMAND FOR PRUNES
Will Organize to Reduce Retail Prices
and Spread Educational
Advertising

SAN JOSE, April 3.-Several hun
dred prune growers, representing every
locality in Santa Clara valley, met in
the Empire theater this morning to
discuss a plan OF organization proposed
by a committee of fifty. The report
of the committee was presented by J..
0. Hayes. who said that the commit
tee found that the lack of consumption
is the primary cause of low prices, and
that consumption can be augmented
by a thorough system of educa tional
advertising and a reduction in the re-
tail price. The plan proposed is the or
ganization of q corporation of grow
ers, the corporate, body to undertake
an advertising campaign and the mar
keting of the prunes, demanding of
the packers and middle men satisfac-
tory prices, or going direct to retailers
and consumers, as may be found nee
essary. The report met with enthusi-
astic approval.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-04

Eat at the Angelus grill.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-04
WANTS STATES ATTORNEY
TO ATTACK BUCKETSH0PS
Delegation from Chicago's Board oil
Trade to Urge Crusade Against
Brokers

CHICAGO, April Estates Attorney
Wayman will be formally invited the
first of next week to drive the bucket
shops out of Chicago.
A delegation of members of the Chi
cago board of trade, including the
boards attorney, will call on him,
probably on Monday, and point out the
way in which convictions easily can be
obtained.
A. J. White, chairman of the market
committee of the board, is back from
a hunting trip and has taken up the
matter of bucketshops' agitation
against which was begun some days
ago.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-04
Suspected sIayers Dismissed

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, April
3.-Paul S. Essick and Robert e. Piper,
son and son-in-law, respectively, of
the late Charles Essick, the aged clerk
of the Woodmen of the World, whom
they were supposed to have murdered
missed for lack of evidence Young
Essick and Piper have been in iaii
for several weeks awaiting preliminary
hearing.