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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-26

Que Of the very pleasing events NJ
the week was the reception and dance
given wednesday, evening by the fan. (
ernacle committee and choir metubprs
In honor OF Prof. j. r. Bustard ana
d Prof c. r.. Reid. During the evening
NIL. w. Baker in a. speech in which
he Expressed the appreciation Of thn
members OF the choir for the excellent
services given by both their leader ami
organist, presented Prof Rcshard and
Prof, Reid each with u beautiful gvla
fob chain. on which were engraved
their narnes and the donors. Both gen.
tlcnnen responded. The evening was
one that Will long BIZ remembered by
Mr. J. T. E'arrer entertained a few
friends at d drive up Provo canyon
and a trout dinner at Kiessels Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. *. Spafford entef
tanned at a family dinner a their homS
Wednesday, evening. Covers were laid
for 25 After partakins Of an excellent
dinner, a pleasant social evening was
passed.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ward celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary at
| their home Monday evening. Gaines
cards and music all tended to make a
most enjoyable evening, and an clabor-
| ate supper was served.
The many friends of Bruce Wcdg-4
wood, formerly Of this city. butsnow
residing in Salt Lake. will he pleased
| to learn of his&accepting an excellent
position with the Western, Pacific, His
| headquarters will be at Elko, Ncv,5l I
| Miss Gertrude Brown and AiidrewsF.
I Rasmussen. both of this city, were mar
| ried in tile Salt Lake temple Wetncs-
| day a reception given in ther
| honor Friday evening at the home "a
! the bride's father. Mr. j. ~ Brown,
i About so guests enjoyed the usualiSed-
1 ding festivities. ,,lss
Lydia Smith OF Rock Springs, SVyot
i is In Provo visiting her PARENTS Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney VINCENT Rif
i Mr.. and Mrs II. Burnett and
daughter, Miss Babel. of sOaklandG Cal.
Il are visiting in this city as tlles guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben christensen len 81
Miss Lena Dobler and Walter Deselb.est
Harrington We're married Thursday
morning at II o'clock by the
i Chalien Smith, and left on HE moon il
train for a tour of Ga liforn la and otheyt
i placessofsinterest in the west ~ rsa y
Mrs. Harrington, have reside for SONG
! time in Provo, both being elnpl9n o -
s e
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in the presence of the near friends and
relatives, and a large RECEPTION Follow
ing Mr. and Mrs. Bockhoit left later
for Missoula, Mont, here they viii re-
side. -
Miss Ada Bransford and Dr. NJ. D.
Bransfords were married on Wednes-
day al the brides home with Rev c,
F. Perkins performing the ceremony,
Miss Frances Bransfoad acting az
bridesmaid and Rev. Maxwell Rice best
man About 90 friends were present.
DR. and Mrs Bransford have gone y,
California for a trip and Will later
go to Garfield to reside.
Miss Clara Louise Root and James
A. Eacllin were married Mt ST Paufs
church on "Wednesday. Rev G.. e. Per-
kins officiating and Mr.. and Mrs John
w Eachin attending the bridal pair,
a wedding supper followed at the home
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Eaehin.
Miss Leone Rogers and Hyrum Stew
art were married in the Temple on
Thursday and IN the evening recep-
tion was held at the nome Of the
BRIDES brother. for the near relatives
and friends Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart are
at hume at 12o Canyon road.
Two out Of town weddings OF interest
10 Salt Laltcrs were those of lie Grand
Young, Jr.. of this city. ard Miss Fern
Scott Of Montana, the event taking
place at the brides home, and that OF
Mr.. Louis Seckels formerly of this
city, and Miss Irene Peterson of Chf-
cago. their marriage taking place ut
the latter's home
On Tuesday Miss Mary Carr and ".
FL. Richcy were married. the ceremony
taking place at the home of the bride,
with Rev. r.. i. Goshen officiating. Mr..
and Mrs Richey left after the cere-
tnony for a trip to Yellowstone Park.
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week was tile ANNUAL dancirg party
given at North Ogden Friday evening
under tho direction of the boa DIS OF the
Y Il. and Y M M. |. A. of the Ogden
stake The event was very largely at
tended, An enjoyable evening was
spent.
MI. and Mrs. David Il. steele 'lil-
nnunce the engagement Of their diussn-
ter Deltlaia A. HetAler, to Wiley NJ
fCragnn, the wedding to take place IN
the near future.
Mrs Il. Ii. Van Mateer OF Chicago Is.
visiting her mother. Mrs. H c. Btge-
low, at the Heed hotel for a few weeks,
Mrs Emmett G. Fnlkcrson and
daughter Elizabeth arrived in the city
from Chicago and will spend the sun
mar In the city, the guest of Mrs. F'ulk-
erson's mother, Mrs. y FL iPeery-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Gaylord left dur
ing the week for Iowa where they will
visit relatives for a few weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark have re-
turned from an extended eastern trip
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald and daughter
Katherine, who have been in Los Ange-
les for some months, are expected to
return to Ogden soon.
Miss Alta christensen OF Gooding
Ida, is visiting her sister, Mrs f. j
Hil-t. for a few days.
Mrs, Cornwall of Goodlng. Ida, will
| be the guest of Mrs. n A, Mathew
| a69 Twenty-third street, for a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Paine have re-
| turned from Philadc lphia, where MIR
Paine has been attending a dentistry
4 college for the past year.
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(OrINez4re ~
zzaaE:8EyO1NG
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lawrence will
shortly be hat home at 40 Kensington
gapartm entS

Mr.. and Mrs Bert Lawrence will
shortly be hat home at 40 Kensington
apartments.
en- the Tarbet house and Will shortly
be at home at 623 First avenue.
Mrs. David Taylor has gone to Dem
yer for short visit with. Mr.. Taylor's
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana r. Smith will be
at home after this at 1876 north State
street,
Miss Stella Fabian returned Sunday
evening from the cast after stay
of several months.
Charles McGurrin, formerly OF this
city, will be here from the east early
in July on his way to Los Angeles and
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. f. y. McGur-
rim.
DR.. ana Mrs. Elias Wright are in
their new home q 321 First street
Miss Raymond is here from Montana
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, John ". Rock
lidge.
Mr. aud Mrs. Robert S. oliver are in
town from Bingham spending a few
days
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elmer e. Corfpan Of
Provo are visiting friends in town for
a short time.
Miss Helen WcidinEcr Of Chicago
will be here within a short time to
visit Mr. and Mrs. W. " Hoare-
Mrs G. j, Wciser will leave the last
| of July for Europe, where she VIII
| ioin her father and her sister, Mrs.
James Brooke, of South America, and
travel several months with them. Mrs.
Weiser will join them in Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Hesselherg and
daughter are here to spend a few
DAYS They came to attend the Lowen-
stein Gettleson wedding Tuesday even.
| ing Miss Tiilie and Mr.. Hesseberg
will leave soon for Seattle. Wash.
Mrs J. u. I4andes, two daughters and
a son of Mechanicsburg, Pa. have ar
rived here, and are at home at SO
First avenue. Mr.. Landes is Interested
In the SEWER Irrigation company.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold NJ. Pitt and
| children sailed Wednesday. June %.
! from Seattle. WASH, on the Minnesota
| for their home in Manila. They ex-
! pect TO arrive there early in August.
Mrs. w. P. Cooper, son and daughter
will leave early i'll July for Pasadena.
| Cal. where they will visit for time
and later go to Ocean Park, Cal, for
| the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Nelson are
/ pleasantly located for a month at the
Perry hotel in Seattle Wash.
Mrs. II. R. Harker will leave soon
for a visit of several weeks in the
east.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin McNiece have
gone 10 their home in Milford, Utah,
after spending several days with Dr..
and Mrs. r. g. McSiece.
Mrs. E. A. Smith and son. Edward.
] have gone TO southern California, where
they Will spend the summer at some of
4 the beaches.
James Austin of Chicago, H., is here
the guest OF his mother. Mrs. e. O.
Howard, for a few weeks
Mrs. stanchtield and Miss Grace
Stanchfeld are at home for the sum.
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MRS. WILLIAM W. ROCKHILL.
Wife OF the ambassador to Russia.

The Country club was the scene or
numerous pretty luncheons: this week,
the largest of Wednesdays being that
given by Mrs. William r. kiser.. when.
covers were laid for IS. The decora-
tons were in scarlet rambler roses,
and the guests OF honor We're, Mrs.
Frank Dogc. Mrs. w. K. Pratt. Mrs,
Gambler, and Miss Kiser. a bridge
game followed in which Mrs. Plat ana
Miss Aileen MCLEAN We're prize WIN
ners.
Mrs. Robert II. Allen was one of
Wednesdays entertainers,th the table be-
ing decorated in pink peonies and PINK
roses, and covers laid for 20. In the
bridge game which followed prizes
went to Mrs. Hartshorn OF Boston,
Miss Olive Bartch, Mrs. John I.
Rich Mrs. II. r, Niles and Mrs. Brig
Cannon.
Mrs. II. r. Woodbridge entertained
10 friends at =; luncheon at the Coun-
try club on "Wednesday IN honor OF
Mrs. Ford of Denver. Other smaller
parties were also given at the club.
Mrs. II. u. McGurrin entertaining
seven guests in honor Of her 1lieces, the
Misses Rache of Los Angeles, who are
here 10 spend the summer,
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in To tea. The table was decorated
in lavender sweet peas. and assisting
the hostess were; Mrs. H. g, Mcmillan
and Miss Selma Wall, assisted by Miss
Nice Wall and the Misses Bess and
Mildred Mcmillan.
Rowland Hall was the scene Of a
large gathering on Thursday evening
when the members OF the Girls Friend-
IL society gave u garden party for the
benefit Of a sumner vacation home
for young women in Provo canyon.
Miss Esther Aliens orchestra furnish-
ed delightful music and there We're
many other attractive features. the
committee in charge we're: Airs. Alvah
Lewis. Mss Godbe, Mrs. Reed, MISS
Mcguire and Mrs. Fitzgerald. The
guests We're received oy some. of the
young ladies from ahe; societies OF.
St Marks, ST. Johns and st. Peters,
The members; of the Bay View club
gave their annual outing at the lake
on Thursday, feature being thessnp-
per at which covers we're laid for %,
tho table being in the form of Latin
cross, and decorated in the Italian ma.
tiona1 colors, green, red and white and
the club colors also green and white
the Italian idea being introduced be
cause Of Italy having been tho conn
try studied BY the c1up last term
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Z q . r. ~ Il y
David c. Eccles and George Knauss
made trip through idaho during the
past week in Mr.. Eccles' Thomas hy-
cr
Nv ii. CheNers, joint freight agent of
the. Hartman lines at Ogden, accom-
panied by his son Raymond, have re-.
turned from a hunting ard fishing trip
in GENTLE valley, Ida,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Walker spent the
early part OF the Week visiting friends
and relatives In Coalville,
Lamar Nelson entertained a number
of Ogden friends at the Hermitage
Tuesday evening.
Mrs, c. III. Gosling will leave the Early
part OF the week for Colorado, where
she Will visit friends for II number OF
weeks.
Rev. III. d. Zimmerman, accompanied
by Mrs. Zimmerman left for the north
west during the past week on an eX-
tended trip. Before their return they
will visit Portland Seattle and Tacoma.
John McDcrmott and two sons will
leave during the Week for Los Angeles,
where they will join Mrs. McDerrnott
and two daughters and spond the sum-
mer in California.
One of the ENJOYABLE events of the
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Miss Lillian V. Jones and Charles G.
Bird we're married yesterday IN the
Temple with President John II. 5WindGr
officiating. and IL the evening u fecep-
ton was held at the home OF the
brides parents Atty. and Mrs. n. v.
Jones. the rooms being beautifully de-
corated with a profusion of roses III
various colors, and a number OF reli-
tiyes and friends assisting. The bride
wore a gown of white messaline SATIN
with lace trimmings ard carried bride :,
roses The guests We're the members OF
the families. and the intimate frlends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird will make their
home here.
The marriage OF Miss Mamie Price
and Thomas Hull will take place next
Saturday.
The lnurriage of Miss Grace Grant
and Isaac Blair Evans will take place
| next Wednesday III the Temple and a
at the home OF the brides parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. Heber J. Grant.
on Tuesday Miss Ella Lowenstein
and Samuel j. Gettleson We're married.
| the ceremony being performed at the
! brides home with Rabbi Freund of
floating in the presence of the rela-
! ttSeS and near lrlenQS ana al S!aDo
ate supper following. Miss lean Chaser
was maid of honor. Miss Sophie Beck
man bridesmaid and Mr.. Samuel Glasrr
! best man Mr.. and Mrs. Gettleson left
| afterwari for a trip to southern Cali
fornia and will later make their home
| in Toledo. Ohio.
| Miss Jean Spencer and Morrill, n. Farr
| were married on Wednesday in the
/ Temple with Elder John Henry Smith
| officiating, and in the evening a, large
| reception took place at the home or the
| brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. D
Spencer on First street. Miss Rehan
Spencer being bridesmaid and Henry
Best attending the groom. About 900
| We're present. MIR. and Mrs, FAIR are at
home at No. 81 Gordon avenue.
4 Miss Nellie Bull and Z. A. Peterson
| were married on Thursday, at the
brides home with Bishop Barton Of
floating, Miss Annie Parsons acting as
bridesmaid and Arthur Gindrupp best
1 man. The rooms We're prettily decprat-
ed and a number of friends assisted
in entertaining.
Among Tnrmsday's bridal couples
were Miss Anna Frazier and Henry
II. Bockholt, Bishop Cutler officiating
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Ogden, June 2S.-Mrs. W. S. Righy
and children of Coalville were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Walker.
lois Washington avenue, for a few days
during the past week.
r. P. Herrick. the local representa-
tive of the John Cort interests, has re-
turned home from an outing on the Tom
Kecgh ranch in Idaho,
Miss May Lloyd of salt Lake spent
a few days in ogden during the past
week visiting friends.
Mrs. Austin and daughter Lillian of
Boulder. Colo. are the guests OF Mrs.
-iustin's sister, Mrs. b. F. Sooy.
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mer in the Herman home on cast South
Temple.
Miss Ella Hanson will spend the sum
ner visiting relatives IN Omaha, Ncb.,
Minneapolis, Mimi, and In Iowa.
Miss May Alexander has gone to
Kansas City, Mo. where she Will spend
d part of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs n. Il. Carey and fam
lily are enjoying a trip through Yellow
stone park.
Mr. and Mrs. w F. Ncslen left Sat.
uiday for a trip to the Pacific north
west.
Mrs. d. #. Bower and daughter re-
turned Sunday from a. visit In the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ross and daugh-
ter, Miss Ross. who have spent the
winter in Denver Colo have returned
here are are at home at the Fifth East
hotel.
Mrs. Harriet Lacy of Laramie, Wyo.,
spent Sunday and Monday here, guest
of Miss Renee Redman. on her way to
the Pacific Northwest for an extended
trip.
X H5s e
Mrs. A. E. Kimbal and daughter,
Miss Darlene left Thursday for Seattle
and the Pacific northwest, where they
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dodge of Daven-
port, Ia, are here guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William P. Kiser.
Mrs. Joseph siegel Of Butte is here
iria
trip of some months abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swindler and
their children ara back from a stay of
some time on the coast.
Mrs. w. E. Fife left this week for
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bishop and Miss Aleen
Gray will leave early in July for Los
Angeles and the surrounding beaches to
spend a part Of the summer.
Miss Florence Allen has returned
from Cleveland, Ohio, and will spend
the summer here with her parents, Mr.
and MIS-. c, e. Allen.
Mrs Ellen Elliott, left Thursday for
Venice. Cal, where she will spend the
summer, the guest Of MI. and Mrs.
| David Evans.
The Misses Margaret and Carolyn
cache are here from Los Angeles as
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il, T. McGur-
| rim for the summer. Mrs. MeGurrin
will entertain at Il luncheon for them
tomorrow at the Country club
Mrs. j. NJ. Callow and her children
| left this week for San Francisco,
whence they sail on June rs for Homo
lulu, Later in the summer MI Callow
will join them for time.
Mrs. Clifford Young. Miss Eva Snow.
Miss winnifred Snow Miss Mabel
| Hampton and Miss Mabel Gray left
| this week for Ocean Park. where they
will spend part OF the summer.
Mrs Harry Clark had as her guests
| on Monday, Mrs. Grant w. Lille and
daughter Judith Of Springfield, III.
Miss Marie Collins Of Attelboro,
| Mass, is here to spend the summer
| with her aunt. Mrs. ]. H. Murtit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fl. Slocum, 232
G street, and daughter, Marjorie, left
| last night NOR Los Angeles, where
Mrs. Slocum expects TO spend the sum
/! NOR.
Mrs. !. Clarence Smullyon has just
| arrived from Atlanta, Georgia, where
| they have lived for several years. They
| will make their home in Salt Lake
| City They visited Chicago and Terre
| Haute, Indiana, en- route and are now
at Keith apartments, where they will
be glad to receive friends after July1.
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Mrs. !. Clarence smullyon has Just
arrived from Atlanta, Georgia, where.
they have lived for several years. They
will make their home in Salt Lake
City. They visited Chicago and Terre
Haute, Indiana, en- route and are now
at Keith apartments, where they will
be glad to receive friends after Julyt1.
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Miss Marie Collins Of Attelboro,
Mass. is here to spend the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. j. H. Murtit.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Fl. slocum, 232
G street, and daughter, Marjorie, left
last night NOR Los Angeles, where
Mrs. Slocum expects TO spend the sum
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Mrs. Harry Clark had as her guests
on Monday, Mrs Grant w. Lille and
daughter Judith of Springfield, Ill.
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NEW SATIN BATHING SUIT WITH CAP TO MATCH
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The Misses Margaret and Carolyn
cache are here from Los Angeles as
guests of Mi. and Mrs. Il. T.. McGur-
rim for the summer Mrs. MeGurrin
will entertain at q luncheon for them
tomorrow at the Country club.
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Mrs. Clifford Young. Miss Eva Snow.
Miss Winrifred Snow, Miss Mabel
Hampton and Miss Mabel Gray left
this week for Ocean Park. where they
will spend part OF the summer.
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One Of tile enjoyable events of the
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MIR. and Mrs. 7, w Whitley enter
tanned at dinner on TUESDAY the table
being decorated in pink and white
peonies and covers laid Tor :ialf doz-
en- friends.
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About 516 guests were entertained at
the Country club luncheon on We'd
nesday by Mrs. Esther Freed Fiier in
honor OF Mrs. stephen Babcock who
has returned here IN >,ake her home.
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The marriage of Miss Grace Grant
and Isaac Blair Evans will take place
next Wednesday in the Temple and a
reception will follow in the evening
at the home of the brides parents. MI
and Mrs. Heber J. Grant.
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Mrs. j. NJ. Callow and her children
left this week for San Francisco,
whence they sail on June rs for Homo
lulu, Later in the summer Mr.. Callow
will join them for time.
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Yesterday Mrs Edward G.. Roberts
entertained at a bridge tea at the
Country club in honor OF three visitors
from the south who are guests at
the Maelean home, the Misses
Brodie Locliridre and Pettijohn, nine
tables being played and others coming
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Mrs. Ellen Elliott, left Thursday for
Venice. Cal, where she will spend the
summer, the guest of MI. and Mrs.
David Evans
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The marriage OF Miss Mamie Price
and Thomas Hull will take place next
Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McNiece have
gone 10 their home in Milford, Utah,
after spending several days with Dir.
and Mrs. r. G. McNiece
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Mrs. w. P. Cooper, son and daughter
will leave early i'll July for Pasadena.
Cal. where they will visit for time
and later go to Ocean Park, Cal, for
tho remainder of the summer.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-16
TECHNICALLY NO
BAR TO JUSTICE
Oklahoma Court Of Appeals "Saw the
Point" But Would Not Reverse
Decision.

Guthrie. Okla, Mar l6.-Another
case in which the court does not allow
immateral technicalities to stand in
the way of a Just determination Of the
points at issue was handed down to-
day in an opinion by Justice Baker
of the criminal court of appeals, all
the justices concurring, affirming the
decision of the district court Of Co
manche county which convicted A. n,
Byers Of manslaughter in the first de-
gree and sentenced him to fifteen
years for killing his wife, Salinda
Byers, on December 27 1904, at Co
tebo, in Kiowa county. A change Of
venire was taken to Comanche county,
Attorneys for Byres sought to have
the lower court reversed on technical
grounds, one Of the contentious being
that the court admitted the expert tes-
timony Of Dr. Miller, who testified
that Mrs. Byers could not have come
to her death by self-inficted wounds,
owing to the position OF the Wouhu
and other circumstances.
In the syllabus of his opinion JUST
ice Baker says
Expert testimony is not admissible
on questions which the court or jury
can decide on facts when the relation
Of facts and their practicable results
can be determined without skill.
This court win not reverse the
Judgment of the tri, -ourt where the
record before it shows that the ac
cused had fair trial by q fair and
impartial jury and trial judge simply
because harmless error may have oc
CURED at the trial
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-16
BOOZE" AGENCIES
MAY Be REOPENED
Failure of Repeal Bill to Pass Leaves
Dispensary Question In Peculiar
Situation.

Guthrie, Okla, Mar l6.-Failure of
the legislature to act upon the dis
pensary question will probably result
IN reopening of the state and local
liquor agencies although upon this
point Gov Haskell has made no state
ment Following the general election
the governor by proclamation closed
the agencies, announcing that the
peoples vote had been against the
system, but in an appeal being taken
to the supreme court on test case
for the sale of alcohol that tribunal
held that the Billups law, in this re-
speef, had not been repealed The
state agency was then kept open for
sale of alcohol to druggists for pharm
aceutical purposes, but the announce
ment was made that no action would
be taken toward the local agencies
until the legislature had been given
an opportunity to act
A bill by Senator Billups reducing
the state agency to an alcohol supply
house TOR pharmaceutical purposes,
and abolishing the local agency sys-
tenn, passed in the senate but died in
the house without being called on the
calendar