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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-25

When a sufferer from stomach
trouble takes DR.. Kings New Life
Pills he's mighty glad to see his dys-
pepsia and indigestion fly, but more
hes tickled over his new, fine ap-
petite. strong nerves, healthy vIgor,
all because stomach, liver and kid
neys now work right. 25c at Tallman
& Co. and the Pendleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-25
Batteries Coast Games.

Batteries Coast Games.
At cramento-P0rtland, Hark-
ness and Fisher; Sacramento, Brown
and Graham.
At San Francisco-Los Angeles,
Tcyer and Orendorff; San Francisco,
Corbett and Berry.
At Vernon-Oakland, Nelson and La
Longe; Vernon, Raleigh and Hogan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-25
Coast League Results.

Tt Sacramento-POrtland, 3; Cac-
ramento, o.
At san Francisco-Los Angeles, g.;
San Francisco, 2.
At Vernon Oakland, 0; Vernon. 8.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-25
OF THE BIG
GAMES YESTERDAY
Northwestern Leage Results.

At Portland-Vancouver, 6; Port
land, 8.
At Seattle-Tacoma, 8; Seattle, s.
At Standardization, 8; Spo-
kane, 2
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-25

Condor people are congratulated by
the Times because strawberries have
come down to two bits a box.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-28

burglary up way of
Kaakie of
feeling that occasion called for
again you m
long Sheriff and the Supervisors are going to stand for
Bugaries robbies ups ping go all the
always told say nothing so as o TO interfere
with long afterwa
value of the stories is gone press 0 them.
depths thought load
of mud dumped from just
activity problem
nrolar who had left his hat and shoes and some o+he i 49,; @
ordinary clothing
looking the
sleutb would also if he had his wits about him have seen n he dn
Knowing
probably steal another would followed
that he would have accomplished something But Kkl
could find like Bmppo
about until he Sleep When woke
o in way.
general among
waans according whether
should the Legislature pick
psorship psychology
he would fairly grab it. All he could would be the
this principle Kalka
special knowledge
criminals think
the salary a a
get the capancy of the Manehuia.
Meanwhile making they
available of
rot why shouldn't be made employ Pnkeon merely
put the question.
Engineer
the Democratic luna
estng question whether he also showed his grandmoh teeth
y y y
the brilliant Whisky
butt into the brambe bush again like the the fable
Their scheme as hear It, IS to order their human ehateis in the
Tor couple more Qnn and Mooe and mean to force them the Exu
tive, failing which they think will
they the License board all they will leave the
This idea almost intelligent leibut
Suppose
ore until fills
| Continued on Page Five)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-28
HEREDITARY PRIVILEGE.

The 3av of hereditary passing Goodwin Smith, the
lannon's support this theory disturbing the adj
oeates dwes the prevailing condition OF
that the hereditary principle as
foundation for government that the relic of the
hereditary privilege survival has naturally and IN
probably
the
amostch revolution.
he the lords emancipation
The Glad
be thrown out by the lords
their temporary
called other
the laughing
genuine craftsmanship political pason Your situation is
evidently rous
be between organized
which
eformesthat
hide bushesseem determined to
side
at difficult to tell whittier gongbak apparently to the
which
of natural ally their policy People, it
rrotec making goods themselves
leader! Putting together the political agitation
agitation belief
presently wisea powerful leadership.
list thinking
that it contains the elements of good in the upper house
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-28
Municipal Governments
1&lo1e" d "1e
y y y = y y y ss.ass.s&s.sss
Andrew D. White.

very
halls
They absolutely demong merely those who live under their
fruit tend the whole body polite AS rule the who SIT in the
councils dispensing comfort discomfort justice injustice,
OF
the
public have gained
much 100000
of franchise,
obtained the
plead ordinary of
bishops president
council allow railway corporation to block the entrance to
lived and
te
the by waehmen
cutting through the heart pouou All utterly
council
all
without requirement important
the nobest
the of elite
the council of these interests neglected
appointment of a cemetery keeper salary of $40 a week
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-28
Commercial News

Owing number of chief among which is that the returns
Will" double received yesterday of the upward
firmly climbed weather conditions
which welcomed
lasted their welcome possibility that fthey continue the
The
their
a the local
exchange during the industrial
Waaua held today higher
than time the eight selling yesterday
exchange yesterday sos being asked with sight that
$11250 bid
question
stockholders
middle The number
the shareholders
Baldwin
doubt the authority
Continued Page Eighth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-28
Small [ alks

equal Ito of em
SENATOR MCARTHYI opposed
i
GOVERNOR
Federal Judgeship
graduates
Iiliputian company take the public
SAM cHILINGWoRTH-
pitching baseball and having Dr. Monsar
particularly pprehend
AUDITOR FISHER think consolidation
tendency of modern
SERGEANT League
The will be with strong
sehed is andth frs games played
o
question
Navigation long time
house,
bill Friday kicked
dguratvey, literally the
did enthusiasm
the Friday The kdd
and surprised me see the of those boys could
make
prohibition time think would having
revision III law
going provide
hat and like Mr. MeBride's When the
should
hat to go its message.
of
agreeing dispose
Kona Friday the finest have and excellent
within
told should
think he viii be guided by his wishes the
of appointments
little and sight of these islands The sea trip did
haha the right isn't it!-at
whole Honolulu will have big Irish booster
IN Los
successful
to Francisco, Elks
o
enthusiastic will take his
lodge glowing of what be seen here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-28
Comrades

Rev. Chas F. Dole.

eomradeship
ALL Be frank fearless independent but add
fellows suk
nnoable.
Speak freely them halfway with scow with
indifference fellows mie the
hand the healthy circulation a
Be
ehldren;
their studies
f.ne' we and cmradeship
authority
out
then deal with friends
choose
hold
industry,
leaders comradeship will
Widen eomrdeship
Be faithful add influence
Do stand aside and
organization REFORM and help make the
live selfish your
honestly
20 a
friendly wherever
often possibe be glad glow kindly feeling
in
good Carry freemonry You make
which bind the world; shall help
Do not doubt that omradp the
there God is" When the
concentrations will be: He good
friendly and helpful
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-28

Peanuts for Sleep
1890 .s.ssH&&s4s xx

had heard that told
bed, said I'll within hour did
feel what happened able
asked
which
floating mda While should bull with
would first climb windlass for him. So sliding
would
1clng the slipping his pocket At this the
the all while below watching
myself Then had
been asleep
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-28
Age of the Chief Justice

The Argonaut.

Mr. Luke Wright
he his
the United shall
probably but
in
Wright having been born of old
Chief Speaking
sharp between President
a
'1st and the
Fuller
asked Chief
wn bu ness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-28
"TSFTT r 81 & e & 4 Z = = = Z = & =
The District of Columbia

The Forum.

The 1879
and other regime
with the territorial government, provisional
commits soners
of
abolished the all
commissioners seu
and provided
citizens half
Under this act and supplemental legislation
enjoyed prosperity such neve KNEW before.
The abolition
to taxation without
who practical in politics
most of our great cities a scandal to h country
In practice the District Columbia
efficiently and perhaps
United states and public
In no other place the country leaders in
everything else take such
n he Dstr ofCo umbi
There has been
The natural leaders
capacities without
a of suspicion the in
teefity of the successive boards o
the District olumba
Inc administration of the has been pure
as the administration
IT mas maintained
ss a" and has stood for all andmo
ho Jones lose control Bocker-Entrelv. his banf
feur won let him use it at New York Sun - ~ ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-28

Nhef--ih Jones lose o his II.
feur won I let him a ALL York 0 0A""i
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20

by imparting higher education. and re-
ciprocally, they derive benefit from
their nearness to San Francisco and its
stirring. instructive and interesting
daily life.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20

down by rail between San Francisco
and Stanford university every day. The
two universities are thus very largely
recruited by San FRANCISCO, upon
which they confer inestimable benefits
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20
WHEN YOU CHOOSE A SCHOOL

Select the one that can give the
BEST TRAINING and the one
that can do most for you when
you are ready to enter business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

who came when he heard the fight.
Ing, says after tho shot. SOMEONE
be claims not 10 know who handed
him revolver which be thfuw
away Willing says De Hart pointed
Out this revolver 10 him the next
morning and they picked il ~. De
Hart says be never saw tho pistol
again. and that utiey told him Il
had becn fnund.
The flfat Inquest made abanluIaY
no effort to md out from what ~
yolyeF the shot that ended su,ion's
HE vas firrd. Il ID thought Sut
tons revolver was found On the Pc
fadc ground BY Willing. but no one
knows how many Empty shells there
were in Il.
And through II all. a mother and
a niAtef. loyal TO the memory u the
dead boy have llatchrd 10 tho story
They have FAiued something ID
having a second inquiry aad In haA
lng Il public
We have not been working ri
months fof nothing. said Mrs Rose
Sutton Parker. the sister
And II is nos likely that n tho
responsibility for sntions death Il
not md BY tho naval couft. the
stanokraphie report Of the proceed
lasa rill be placed before a grand
Jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
OLE HANSON WILL
GIVE QUEEN A LOT

a half acre N land at summit
Acres, a nov addition near Meyden'
bauer bay. acfoaa Lake Washington
viii be presented TO the queen OF
concoaaionnifea bay az the A.-Y.sP.
exposition. bye ole Hanson. MI
Hanson hha written 10 Harry N. Sic.
0arvie. who has charge N Concen-
1iauaires' Day plans. offering no
lot to the iadY who ~ queen VI The
ceremonies on Aus 20
The queen viii BE- selected IN o.
Newspaper voting contest, aud with
the extra inauoemont Of tho free
lot and tho honnra Of the day nv
Well there viii be- spirited contest
for tho honnfs other glfig similar
10 Mr. Hansqns are expected before
the contest closes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
SPEAK EIGHT LANGUAGES AND
DRAW si.soo--iF NOT rRY
BEING An oilGR At $40

n you are out Of a job and d.
not carr 10 stay In that condition,
The government has several posil
tons open. For Instance. " you
understand Dutch. swedish, Danoi
Norwegian. Russian. Portuguese,
italian. French. Spanish aud Ger
man. you might pull down 81 500
every II mouths as translator In the
patent office. examination to be held
Aasust 70, at the local civil service
office.
Perhaps you are not convcfnani
with quite ali these languages and
voald Ike something easier. Why
not try a naval observatory assist
ant. scientific assistant in seed test
ins. pr assistant Inspector VI electric
light plant examination. at from
$50 TO 81 500 yearly
An that ia necessary Ia Just n NJ
tie elementary mathematics. inclad
Ing algebra. geometry, trigonome
terry. analytical geometry. a sprink
ling Of calculus. little astronomy
mechanics and theory. practice Of
mechanical and electrical engineer
Ing and the construction and
building Of power pianta.
u It's iust a plain. common. ordi
nary job you are after. Try the cr
animation for oiler at tho military
academy nj West Point. At t7zo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

duty under the naval regulations
to atop fights Hut Leonard inter
posed 10 ask u II we're not true
that the officers were gtudcnta al
the time and did not know these
regulations
But through the mare Of con
fiictinn statements, some thina.
stand out II Is evident tina, sut
ton rode 10 the grounds that nigh,
with lieuts. Robt {. Adams, cd
ward A. oaierman and Harold NJ
utley, The automobils was stopped
and there vas a fight. Statements
conflict as to who was the sonres
scr. sutton 10 supposed to have
run for some guns and to have
later shot Adams. Adams had no
serious wound 10 show for II. One
Of the bullets 10 supposed 10 nave
hit Lieut. Edward p. Rocker, who
had been on a drunk that nighi
and happened 10 stumble onto the
fight Rocker had no ~euHd. bu,
Il was declared that the butis, psns
trsted hls Goa, and outer shirt. and
then. for some unknown reason,
stopped. Sutton was Al that time
thrown to the ground. Adams ad
riits he threw sutton down. Sutton
was badly beaten. Someone 10 sup
pessd 10 have said. MY God. he'.
killed Roelksri" And then sut
ton. with three men on top Of hin,
and his arms doubled W under
him. according TO testimony. 10 sup.
posed to have pulled out ore arr'
and shot himself. The bullet en-
tered the top Of HE head.
Willing says be vas STANDING
near aud aftsrwaFd took the pistol
rum sutton's hand serst ~ Hart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
POSTMASTERS RAISED

WASHINGTON. d G. Aug. -
The postofilce department an
nounees the following promotions
for assistant postmastefs In Wash.
lngioH, effective July 1.
belllnxhAm. ii.is0 10 81 600
North Yakima. u 400 to 1880 /,
vancouver. 1890 10 o. 800: Cen.
tralis. Chchaiia. Collar. Ellansburg
and Wenatchse. ti.i0O 10 81, 200
brcmerton. 81 1000 TO 81 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
PARSON SPEEDS IN
AUTO To TIE KNOT

DAYTON. o.. Aus REV. W A.
Hale raced II miles In his auto 20
marry Harry l. KILLER. Cleveland,
and Miss Ella u Brown, formerly
Of Dayton. last night The couple
came from Cleveland and wanted
10 b. married In hurry Rev.
Hale was Yialiiug In the country,
hui made a record auto trip 10
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
COMMISSION HEARS
REPORT OF CRUISERS

s special meeting u the State
Capitol Lands commissinn met yes
iufday AZ the Washington AnHea
and heard the rapar, Of " y Nc
cool chief cruiser 81 tho commits
Sion This report covers the timber
IN cialiam and Jefferson counties
and according 10 ST. Mecool's 70.
port he and hia assistants have list
ID timber on zi.000 acres Of state
land ln these two counties The
cruisers expect 10 complete the lisi-
Ing N timber In about two months
when values wili be fixed on the
land and bids called fof,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
GOVERNORS LEAVE
FOR THEIR HOMES

Governor charles Y Hughes. Of
SeN York. LEFT Seattle this morn
Ing for Vancouver, whence he will
return 10 tho East on the Canadian
Pacific railway. Tho governor was
accompanied on The steamer TO Van
couFef By Dayernof Hay. Of Wash.
lnston Governor johnson. Of Min
nssata. will leave for his home at
H. Paul this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
BIDS FOR LIGHTING
EXTENSIONS OPENED

Bids were opened yesterday b.
the board Of public works for llght.
INK extensions 10 tho amount of
Sass, 900
These lights will be distributed
equally over nina districts that have
been laid out BY CITY Engineer
Thomson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
Excursion Date Changed

September 9th. instead Of ii,h.
10 Chicago and return, August
dates. iith and 18th. TO Missouri
River points, 800 Chicago. t72.50,
81. Louis, ,6750, New York. tlOss0.
etc. Return limit October 81, with
stnpovefa. Route. Oregon r. X. a
Nav. Co, and connections tvla Salt
Lake and Denver II desired.
Tickets aud reservations at Union
Ticket office. COS First nv. v. y.
Ellis. Genl, Agent. ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
REPTILES ARE
/ NOT P|NCHABLE
JUSTICE BROWN SAYS so AND
A SNAKE eHARMGR
GOES FREE.

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wv - ,',"t Nv. W a"' a. III. -,
sa e,'' ~ "'sF - ~ "u ~ W 49,, ~
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800 ~ ~. ~ ~ '', w. ""N
n'', 49, ~ uu NY s ~, ivy Ia, w.. ~. ,.'.
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W. r,,'s yg .e 40" a w, ~ MUM a,, !.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

IAN DIEUO. Cal Aus b An
approximate vote Of four to one. the
bond election 10 appropriate a mil.
Non and = quarter dollars for tho
construction Of a system " high
ways In San Diego county, was car
lied At the polls yesterday The
Highways will be constructed under
tho supervision Of 4. W. seTipps. A..
q apAulding and John u Hpreckrin,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
OLD BELL IS HUSHED


LEE. Conn. Aug THE old
town clock which has tolled time
In the berkshire village Of Lee for
81 years u hushed because the
braxen tones Of lts beli In tho still
night broke tho rest Of city people
summering thers.
The summer boardsrA waited
upon the standing committee Of the
Congregational church. In the bel.
ny Of which edifiee the clock Ia
located. and entered a protest
against the sleephreaker James
y. Secord was ordered not 10 70.
wind the clock for the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
SIGNS PLEDGE
To QUIT THE
LIQUOR HABIT
Tacoma man Says He VIII
Not Taste lntoxicants as
Long as His Wife Has
Spark Of Life,

TACOMA. AUS Placed under
hond 10 keep iho peace for six
s,onths n Peterson. carpenter
1se.d under the few days conflne'
IAN, m the county Jail aud sent an
sn,ealinr messaRe 10 the Wife be
IA ahuscd to set him out At
~. we're little children asking
IN their taihrr did not return,
IA this In a measure Induced Mrs.
PETERSEN TO call upon Police Judge
.msion and ask his leave to sign
Z. hashands peace bond
nv husband Is willing TO take a
,lAIsr tof my sake and tho sake u
m chlldren. said the woman
tedes Ainisone heart "a oasils
ieurhea whoa q mother Of children
sassls to HIN and be ordered Pc
ter.nn brought heinW him
aHe~ long DO you desire 10
slsn the pledge tort" asked the
police magistrate,
We'll. hidga, wouldn't want
10 slan 4 fOr life, because
nloht not keep Il. | will sign
II ard abstain from drink as
iona a. NY wife iIses." replied
Petersen.
Thai Is start In the right d
tss,loa. At least, answered the
t1,Ise n shows that you have
soms thought for your wifa and
ehllifen.-
n i for them that I ain taking
he pledge Peterson replied
Hut have you neveF thought Of
he effect drinking has had upon
ysuf own happlncss' Has L ever
occurred TO you that while your
wife and ehlldrcn suffer from your
lfinkinf that you suffer likevlset =.
senlinued the judge
Aprink has destroyed all my
hsrplneas. It has taken all the
kappiness Of my married life
away. | lntsna 10 quit H. 70.
piied Petersen.
Before be signed the pledge by
which he Voluntarily binds himself
% abstain from Intoxicating It,
quorx. while his wife lives Pc.
srfson kesiiated. Suppose my
xlfe should drive me away from
honer h asked
Has ygur wife ever done such a
ta.nx when lou we're soberf" asked
Intre Arrisun
frirrscu xsinltted by his silence
iszf bis su a foolish question. In
bold hand he subscribed his
Esns to the pledge Judge Arutson
urrfs ont Ms. Peterson signed
ths pesee bond and her husband
zf'zsd bis name to Il also. Five
M IN the county jail had gotten
o. nsuor out Of him and Judge
: ifztsnn told him II Il now a mat
N u will power and honor wheth.
sa not be falls into his old habit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

DUBLIN. Aus. tin the belief
NJ The mllieuinm may BE- ushercd
~ sny moment. over two thoa.
~ -Cooneyites" arr holding con.
l1snus prayer meetings at naillna.
lizard. county FermanaEh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
JOBS FOR EVERY
ONE RIGHT HERE

Here's a chance for somr boy 10
sailsfl a lifetime ambition to go TO
West Point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
OSTEOPATHY

Eisetrieity. sitFatioa. iisht Their.
spr. hot ctr sweat bath. and other
druEiass nsthods Optical rooms
for fitting glasses and treating syss
fss, equipped offices In Seattle. Con-
suitstion free Treatmsuts tt each
A. Holt, osteepath and optieisn
ssI-t-s fsopie's Bank pids. second
and Pike hsia tssi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

The naval court took tAeuts
willing and VIM '. nevan To
task for not stopping the fight
Willing was officer o. tho day and
iisvan vas officer Of the guard At
the time They both saw the fight
Commander Hood. president Of
the court. asked both officers u
they we're not familiar with their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
NAVY BOARD May APPLY ID
BIG COAT OF WE1ITEWA SH
GARFIELD AND CONFLICTING
TESTIMONY AT sEooNp
COURT or INQUIRY SHOWS
THAT TRUTH ABOUT YOUNG
OFFICERS DEATH is ngiNa
HELD BACK ny SOMEONE.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, Aug lis the
United States navy wiiliug that the
world shall know the whole truth
eanoernins tho death 81 Lieut. Jas.
N Sutton. tho young Portland. or,
MARINE Nhn was shot 10 death while
three men were sitting on him In a
hfuwl hero oct H. isoif
Tho naval caurt viii finish IL
Inquiry soon and make a report TO
Washington some week. later the
world will know what han heon
dome The document must have
sanction of The navy department and
be made puhlic IN the regular official
channels. The navy department
wants Il distinctly understood that
ihe investigation hat finished Is not
" any SENSE trial but an inquiry
'for the Information Of thn depart.
mrnt
The present court of Inquiry has
shown at least thu tho midnight
fighi ending IN sutions death was
surrounded by pecallar circum.
stances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

corps made M effort 20 pfahc Into
the cesa
That the hurried inquest held the
next LAY ever tho dead officer.
body made M such effort
That the navy department il do
ms rs beet 10 make Il appear that
there Waa nothing suspicious abaut
the affair.
Also 10 'whitawash@ the Officials
~ tho srheal and the court Of IA.
qalty that concluded sutton had
KILLED himself.
Beyond These facts. no canclualon
whatever can he reached from IN.
Testimony except that the truth /.
hrlns withheld By some one No
court or jury In civil lie In tho
world would be- able to reach any
conclusion from the sarhled and
conflicting testimony given by the
young officaFn who wefe concerned
IN the braNi that night Il emily
grows more and more strange ever,
day that the FIRST board u inqus-,
could have paaaibly reached YER.
dict NJ Suicide
l. Tho ao-eallrd esprit dc cofp.''
q tho marine corpn standing in the
way u a fair hesringf
Two Of the witnesses gave an
swrrs that seem most Significant IN
iris connection. Lieut. Edward $
Willing. one nf the seven officers
pFerent at suttan's death testified
4 know this is true hceausa an Off.
ccr of the marine corps told u %
me-
And Col. chas A Doyen. com,
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Sutton killed hlmnea and ! was
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truth.